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president, but abedin was pushed into the spotlight when her husband, then-new york congressman anthony weinercit photos to other women while they were married. now she is speaking out in her first television interview. if hillary clinton were here, and i asked her what she most valued about huma abedin, what do you think she would say? >> i think she would say her loyalty, and i would say the same about her. i have tested that. not intentionally, but i have tested it. >> o'donnell: how? >> well, i have made her life difficult with things that have happened in my personal life. >> o'donnell: and huma abedin will talk about her personal life, her marriage to anthony weiner, and whether it cost hillary clinton the presidency in 2016. it's an interview you won't want to miss on "cbs sunday morning." alright, still ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," the armorer on the set of that alec baldwin movie breaks her silence. who she blames for the tragic shooting. and a pilot attempts an emergency landing on a busy interstate, and wait until you see how it ends. eck for a healt the #1 toothpaste bran

i want to thank senator scott weiner for his leadership at the state level, pushing and pushing to make sure that the state laws are fully in place to authorize us to take these steps. but what this resolution will do, and we believe it is necessary for this reason, is make it clear that we are facing a local emergency, which requires a level of resources, of personnel, of the use of facilities and land to save lives in intervene at a scale that requires such a declaration. it's also stating very clearly that we believe that we have the authority right now to move forward with opening safe consumption or safe in injection sites, and we want to express or support, to the mayor, that we support her leadership in moving forward. so i have -- i want to mention that i do have a amendment to the resolution, which will strike through line five and six on page four. so the final sentence reads: "further resolve that the san francisco board of supervisors of the city and county of san francisco will support the mayor by concurring with a mayoral proclamation of emergency on the overdose crisis."

state that's have passed laws that are targeting lgbt people and in particular trans folks, senator weiner enacted. i believe it's right for san francisco to put their money where their mouth is. i'm also cognizant that there are queer people and people of color and lots of women in these states. in some cases there are businesses that are owned by or doing their best to lift up women and people of color and queer folks in these states. although i believe we need to pass this legislation, i also hope that folks be willing to engage with me as we move forward thinking about particular around queer people if there's some ways to recognize companies that are doing good work in these states, that are doing the work of change in those states. if there's a business that's being led by an african american lesbian in louisiana, i would support that legislation. i'll be reaching out to all of you to think about potential offerings in the future. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor. why don't we go to public comment -- i'm sorry. i can't deal with this. can we have in person meetings again, mr. pres

scott weiner was part of those taking part.stival went virtual due to the pandemic. >> it is good to be back. we are celebrating our grand marshals from bimbo's. he is the story of italian courage, being an immigrant. just really nice to be back. j.r.: great to have them back. this is the 153rd italian heritage day parade, with the first back in 1868. organizers say it is the longest continuously running italian heritage parade in the entire united states. that is it for abc 7 news at 6:00. for chris alvarez, drew tuma, i am j.r. stone. we will see you back here at 11:00. ♪cough cough ♪ ♪ sneeze sneeze ♪ [ sneezing ] needs... ♪ plop plop fizz fizz ♪ [ loud fizzing ] alka seltzer plus cold relief. dissolves quickly... [ loud fizzing ] instantly ready to start working. so you can bounce back fast with alka-seltzer plus. now available for fast sinus relief. ♪ >> hey, bay area, it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now, and you've come to the right place. this show is all abo

that are taught to miss, smart planting, things helping with fertility rates, planting depths, and weiner machines that run on alternative fuels with admissions close to zero, and robots that can do some farming for you. the current ceo has only been in the job since january. i asked him what farmers are asking for now versus a few years ago. >> i have been in the industry my whole life, grew up working on a dairy farm in wisconsin, involved in 4h, ffa, went to school for engineering, then came to agco. i have been around the industry the whole time. what we are hearing from our farmers around the world are at you things. number one, labor productivity. they are not only having a hard time getting any labor, but the labor they have are not experienced operators. that is where the automation comes in. we have a sensor that travels with the seeds when they are planting. it takes 2.1 million calculations, sensor readings every acre, makes up to 8000 adjustments every acre. there is no farmer in the world that would make that many of adjustments, but with the power of automation, we can keep

i want to thank senator scott weiner for his leadership at the state level, pushing and pushing to make sure that the state laws are fully in place to authorize us to take these steps. but what this resolution will do, and we believe it is necessary for this reason, is make it clear that we are facing a local emergency, which requires a level of resources, of personnel, of the use of facilities and land to save lives in intervene at a scale that requires such a declaration. it's also stating very clearly that we believe that we have the authority right now to move forward with opening safe consumption or safe in injection sites, and we want to express or support, to the mayor, that we support her leadership in moving forward. so i have -- i want to mention that i do have a amendment to the resolution, which will strike through line five and six on page four. so the final sentence reads: "further resolve that the san francisco board of supervisors of the city and county of san francisco will support the mayor by concurring with a mayoral proclamation of emergency on the overdose crisis."

