weiner represents district 11 in the california state senate. district 11 includes all of san francisco, broadmoor, daily city and portions of south san francisco. the senator helped to champion compassionate cannabis care programs by introducing senate bill 34 which was approved by the governor in 2019. prior to his election to the state senate, he served on the board of supervisors representing district 8. thank you and happy to have you on the call, senator. >> thank you very much for -- excuse me, for having me, and hello remotely to treasurer ma and to nicole. and hello, i'm sorry to be here by phone, but i hope you can hear me okay. hello to the entire cannabis community. we're going through some really hard times right now as a community, and we all need to look to the light at the end of the tunnel. we are going to get through this, and our goal needs to be that when we do get through it we can get both individuals and businesses back up on their feet, and so a lot of the work that we're doing right now is just to try to preserve the sta

. >>> senator scott weiner slammed that move saying, quote, the fact that 121 men were transferred to san quentin from chino without being tested is stunning. the human cost of this decision is unthinkable. >>> lax is starting a pilot program that yawses thermal cameras to spot passengers with a fever. >> their hope is to identify travelers with the coronavirus and cbs reporter kris van cleave with how it works. >> reporter: fever nt thermal cameras now live at lax. the airport is testing how temp of 100.4 or higher as they pass by. fliers flagged for fever will be tested again by a medical professional on the spot. >> our ability to spot folks that are exhibiting covid symptoms so critical to stopping its spread, to ensuring that people can travel safely. >> reporter: but harvard researchers warn that temperature screenings could miss 2/3 of coronavirus cases. in this reopening document says the screenings have not proved to be 100% effective bro can play a useful role in reassuring the travel public. the interim ceo. isn't this just safety theatre? >> this is not meant to catch ever

san francisco senator scott weiner and and assembly member , asked caller of san jose say the state need to prioritize the escalation over the use of military grade riot gear. rubber bullets, and tear gas. >>> in oakland there were speeches and songs at a gathering designed to lift up black lives. >>> ♪ oh we call you miracle worker. ♪ >> speakers from groups including the oakland naacp and local faith leader spoke at the event to honor black americans. >> this movement, black lives matter, is a righteous and just movement. it is a just cause. the peaceful protesting is s. just and necessary. we need to be doing all of that and more. >> there is not just one way that we are mourning today. there are generations of loss souls, and until we can all live freely and safely in this country, we are going to have to keep pushing back. we're going to have to keep fighting. and yes, we're outraged, but this moment is not just about rage. it is about love, humanity, and morality. >> demonstrators held up signs to honor george floyd. >>> today, silicon valley faith leaders held prayer service for r

and it was definitely goodbye for striker seymour weiner, who scored twice in a 2—1win over ellsberg,ue. he might want to know what will happen in this country when he gets here. well, let's have a look at what he might see. some stunning aerial shots of the uk's red arrows flying off the north east coast of britain. the rafjets carried out a fly past above the coastal town of scarborough to mark armed forces day in the uk. don't forget, you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. i'm @jamesbbcnews. hello. well, the fresh weather is here to stay for the foreseeable future, at least the next week or so. so, plenty of showers in the forecast, and on top of that, it's also going to be windy, particularly on sunday. really quite blustery for the time of the year. now, the reason for it is this low pressure that swung out of the atlantic is being propelled by a jet stream. that jet stream has also introduced that much fresher air, and it's here to stay. this is what it looks like through the early hours. so, the possibility of catching showers almost anywhere through the

if you are not aware, supervisor weiner introduced a bill, sb 39n echo from me? >> not right now. >> the bill deals with commercial tendencies and this actually is reflective of a very specific request that the commission had in its letter to the mayor to advocate at the federal level to release small business owners about the standing lease obligations, if they permanently closed due to covid. there are other requirements there and i will make sure you get a copy of it. but that's in the bill, definitely, addressing. and i am now having to work on planning how how this office will operate once the stay-in-order place is lifted or allowing workers, city hall will open back up. and with the understanding that the social distancing requirements are going to be applied to office space and so, how will the office function and provide its counseling, knowing that not all staff can return to the office and work. and what kind of technology will we need to have to continue to conduct our counseling while complying with the social distancing and hopefully not interfering

