howard weiner. thanks for your time.t with the delta variant because it is so prevalent in the news and unfortunately prevalent in many countries that have done so well with vaccinations. why is it coming back to haunt the u.k., israel, in the u.s. midwest? dr. weiner: the delta variant is a different type of the coronavirus. it can start up in people in a way that the others couldn't. what we are working on is not directed specifically at the type of strain, but what happens in the body and immune system after the strain is there. so there is a nasal spray we are working on, we work on the delta variant, we work on any type of strain of coronavirus. amber: i am going to caveat this question by saying i dropped out of sciences in the middle of high school, so my knowledge is significantly below what yours is. but i'm curious about how you tackle this problem in a disease that either has no effect or in -- on or cap all kinds of effects that we are just learning about. how do you decide how you're going to approach dealin

was rocked by a twitter scandal in which anthony showed his weiner. on-the-nose political sex scandal since the resignation of new hampshire senator "alexander sheep-fondler." well, it looks like old tony weiner is hard up for cash, because we just learned that he may sell his infams "coutch shot" as an n.f.t. now, n.f.t. stands for "non-fungible token" and not, as i originally thought, "non-flopptally hacker." basically, weiner is hoping that having exclusive rights to his famous photo will bring in tons of cash, which makes sense. because the only other way you could get a photo of anthony weiner's junk is to be a teenage girl on twitter. but that's not the photo i want to talk about. no, it's the photo that the "new york post" ran with their story, showing anthony weiner in a t-shirt that says "l.s.s.c.," which stands for "the late show with stephen colbert"! come on, anthony! can't you wear any other shirt? or even wear no shirt at all! wait a minute. jim, can you zoom in? dammit! you got it tattooed? look, anthony, i know you're down on your luck

. >> geraldo: i don't think anthony weiner ever groveled.aldo: he's back in the headlines. we'll tell you why. that's next. don't you just love the look on the kids' faces... yea, that look of pure terror... ...no, no, the smile... ...and that second right before the first tear comes... ...what?! pizza on a bagel-we can all agree with that. do you want a hug? you need a financial plan that can help grow and protect your money. an annuity can help cover essential expenses in retirement, so you can live the life you want. this is what an annuity can do. learn more at protectedincome.org. ♪ ♪ >> greg: welcome back. time for the fastest. first up. create be sexual offender anthony weiner is back. i'm so happy. the ex-congressman is thinking about selling and ftes of some of his most talked about moments. like that lube he was sent to prison in 2017 for sexting with an underage girl. maybe he should ask for a lump sum period or just hard cash. maybe he will make a small profit. rising in value. could be part of a financial package. >> dana: do yo

it's about anthony weiner.e to show you, because we didn't want it on our search history, he's going to turn it into a token, an nft is basically a digital asset of original media you can invest in if you think that's lust of a scam that the u.s. dollar. at least it's not hard currency. he's considering this ploy because it's hard for him to find work. "it's very narrow outcome of the places i can work without having "the new york post" make everyone's life miserable, may be potential employees are worried what he will do with the company's wi-fi." or that he will have to stand outside the building on bring your daughters to workday. fox does that for me, but we won't get into that. let's go around the horn. kat, i'm trying to -- i'm going to try to reach out to get him on the show. good move? >> yeah, well, okay, i think that -- yes, i'm uncomfortable. everyone out there who's not seen the picture should go out there and memorize it. it might be possible sunday that a guy will send it to you and he will think,

the viral footage of 26 -year-old zach weiner was filme at bdsm dudgeon here in midtown turn left on recognize the room, it's replaced. his own campaign manager tipped off the press about the this ai is in session shows everything from hot wax and leather harnesses and god forbid clamps. hold on, governor cuomo. if you really want to suffer they will turn on cnn. but right now, it has some liberal pungent screaming at least it's not jerry nadler. so now that the secret is out, zach is in hiding for even apologizing saying i didn't wan anyone to see that, but here we are. i'm not ashamed of the private video circulating of me on twitter, this was recreational activity that i did with my friend at the time for fun. i am a proud bdsm or, i like bdsm which as you know means he probably isn't doing it right. we reached out two his campaign manager joe gallagher for further comment and he told us quote this is a classic case of politics of shame, we are happy to step into the spotlight if i helps bring attention to the issues. well done, it's true, like my mom used to say when life gives y