mayor, london breeds state senator scott weiner and david chu plus many more are going to be there andts at 12:30 this afternoon at the foot of jefferson in powell streets in fisherman's wharf and it ends in north beach at washington square, this is the 153rd italian heritage parade and lisa the weather should be shaping up pretty nice for it. yeah, that's right. we have some fog that's creeping into the bay right now. so a mixture of that with some sun allowing for a warmer afternoon before the winds. kick in along the shoreline later on today low 60s half moon bay 72 in oakland. it'll be 80 in concord upper 70s in santa rosa and good thing the winds are delayed. otherwise, it would be a problem for the blue angels that's how gusty the winds are going to get a wind advisory tomorrow with a red flag warning right on through tuesday. we're going to cool off throughout that period and then it'll be turning warmer by the end of the week. so be careful out there with the critical fire weather headed our way liz. alright lisa. thank you. and thank you all for joining us here on abc 7 mornin

anthony weiner sent less ill-advised tweets. if only you had known this was a gold star family grieving the loss of their loved one, one of the 13 american heroes kill in the kabul terrorist bombing in in august. you remember, the operation that biden called a success. so instead of asking a few questions, she decided to squeal like miss piggy with an apple in her mouth. the people in the photo were who they were, she doubled down, replying, how does that exempt them from wearing a mask. in theory, it doesn't. but in reality, you're a [ bleep ]. [ applause ] >> greg: sometimes no word fits except for that word. why, joe, why can't people mind their own damn business. what is the inclination going on the public -- go on the twitter and do that. >> journalists used to be people and they walked around with pads and pens and when they had questions, they asked people and wrote things down. they didn't say who can i agree with and who can i get in trouble? for her to do that, it's so stupid she didn't ask what's going on here. this i

anthony weiner sent less ill-advised tweets.wn this was a gold star family grieving the loss of their loved one, one of the 13 american heroes kill in the kabul terrorist bombing in in august. you remember, the operation that biden called a success. so instead of asking a few questions, she decided to squeal like miss piggy with an apple in her mouth. the people in the photo were who they were, she doubled down, replying, how does that exempt them from wearing a mask. in theory, it doesn't. but in reality, you're a [ bleep ]. [ applause ] >> greg: sometimes no word fits except for that word. why, joe, why can't people mind their own damn business. what is the inclination going on the public -- go on the twitter and do that. >> journalists used to be people and they walked around with pads and pens and when they had questions, they asked people and wrote things down. they didn't say who can i agree with and who can i get in trouble? for her to do that, it's so stupid she didn't ask what's going on here. this is someone like it's

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anthony weiner, yeah. >> i mean, i think it's absolutely, the fact that anybody in p aurea can tell you develop over time and i think that yeah, giuliani became a mayor, cuomo came a governor but oh, my gosh particularly for governor cuomo the relationship that is tammy has had with the news media in new york goes back an entire generation. i remember when his dad was a senator, i was a kid, right, and so i think when it tends to reflect this embedded power, relationship that is very long-lasting, very much a part of how journalism works and how you get these stories, and thoroughly certain kinds of people that are being brought in to those rooms. for cuomo we can make bad jokes about people being brought into rooms but we'll totally not do that. i think that bias you talking about in terms of class and region and color and ideology i think you're spot on. that's really my big central critique here is that how we cover the powerful reflects to some idea very much so what the media elite understands to be power and why that is important. and the media itself, the media itself like journa

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and senator chu or assemblyman chu now city attorney chu but senator weiner what he's been doing aboutind of pushing the nimby as an out-of-the-way. when we look at things like sb 35 we can create housing at half affordable and half market rate and we can have more diversity and bring people back that were pushed out of the city and personally, confidentially i'm working on two large sb 35 deals which will be incredibly inclusive and what the goal is of both of those projects is to bring the community back that were pushed out of those neighborhoods over the past 30 years and bring them back into the community and create that it's almost like the legacy businesses like the fabric ofour community. and from the standpoint of growth, the cities not growing , the cities die. so i think i've been here since 1987 and i've seen amazing things happen and i've also seen amazing things just around traffic, congestion, parking and cars and i wantto switch with the planning staff on how they worked on all those things . and what's really interesting as i was in month ago and in manhattan you canno

reggie: did we say scott weiner? jobina: we did. reggie: i must have missed him.heritage day parade. the first was back in 1868. it is the longest continuing -- continuously run italian day parade in the u.s. we are getting a first look at timothy as wonka. the actor posted this picture on social media. the charlie and the chocolate factory movie is shooting in london. the release is set for march of 2023. now, i understand the meme my friend sent me late last night. jobina: he is the plot? reggie: yeah. i think we discussed this. we did not ask for this, right? jobina: we didn't. but did you see the look in the hat? reggie: i just -- jobina: really? reggie: the regular movie was good. we had a nice time with that. just leave it alone. jobina: ok. i can hear you on that one. i'm still stuck on the italian parade thing. we saw the pittsburgh high school and i was like that's -- ok. former secretary of state and first lady hillary clinton collaborating on a new political thriller novel. she is talking about the book that is due to come out tomorrow. reggie: californ

