david weiner.n 2014 he was named as one of the nation's top 40 most influential vaccine scientists. doctor, it is great to have you. talk to me first about what specifically you are doing with that $9 million grant to help find a potential vaccine for this. dr. weiner: thank you so much. so, inovio is immediately working to set up a group, a coalition of people to work together to develop a vaccine candidate that can be moved into clinical trials rapidly. and inovio has done this three times recently in outbreaks, including for the ebola virus outbreak several years ago, and mers, which is another coronavirus which was moved to the clinic with walter reed, and vaccine, which was moved rapidly into the clinic. all three of these produced immuno spots will in human beings with the type of immunity which might be associated with protection against these pathogens. taylor: you mentioned ebola, mers, zika what did you learn from all three of those that you could potentially applied to this new outbreak

now, i want to take this opportunity to introduce our state senator scott weiner. [applause] >> thank you, mayor. i want to thank and commend mayor breed and supervisor haney for standing their ground to make sure that this navigation center could open. as a former local elected official in san francisco, i understand first hand what it is like when you have neighbors who have significant concern and fear about changes that are happening in their neighborhood. that is very intense, her hard. -- it is very hard. i want to thank them for looking at the big picture and the reality this will make the neighborhood safer and more livable in addition to helping many homeless in san francisco transition to a better and healthier future. thank you. when you look at the situation at homelessness in california, it is pretty stark. we have well over 100,000 homeless people in the state. i think it is 130,000. a large majority of homeless residents in the bay area and los angeles are not sheltered, and this is not normal. what is happening in california and in san francisco and

it is another example of the kind of tactics that scott weiner is using to get the bill passed. it is just wrong. and to ask if you could consider like you did with the pdas, consider delaying the passage. i am in favor of what you are doing. i applaud the work you are doing, but i think it would be good to see what our friend scott weiner comes up with on january 6th. then make a decision whether or not we need an additional amendment to our opposition to it unless it is included. if they are going to put it on some of us, they need it on all of us. the idea to get all of those votes is just wrong. >> any other members of the public to speak on this item? seeing none. public comment is closed. thanks again everyone for sharing your perspectives on this contentious and polarizing issue that has so much potential impact on our city and neighborhoods and quality of life. thanks to the many others who weren't able to speak today that have shared their perspectives from those placing displacement in the city that have concerns about the gentrification. i just responding to the point

weiner,dr. david cofounder of inovio, thank you for joining us.ing up, another pioneering startup whose losses have grown with revenue. casper seeking to go public. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: one of the world's largest providers of electric scooter rentals is using wintertime to prep for expansion. they are acquiring a german rival for an undisclosed sum. $2.5 now valued at about billion. bernard will add employees in bird will addd -- employees in europe. retailer casper is seeking an ipo valuation at just over $744 million, a drop from its heyday of about $1.1 billion. the startup plans to sell 8.3 5 million shares for about 17 to $19 each. this makes the assessment short of that $1 billion needed to be a unicorn. casper popularized the so-called bed in a box industry. watchedss first closely ipo of the year, i want to bring in bloomberg's leanna baker. why the drop in valuation? andt is about a 30% drop has to do with timing. the wep was before worked about -- we work debacle and all these companies that did not impress public organ investors

it is another example of the kind of tactics that scott weiner is using to get the bill passed. it is just wrong. and to ask if you could consider like you did with the pdas, consider delaying the passage. i am in favor of what you are doing. i applaud the work you are doing, but i think it would be good to see what our friend scott weiner comes up with on january 6th. then make a decision whether or not we need an additional amendment to our opposition to it unless it is included. if they are going to put it on some of us, they need it on all of us. the idea to get all of those votes is just wrong. >> any other members of the public to speak on this item? seeing none. public comment is closed. thanks again everyone for sharing your perspectives on this contentious and polarizing issue that has so much potential impact on our city and neighborhoods and quality of life. thanks to the many others who weren't able to speak today that have shared their perspectives from those placing displacement in the city that have concerns about the gentrification. i just responding to the point