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michael weiner heads up the brain registry at ucsf. >> many experts did not think that the fda shouldtment. >> the adviser dr. king about then recommended against its approval. >> at the evidence is quite murky after the safety and especially the effectiveness. >> reporter: even so, contra costa county scientist is thrilled. >> right now, i have something that is going to slow down my cognitive decline. >> reporter: she was diagnosed two years ago. she wants to remember her son's college graduation. >> it gives us hope and i think that, that is just huge. for us to have that sense of hope. >> fda approval is conditional. the company will need to conduct postapproval trials to verify the benefits if there are any and if they can't verify, the fda can pull the approval. >>> now to the latest on the coronavirus. in report finds california has one of the lowest covid transmission levels in the country. the cdc says the findings are based on the number of new cases reported in the state over the last week. and the positivity rate. right now california's seven- day case rate for 100,000 peo

i certainly agree with senator weiner when it comes to housing. what is driving up the cost and makes it difficult for these workers is that they are travelling two or three hours away just to be able to take care of someone in someone's home for barely a minimum wage, so there is an entire housing conversation here. in the last thing i will mention is how many of you are familiar with the concept of aging in place villages? our village community members here, when i was on the board of supervisors, i think this was seven or eight years ago, i worked with a group of folks in district three to provide the first governmental funding to an aging in place model. the idea that there are lots of folks who are aging who don't necessarily need to move to the assisted living facility or be in a very expensive environment, as long as they have some assistance with the groceries, with every day aaron's, with being able to manage some everyday things, and that is an infrastructure we need to do a much better job in investing in and building in. it is not just

oh you're right. 18 years ago day weiner and i created podcasting. if we can, you call that an invention? yeah, everything builds upon something else. and i've been doing podcasting. i've been, everyone's been doing podcast for all this time. and then all of a sudden, i kind of noticed that apple would become kind of a central authority. and if they remove something from their index, which by the way, i was very happy they maintain that for all those years, then it would fall away from all these other podcast apps that didn't have the infrastructure to really maintain 2 or 3000000 podcasts. so the 1st thing was to build an independent index called podcast index dot org. so that was any podcasts can be in there. so we have over 3800000. apple only has 2200000. so all of the podcasts in the world are probably in, in the index, no matter what the status is, re speech, we don't care. the 2nd thing is app developers were never really in the deal flow. they don't get any advertising money. maybe they can sell some banner ads, so there was no incentive to c

be grateful that anthony weiner popped up. it's probably not the correct verb.re he was trying to figure out how to make a buck out of his bulge. like dr. drew said, that is using your head. he wanted to sell the photo of his infamous shot as a nonfungible token. no who the hell wants one of those? oh, yeah, him. it's hard to make a living when you are strapped for cash and keep sexting females that just got done selling girl scout cookies. why do you need to make money off your notoriety? just do what republicans do, work for a living. here's an idea, grow a beard, change your name, and work at home depot. this way nobody will recognize you and you are still selling wood, just not your own. speaking of jokes... >> on october you run a zoom call with your colleagues from the "new yorker" magazine, everyone took a break for several minutes during which time you were caught masturbating on camera. he was subsequently fired after 27 years of working there. and you since then have been on leave from cnn, do i have all that right? >> you got it all right. >> greg: li

they're more exposed than anthony weiner on snap chat. the emperor has no clothes. it's not their fault. it's your fault which leads me to another stranger study. they reported conservatives are less likely to be diagnosed with mental health issues than the liberal or the very liberal. the worst suffers were women 18 to 29. double more than moderates and conservatives. there are a lot of mental health issues out there. but you could learn that being on tinder for a week. do left wing ideas cause mental health issues or do they gravitate to left wing stove. -- stove. was pelosi [bleep] crazy? >> how can we talk about kavanaugh. >> there is a trans-phobia. >> that's true. greg during pride month. on msnbc welcome back to the 11th hour, i am the luggageal lead sing of the beach boys brian williams. i will discuss the time i was best friends with martin luther king junior. we met when i was training tara dactics. it was the same month i was on the throne of denmark and invented the color of coverage. -- orange. that story and more after the break. >> [applauding]. >> gr