he himself was once heir to the oscar mayer weiner fortune. he joins me now. the last week we got more countries signing on to a global flat tax of at least a baseline agreement. and what i was thinking about here is, we have the treasury secretary trying to get other countries to sort of not become a tax giveaway and here we are in the united states. give us a history lesson here. how did south dakota become essentially one of the world's great tax havens? >> well, south dakota's secret sauce is that they don't disclose who the beneficiaries are of the trust. secondly, they don't charge any taxes, income tax or taxes on the trust assets. and the third important ingredient is you can have a perpetual trust in south dakota. starting in 1983, the trust industry went to the state and they changed the laws to eliminate a provision of property law that basically says a trust has to wind down within a generation or two. those three components basically make south dakota a real destination and attraction for what we call dynasty trusts, people who want to park and se

. >> caller: my name is herbert weiner. now the residents on slow speeds may love slow streets but what about the rest ofthe city ? what about the drivers who then losing convenience and spill over to driving oncongested streets ?have you looked at california's streets, it's very congested and this gets in the way of bus drivers . so slow streets may be great for those who reside on slow streets but you must have the restof the city in consideration . so slow streets does not benefit everybody. now in respect to the taxi battalions, those receipts from taxi drivers by the previous executive director. basically they deserve to have their medallions ifthey did before the seizure . this is a very unfair thing fo the taxi drivers . so in that sense slow streets is unfair to the city and the program is unfair to the taxi drivers . this is why mta, one of the reasons why mta isa failed agency thank you . >> next speaker please. >> you have six questions remaining. >> thank you chair, my pronouns are she and her. i stressed to you

. >> caller: my name is herbert weiner. now the residents on slow speeds may love slow streets but what about the rest ofthe city ? what about the drivers who then losing convenience and spill over to driving oncongested streets ?have you looked at california's streets, it's very congested and this gets in the way of bus drivers . so slow streets may be great for those who reside on slow streets but you must have the restof the city in consideration . so slow streets does not benefit everybody. now in respect to the taxi battalions, those receipts from taxi drivers by the previous executive director. basically they deserve to have their medallions ifthey did before the seizure . this is a very unfair thing fo the taxi drivers . so in that sense slow streets is unfair to the city and the program is unfair to the taxi drivers . this is why mta, one of the reasons why mta isa failed agency thank you . >> next speaker please. >> you have six questions remaining. >> thank you chair, my pronouns are she and her. i stressed to you

state that's have passed laws that are targeting lgbt people and in particular trans folks, senator weiner enacted. i believe it's right for san francisco to put their money where their mouth is. i'm also cognizant that there are queer people and people of color and lots of women in these states. in some cases there are businesses that are owned by or doing their best to lift up women and people of color and queer folks in these states. although i believe we need to pass this legislation, i also hope that folks be willing to engage with me as we move forward thinking about particular around queer people if there's some ways to recognize companies that are doing good work in these states, that are doing the work of change in those states. if there's a business that's being led by an african american lesbian in louisiana, i would support that legislation. i'll be reaching out to all of you to think about potential offerings in the future. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor. why don't we go to public comment -- i'm sorry. i can't deal with this. can we have in person meetings again, mr. pres

state that's have passed laws that are targeting lgbt people and in particular trans folks, senator weinered. i believe it's right for san francisco to put their money where their mouth is. i'm also cognizant that there are queer people and people of color and lots of women in these states. in some cases there are businesses that are owned by or doing their best to lift up women and people of color and queer folks in these states. although i believe we need to pass this legislation, i also hope that folks be willing to engage with me as we move forward thinking about particular around queer people if there's some ways to recognize companies that are doing good work in these states, that are doing the work of change in those states. if there's a business that's being led by an african american lesbian in louisiana, i would support that legislation. i'll be reaching out to all of you to think about potential offerings in the future. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor. why don't we go to public comment -- i'm sorry. i can't deal with this. can we have in person meetings again, mr. president.

so i want to hear, i want to say that we know from sb 221 and senator scott weiner that specifically addressing the nonurgent appointments and in need of making sure there is a follow-up and knowing that it's a state law that we know that this problem gets state lines and we know we needto track this data . not just with kaiser but with all service providers. i do wanted to put this back into the context that i really am committed to working with our san francisco house service board and our staff increase, that the efforts of data gathering from our health plan , that health service providers on this importance subject. i believe that together we can achieve transparency and accountability for our health plans and serviceproviders . i'm committed to exploring options to provide solutions and improvements of this health care crisis that we can really support our patients, support our clinicians. and really continue to work towards the change that is really what we're looking for, this systemic change so it's not just kaiser. we should all dobetter in san francisco and california . ch