as the mayor and senator weiner have said. we know the solution to homelessness. we need more affordable housing, more supportive services, but, ultimately, it takes courage at all levels of government to make it happen. we are trying to do our part at the state level. we have colleagues that don't feel completely on the same page with myself and senator wiener with making sure we are building more housing. we have challenges at the state level. mayor breed and supervisor haney have challenges. iit is not easy to stand in frot of 300 people and talk about homelessness and bringing navigation centers to a neighborhood that has not had them. it takes courage and guts and the city has to support them. if we don't get these centers built, there is no on ramp to housing. this is the third navigation center i have had the honor of standing with mayor breed as we opened them. they are the first step. the next step has to be, as she said, permanent supportive housing. everybody is for housing, but in someone else's neighborhood, in someone else's city. i can't tell you ho

he was driving the weiner mobile and he wasn't going fast enough.ing way too fast. no, the cop said, you are going too slow. it's got to go faster and he was let off with a verbal warning. and they let the weiner mobile go. >> greg: that is interesting. >> dana: is this your "one more thing"? >> jesse: yes. >> dana: why? >> jesse: i thought it would be interesting to hear greg make a wisecrack about all weiner mobile. >> greg: he is trying to get me in trouble. to be frank, though, he really did get off. [laughter] >> jesse: yes, it was totally worth it! >> greg: cut the mustard. don't laugh, it's not worth it. it's terrible. to think you are next. >> juan: oh, i relish this. [laughter] let's stick with food. my grandkids love shirley temple, and you know it's ginger ale with the cherry syrup and the cherries, so i was quite excited to see there is now a shirley temple reviewer. he assesses or looks at how different restaurants prepare a shirley temple and offers online reviews for you. take a look. >> 6.3, a good rating. >> american flag. usa! ther

lou: let's turn to this jonathan weiner and what you've discovered at judicial watch.is extraordinary. >> he's supposed to be doing work on libya for john kerry's state department, but instead he was the handler it looks like for christopher steele who given the volume of reporting and material he was sending to the state department both before and during russia gate may as well have had a desk at the obama state department. as you point out, he was -- steele's material was concerning enough to senior officials at the state department they wanted it put on the classified system, but of course, mr. weiner who by the way had helped compose parts of the dossier used by the fbi, thought he knew better and was sending this supposedly classified material, it looks like, on his personal e-mail account, as you point out, to his colleague to be in the classified system. the state department is an agency that needs as much focus from law enforcement as the doj and fbi did on fisa gate. they are heavily involved the spy smearing of president trump. they were pushing material out

state senator scott weiner's bill would require companies to reimburse customers or local governments for cause associated with planned blackouts like lost wages and spoiled food. sheriff grose would have to put money into a reimbursement fund. the bill cleared the senate operations committee today. weiner says it would create an incentive for smaller targeted blackouts to prevent wildfires. >>> president donald j. trump's impeachment trial stretching into another late night. house managers ending their day with a fiery push for the presidents removal. cbs reporter natalie brand with of the highlights from capitol hill. >> reporter: house managers have one day left to wrap up their case. the impeachment manager california congressman adam ship became emotional while delivering his clothes. our producer watching the senate chamber noticed that congressman schiff often thvisi speaking as he tries to make this case to the public as well as to the senators serving as jurors. make the truth doesn't matter, we are lost the delete house manager adam schiff ended two days of our opening i wen

it is another example of the kind of tactics that scott weiner is using to get the bill passed. it is just wrong. and to ask if you could consider like you did with the pdas, consider delaying the passage. i am in favor of what you are doing. i applaud the work you are doing, but i think it would be good to see what our friend scott weiner comes up with on january 6th. then make a decision whether or not we need an additional amendment to our opposition to it unless it is included. if they are going to put it on some of us, they need it on all of us. the idea to get all of those votes is just wrong. >> any other members of the public to speak on this item? seeing none. public comment is closed. thanks again everyone for sharing your perspectives on this contentious and polarizing issue that has so much potential impact on our city and neighborhoods and quality of life. thanks to the many others who weren't able to speak today that have shared their perspectives from those placing displacement in the city that have concerns about the gentrification. i just responding to the point

