, checkbooks, soviet times were alas, there is no local ekaterinburg leonid weiner - this is the heroe revolution from the fact that comrade weiner became the streets here all the architectural forces of russia of the 19th and 21st centuries mixed up, and modest not everywhere restored houses, whitewashed with expensive fresh repairs, mansions and modern shopping centers . on the pedestrian street. such places are commonly called local art, always crowded and noisy. well, actually, that's the only thing that makes her special. yes, cheerful yes, a strolling filled cacophony of songs and music sounding from of all sides is largely kievan, lively, designed for visitors. well, in general, such a typical arbat. in whatever city of the world it is . an interesting fact, yekaterinburg is considered the most compact million-plus city in russia, that is, its one and a half million population is located on a relatively small area. this is how we saw yekaterinburg rejoiced at his face not with a general expression, but in fact there could be no other face in the city that has such an independen

weiner was a city supervisor at the time. the police chief bill scott was visibly upset in friday's press conference. >> our elected officials are here to do the business of their cities, counties, states, and this nation. their families don't sign up to be harmed. it is wrong. and everybody should be disgusted about what happened this morning. >> reporter: patrick cone often walks his dog in pelosi's neighborhood. >> this is obviously a targeted attack, and whether you do or don't agree with her politics, there's no room for any of this in our society or city or in this country. >> we communicated a few days ago and talked about getting together. it's unfortunate, but i hear he's doing better and will make a full recovery, and i wish him a speedy recovery. >> reporter: betty, this is a question i think on a lot of people's minds in the newsroom. how did this happen. did the neighbors give a sense of what the security is like at the pelosi's house usually? >> reporter: well, neighbors tell me that when the speaker is in town,

including state senator scott weiner. we spoke with him about his encounter with the suspect. >> i am heartbroken. i have known paul for a long time. i was, this past sunday, at an event with him. we were sitting next to each other and having a nice conversation. he is a lovely, wonderful person. and it -- to imagine the terror. >> reporter: state senator scott weiner said the attack on paul pelosi is the direct result of toxic, right-wing rhetoric and incitement against the speaker and other progressive leaders. >> i get regular death threats. and the speaker gets even more. >> reporter: the suspect was known as a pro nudity activist. >> i believe he was involved in some of the protesting against anti-public nudity legislation we did in san francisco about a decade ago. he was connected to a woman named gypsy, who was a very, creepy, scary person. >> reporter: gypsy is seen in this video, documenting her protesting against the city ban on public nudity in 2013. scott weiner was the city supervisor representing those area

including state senator scott weiner. we spoke with him about his encounter with him. >> i am heartbroken. i have known paul for a long time. i was, this past sunday at an event with him. we were sitting next to each other and having a nice conversation. he is a lovely, wonderful person. and it, to imagine the terror. >> reporter: state senator scott weiner said the attack on paul pelosi is the direct result of toxic, right-wing rhetoric and incitement against the speaker and other progressive leaders. >> i get regular death threats and the speaker gets even more. >> reporter: the suspect was known as a pro nudity activist. >> i believe he was involved in some of the protesting against anti-public nudity legislation we did in san francisco about a decade ago. he was connected to a woman named gypsy, who was a very, creepy, scary person. >> reporter: gypsy is seen in this video documenting her protesting against the city ban on public nudity in 2013. scott weiner was the city supervisor representing those areas at that tim

as jake weiner reports, there is concerned the effort could lead to something more violent down the road . >> reporter: hateful flyers flying out of car windows and onto front lawns. this one caught on camera. >> i am not only jewish but a jewish refugee from the middle east. >> reporter: baggies with anti-semitic literature . >> it is really quite painful to see the hate on our doorstep. in los angeles. >> literature blaming the rise of donald trump and even blaming them for covid , something especially personal to a jewish doctor that treated covid patients and received a flyer. >> i am one of the most pro-freedom of speech people but when it is a threat on your existence as a group , and existence given to you from birth and that you cultivate over the rest of your life, it is not a debate anymore . bye flyers were dispersed in westwood, brentwood and beverly hills . >> i am a daughter of a holocaust survivor. >> reporter: take it home and a number of ways . >> the way that i see it, the more that people speak out against it, we cannot be silent. this is a coordinated effort. this is

