i can't thank senator scott weiner enough. there are so many priorities and he made this project one of things budget asks priorities. i am very much grateful. we will do everything we can in the city to make sure this project, promise made to this community is fulfilled. i want to turn it over to state senator scott weiner. [applause] >> thank you, madam mayor and thank you for your leadership on so many issues around parks and otherwise and your commitment to western addition. i want to say, and i say this a lot. in an era where government is criticized so much and so many challenges in doing basic things, san francisco rec and park department has done an extraordinary job managing this massive park system. san franciscans don't fully appreciate how unique this park system is. it is so big and varied with with so many park props. renovating every rec center, park, tennis court because of the dennosity of voters and -- generosity of the voters. it is exciting. it is a bright spot especially during a difficult few years. hear

anthony weiner was different from you ethnically in every way, you're married.t -- he was smart and interesting and in publish service and it felt like our values and principles were very much aligned and i tell in the story, we met in 2001 but there was an attraction to him and i really felt like, you know, he was my friend before he was anything else and we sort of fell in love by accident. >> with all the things that happened between 2011 and -- i think you guys left -- separated in 2016. why did you stay? >> well, i think a lot of people look at our relationship now through a 2021 lens and in the moment the first time the story broke about anthony's scandal, we were newlyweds. we were living this extraordinary life. i was at buckingham palace deeply, madly in love with my husband. he was the first man i had ever been with. i was in shock but also carrying his child. i really -- i -- we just talked about my father. i did not have a choice when my father was taken from me and knowing i was carrying his child, i knew i wanted to give my son the opportunity to b

her marriage to anthony weiner pushed her into the spotlight. she's telling her own story in "both/and" published by scribner, a division of viacomcbs. did you ever think you would spend 25 years working for hillary clinton. >> not for a second. >> o'donnell: huma abedin's first job was an intern in the white house while monica lewinsky was in the headlines, and she was with hillary clinton after the president admitted he'd lied about lewinsky. >> indeed, i did have a relationship with lewinsky that was not appropriate. >> she wrote, i was sadden and angry on behalf of the woman who is now my boss. >> and i think confused because, on the one hand, it's, like, we're doing this really important stuff, what's happening here. i just stayed focused on my job and her. >> you also addressed the alien-old question, why did hillary stay with bill after that. >> i do. she made the decision that she thought was right for herself, her family and her country. >> did she choose country over her marriage? what does that mean? >> i think that's the both/and. it

you write about your feelings in that moment toward anthony weiner but also towards jim comey.t i felt and as i recount in the book, i walk into this restroom and i -- it felt selfish to feel for myself. it was -- i was so shocked. i had thought i had controlled the situation. i thought i had figured this out. i had tried, you know, to help anthony in best way i possibly could, even though i was not capable and was not successful capable and not successful doing that. you know, to me i just didn't understand why nobody had reached out to make this earth-shattering revelation 11 days before the election, an unprecedented move. it's not something i'm saying, others have said in the history the past 70 years, no fbi director had done anything like this. and for me part of the shock, joy, was the fact that i would have gladly cooperated, provided whatever information that i was asked. and i write the story in the book right at the beginning of the campaign when the fbi investigation started. i'm sitting in a conference room with hillary and saw articles that state department aides

her marriage to anthony weiner pushed her into the spotlight. h her. >> did you ever think you'd end up spending 25 years working with hillary clinton? >> not for an instant. >> reporter: huma abedin was an intern in the white house when another intern, monica lewinsky, was in the headlines, and she was with hillary clinton after the president admitted he had lied about lahouaieou lewinsky. >> indeed i did have a relationship with ms. lewinsky that was not appropriate. >> you wrote "indeed, i was sad about the it. >> i stayed focus on my job about her. >> reporter: you also addressed the age old question, why did hillary stay with bill after that. >> i do. she made the decision that she thought was right for herself, her family, and her country. >> reporter: did she choose country over her marriage? what does that mean? >> i think that's the both/and. it was not in my opinion either/or. >> abedin was at the core. but the relationship was tested when anthony weiner's sexting scandals made front-page news. >> i had been informed by a colleague tha

abedin by his side after he attempted to run for mayor when it was revealed weiner had continued sexingd from the beginning, we are moving forward. a documentary on the campaign capturing her stress behind the scenes >> it's like living a nightmare. >> weiner in an interview a few months later >> i don't think she did anything wrong if her crime is standing at my side and helping me get through it >> the couple separated in 2016 just months before the fbi reopened its case into clinton's email after some emails between clinton and abedin were found on weiner's computer, a development celebrated by clinton's opponent >> thank you, huma >> the former democratic nominee saying on "today" in 2017 she believed the fbi investigation into the email scandal announced shortly before the election led directly to her loss >> i think the determining factor was the intervention by comey on august 28th >> that sets the sage and huma abedin joins us now. good morning >> good morning, savannah. >> i've knowner for years. this is the first time you've ever done a live interview >> that's exactly right.