>> item 49 is a resolution to support california state senate bill 939 authored by senator scott weiner and david chu to protect businesses and nonprofit organizations for evictions and permits, small businesses or restaurants that decline during the shelter-in place. >> supervisor stephanie. >> today i have to make a motion to table this resolution after the legislature failed to advance sb939. this would are enacted a moratorium on evictions small businesses and renegotiate commercial leases during the state of emergency caused by the covid-19 pandemic. a small business community is hurting now more than ever and i'm hopeful the issues raised can be worked out in sacramento and committed to working with senator weiner to continue the fight to protect our local businesses. with that, i move to table this. (indiscernible). (role call). >> there are 11ayes. >> the motion to table passes. >> madam clerk, let's go and do the in memoriums. >> mr. president, today i have no in memoriums to ajourn the meeting with. >> colleagues, that brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, think oth

all i know is that anthony weiner's laptop went in, and we've never herald another damn -- heard another about it. we know -- it just goes one thing after another. is dued in to spygate, it's tied into corruption of all sorts involving the clintons. berman made no sense at all as an appointee of this president since 2018. this is -- and here we are, all of us just happy as we can be not knowing a damn thing the about why or what is happening in the most, arguably, the most important jurisdiction of the u.s. attorney, 93 of them in the country. >> yeah. what i would say to that, lou, is i don't know why either, and i do find it quite interesting because it appeared like attorney general barr just in that kind of he said/she said, that he was essentially trying to find another spot for that u.s. attorney that perhaps he could go to. but clearly, the attorney general had a problem with the leadership there, and i would like to know that also. i'd like to know what that entailed. finish but as of this date, i just don't know, i'm at a loss just like you are. i'd love to get more information,

weiner represents district 11 in the california state senate.trict 11 includes all of san francisco, broadmoor, daily city and portions of south san francisco. the senator helped to champion compassionate cannabis care programs by introducing senate bill 34 which was approved by the governor in 2019. prior to his election to the state senate, he served on the board of supervisors representing district 8. thank you and happy to have you on the call, senator. >> thank you very much for -- excuse me, for having me, and hello remotely to treasurer ma and to nicole. and hello, i'm sorry to be here by phone, but i hope you can hear me okay. hello to the entire cannabis community. we're going through some really hard times right now as a community, and we all need to look to the light at the end of the tunnel. we are going to get through this, and our goal needs to be that when we do get through it we can get both individuals and businesses back up on their feet, and so a lot of the work that we're doing right now is just to try to preserve the status

proposal by senator scott weiner is designed to get more cars off the road as the state of californiaegins to reopen . it would provide funds for several new projects, including new transit stations, bus lines, and safer streets for people walking and riding bicycles. >>> today is the first major commute day for bart writers in the south bay. service opened in al peterson san jose over the weekend. bart operators have been training for weeks on the new line, which is called the berryessa line. and bartling from berryessa station, right, excuse me to the embarcadero in san francisco is expected to take just over an hour.>>> allie and steve are here. steve is going to take us for a ride as we look at our weather for the bay area . >> mother nature, i will tag along with on the temperatures. they will go down and backup. clear on the golden gate. the golden gate is clear. there is a little patchy fog around pacific and the coast. generally, just hire clouds beginning to come in . they are working their way in the bay area. and the wind is picking up for some . not for all. it is picking

county reopened tasting rooms last friday and they wera books right away i i would definitely call weinerore heading up to wine country make that reservation because they can't fit a lot of people inside the tasting rooms anymore they need to have space for people to make sure it's safe. fortunately a lot of these wineries have beautiful outdoor spaces for you to sit and enjoy a tasting i do do recommend you to bring a mask because that way you will be allowed and you have to wear a mask when you're walking around to say the bathroom or when you enter the facility and then once you sit at your table you're enjoying tasting in your relaxing hopefully you can then take that mask off obviously you can't drink wine with a mask on so definitely bring the mass and have a good time call ahead that is the biggest tip we'll give you for now live in sonoma county sarah stinson kron 4 news you can not drink or eat with a mask did you see >>picture of somebody who had cut out cut out a whole she cut out like nose and mouth well it's hard to breathe and stuff so this is much defeats the purpose all ri

