kat, this weiner is been violated. >> tyrus: they should check this weiner to get fingerprint so we canustered their way. >> tyrus: and i relish the result. >> kat: are really glad to see you guys having fun. [laughs] [laughs] they are smart though they know what the catalytic converter is. i know what it is. and if i hear about it i just call my dad. >> greg: douglas, it's a thing that we are supposed to have on our car, but now people are stealing it. i have no idea. these things they sell them on the black market. no not the weiner get your mind out of the gutter. were talking about the catalytic converter. >> douglas: it doesn't look like a very cool thing to steal. >> tyrus: no weiner's are pretty cool. >> greg: emily. >> emily: the catalytic converters are being stolen all of the u.s. so this represent the fact that no one is immune, everything is sort of funny, but what i thought was funny also with the dogs were stolen. you think that while they are in their disco inside the other payload and get some other weiner. [laughs] [laughs] and biden america. >> douglas: there must be a

under senator weiner's sb 35, developers propose to build 18,000 housing units between 2018 and 2019 and 2021. according to pulmonary data from uc berkeley, more than 11,000 were approved. 2000 homes have already been built in san francisco. mayor london breed, and state senator scott weiner say they are determined to expedite the process for the construction of homes that people with lower individuals can afford. but a streamlined approval for thousands of homes. the thousands of homes already built were under a permitting process which takes just 3 to 6 months. >> it's very simple. if you meet all the rules, you meet the zoning and setbacks and designs and every thing else, you get your permit without a hyper politicized chaotic process which can take years and lead to litigation. >> the potential for sb 35 to create more housing comes as the state is setting higher targets for cities. san francisco plans to build 82,000 housing units, now, until 2031. san mateo county launches a task force committed to improving farm workers living conditions. in fact, the team will enforce local

under senator weiner's sb35, developers proposed building 18,000 housing units between 2018 and 2021.ding to preliminary data from uc berkeley, more than 11,000 were approved. 2,000 homes have been built in san francisco. mayor breed and senator weiner say they are determined to expedite the process for construction of homes that people with lower incomes can afford. the measure has streamlined approvals for thousands of homes speeding the permitting process to three to six months. potential sb35 to create housing comes as state is setting higher targets for cities. san francisco plans to build 82,000 housing units now until 2031. >>> american argue lines flight from hawaii to san francisco was frightening for flyers because of this. it plunged more than 1400 feet in 20 seconds right after it took off from maui. this happened on united flight 1722 on december 18 but we are just learning about it now. it dropped so low, it came within 800 feet of the pacific ocean and went sharply back up into the air. passenger rod williams was on the flight with his wife and two children home from th

. >> as many couples get married this valentine's day and beyond, state senator scott weiner and californiaply member evan mostly say they are working to make sure same-sex couples continue to have the right to get and stay married in california. >> there introducing amendment five to help ensure the type of values we have in the state of california and ensuring marriage equality rights. >> the amendment would repeal proposition eight passed by california voters in 2008 with more than 52% of the vote banning same-sex marriage in the state. it was later overturned when the u.s. supreme court ruled that bans against same-sex marriages were unconstitutional. prop 8 was essentially struck down, but it has not disappeared entirely. >> prop 8 is still in our constitution. >> something brought to the attention of many after the overturning of roe v. wade in the opinion justice clarence thomas wrote following it, suggesting other cases be revisited. >> this cases included the same-sex marriage case, so it was pretty clear, it was a signal that this area of the law is far from settled. >> the amendm

scott weiner called her a trailblazer. we are proud of her in fran. adam schiff called her one of the finest legislators we have known. and katie porter saying she created path for women in politics that i am proud to follow. cue the next generation. nancy pelosi called her a titan in the u.s. senate. she will stay in congress through the end of her current term. several members of congress put names in to run for the seat including representative schiff and porter who we heard from. >> thank you so much. >>> as we mentioned, senator feinstein's political roots are in san francisco. who can forget this moment. >> both mayor moscone knee and supervisor harry milk have been shot and killed. the suspect is supervisor dan white. >> joining me live the poll analyst. astrailazer >> i have beedoing this a long time. that was before my time. i used to cover the city hall in san francisco. she used that experience. there was a time when she was pushing for an assault weapon ban. larry craig said perhaps a gentle lady from california ought to learn more about f