weiner confessed and resigned from congress in 2011. clear, the picture was of me and i sent it. i lied because i was ashamed of what i had done and didn't want to get caught. >> four years before that, republican senator larry craig, trying to solicit sex in an airport bathroom. craig claimed it was all just a misunderstanding. he was not toe tapping for an anonymous rendezvous with the dude in the next stall. he just had a wide stance, he said. the charge against him had more sting, since craig had been a vocal opponent of gay and lesbian right es in the senate. which brings me back to herschel walker because it's not the sex that voters really object to here. it's the hypocrisy not just about abortion but about family. here's herschel walker's own son. >> my father, herschel walker, of all these random kids across the country, none of whom he raised. family values, people, four kids, four different women, wasn't in the house raising one of them. he was out having sex with other women. >> as conservative columnist peggy knewman put it

rate he didn't. -- weiner. he didn't. but i am told there is room to move forward. >> how quickly they move forward is up in the air. san francisco's department of us the following statement, reading in part, while we continue to work through the legal issues, our goal is to replicate the life-saving successes of the dlc and anticipate that wellness hubs will include on-site drug use and have measures in place to prevent overdoses. in the meantime, those with loved ones struggling on the streets, are pleading for 24/7 on-demand treatment. >> in a city like this, with this much human suffering, there needs to be a better way. >> tara campbell, abc 7 news. zach: election day is just over three weeks away. voters will be deciding the fate of flavored tobacco products in california. californians passed a ban on menthol and vaping jews. the law never took effect. a campaign gathered enough signatures to put the issue to the voters. the voters will decide on the november 8 ballot weather to toss out the law or keep i

scott weiner. really? is he a good father? would you trust this guy within 500 yards of a child?bably not. gavin newsome just signed the bill, of course. so what's the point here? certainly not on to protect children. it is a not protecting them. any parent will tell you, if you want to protect children you tell them to take a deep breath and reach adulthood and then make rational decisions about how to live their lives. you would definitely not let them make a decision irreversible decision like this for themselves. you're their parent. that's the whole point. but the democratic party doesn't like parents. the democratic party is replacing parents with themselves. we're in charge now. it's the most recognizable possible move for any to tal tarn movement, break up the family replace parents with politicians. the state is in charge. the party is in charge. obviously and it's happening all over the country, a long time, more than a year. executive director of fight for our schools in virginia and we're happy to have him join us tonight, ian thank you so much for coming on. you wond

supporters include the mayor, sr mayor, senator scott weiner who said yesterday the measures sound similar don't be fooled. >> proposition d is an aggressive effort to get people into housing. prop e is a trick designed to trick voters into not supporting housing. >> opponents >> opponents of prop d say there there is no requirement for developers to build affordable units when they get their appro. their approval. now some san francisco supervisors are backig are backing prop d which they say keeps city oversight over how public funds get used. > >> rideshare drivers pushing for for better benefits. now the white house is getting involved. > >> the 49ers get ready for a bae a battle with the falcons in a different way. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored

also with us, democrat state senator scott weiner of california.ion," reverend al sharpton. >> matthew, let's start with you. fallout began earlier this week. others followed it slowly, but certainly adidas took their time. but right now, it appears that kanye is getting it from all sides. it appears to be just almost a unified front against him. >> absolutely. it will be very difficult for him to tour, live nation has said that they won't work with him. his agents at caa said that they will not work with him on any tour upcoming. his music is still available on the major platforms and that is a whole separate issue, a very slippery slope when you go down that road. but most of the financial partners now have abandoned him. >> senator weiner, we saw part of the problem with kanye west's comments his amplifying them which is that it gives license to others to sort of come out from the shadows like the people hanging the signs in your state. what do you make of adidas' move and how dangerous do you believe it is to have somebody as prominent as kanye