i can't thank senator scott weiner enough. project one of things budget asks priorities. i am very much grateful. we will do everything we can in the city to make sure this project, promise made to this community is fulfilled. i want to turn it over to state senator scott weiner. [applause] >> thank you, madam mayor and thank you for your leadership on so many issues around parks and otherwise and your commitment to western addition. i want to say, and i say this a lot. in an era where government is criticized so much and so many challenges in doing basic things, san francisco rec and park department has done an extraordinary job managing this massive park system. san franciscans don't fully appreciate how unique this park system is. it is so big and varied with with so many park props. renovating every rec center, park, tennis court because of the dennosity of voters and -- generosity of the voters. it is exciting. it is a bright spot especially during a difficult few years. hear it for rec and park. [applause]. we had a good

that discovery and investigation into weiner sexting with a minor reopened the hillary clinton e-mailestigation and that saga may have further planted seeds of doubt in voters already on the fence about trusting clinton. who know the effect? either way 11 days later donald j. trump won the election. fast forward five years homa abedin the woman who hit send when it came to those e-mails writes now, quote, i have slowly come to accept i am not the sole cause of the 2016 election loss. one man's decision to play god forever changed the course of history. it should not be my burden to carry the rest of my life. she is out with a brand new book called both/and, a life in many worlds. it is a lovely book. i didn't know you were such a good writer. >> thank you, jake. i am happy to be on your show and to hear i really enjoyed the writing process. it was great therapy for me. >> let me start with the elephant in the room about comey. for a long time comey was a daily nightmare for you and what happened in 2016 you argue should be comey's burden to bear not yours. but do you believe that saga

we talked to her about her husband, anthony weiner's sex scandal that shattered her life as she knews to other women. here's that moment from our interview with huma abedin, streaming right now on peacock. >> it was eight weeks pregnant. i was a newlywed. i was deeply in love with my husband. you know, he was the first man i was ever with, the first man i ever loved, my first valentine's day date and it was a big decision to decide to marry a public person. i knew that came, you know, with advantages but also disadvantages, as you well know, as somebody who's lived out in the world for a lot of your adult life. but it was perfect. i mean, i -- i opened the chapter with waking up in buckingham palace and writing a letter to my husband, saying, we have to be grateful to god that we've been blessed with so much, and then a week later -- >> on that stationery that's this thick, right? >> beautiful blue stationery. it felt like i was in a dream. and to have this secret, carrying this child, i had, you know -- i wasn't considered an older mother at the time, even though i was 36, which i d

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about the drama surrounding her failed marriage to disgraced former new york congressman anthony weiner and a disturbing discovery she made before they got married. >> i found a text from a woman, a very flirtatious text from a stranger. i was shocked, and i showed it to him and said what is this, can you explain this to me? and he did. you know, he was a public personality, and that people communicated with him all the time. >> reporter: you write in hindsight it was a warning sign. >> in hindsight it was a warning sign -- >> you can hear more of o'donnell's interview with human abedin ahead on "cbs mornings." >>> and coming up, a stabbing attack on a train in tokyo sends commuters running for safety. police say the suspect was dressed as a comic book villain. >>> and come-from-behind win. the astros stave off elimination in the world series. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill

.: scott weiner authored a bill that would make safe injection sites legal on a state level in san francisco, oakland, and los angeles. he is in support of making this a safe drug use site. >> i would be surprised if joe biden took the same right wing position as donald trump. no kid should have to see that and have to step over people who are shooting up or potentially a syringe. we do not want that in our neighborhoods. j.r.: but will it work? >> i'm not sure the people shooting up drugs on the streets are going to say i want to go over to this safe site. they will do it when they get it. j.r.: as for the next step, there is still a long way to go and a decision may not be made until well into next year. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. dan: after four decades in politics, jackie spears says she will not run for congress again. reaction tonight from her can chew winds and her peers. two lake tahoe ski resorts delaying their openings now. their plea to mother nature. an oakland teenager takes her first steps by herself despite being told by doctors she never would. her inspiring story is next. sandh

listen, i haven't taken down three weiners in three and a half minutes since college, richard. myself competing in here in the near future. i think with the proper training i could be. i just don't necessarily know if i want to be. how about a little love for our newcomer? thank you. [upbeat music] [music playing] i'm sara gore and this is "open house." this week, bright and airy designed, including this connecticut home. and we learn how this architect came to terms with his toughest client, himself. we're with tiktok star and comedian