now, i want to take this opportunity to introduce our state senator scott weiner. [applause] >> thank you, mayor. i want to thank and commend mayor breed and supervisor haney for standing their ground to make sure that this navigation center could open. as a former local elected official in san francisco, i understand first hand what it is like when you have neighbors who have significant concern and fear about changes that are happening in their neighborhood. that is very intense, her hard. -- it is very hard. i want to thank them for looking at the big picture and the reality this will make the neighborhood safer and more livable in addition to helping many homeless in san francisco transition to a better and healthier future. thank you. when you look at the situation at homelessness in california, it is pretty stark. we have well over 100,000 homeless people in the state. i think it is 130,000. a large majority of homeless residents in the bay area and los angeles are not sheltered, and this is not normal. what is happening in california and in san francisco and

state hard in scott weiner. thank you for taking the time. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> now we are going to cristina rendon with what is called the tenant opportunity to purchase act. >> reporter: the senator behind this legislation says it is the first of its kind in california modeled after what is already working in washington, d.c. for the past 20 years, aiming at keeping marginalized working class to be able to live here in oakland. the legislation is about tenant protection, giving renters the first right to purchase their home ifs the owners decide to sell. it would also create opportunities for community land trusts and non-profit affordable housing developers to purchase homes first. the city council member says she was inspired by the housing mothers that occupied a west oakland home. >> when we look around oakland and see how our community is changing, more people are pushed on the streets, more families are living in vehicles, this will make sure we stem the displacement crisis, that we address homelessness. >> it will help si

lou: let's turn to this jonathan weiner and what you've discovered at judicial watch.o be doing work on libya for john kerry's state department, but instead he was the handler it looks like for christopher steele who given the volume of reporting and material he was sending to the state department both before and during russia gate may as well have had a desk at the obama state department. as you point out, he was -- steele's material was concerning enough to senior officials at the state department they wanted it put on the classified system, but of course, mr. weiner who by the way had helped compose parts of the dossier used by the fbi, thought he knew better and was sending this supposedly classified material, it looks like, on his personal e-mail account, as you point out, to his colleague to be in the classified system. the state department is an agency that needs as much focus from law enforcement as the doj and fbi did on fisa gate. they are heavily involved the spy smearing of president trump. they were pushing material out to congress just before the presiden

now it is due -- state senator scott weiner will be at city hall later this morning to announce a new version of that bill. it and gis cive transportation goals before losing authority over their own zoning standards. that san francisco city supervisors passed a resolution almost 2 weeks ago saying they are opposed to the bill unless it is amended to address affordable housing and local community planning issues. so, senator scott weiner having announcement this morning at oakland city hall at 10 am with oakland mayor and the shaft to introduce this renegotiated bill but then here at san francisco city hall at noon city leaders and community advocates are having a rally to oppose it. obviously a lot of controversy and that bill has y to 31be so i'm sure we will see a lot of debate on both sides. live in san francisco, nielsen, kpix 5. >>> i'm anne makovec from the e so new vede liin ws from ne puerto rico. the island is without power after it was hit by a 6.4 magnitude earthquake early this morning. then us! how about three hours later. the largest in a series of quakes this morning t

as the mayor and senator weiner have said. we know the solution to homelessness.we need more affordable housing, more supportive services, but, ultimately, it takes courage at all levels of government to make it happen. we are trying to do our part at the state level. we have colleagues that don't feel completely on the same page with myself and senator wiener with making sure we are building more housing. we have challenges at the state level. mayor breed and supervisor haney have challenges. iit is not easy to stand in frot of 300 people and talk about homelessness and bringing navigation centers to a neighborhood that has not had them. it takes courage and guts and the city has to support them. if we don't get these centers built, there is no on ramp to housing. this is the third navigation center i have had the honor of standing with mayor breed as we opened them. they are the first step. the next step has to be, as she said, permanent supportive housing. everybody is for housing, but in someone else's neighborhood, in someone else's city. i can't tell you how