lesser sins, ones with no corpses in their wake, such as the tragically named congressman anthony weinertially lied about accidentally tweeting photos of his name sake -- which ended up revealing that weiner had been sending similar messages -- some of them pretty gross -- to plenty of women, not his wife. wiener eventually confessed and resigned from congress in 2011. >> to be clear the picture was of me and i sent it because i was ashamed of what i had done and didn't want to get caught. >> four years before that, republican senator larry craig, trying to solicit sex in an airport bathroom. craig claimed it was all just a misunderstanding. he was not toe tapping for an anonymous rendezvous with the dude in the next stall. he just had a wide stance, he said. the charge against him had more sting, since craig had been a vocal opponent of gay and lesbian rights in the senate. which brings me back to herschel walker because it's not the sex that voters really object to here. it's the hypocrisy not just about abortion but about family. here's herschel walker's own son, christian. >> my fath

pre"access hollywood" tape, precomey letter on anthony weiner, still clinton plus 6. actual election result, clinton plus 2 results. seemed the comey, the email, the scandal, the letter on weiner, did in fact move things. and remember trump won the electoral college and won the presidency. sometimes it doesn't. sometimes it doesn't. we'll see what happens this year. >> very interesting, harry. and certainly the clinton campaign would be happy to levy a lot of blame for how those final weeks played out. harry, thank you so much for being with us. really all appreciate your insights. joining us now to talk about this cnn political commentator, maria cardona, margaret tal lob, and doug heye. so, a lot to chew on there with what harry was offering. let me start with you, maria, because quite frankly i think the opec gas prices news is probably the most significant midterm election news we've had in kbquite a while. what's your take? >> it's certainly not welcome news. i will say we don't know yet how it's going to affect actual gas prices? is it going to be an impact impa

jfk drive and the great highway to traffic, opponents like mayor london breed state senator scot weiner and the surfrider foundation say it would threate the ocean beach climate adti prt med protecting ocean beach infrastructure. >> if the road is kept we will need a seawall to stabilize, we will need to be moving a ton of sand up and down the beach, and all of that accelerates erosion it reduces access, and he stabilizes the bluff. >> opponents include disabilit and other legal rights group in the city's labor council, they argue reopening the great highway and jfk drive makes the city more accessible for everyone. >>> a first of its kind roundtable in sacramento today on a climate issue threatening all californians. >> our reporter has details on the first ever extreme heat symposium. >> reporter: extreme heat is a risk now say government officials. >> this is a health challenge that we need to take on, california's understand it. >> the time to fight is long overdue. >> californians understand that wildfire worsening drought, the longest hottest heat wave in th states history last mo

all the tradition of depicting jews as pe weiner, who nish, super hot here kind of a nice mission on to cb to so i don't regard this as an anti semitic image and but as a criticism of intelligence agencies wouldn't prophetic of the cookie. the historical background also justifies as criticism to see if at all the agencies named, including the israeli one were involved at the top of su, hardtop was very brutal regime hydrogen. the criticism is legitimate to you and i don't regard it as anti semitic as the figure doesn't use any stereotypes in the sense of the boss with the side locks or hooked noses or such like i just finished up distributing the central council of the jews in germany by contrast, said the pitch his symbolism spoke for itself. yet more than all these elementary event here precisely, these elements were used ultimately to criticize massage and by the apparently, at least as with other vices. but it doesn't use the israeli flag for example. but the star of david hasn't caught up, so there's a clear reference to jews, and it is a very intentional one. and for the upsize

reporter: and state senator scott weiner of san francisco says he knows all too well the horror. >> i received thousands of death threats over the last several years. including some very, very scary ones, threats to decapitate me. >> i'm very anxious about what's going on in the country. i -- i'm very anxious and what more evidence do you need than this morning's headlines? with speaker pelosi's husband? reporter: the attack hitting gotch newsom hard -- governor newsom hard. he's known paul pelosi his entire life. >> literally he's known me since my first breaths. what's happening in terms of the political polarization, the cruelty, the humiliating going on in our body politick. reporter: and a handful of top republicans were also reaching out to the pelosis today. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell saying on twitter he's horrified by the attack and that he's grateful to hear mr. pelosi's on track to make a full recovery. dan? dan: that is the most important thing. a full and speedy recovery. thank you. now, this morning's attack had he pelosi home comes on the heels of a rise in