.: scott weiner authored a bill that would make safe injection sites legal on a state level in san francisco, oakland, and los angeles. he is in support of making this a safe drug use site. >> i would be surprised if joe biden took the same right wing position as donald trump. no kid should have to see that and have to step over people who are shooting up or potentially a syringe. we do not want that in our neighborhoods. j.r.: but will it work? >> i'm not sure the people shooting up drugs on the streets are going to say i want to go over to this safe site. they will do it when they get it. j.r.: as for the next step, there is still a long way to go and a decision may not be made until well into next year. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. dan: after four decades in politics, jackie spears says she will not run for congress again. reaction tonight from her can chew winds and her peers. two lake tahoe ski resorts delaying their openings now. their plea to mother nature. an oakland teenager takes her first steps by herself despite being told by doctors she never would. her inspiring story is next. sandh

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like andrew cuomo and 2020 and any number of examples from new york including anthony weiner.ughter] >> absolutely anybody in period i can take the mayor of new york city tells you the way of the media of the media and provincial things. and this is for somebody who living in central illinois that there is a relationship that develops over time that yes giuliani became a mayor and cuomo became a governor. but that relationship his family has had with the news media in that entire generation. so what that tends to reflect is that relationship that is very long-lasting and how journalism works. and there aret certain kinds of people that we will not do that and i think that you are talking about that you are spot on that is my day central critique and that the media elite and what they understand why that's important. especially at the largest national. >> one question that comes from dan who asks if we could of access so how do we address the difference between who has access and who is represented"and his reports. >> there is nothing more maddening and for some people to get i

she was thrust into the spotlight when her husband, anthony weiner was caught in a texting scandal.rms. joning me now is huma abedin. her new memoir is called a life in many worlds, thank you for joining us, and congratulations on your book. >> thank you i'm so happy to talk to you. >> i'm so glad to see you. >> one thing that strikes me when reading the history of your connection to the clintons, what was it like to come into the white house as a 20-year-old for the first time, in that extraordinary setting? >> you know, there are many pinch me moments in life, a 20-year-old that never thought she would work in the white house. never thought she would end up in public service, thought she would grow up and be someone like you or christiana amanpour. i walked in on the red carpet, up the marble steps, i spent most of my life outside of america. i grew up in saudi arabia, and it was the most incredible experience at a young age to be able to have. >> and women deal with sexism all of the time but hillary clinton is very unique in that light. >> it is one of the reasons i chose to rec

anthony weiner. >> retake that it's absolutely, the fact i that anybody in peora can tell you y the mayornew york city until june which certain places. with somebody living in central illinois. but i think there's relationships that develop over time and giuliani became a mayor, cuomo became a governor. the relationship that this family has had in new york goes back in entiree generation. i remember when his dad was a senator. i think what i tends to reflects an embedded power or relationship that is very long-lasting and very much a part of how journalism works and how you get the stories. there are only certain kinds of people that are being bought into those rooms and cuomo can make bad jokes but we will not do that. i think that the bias that you're talking about in terms of class in region and ideology and that is really my critique. how we cover the powerful reflects an idea very much so what the media elite understand tods be power and why that is important in in the media itself areal powerful. especially at the national level. >> one question, he asked whether we could discuss up

senator scott weiner has introduced a bill to make them legal in los angeles. >> i would be really surprisedden took the same right wing position as donald trump. no kid should have to see that and have to step over people shooting up or potentially step on a syringe. we don't want that in our neighborhoods. reggie: there were 700 overdose deaths last year on city streets. supporters say that safe injection site can help prevent the deaths by providing clean meals and lifesaving medical care. a decision may not be made until well into next year. kumasi: students lacing up their walking shoes to honor a legendary activist. the first ever ruby bridges walk to school day. you remember she made history in 1960 when she became the first african-american student to integrate an all-white elementary school in the south. it has become a pivotal moment in u.s. history. senator josh becker will join the walk, highlighting the fight for equal rights. >> her story shows the power of one act, of one person that can truly make a difference in that is evidenced by this day that we now have, walked to schoo

anthony weiner, yeah. >> i mean, i think it's absolutely, the fact that anybody in p aurea can tell yougovernor 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 journalists are powerful especially at the largest national news organization. >> yeah. one question comes from dan. he asks, wh