voters without a college education i don't think this is sort of this is a real political issue joann weinerconomics professor at the george washington university. >>she understands the administration's approach to expand job opportunities, but cautions i would hate to see. >>education no longer matter. rollins says college educated job. seekers won't be at a disadvantage it is not a binary choice do they have a degree do they not have a degree it's really just a look at the entire person and breland says the executive order takes effect next week reporting at the white house, i'm trevor shirley. >>other national news now the trump administration does not have the authority to divert military funds to use on the border wall a federal appeals court night circuit made that ruling today just days after the president's visit to a portion of the wall in arizona in a 2 to one ruling the court said the transfer of 2 and a half billion dollars of aids congress which holds the authority to appropriate money. the american civil liberties union applauded the ruling saying the wall is leveling protected

proposal by senator scott weiner is designed to get more cars off the road as the state of california it would provide funds for several new projects including transit stations, bus lines, and safer streets for people walking and riding bicycles. >>> that leaders write to sal castaneda. i know you're playing great music this morning and the like you always do, but you are also keeping an eye on our commute. >> yes . that's right. good morning to you both. right now we are seeing the traffic still doing mostly well. driving out to the eastshore freeway we will look at highway 80 westbound, 70 minute drive from the cockiness bridge to the macarthur maze . when you get to the bay bridge there is a backup of about 10 minutes before you make it onto the span forgive driving on 880 it doesn't look too slow right now as you drive past the coliseum. there are some slowing on 101 in san jose. this is becoming kind of of the normal thing now. northbound 101 coming up to the 880 interchange. the rest of the south bay commute looks all right. 6:49. let's bring stephen with today's weather. >> tha

the house more or less fell apart while john weiner and paul ryan were in charge of the republican caucus, the entire house and it technically did but they were unable to keep their caucus together and i think a lot of people said their caucus is so diverse. you have those unreasonable freedom caucus people. you've got people from more liberal districts, more conservative districts, more rural districts but the democratic caucus is are more diverse in the republican caucus. i think both demographically and ideologically and yet we have not, there have been some quite fractious disagreements between different actions of the caucus. can you still hear me? >> your good, i'm sorry. >> but she is very good and i think from the time she became democratic leader she has always put a premium on party discipline. change some of the rules of the caucus, change rules of the house the more painful for members to vote against the caucasus. and she can be very talking that regard but i think similar to her mother and strategy, she wields the carrot and the stick very expertly and she's very good at let

>> item 49 is a resolution to support california state senate bill 939 authored by senator scott weiner and david chu to protect businesses and nonprofit organizations for evictions and permits, small businesses or restaurants that decline during the shelter-in place. >> supervisor stephanie. >> today i have to make a motion to table this resolution after the legislature failed to advance sb939. this would are enacted a moratorium on evictions small businesses and renegotiate commercial leases during the state of emergency caused by the covid-19 pandemic. a small business community is hurting now more than ever and i'm hopeful the issues raised can be worked out in sacramento and committed to working with senator weiner to continue the fight to protect our local businesses. with that, i move to table this. (indiscernible). (role call). >> there are 11ayes. >> the motion to table passes. >> madam clerk, let's go and do the in memoriums. >> mr. president, today i have no in memoriums to ajourn the meeting with. >> colleagues, that brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, think oth

as you may know, senator scott weiner introduced sb939 to give commercial tenants the right not to pay rent without fear of eviction. it introduces other provisions regarding late fees and negotiations. this is a requirement on the clause which would make it effective the moment it is signed into law. continuing to monitor sb939 and the port's release effort. next slide, please. in summary, if the fort port commission were to approve the deferral program, the process depictured in this graphic would be put into action and proposing a 30-day period for tenants to answer whether they want to opt-in and if so, submit documents. staff propose a signing, port staff to assistant tenants. additionally, port staff have been evaluating whether to include an option for tenants to enter into a repayment plan to pay any outstanding balances after january 1st of 2021. port commission feedback on this repayment option and other tenant relief is highly desire. next slide, please. as for further relief, forgiveness, participation rent restructuring and lease extensions have been all presented as possi