sb-50 is sponsored by san francisco state senator scott weiner and would allow taller buildings and cuted tape. but to stay alive the senate says -- or the state senate has to pass it by the end of the month. first, it'll have to get through the committee phase. >>> despite a promise to go green the majority of the shuttle buses at san jose airport still run on natural gas. nearly two years ago the airport promised to introduce an all-electric fleet. ten of the buses were introduced last may. then the airport reintroduce gas powered becauses. the city is getting ready to evaluate an expansion proposal. there is no word on whether more electric buses will be a part of that plan. >>> another dockless scooter company is hoping to join the party in san francisco. four have operating permits but skip was originally skipped over. the "san francisco in scores in the pilot program and failed to properly fill out a key portion of its program. today skip will ask the city to reconsider. >>> the debate to rename a high school after former first lady michelle obama. actually it's an elementary scho

state senator scott weiner reintroduced senate bill 50 with some changes. sb 50 would allow four plexes in an area with single family homes in large residential buildings near transit stops. cities argue they don't want to give up control over land use decisions. the bill has until the end of the month to make it through two key vote. >>> san francisco is preparing to update its health care system master plan this spring. current trends show an urgent need for increased senior and behavioral health services. emergency room visits are going up because of a lack of access to health services in the bayview and chinatown. while 250,000 people are estimated to have a behavioral health condition, the city has seen a 47% decline in nursing beds for severe cases. >>> a magnitude 3.9 earthquake rattled parts of southern santa clara county last night. the quake had an epicenter along the calaveras fault. it struck at 11:16 last night. you could feel the shaking through the south bay and apparently as far north as san francisco. no reports of damage or anyone being hu

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weiner says her billthe new parents act would give parents he option to use a portion of tir social security after the birth or adoption of a child i think it can really be called punished leave because it does punish working amicans for using paid leave by cutting social security taxes democratic congressman lloyd doett says instead congress should consider the democr family t, he would raise taxes to make sure every worker has access to 12weeks of paid leave, i believe it will provide the compensation we need but texas republican kevin brady says raising taxes would hurt famies americans deserve of paid family plan that helps families and small businesses, not a one-size-fits-all washington man at he saysthe federal government should get out of the way and let employers and employees work together to create a soluti that works for them in washington, i'm an warning key. >>valentine's day is just a couple weeks away in a hotel n canada is offering a unique alternative to an eveningout british columbia's hotels ad is offering free stays for couples who make babies 's called the noon or baby

it is another example of the kind of tactics that scott weiner is using to get the bill passed.onsider like you did with the pdas, consider delaying the passage. i am in favor of what you are doing. i applaud the work you are doing, but i think it would be good to see what our friend scott weiner comes up with on january 6th. then make a decision whether or not we need an additional amendment to our opposition to it unless it is included. if they are going to put it on some of us, they need it on all of us. the idea to get all of those votes is just wrong. >> any other members of the public to speak on this item? seeing none. public comment is closed. thanks again everyone for sharing your perspectives on this contentious and polarizing issue that has so much potential impact on our city and neighborhoods and quality of life. thanks to the many others who weren't able to speak today that have shared their perspectives from those placing displacement in the city that have concerns about the gentrification. i just responding to the points around be the timing of us moving forward

thank you, senator weiner, i am so grateful. microphone back over to curtis. >> thank you, david. i am grateful for you, david. we kept her waiting long enough, right? i am excited she is here. i am going to do a little intro. mayor breed is a san francisco native. she was raised right in the western addition. she went to galileo high school. she earned a masters degree at the university of san francisco. she is a daughter of the city. prior to historicallylection, which was the moment in 2018 she served on the board of supervisors peboard ofsuperviso. she is committed to creating a more equitable and just san francisco. as i understand you came from opening up the new navigation center on the embarcadero. thank you. we are congratulations and thank you for doing that. we are so thrilled chirrenned for the second annual -- returned for the second celebration. give a huge tenderloin welcome to mayor london breed. >> mayor breed: i am excited to be in the tenderloin. we know that a lot of challenges, not only chest in the tl but a