. >> john weiner ser >> john boehner served in the house of representatives from january 2011 to october of 2015. during his tenure he led the drive for smaller, less costly and more accountable federal government. boehner grew up in a large roman catholic family in southwestern ohio. he attended an all-male high school in cincinnati before earning his degree in business at xavier university. he then took a job at ars plasts company where he eventually became president. in 1984 he was elected to the ohio house of representatives and remained in office until his election to the u.s. house of representatives in 1990. he represented the eighth congressional district of ohio and the u.s. houseeph from 1991o 2015. he served as house minority and house majority leader prior to being named speaker of the house. boehner serves as senior strategic adviser for squirewe patton boggs llp one of the world's most foremost law and public policy firms. his appearance with us this afternoon is fortuitous for us given the enormous notoriety of his book and his public comments over the last week. so withou

in 2016 the board of supervisors passed legislation offered by supervisor weiner adding chapter 104 collection of sexual orientation and general i.d. data. chapter 104 directs the department to collect and record demographic information concerning clients sexual orientation and gender idea so that our city government may use this data to identify the needs of lgbtq san franciscans and evaluating we are addressing those needs. the first item is a request for a hearing on the sogi data. i look forward to working with the office of transgender initiative to review each department progress in collecting data and to address any underrepresentation of lgbtq client and determine whether queer people of san francisco experience health disparities during the pandemic. second item is an ordinance i'm so-sponsoring with mayor breed. this will direct the city and county of san francisco to collect sogi data. the city currently collects certain anonymous demographic information from applicants for employment. little is known about the sexual orientation or gender items of job applicants. that's due in larg

be grateful that anthony weiner popped up. it's probably not the correct verb.e was trying to figure out how to make a buck out of his bulge. like dr. drew said, that is using your head. he wanted to sell the photo of his infamous shot as a nonfungible token. no who the hell wants one of those? oh, yeah, him. it's hard to make a living when you are strapped for cash and keep sexting females that just got done selling girl scout cookies. why do you need to make money off your notoriety? just do what republicans do, work for a living. here's an idea, grow a beard, change your name, and work at home depot. this way nobody will recognize you and you are still selling wood, just not your own. speaking of jokes... >> on october you run a zoom call with your colleagues from the "new yorker" magazine, everyone took a break for several minutes during which time you were caught masturbating on camera. he was subsequently fired after 27 years of working there. and you since then have been on leave from cnn, do i have all that right? >> you got it all right. >> greg: like j

. >> so what is wrong with capitalizing on your notoriety anthony weiner, shouldn't hunte start selling his crack pipes? >> that's a whole other art discussion, but to me, he has had more job titles then a millennial, and now all of a sudden he's selling universal truth so through his paintbrush. i smell a rat, this guy, it's like the emperor's new close, who is going to tell him beside you that his art sucks, and not coincidentally we know the art industry is the largest legal unregulated industry in the country for eight everyone launders money through it. so i foresee this guy having a ton of chinese buyers or maybe just one for millions of dollar into course the media is fawnin all over him so price he's been getting he described as al day and he gets into halves a cup of coffee before his son wakes up and then he stares at blank canvas. real artist wouldn't stare at a blank canvas. he's never had formal training in this life, but he's been making art since he was three. it took them two years they sai to do a self-portrait because h was busy at the strip clubs and avoiding child su

i am proud to introduce our newly-elected state senator scott weiner. >> thank you so much, phil. hi to your amazing staff and commissioners and most people who make rec and park run. i wish we had been able to see the tree lighting which is always one of the things i look forward to every year. i watched it on video. i know that soon enough we will be able to be together again. i want to thank the men and women of local 261, both rec and park and public works. you have continued to be on the front lines during the pandemic when the parks are, as the mayor said more important than ever to make sure people have a place to go and recreate and not be couped up 24/7. the challenges we see as a city during the pandemic in terms of people really in crisis. you are there and i appreciate it. i love being in the state senate and representing this great community. there are plenty of things i miss from my time on the board of supervisors. one of them is the time with local 261 members with rec and park staff. at the union hall or in the park. we were able to work together to get funding, w

today, scott weiner held a conference to highlight the voices of veterans who sought therapeutic treatments>> one night of silicide in therapy, almost 20 years of our country being at war, that bruce completely disappeared. >> recently, the fda found that therapy for people with ptsd, 75% of participants not only improved, they no longer had a ptsd diagnosis. >> reporter: the bill would allow the sharing of substances like magic mushrooms, mdma, lsd and ketamine, though it does not outlaw the sale. they are concerned about ketamine, a known date drugdateg i'm kalvin, and there's more to me than hiv. i'm a peer educator,... a fitness buff,... and a champion for my own health. i talked with my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with... dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with... just 2 medicines... in 1 pill,... dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed... and get to and stay undetectable... can no longer tra