pre-agreed layout, it's all agreed, the head of the presidential administration , number five, anton weinerle for it. i'm 100% sure that he showed this arrangement to putin. putin is there, of course, someone . could have pushed us somewhere in the background, someone in the front, but in general, this initiative belonged to anton byki. and what we see is very telling, there are people in the center who, in my opinion, make decisions, which are like a dotted line of mobs who make decisions and turn all the mechanisms in the kremlin, the fifth number is the head of the presidential administration, anton ivanovna, he is such a gray cardinal, but he is a gray bureaucratic cardinal, he knows how the mechanisms work, he enters the bunker, he is there, you know how borman, martin borman, he gives there i signed the documents, received instructions from putin , returned and broadcast three interesting things. 3-4 - this is the third - this is nikolay patrushev, this is the secretary of the russian council of security, number four - this is, well, we know alcoholics from moscow, dmytro medved, who

reporter: and state senator scott weiner of san francisco says he knows all too well the horror. >> ieceived thousands of death threats over the last several years. including some very, very scary ones, threats to decapitate me. >> i'm very anxious about what's going on in the country. i -- i'm very anxious and what more evidence do you need than this morning's headlines? with speaker pelosi's husband? reporter: the attack hitting gotch newsom hard -- governor newsom hard. he's known paul pelosi his entire life. >> literally he's known me since my first breaths. what's happening in terms of the political polarization, the cruelty, the humiliating going on in our body politick. reporter: and a handful of top republicans were also reaching out to the pelosis today. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell saying on twitter he's horrified by the attack and that he's grateful to hear mr. pelosi's on track to make a full recovery. dan? dan: that is the most important thing. a full and speedy recovery. thank you. now, this morning's attack had he pelosi home comes on the heels of a rise in at

for the rehabilitation of the surviving weiner otmanov, already 500,000 are not enough.unds at the moment that she sends us are quite adequate with a clear conscience and each time she changes for what happened to me the most important thing. the fact that i am not looking for money now, i don’t run, i don’t ask, here in the family of the deceased 2 million. from my daughter the culprit seemed apparently an insignificant compensation. i believe so her father did not have time to bring punishment for what he says. daughter is his direct heiress she receives not only money, but sorry retribution for all this. well, what should the daughter of the perpetrator of the tragedy pay for. i don't owe anything to anyone. i didn't commit this crime and the conflict of these women seems to have begun to gain momentum. i'm just awake from now on, boss. i want her to have a peaceful life too. someone must pay somehow, for this we are talking about psychological pressure on a man by a mother who has lost her son. it looks like he sees the ruin of oksana, they want us to take the last p

the fear is rational, the homeless, crime, drugs, anthony weiner. here, that is just inside the sandbox at pre-k. in nyc children are being traumatized by real horrors that leave permanent scars. funneling thousands of the homeless into city hotels and not just motel 6. unprovoked crimes have exploded, not to mention room service is impossible to get in under two hours. try to order that meth? old man. at estate bill reform which released tons of vile thugs, the only people left in america's jails are those who stole office supplies on january 6th. we decriminalized sidewalk camping, hand handling and shooting up in public. the result? a liberal's dream come true. we are all equal and abject misery. major crimes are up all over, robberies are up 57%. there have been ten murders alone so far in just three precincts this year. doubled the number during the same period last year and they happened when cat was out of town and we can't blame her. according to human resources we can't blame her although one of the bodies was covered up under a pile of hai

you're a big strong boy and not a total weiner.man cori bush that trump's january 6th subpoena will cause another capitol invasion when our nation's gin-soaked lawyers rush to join his legal team. and "virtue signal" discusses barack obama's criticism of cancel culture, calling it a well-intentioned misstep for which he should be banished forever. but first, in the battle for congress, americans are staring the growing threat of fascism directly in the eyes and saying, "hey, you wanna move in together?" and i have a very real phone call with herschel walker. it's time for some "big news." ♪♪ good evening. i'm james smartwood. and i trust the future of this planet in the hands of whoever does tom brady's plastic surgery. the top story tonight -- with just 20 days until the election, republicans are offering a slate of candidates with only enough brain cells needed to salute an authoritarian strongman. and according to polls, voters are kind of digging it. one of those republicans virtually tied with his opponent is georgia senate ca