senator scott weiner's highly controversial bill does deserve a break down. it was introduced last legislative session and then put on hold. at its core, it is a housing production bill at co uragenesj the bay area's big-city may it. e small cities, homeowners, and people who want local government to maintain sony control don't. >> sb50 mandates zoning areas that are in the area of public transit without taking into consideration the existing service capacity of the transit or other infrastructure needs of the area. >> reporter: gordon mar and the board of supervisors in san francisco largely oppose sb 50. they call it a trickle-down housing bill for real estate lobbyists. protesters at an event for sb 50 agree. they booed a representative r the association of realtors who supports the bill. >> reporter: sb 50 is sort of a micro-chasm of the fight over how to solve the housing crisis. small cities want to local control the big cities want smaller cities to build more and embrace regionalism. california is facing a housing shortage of nearly 5.3 million homes.

the judges did say they would f weiner vowing to fight on despite a defeat of his housing bill.te senate voted down his sb-50 bill which would allow wider spread high density housing and expand housing construction statewide. he plans to try again today with tomorrow the final deadline. >>> 4:50. coming up on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> reporter: the deposits are collected a nickel at a time. we found a gap with crv. nbc bay area responds next. >>> but fing mnow, parents of newborns, 165,000 incline sleepers are being recalled because of suffocation risks. there are concerns infants with roll from their backs to stomach or side. there have been 73 reportednt d sleepers. make sure you check. we'll be back with more. no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up, to keep your whole house smelling fre

scott weiner introduced a bill introducing a statewide plan to and new infections of hiv and stds. that bill requires state agencies to set targets for ending new infections while identifying programs, policies, strategies and funding to reach those targets. he says the bill fights for marginalized communities which are often affected the most by hiv and stds. and later this morning some oakland middle and high school students will hold a demonstration in downtown oakland educating people about climate policies and climate change. those students will be working with several groups creating what they are calling a resilient village. that event will include four informational quadrants, science for survival, civic engagement, visual arts, voice and performance. this is a holiday weekend and many people around the bay area will be celebrating the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. now north cal, mlk celebration train will run on monday and this is a free service for people on the peninsula who want to attend the annual celebration about the life and legacy of dr. king. and

. >>> state senator scott weiner reintroduced senate bill 50 with some changes. sb 50 would allow four plexes in an area with single family homes in large residential buildings near transit stops. cities argue they don't want to give up control over land use decisions. the bill has until the end of the month to make it through two key vote. >>> san francisco is preparing to update its health care system. current trends show an urn gent need for increased senior and behavioral health services. emergency room visits are going up because of a lack of access to health services in the bayview and chinatown. while 250,000 people are estimated to have a behavioral health condition, the city has seen a 47% decline in nursing beds for severe cases. >>> a magnitude 3.9 earthquake rattled parts of southern santa clara county last night. the quake had an epicenter along the calaveras fault. it struck at 11:16 last night. you could feel the shaking through the south bay and apparently as far north as san francisco. i didn't feel it. did you feel it? >> no. >> no reports of da

unsecured laptop belonging to clinton's quote is on the estranged wife of distressed congressman anthony weiner, for months mccabe denied he leaked to the journal or other publications. >> say on national tv that you were not a source for the new york times, you were never a source for the new york times or any publication considering that is what you are accused of lying about. were you ever a leaker to the new york times? >> absolutely not, not at any time ever. >> more than 200 pages from the department of justice obtained through a freedom of information act request by citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington highlighted interaction between an fbi investigator and mccabe, quote, i mean and i even said long nights and weekends working on this trying to find out who among your rings of trusted people would do something like that and he, mccabe, just kind of looked down, nodded, and said, yeah, i'm sorry. you but the bureau in 2018 and continues to be a staunch critic of donald trump who declared his impeachment they, quote, the crime of the century, far more sinister than watergat