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anthony weiner, yeah. >> i mean, i think it's absolutely, the fact that anybody in p aurea can tell youmayor of new york city is is like really tells you something about the way in which the media inflates certain places and very provincial things. i know way too much about the new york, new york, memorial for somebody living in central illinois. there are these relationships that 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 a

investigation for his things with underage girls has not been charged with any crimes but anthony weinerives house within hours of the first uncomfortable photograph of him being made public. she didn't give him an ethics committee hearing or vote or anything except the root out the door, as fast as possible. the difference between that and matt gates, who is actually under federal investigation is quite striking. jennifer angelo thank you both kevin mccarthy spoke on the house floor to try to stop democrats from lowering the monthly cost of life saving insulin to $35 or less. that is what kevin mccarthy was fighting against amongst other things. congresswoman -- kim shrine or will join us next. join us next. (woman) wow, that's something. (burke) you get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. [echoing] get a quote today. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ such tree-mendous views. i'm at a moss for words. when a cough tries to steal dad's punchlines, he takes robitussin naturals powered by 100% drug-free ingredients. are you gonna leaf me hanging? soothe your co

i'll check this out san francisco state senator scott weiner got into the halloween spirit today dressedking to twitter to poke fun a little fun at himself. he said quote after all of these years. i finally broke down and did it. it's not pretty but it has character. happy halloween everyone glad to see you can poke. himself like that. well, the queen of talk is ready to help us all gear up for the holidays. oprah will reveal her favorite things list tomorrow. it'll mark the 25th anniversary of her holiday tradition the list includes budget friendly must-haves and this year. it'll also focus on black businesses and women-owned brands oprah will announce the list. tomorrow afternoon, but before that you can get a sneak peek on good morning america the creative director of the oprah magazine will be on to share some deals you can tune in to gma at 7 am right after abc 7 mornings intro. i'm always amazed at how these local businesses could really like take off after they make the totally this is a launching pad for a lot of people tomorrow has been in the past and everyone looks forward to

nancy pelosi did the same thing with anthony weiner and eric massa and others.ember these experiences. they dealt with their problems internally to avoid a public spectacle like we witnessed yesterday. >> some democrats have said this ken sure is not strong enough condemnation. that it should be expulsion. what do you think? >> well, expulsion -- i believe there's been a total of five expulsions in the history of the u.s. house of representatives, three during the civil war for treason at the other two because of feloniesed. ozzie myers during abscam and james traficant, both convicted of felonies and refused to resign. i would be very hesitant to go down the expulsion route just based on the precedence. ordinarily what should happen, the republican leadership should sit down with people like gosar and greene and try to force resignations. again, i've seen it happen. i probably counted about 14 or so resignations during my time of members because of misconduct and yet they resigned for those reasons. >> instead, this is how house gop leader kevin mccarthy is res

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took this professor doctor michael weiner says alzheimer's occurs when the brain develops plaques andto a degeneration of the memory and eventually the basic function of the mind. nola woods knows all about it. >> that is why they call it the long goodbye because you do lose them well before they are physically gone. >> reporter: she is a former reporter for kpix 5 and became an activist for alzheimer's after her father died from it at age 65 back in the year 2000. 20 years ago, there wasn't nearly as many understandings as the disease or support for families struggling with it. >> 20 years ago my mom did it all on her own. >> reporter: a lot is changed over the years including medical advances in early detection and new drugs that hold promise in delaying the effects of alzheimer's. >> if you can detect it to see if it produces symptoms, then you can treat those and prevent the development for those symptoms and a preventative approach and there are some trials that have been started that are doing that and some of them are going on at ucsf. truck there's also excitement here and the

glass shortage in the world and china and crew make a lot of gas that united states consumes small weiner'st aren't able to get the orders and fast enough. so they're going to try to switch to cannes lot of them. but that's expensive. it stays in the barrels too long. it becomes too woods and shortages. cardboard and shortages. labors and shortages. it's an also we have the warm summer ever in california. we have drowned in california. so the wind industry is dealing with a lot of challenges and they, too are dealing with supply chains, not just tough to get an x box or playstation, not just tough to get a brand new car or semiconductors like in so tough to get your favorite wine in a glass bottle next year. >> as it turns out while rob, thank you as always. always interesting appreciate you bringing those to us this morning and let rob know if you've got a story that you want him to dig deeper on with us reach out facebook, twitter. you can e-mail directly that robin rob, rob like dot com and we'll chat about it. rob, thank you. we'll see you tomorrow. your eyes. beautiful on the outside,