now today state senator scott weiner called for adidas to end his relationship with yay.e needs to be absolutely ostracized and anyone. who does that who uses this kind of language? press a they being gay is going to say i have a right to say whatever i want and absolutely he does and other people have a right to say whatever they want, which is they don't want him in the public space making millions of dollars selling them shoes. apparently. yeah and mike. i think the problem is is that he's so influential there are so many fans. i mean he has such a big voice in all of this. why do you say things like that? i just it's heartbreaking to me, you know, also, i just don't understand it. i think you have to at also adidas is a german company, correct? and with this kind of language with a german company, i'm like, oh that's what's taking so long, right? oh boy. we shall see. all right. well moving on chick-fil-a apparently a hit with kids a recent survey ranked it as gen z's favorite restaurant the annual poll conducted by piper sandler surveyed about 14,000 teams and 47 sta

to unseat gingrich as speaker of the house and a preview to what would happen constantly with john weiner in the obama years. all of that is playing out in much the same way just that would be even further to the right. >> the clinton impeachment gets important treatment in your book. partly as a new method of this post- reagan. i did not know for example the george conway played the index of this is very valuable for people to go through. where are theyy now? talk about how and gingrich was very reluctant initially to go for the clinton impeachment even though got associated with it later. >> gingrich did not want to be part of the impeachment at first he was make a lot of headway with bill clinton. they are starting off after the 96 election they are sitting down to start to think about how they can rollback social security. and then when clinton comes under fire, when the investigation heats up in clinton have to shore up his support among democrats those talks goaw away. gingrich sees real opportunity in working with clinton that is foreclosed by the impeachment. you have a lot of rep

ex-husband she is praising is this disgraced new york congressman and convicted sex offender anthony weinerted to the clinton email scandal which led to the infamous hillary probe. >> turning now to this a whopping 71% of american families say they are cutting back on basic necessities, thanks to president biden's bad policies. even though experts predict a rough road ahead, the president thinks the economy is, quote: strong as hell. >> carley: alexandria hoff is live with more. >> americans suffering lightly consider windows necessity. the biden say shelling out people can reduce their costs eventually. >> a lot of americans are curious when the so-called inflation reduction act will really start to bring down inflation. >> so, the many parts of the bill will start to take effect next year, for example, there are tax credits for energy to help people weatherwise their homes. so we are focused on helping to make that transition to clean energy in a way that brings down energy costs for families. >> well, that's not going to cut it if employers are forced to cut jobs. according to a "wall st

thank you so much, rachel weiner. thank you. >> still to come, unleashed the dark branded memes. president biden revolutionizes marijuana in the united states, or begins to, announcing the largest federal pardon in 45 years. details next. today president biden made enormously consequential announcement issuing the largest federal pardon in more than 40 years. >> as i said went when i ran for president, no one should be in jail just for using or possessing marijuana. first, i'm announcing -- federal offenses. for the simple possession of marijuana. for thousands of people convicted for marijuana possession who may be denied employment, housing, or educational opportunities as a result of the conviction. my pardon will remove this burden. >> the pardon will affect over 600 -- none of whom are currently in prison. the president called on governors to make similar actions for state offenses. last time we saw anything like this was back in 1977 when jimmy carter pardoned vietnam war draft dodgers. in addition to the pardon

politicians including mayor london breed and state senator scott weiner were at the fair and voiced their concerns over the safety of politicians. now we have been on the story since before dawn yesterday. you can see all of the angles covered in one place the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app just download it for your apple tv android tv, amazon fire tv and roku or wherever you stream and catch us 24/7 still ahead on abc 7 news at 11 tonight tragedy in south korea a huge halloween celebration ends with the stampede leaving. well over a hundred people dead. and it appears more changes are coming to twitter as elon musk takes control what we're hearing about possible layoffs now. i'm meteorologist sandy patel closing out october with mild weather and starting november with wet weather. i'll be back with a look at the halloween forecast coming up. okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear, you did some of your own research, right? i sure did. ♪ according to the web, their program's number one, ♪ ♪ earning alaska miles is quicker and more