it is sponsored by scott weiner.uld allow taller buildings and cut the red tape but to stay alive the state senate has to pass it by the end of the month. first will have to get through committee phase. >>> the majority of the shuttle buses you'll see at the airport are stillatural gas according to the mercury news. the airport promised to introduce an all-electric fleet. ten of those buses were introduced last may but then in november the airport reintroduced gas powered buss to open up 1,000 employee parking shots. the city is getting ready to evaluate an expansion proposal with a focus on the environment. no word yet if electric buses will be a part of the plan. >>> with the trial of president donald trump continuing today, with another day of accusations from democrats. >> the president's defenders won't get a word in edge wise until saturday. >>> the rules created by mitch mcconnell give the democrats 24 hours, over the course of three days, to deliver their case, yesterday, today and tomorrow. we've seen hours

scott weiner of san francisco is leading the favor to allow flexible zoning near public transit and in to have housing. they introduced the revamped bill but the announcement did not go as planned because two groups are at odds over the bill. >> people have the right to be angry. while you thought it was directed at a as today's politicians, we represent the entire system that has gotten people to this state of desperation. >> lawmakers say that they hope that the senate will vote on the bill by the end of the month. >>> city leaders mentioned a grim statistic, the city reported that san jose's first death of a homeless person after her body was discovered on st. james street early this morning. there is no official word on the cause of death. but first responders said that he likely died during the cold hours overnight. >> mr. cortez was his name. i have seen him many times. >> i saw him and he was eating and we were laughing. i don't know what happened to them. >> the first homeless death of the year and there was 161 homeless death last year. >>> targeting robbery suspects in oaklan

[background noises] lieutenant governor alder, lieutenants weiner, as majority leaders grind bergen greenwell. members of the 219th legislature including that rocking escort group that came in with me, chief justice rovner, associate justices of the supreme court, judge grant, members of the cabinet, former governors florio different tesco and cody. charlie and sam thanks for bringing the first lady. [cheering] the state leaders, veterans, members of organized labor, honored guests and my fellow new jerseyans. five weeks ago today, our state was shattered by the gunfire of anti-semitism and hate. in jersey city, the heralded police protected us. joseph seals and three innocent people were murdered. and what we now know was an act of domestic terror, fueled by a vicious and unjustifiable hate. this was an active hate against the jewish community, and law enforcement, but it impacted everyone. hundreds of schoolchildren and their educators were held in lockdown including in a catholic school across the street. worried parents feared the worst. african-american residents hid in their homes. with

we have contacted senator scott weiner and assembly members and the bay area caucus to express our support for the bay area program and request inclusion of funds to facilitate the downtown extension program. i believe the transit center is an international model for development in northern california for high-speed rail and essential element for accomplishing the second transbay rail crossing and ideal candidate for the revenue program. we are funding for the 2020 transit and ticp for phase two for the transit program. it is part of the sd1 program. i look forward to working with our partners on phase 2 in 2020 including m.t.c., caltrain and city and county of san francisco. they are concluding the findings this morning on delivery of phase two. 2020 will see a renewed commitment to the public. i look forward to working with all of you. before you is the quarterly financial report. i would like to invite christine falvey to provide you an overview of the market. she will be followed by the team to conclude the presentation for the findings of the peer review from last month and respond to

so, senator weiner will be introducing that reimagined bill inoakland this morning with that the oakland mayor. and then a little bit after that here at san francisco city hall city leaders as well as community organizers will hold a rally to oppose that bill. it has until january 31 to make it out of the senate. live in san francisco,nielsen, kpix 5. >>> u.s. forces are on high alert in the wake of the deadly airstrike targeting a top iranian general. today iran's government passed a bill declaring the u.s. army and pentagon as a terrorist. that morning. coming to a close officials are on alert for possible retaliation and iranian news agency says officials have 13 possible plans to retaliate. democrats on capitol hill want to slow the escalation with a vote on a war powers resolution republican say it is time to support the mainin a shred, just a shred, of national unity for five minutes. >> how dare we went our young men and women, the risking their lives with congress being too chicken. >> today in iran the stampede also broke out at the funeral procession for general qassem iranian