. >> john weiner ser >> john boehner served in the house of representatives from january 2011 to october of 2015. during his tenure he led the drive for smaller, less costly and more accountable federal government. boehner grew up in a large roman catholic family in southwestern ohio. he attended an all-male high school in cincinnati before earning his degree in business at xavier university. he then took a job at ars

judgment and sexual proclivities of public figures and politicians like bill clinton and anthony weinernd so, you know, of course it begs the question. why didn't you have better judgment? >> because i didn't have better judgment. because i'm a flawed human being who makes mistakes, and you know, there is no defense for my conduct. the only issue is what should be the consequences, and the "new yorker" made one decision about the consequences. cnn made a different decision, fortunately, for which i'm very grateful, but i am not going to come up here and, like, split, you know, split hairs and try to come up with justifications or explanations. it was wrong. it was stupid. and i'm trying to be a better person. >> i do want to get to what the "new yorker" decision was and the consequences. so, after you had worked there for 27 years, you were fired. they said after an internal investigation. and in a internal memo, one of the executives there said, i'm writing to share with you that our investigation regarding jeffrey toobin is complete, and as a result, he is no longer affiliated with ou

senator weiner, sb 3, 14 and senator the legislative process one is to allow alcohol outside of the restaurant, which is never really permitted before. certainly not in the parking park. let's. and then also the to go cocktails, which is a new thing, and then we're working at the city level, and the mayor has been super supportive of trying to get through the board of supervisors permanent legislation that can let us all know that we're gonna be able to continue to sit outside in the shared spaces and have legitimate permits that we can renew on a yearly basis and count on. we know some of these small businesses spent thousands, if not tens of thousands of dollars to build these parks. it's to kind of make up for the funds they lost, talked a little bit about the kind of help other help that the state could provide to help restaurants out in the future. yeah, well, we'd love to see the state continue to do things like maybe have some sort of an employee tax credit like we see at the federal level that will be running out in the middle of this year. something like that would be great. we'd love

. >> i can see this interview with anthony weiner a and the times about potentially selling nfts of thephotos that basically ended his career >> anybody have any shame anymore? >> no shame. look, i think that we're in a period there was one that was a sculpture that didn't exist that was sold that went for a lot of money. can we just admit that some of this is just total foolishness now when you say that. let's take wendy's because it is really owned by a lot of people. there should be actual sellers who come in and say you know what, wendy's at 22 i said i was going get rid of it and now it is 27. but those sellers have all learned that you are a sucker if you sell because we're taking it up and whoever the weir're is, we' taking it up. >> some point it is going reflect the true fuld value of the company which is. >> maybe tomorrow we find out. with the co-founder. >> what's tomorrow >> when they report earnings. >> so you think we're going to get a great deal of detail. >> i said last night the key was to say nothing >> -- billion dollar market value. >> you have laid out the plan for

in 2016 the board of supervisors passed legislation offered by supervisor weiner adding chapter 104 collection of sexual orientation and general i.d. data. chapter 104 directs the department to collect and record demographic information concerning clients sexual orientation and gender idea so that our city government may use this data to identify the needs of lgbtq san franciscans and evaluating we are addressing those needs. the first item is a request for a hearing on the sogi data. i look forward to working with the office of transgender initiative to review each department progress in collecting data and to address any underrepresentation of lgbtq client and determine whether queer people of san francisco experience health disparities during the pandemic. second item is an ordinance i'm so-sponsoring with mayor breed. this will direct the city and county of san francisco to collect sogi data. the city currently collects certain anonymous demographic information from applicants for employment. little is known about the sexual orientation or gender items of job applicants. that's due in larg