politicians including mayor london breed and state senator scott weiner were at the fair and voiced theircerns over the safety of politicians. wodwi ahoing at annaevd near 102nd avenue in oakland police say it happened just before 9:00 on friday night. it's unclear if the victim's new each other or what connection they had to the business. no arrests have been made two other people were injured in a separate shooting police. say the victims might have been trying to stop a catalytic converter theft. it's been less than a week since the bay area was rocked by that 5.1 magnitude shaker experts say there's a slight increase in the chance. we will get another quake local groups are helping our community with the preparedness with preparing this weekend members from the san francisco. zion church were out yesterday offering earthquake safety kits and pamphlets in the cities and neighborhoods surrounding last tuesday's earthquake epicenter. usually as a kid, you're usually finding out about all these earthquake safety tips, but as soon as you get older, you don't necessarily hear those as much

have a freer hand had governor newsom sign the legislation that was sponsored by state senator scott weinerbut i'm told that there is some room to move forward, but just how quickly they move forward is up in the air san francisco's department of public health sending us the following statement reading in part while we continue to work through the legal issues. our goal is to replicate the lifesaving successes of the tlc and anticipate that wellness hubs will include on-site drug use and we'll have measures in place to prevent overdoses in the meantime those with loved ones struggling on the streets are pleading for 24/7 on demand treatment in the city like this. this much. human suffering there needs to be a better way. terra campbell abc 7 news if he can believe it election day is just over three weeks away and voters are going to be deciding the fate of flavored. tobacco products here in california and a california californians passed the ban on products like menthol cigarettes and cotton candy vaping juice, but the law never took effect. tobacco industry giants spent 20 million dollars

politicians including mayor london breed and state senator scott weiner were at the fair and voiced theirhe safety of politicians. one man is dead and a woman wounded following a shooting at a smoke shop on international boulevard near 102nd avenue in oakland police say it happened just before nine on friday night. it's unclear if the victim's new each other or what connection they had to the business. no arrests have been made two other people were injured in a separate shooting police. say the victims might have been trying to stop a catalytic converter theft. a large protest in support of the iranian people happened here in the bay area yesterday. the rally was on the same day that the people of iran were warned to stop protesting the government. the bay area iranian american community organized this rally in san francisco the head of iran's elite revolutionary guards told iranians to end the weak song demonstrations warning yesterday would be their quote last day of protests protests have swept through the islamas republic for weeks following the death of a woman who died last month a

robert weiner reminds me that bernie shared the questions with the debate panelists in advance, and eachvised him, don't do it! too much! he went ahead. that tells you something about him, doesn't it? you know the rest. robert is known to many of you as a world-class producer. the force in that group known as the boys of baghdad. reporting from there as the goal for began. robert couldn't be with us today, he asked me to read a brief statement to you. it was 9:00 a.m. in paris, 3:00 a.m. in washington, when linda telephoned with the often -- awful news that bernie had died. like most of you, i was devastated and heartbroken. bernie was not only a friend, a brother, and a wonderful colleague, the two of us worked together all over the world, from europe to hong kong, and of course, in baghdad, where cnn's live coverage was so unprecedented and helped establish the network's reputation as a major player. a few days before, bernie and i met with iraq's information minister. he asked bernie if he believed the war would begin on january 15, which was the united nations deadline for iraq to pu

attack and america's political divide others are sounding that reacing dly ilung state senator scott weiner who has faced death threats and even a bomb scare at a san francisco home political experts. say the increase in violent threats should concern us all. it really i think is a warning sign for our democracy that we're seeing. perhaps people whose political disagreements are now crossing a line into real life violence. san jose state university professor melinda jackson went on to mention that the political polarization is dangerous. she claims it could encourage more violent action in the near future. we've been on the story since friday morning. you can see all the angles covered in one place the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. you can download it wherever you stream. we are on 24/7. this morning. we are learning new information about a halloween celebration that went terribly wrong in south korea at least 154 people were killed when they were crushed by a huge crowd and seoul and jovina. we now know at least two americans were among the victims. this is just a horrible situation. ab

politicians including mayor london breed and state senator scott weiner were at this fair and they voiced their concerns over the safety of politicians. one man is dead and a woman wounded following a shooting at a smoke shop on international boulevard near 102nd avenue in oakland police say it happened just before 9:00 on friday night. it's unclear if the victim's new each other or what connection they had to the business. no arrests have been made two other people were injured in a separate shooting police. say the victims might have been trying to stop a catalytic converter that it's been less than a week since the bay area is rocked by a 5.1 magnitude shaker and experts say there is a slight increase in the chance that we will get another quake local groups are helping our community with preparing this weekend members from the san francisco zion church. we're out yesterday offering earthquake safety kits and pamphlets in the cities and neighborhoods surrounding last tuesday's earthquake epicenter. usually as a kid, you're usually finding out about a you get ol't necessarily hear those