senator scott weiner's controversial senate bill 50 was introduced in the last administrative session. and encourages more development new transit and other areas. small cities, homeowners and people who want local government to maintain zoning control do not. >> it mandates zoning in areas that are near public transit without taking into consideration the existing service capacity of that transit. >> when you can only build single-family homes, that is a ban on affordable housing. >> the bill would allow for building on vacant land and rned in plexit will o ar to com up with their own way to build more, otherwise the state will step in. they say that they feel excluded and might need to pass out of the senate by the first. >>> you will see all of our original reporting on a website. >>> half of americans and want to say more money and pay down debt in 2020. that is according to a survey from fidelity investments. we are join now with information on how to reach those goals. what is the first step to achieve our financial resolutions this year? or make have to understand how much mone

years and last april, the board of directors voted to stop the gun shows but state senator scott weiner and others did not want to risk it returning in the future and offer the bill to permanently ban shows at the facility starting this year. >>> president trump is set to release details on a mideast peace plan with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. they met to finalize the plan yesterday and the proposal will include a plan to address palestinian statehood, new borders and israeli settlements in the west bank and the deal needs support for leaders to work but they have already criticized it. >> translator: the deal is not based on international legality and law and gives israel what it wants at the expense of the national rights of the palestinian people. >> many of the arab nations have agreed to it and they think it's great and i think it is a big start, a fantastic thing if we can pull it off. >> president trump admits palestinians likely won't agree initially but he thinks they will come around eventually. >>> t's 5:36 and a divided supreme court allowed the trump administ

last april the board of directors voted to end the gun shows but scott weiner and phil ting did not want shows returning in the future. they authored the bill to permanently ban the shows starting this year. >>> a teenager is back in school four months after she was shot at a high school football game in the east bay. doctors did not think she would make it. the shooting took place last september outside the football game. the bullet went through her arm, entering her lung and lodging in her spine. doctors said even if she pulled through she would likely have brain damage but a 16-year-old beat the odds and returned to her school today. the shooting left her paralyzed from the chest down but she says she is lucky. >> i didn't tell mad or upset because i have my brain and a lot of kids in the hospital were brain-damaged. i am so thankful. >> three people were arrested in connection with the shooting, ashley parker has been through a lot. she still manages to keep a smile on her face and looks forward to a bright future. >> what an incredible -- >> what a strong young woman. >>> what's beh

sitting on an unsecure laptop, one belonging to huma abedin, the wife of disgrace congressman anthony weinerleaking to the journal or other publications. >> i would like you to stay on national tv that you are not a source for "the new york times." you are never a source for "the new york times" or any other publication considering that's what you are accused of lying about. basically where you ever a leaker to "the new york times"? >> absolutely not. not in any time ever. >> more than 200 pages from the department of justice obtained through a freedom of information act request by citizens for responsibility and ethics, washington, highlighting an interaction between an fbi director and mccabe. "i mean and i said long nights and weekends working on this trying to figure out who amongst your ranks would do something like that, and he, mccabe, kind of looked down. kind of nodded and said, yeah, i'm sorry." he left the borough in 2018 and continues to be a staunch critic of president trump who declared his impeachment as "the crime of the century, far more sinister than watergate." unredacted

google search results from a across the country show that super bowl fans rank the cocktail weiner asgs came in second. a variety of dips like seven layer dip and buffalo chicken dip also making the list. what's your favorite? >.lauren: i kind of agree with everything you just named. that's our question of the day, what's your favorite game day snack. tracee: i like the dips, all the different kinds of dims. take a look at futures right now, you can see some green, a little bit of stability after the last few days. dow futures up by 47, s&p 500 futures up by 6 and three quarters, nasdaq futures up by 9 and a quarter. waiting for earnings, boeing the big one today. will more workers -- more workers are saying good-bye to the typical 9 to 5. why it may be time to ditch the morning commute. lauren: sounds good. your favorite hand sanitizer is coming clean. the dirty secret you need to know when "fbn: a.m." returns. ♪ are we in the clear yet, are we in the clear yet, in the clear yet, good. ♪ are we out of the woods yet fun fact: 1 in 4 of us millennials have debt we might die with. and m