26 is a resolution to support california state senate bill number 939, authorized by senator scott weiner and coauthored by david choo and phil ting to protect nonprofit organizations from evictions and permit small businesses or restaurants that have experienced a decline in revenue during the shelter-in-place to terminate commercial leases. >> supervisor stephanie. >> thank you, president yee. i would like to continue this item to the june 23rd meeting. >> ok, motion has been made and is there a second? >> second, peskin. >> so seconded by peskin and call role, please. >> on the motion to continue item 26 to june 23 -- (role call). >> there are 11 ayes. >> call items 27 and 28. >> to meet remotely during the shelter-in-place order and to authorize the local homeless coordinating board to meet remotely during the covid-19 shelter-in-place order. >> ok, supervisor hainey. >> so the mayor had 16 supplemental which was city advisory bodies and boards are again authorized to meet so that mean these motions are to longer by the board and i want to thank my cosponsors, supervisor ronen, presto

director wrote another letter and said hey, we have got some anthony weiner e-mails that came off of his laptop, so we need to reopen the investigation just a few days before the general election. well, you can imagine secretary clinton didn't appreciate that. many people have said that it's because of the f.b.i.'s unprecedented involvement in the middle of a presidential election that it damaged if not decided the election in 2016. and then, of course, there is the trump-russian influence investigation, better known as crossfire hurricane, leading up to the mueller investigation and where we are today. in the time since the special counsel completed his investigation and issued his report more than a year ago, we have learned more about the behind-the-scenes work that guided the russia probe. thanks to inspector general horowitz and his team at the department of justice, thanks to the d.n.i., the director of national intelligence, and others for declassifying important information, we have a whole lot more insight and transparency into exactly what happened. but these revelations ha

if you are not aware, supervisor weiner introduced a bill, sb 39n echo from me? >> not right now. >> the bill deals with commercial tendencies and this actually is reflective of a very specific request that the commission had in its letter to the mayor to advocate at the federal level to release small business owners about the standing lease obligations, if they permanently closed due to covid. there are other requirements there and i will make sure you get a copy of it. but that's in the bill, definitely, addressing. and i am now having to work on planning how how this office will operate once the stay-in-order place is lifted or allowing workers, city hall will open back up. and with the understanding that the social distancing requirements are going to be applied to office space and so, how will the office function and provide its counseling, knowing that not all staff can return to the office and work. and what kind of technology will we need to have to continue to conduct our counseling while complying with the social distancing and hopefully not interfering

weiner baumann, you're in a tough spot.eing on the show today. >> thank you, stuart for having us. stuart: sure thing. i will put rite aid's stock up on your screen. those shares are up big time 20.9%. they reported sales up 6.6% during the lockdown. that is compared to last year. their pharmacy business doing very well indeed. look at that stock go. up 21% as we speak. >>> a new warning from the consumer reports people about whole foods starkey spring bottled water. we'll tell you about what that company is saying about this. >>> chop occupation lasted for 16 days. they say it is time to shift to the next phase? what are they telling their supporters to do now? we'll tell you stuart: we're still showing green one hour and ten minutes after the start of trading. dow is up, s&p is up, nasdaq is up. it is up nearly 50. moderna however, on the downside, negative results from test of their cancer vaccine and the stock's down 6%. that is moderna, back to 60. >>> whole foods under fire for having, quote, potentially harmful level