dramatically increased fines on health plans for denying or delaying timely access to care, senator weiners under current laws, which were written back in the 19 seventies, health plans could only be fined a maximum of $2500 per violation. sb 8 58 now raises that fine to $25,000. in january 1st. when it goes into effect, it will be our new world. it'll be that our state agencies will have far greater power to enforce the law and to lay down the law for these health plans, senator says this latest bill will also help address timely care for people struggling with mental health tonight on the 10 o'clock news, ktvu claudine wong takes an in depth look. at the issues being raised and the people who say they have been asking for help and cannot get it. and the report alleges rampant sexual and emotional abuse in women's soccer and players want to hold coaches and executives accountable, plus we just want to know what happened. it's been ah, tremendous tragedy. families heartbroken after five killings and stockton over the course of just several weeks why police say they believe there is a seria

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reason, about the republican majority elected in 2010 and that leadership difficulties speaker john weinerority leader and their team had in corralling this new what was then a new tea party majority. telling the stor' sometimes i think is informative for people when they're lucky republicans in congress now and sometimes the difficulty theyav have unifying. what surprised me too some degree although it makes sense you would not want an agricultural bill messed with given how poor this is a south dakota, was you had a colleague. you talk about this and not my first rodeo, the one it's about work requirements for food stamps into the agriculture bill and that's where these things are dealt with. by that may have been worried that you referred to it as a poison pill and you really worked over leadership hard not to bend on this and to get the agricultural bill through. that struck me as conservative as you are on policy, there is a htpragmatic side to how you govern. sometimes you have been criticized on that from the rights. talk about what that experience was like and how it has sort of in

about the republican majority elected in 2010 and sort of the leadership difficulties speaker john weiner and eric r and their team corralling this new what was then a new tea party majority and in telling the stories sometimes i think it's informative for people when they're looking at republicans now and sometimes it's difficult to have unifying, what surprised me to some degree although it makes sense that you would not want an agriculture bill to mess with even given how important it is to south dakota was you had a colleague and talk about this in not my first rodeo want to bookmark requirements for food stamps into the agriculture bill and this is where these things are done with . you felt that may have been worth the but you refer to it as a poison help and work over leadership are not to bend on this and to get the agriculture bill through . and that struck me as disconcerted as you are on policy, there's this pragmatic side to how you govern. i think sometimes you been criticized for that from the right. talk about what that experience was like and how it has sort of informed yo

dramatically increased fines on health plans for denying or delaying timely access to healthcare, senator weinerent laws. health plans could only be fined a maximum of $2500 for violations . now the bill raises those fines to $25,000. from january 1st. when it goes into effect, it will be our new world. it will be our state agencies will have far greater power to enforce the law and to lay down the law for these health plans. and senator wieners has this latest bill but also help address timely care for people who are dealing with mental health problems coming up at o'e patientsan be done to solve the issues awareness month and it is all about early testinglives, accorl breast cancer foundation. one in eight women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime. journalist katie couric now helping encourage women to get checked after recently revealing that she is being treated for breast cancer. fox news medical teams, dina said a fatty joins us now live with the new tool in screening and dina tell us about this new tool and when will it be available? well pam, you know what's interesting about this

not the only person who thinks that the new york times had a column a couple of weeks ago by greg weiner a thoughtful political scientist in which he said. that we have all of the vices. of the separation of powers and in fact, none of the virtues what he meant was and i think i've i want to rephrase that because i think i've mischaracterize what he said. he compared separation of power system to parliamentary democracies and essentially said that we are now a a de facto parliamentary democracy. but that we don't have any of the benefits that you would get out of having a real parliamentary democracy now what's clear to me is we can't re-examine those kinds of fundamental structural issues in the constitution. on a piecemeal basis for example, if you increase the power of the president. which some people think would be a good idea and you don't think it all about the congress? your weakening the congress. it's a zero-sum game. and as a result, you're taking away one of the pillars. of separation of powers so i think that if you're going to reexamine the constitution at that level you're