>> oh, randy weiner's an amazing -- i don't know how you'd say it place thrower? "sleep no more" in new york, so he does these incredible -- >> seth: gotcha, like, right >> -- venues and this is -- yeah, and this is going to be an interactive circus like you've never seen. you know, circuses need to, like, come back. we need joy and happiness and, you know, and that's what it's about. i recently bought the rights to bozo the clown >> seth: so that is amazing to me >> yeah. >> seth: that the rights to bozo the clown were like available? >> yeah. it's really hard it took me 15 years to close the deal i'm not kidding. [ laughter ] it was hard. it was hard. >> seth: so you own -- you are the man who owns - >> i own bozo the clown! yes, yes >> seth: congratulations that's a big deal. >> and clowns need rehabilitation right now you know, especially in america. the scary clown is, like, taking over >> seth: that's true it was not helpful >> i just want them to go back to halloween, yes. it was not helping >> seth: your dad dressed up like a clown a lot >> yeah. my dad dr

that lost to hillary clinton by 3 million votes in 2016, only won of the day because of anthony weiner's laptop and comey and a number of other things and the comey letter coming out of that laptop. they got a guy who obviously they loathe in office but you look at race like this and when trump removes from the equation, youngkin has removed trump from the equation and suddenly, people look at republicans and democrats and go, man, you know i am comfortable voting for this republican guy. they can say he's trump but he's not trump. >> yeah, that's what we are seeing some of the polling and you hear it ntidotally. as you say he distance himself a little bit and republicans perhaps not buying that argument and independence may not be buying it either. what are they voting on. youngkin has made education down the stretch and the focus of this race, parents obviously and many of them frustrated of the way schools been handled the last year. is education going to be a lot of what people vote on there? >> you see the final rally that youngkin held and he held it in loudoun county. that was the

great role with the development of what ultimately became proposition e and working with supervisor weiner'sce on kind of the advisory body. so i think it's working for us in its current form. >> i have nofurther questions . >> i have a fewquestions, thanks again for all your leadership . both in urban forestry and now for the entire department of public works. regarding some of the key findings from the blt report, i think the first one is that the city and department is really not on track on the timeframe for the first round of tree pruning and maintenance. i was wondering if you could maybe respond or offer a little explanation why that is with an unrealistic goal or timeframe. is that related to the staff hiring problems. >> we did not expect it would be quite as challenging as it has been fired. we did have programmatic authority so if we don't hire we can ship those funds over to contractors. i think we were really on trac . we thought we would be projecting to complete within four and half years of the program so our goal was the first 3 to 5 years. when a pandemic hit. and so i thin

>> this is herbert weiner. i must admit that i am overwhelmed by this plan and i don't have the expertise that perhaps other members of the board have, but how will this plan and resources to public transportation? there clearly is a need for an addition of more vehicles to the fleet, and that is a net addition. that is one thing. the second thing is that while the controller's office does an audit, i would like to advocate and outside audit to correspond with the controllers' and that would consist of enlisting the services of some of the business schools in the bay area. that includes stanford, berkeley, san francisco state -- [please standby for captioner switch] >> director tumlin: this is about transportation for all. the details we focus on our most vulnerable users. these seniors, people with disabilities and people with low incomes and other groups. >> chair borden: thank you. directors are there any other questions or comments for the director on the strategic plan? seeing none, i think we actually do

it was six days before election day, because of new e-mails found on anthony weiner's laptop.h to feel anything. it was such an earth shattering piece of information for me. and i write about, there's actually a picture, didn't make it into the book, of jennifer and i telling hillary as she was about to walk on stage that this, something about a letter and something about anthony and you know, the biggest surprise was the unprecedented nature of this announcement. i mean, here we are, 11 days before the election. there were other investigations that were going on that did not become public. i had cooperated in this investigation. it's why i write, you see in the book when the campaign began, i'm sitting in a conference room with hillary and seeing articles saying senior staff from the state department had been asked to provide information. no one had contacted me. i'm that person. i march down the hall around say -- >> confessional. >> can i help? so that was the part that was so shocking and surprising. if somebody had contacted any of us and said we found this, can we look t