after another to hillary clinton, to chuck schumer, holding fund-raisers for chuck schumer, anthony weinera harris, you name it, he constantly was writing democrats checks then he decided to be a republican. i thought he was playing the cartoon equivalent of a republican. i remember writing in february 2016 in "the washington post" column, trump's denial of knowing who david duke was, and his refusal on a sunday show to criticize the ku klux klan, claiming he had no knowledge of them, i remember writing in that column and saying on the air the next day, he thinks that's what southerns want, because this was right before super tuesday. i said southerners aren't that stupid. they know the klan is bad. he played to the lowest common denominator and i'll be damned, it worked. i was wrong, it worked. but it doesn't appear to be working anymore. >> joe, i was thinking about it this morning, there have been so many racist episodes that it's just beyond baked in, even if you really like donald trump. you know that he's a racist. and it's a side of him that's just embarrassing, even if you forgive

anthony weiner wrapped a chain around the statue attaching it to his pickup truck before tearing it downoff, leaving it in the street. the driver now facing criminal mischief charges. ainsley? ainsley: thank you, brian. the number of coronavirus iinfections passing the 10 million mark globally. united states top spot in deaths including texas, arizona set new daily record for infections. here to break down the pandemic is fox news contributor and author of "make america healthy again" dr. nicole saphier. good morning, dr. saphier. >> good morning. put up a picture of 17 of our states have paused reopening plans there is the map. take a look at that and see if your state is on there you probably already know already if they paused reopening doctor sapphire what what is causing all of these new cases? >> well, ainsley, florida, texas, and california comprise about 50% of the new cases through the our entire country. when we break it down even further from there, arizona, mississippi, and south carolina are actually leading new cases per population. what does this tell us? this tells us we

i understand scott weiner is working on some to make bike lane improvements streamlined and go faster. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. operate operate you have two questions -- operator: you have two questions remaining. >> caller: i would like to endorse the valencia street and make it permanent and get it finished. i have been in two bike accidents involving cars in the mission. once was definitely my fault but i hit a big parked truck. once was definitely the truck's fault. i do support the project for protected bike lanes. the vailinge bike lane as it exs between 15th and 24th is unusable because people double park there or have been. it is a couple weeks since i road on it. it leads to some of the most aggressive and dangerous situations outside of rush hour. having to weave in and out of traffic and around double parked cars. if we can stop that, i mean it is much better long-term to have a parking protected bike lane that is creating the additional sources of -- drivers further apart. i endorse more connected lanes everywhere to bike around the city as traffic is

26 is a resolution to support california state senate bill number 939, authorized by senator scott weinerand coauthored by david choo and phil ting to protect nonprofit organizations from evictions and permit small businesses or restaurants that have experienced a decline in revenue during the shelter-in-place to terminate commercial leases. >> supervisor stephanie. >> thank you, president yee. i would like to continue this item to the june 23rd meeting. >> ok, motion has been made and is there a second? >> second, peskin. >> so seconded by peskin and call role, please. >> on the motion to continue item 26 to june 23 -- (role call). >> there are 11 ayes. >> call items 27 and 28. >> to meet remotely during the shelter-in-place order and to authorize the local homeless coordinating board to meet remotely during the covid-19 shelter-in-place order. >> ok, supervisor hainey. >> so the mayor had 16 supplemental which was city advisory bodies and boards are again authorized to meet so that mean these motions are to longer by the board and i want to thank my cosponsors, supervisor ronen, preston

26 is a resolution to support california state senate bill number 939, authorized by senator scott weiner and coauthored by david choo and phil ting to protect nonprofit organizations from evictions and permit small businesses or restaurants that have experienced a decline in revenue during the shelter-in-place to terminate commercial leases. >> supervisor stephanie. >> thank you, president yee. i would like to continue this item to the june 23rd meeting. >> ok, motion has been made and is there a second? >> second, peskin. >> so seconded by peskin and call role, please. >> on the motion to continue item 26 to june 23 -- (role call). >> there are 11 ayes. >> call items 27 and 28. >> to meet remotely during the shelter-in-place order and to authorize the local homeless coordinating board to meet remotely during the covid-19 shelter-in-place order. >> ok, supervisor hainey. >> so the mayor had 16 supplemental which was city advisory bodies and boards are again authorized to meet so that mean these motions are to longer by the board and i want to thank my cosponsors, supervisor ronen, presto