our tissues come in the form of the iconic legendary lambeau field and don't worry when you're 40 weiner's lose, we've got plenty of tissue for yeah, i think you're going to be quite a few of for game predictions. i had the packers beating down your niners. >>24 to 21 show and i had the packers beating the niners at 27 to 21 all right, good luck to them, but we think the pac have this wind can we get to go pack go on 3 oh yeah i want to break down the she green looks horrible have bad for the skin as read and go it's friendly rivalry among sister stations there we'll see who has the last laugh come sunday night i suppose so while he was getting really specific to what the score. oh the niners are favored i'm not going to say exactly what i think's going to happen other than lwin well. yeah, so clearly they're excited for their packers, we're excited for 9 years and it looks like the weather's going to be great for a real big showdown it will be sorry it's not below freezing, but sure that's what they're used to playing this is our kind of when i think it's yeah, it is going to be a really

scott weiner introduced a bill pushing for a statewide plan to end new infections of hiv and stds, theill requires state agencies to set targets for ending new infections while identifying programs, policies and funding among other things to reach those targets. he says the bill will fight for marginalized communities that are often affected by hiv and stds. >>> members of san francisco's pride have voted to ban google, youtube and other alphabet companies from any pride celebrations in the future. the san francisco pride board of directors have to approve the motion at a meeting next month in order to make it official. youtube has been criticized for not removing videos that include hate speech and san francisco pride members have voted to ban the alameda county sheriff's department for taking part in pride while in uniform and the members did not like the sheriff's deputies removal of four oakland mothers who illegally took over a house in west oakland which had been sitting vacant. >>> we are following two deadly overnight crashes in the south bay, the impact this is having on the c

our tissues come in the form of the iconic legendary lambeau fiel and don't worry when you're 40 weiner's lose, we've got plenty of tissue for yeah, i think you're going to be quite a few of for game predictions. i have the packers beating down your niners. >>24 to 21 show and i have the packers beating the niners at 27 to 21 all right, good luck to them, but think the pac have this wind can we get a gopackgo on 3 oh yeah i want to break so they think they can see because they have a super a tissue box. >>we get all right bodene bakery made to now real bread niners. collector thing you can eat it if you wanted instill when one they're making 20 to gioe away member the facebook page and it is like it and they're going do a drawing it's like and you can. >>dine on this this point during the game in the latest the nasally out there they are right because so cold their >>and we're back the recent san francisco to create some flood concerns for some in fact at 15th avenue on street out in the west portal one neighborhood. they see just about every time. heavy rains come through and you can see

our tissues come in the form of the iconic legendary lambeau field and don't worry when you're 40 weiner's lose, we've got plenty of tissue for yeah, i think you're going to be quite a few of for game predictions. i had the packers beating down your niners. >>24 to 21 show and i have the packers beating thniners at 27 to 21 all right, good luck to em, but we think the pac have this wind can we get to go pack go on 3 oh yeah i want to break down so they i mean they're proud cause they have a tissue really they're used to have us yours yet they need niners all thway there is no compromise you know it really sucks for them what's out there whether man can't wear packers color so low to the green really such as well the weather on game day looking like it's still going to be perfect m yes, we have a great game day ahead of us find the niners are. >>we're off to another that a good luck with the weather lately we had a great day on saturday sunday looking even better really daytime highs will be in the low 60's for santa clara come sunday now game time is a little bit later so even though it's

i know that in researching this and attending town hall meetings with scott weiner, i know he has an attitude of we don't need to worry about transit, transit doesn't have to be imperfect -- perfect to increase housing, is one of the many things we don't like about bill 50. it is kind of the cart before the horse approach and as such, i fully support this similar resolution adopting and opposing this on will 50 for these reasons. >> thank you. >> can i have the overhead, please? my name is jury with the san francisco land-use coalition. i support the proposed resolution to oppose bill 50 unless there is an amendment to include transportation mitigation provisions. san francisco has 865,000 people living in 47 square miles or 18,440 people per square mile. we have the second highest number of residents per square mile in the united states. san francisco has twice the population density of los angeles and three times the density of san jose. it is much more difficult and costly to build and maintain infrastructure in a very dense city. bill 50 needs to be modified to address the existi