. >> california state senator scott weiner says the ruling is not in my backyard.says the court is arguing that the california environmental quality act requires looking at what kind of people are going to move-in. >> you can imagine the stereotyping of low income people and people of color. that is not how we do things in california. >> in a statement abc 7 news, uc berkeley says they will appeal the decision to the california supreme court and that the new decision bestows new privileges and power to the privilege and powerful while arming neighbors with additional weapons to obstruct the development of all new urban housing. >> basically, if anyone who has the money to hire a lawyer can use this to try to kill anything they don't like, even if it is super pro-environmental. >> the new ruling overturns a july 2022 ruling that allowed construction for housing for 1100 students and 120 five lower income and on house residence. >> it appealed to me as kind of positive. >> from your tees is glad the court brought the project. ortiz set the student housing sort -- sho

and higher than anthony weiner was back in 2011. >> what phase of the anthony weiner scandal was thathat was taken after we found out some initial stuff, it was before he resigned, it was not of course during his mayoral bid. that was a bid in which he ended up in the single digits. but the fact was that obviously is a scandal of a different level. the thing about the desantis scandal, every single day it seems like there's a line coming out. it almost seems like a lot today. >> the salado focus in new york where he is representing, allegedly representing a district. what about the rest of the country, is there a lot of interest in that? >> that's interesting to me. we are in new york right now and obviously, event was in washington d. c.. i was wondering, is this sort of a beltway story. but, we can get a pretty good idea from google searches where people are searching for george santos, whether not is in new york. as it turns out, 92% of the searches for george santos are outside of new york state. >> that is interesting. >> it gives you an indication that in fact there are a lot of

and higher anthony weiner was back in 2011. >> at what phase of the anthony weiner scandal?aken after we found out some initial stuff. it was before he resigned. it was not, of course, during his mayoral bid. that was a bid in which he ended up in the single digits. but the fact was it's obviously a scandal on a different level. the thing about the santos scandal is every single day it just seems like there is a lie coming out. it almost seems like a lie a day. >> it's obviously focused in new york where he is representing or allegedly representing a district. what about the rest of the country. is there is a lot of interest in him? >> this is interesting. we're in new york right now, and obviously eva was in washington, d.c. and so i was wondering, is this just sort of a beltway story, right? but we can get a pretty good idea from google searches where people are searching for george santos, whether it's just really a new york story. >> that's interesting. >> as it turns out, 92% of the searches for george santos are outside of new york state. >> that's interesting. >> it d

reporter: scott weiner has been fighting to avoid that from happening for months. he's been pushing governor newsom and the california legislature to include funding to help public transit agencies avoid fiscal cliff, a tough sell and a year where lawmakers expected deficit of over $20 billion. >> the governor had a tough budget proposal to make and he proposed cutting $2 billion in transit capital funds. reporter: finding some solution is important because public transit can impact us all. >> we start seeing transportation as a means to connect to other priorities that communities have. housing, food justice, jobs. reporter: abc7news. larry: sad news out of alameda county. one of the supervisors has died. the board announcing the death of supervisor richard by who serve for 10 years representing district two, including his hometown of union city. he was an advocate for mental health programs, at risk use -- youth. no word on cause of death. his passing comes a little more than a year after the death of another supervisor who was hit and put -- killed by a car. las

state senator scott weiner echoed the mayors trailblazing deception adding, i am so proud of her incensed sister and grateful to her service and city and state and governor newsom tweeted this letter calling feinstein a powerful champion who opened doors for generations of women leaders, adding, california and the nation owe her a deep debt of gratitude. three democrats had either stated or hinted that their intention to run for her seat. coming up at 5:30, our political analyst joins us live to dig into california's post- feinstein future. >> oaklands new mayor gathered with police and community leaders today to announce some new public safety initiatives. as john ramos reports, some are wondering if this was the mayors way of sending a message to the police chief, still out on forced leave. >> the topic of today's press conference with public safety. though the mayor did not want to talk about police chief armstrong, she may have been sending a message. >> thank you, so much, for joining us this morning. >> oaklands mayor tao gathered business leaders and police brass to enhance public

skate senator scott weiner is among those taking part in the event. >>> former president jimmy carter is living out his final days in hospice care at his georgia home. people around the world are remembering his contributions. the former president has become synonymous with habitat for humanity an organization he worked with to build homes nationwide. for more than three decades he has been involved with that charity. we're in san jose where his legacy is also being remembered. >> reporter: in 2013 the former president worked with habitat for humanity to renovate two homes here in east san jose. mr. carter was 88 years old at the time and wanted to get up on the roof to make repairs but the secret service wouldn't let him. working with the circular saw like a pro, former president jimmy carter helped build affordable housing in oakland with habitat for humanity in 2013. he was 88 then, still putting in full days at the sites, and showing no signs of slowing down. >> he is there to work. he has his tool belt strapped on and is ready to carry sheet rock, ready to, you know, put in frami

reporter: scott weiner has been fighting to avoid that from happening for months.s been pushing governor newsom and the california legislature to include funding to help public transit agencies avoid fiscal cliff, a tough sell and a year where lawmakers expected deficit of over $20 billion. >> the governor had a tough budget proposal to make and he proposed cutting $2 billion in transit capital funds. reporter: finding some solution is important because public transit can impact us all. >> we start seeing transportation as a means to connect to other priorities that communities have. housing, food justice, jobs. reporter: abc7news. larry: sad news out of alameda county. one of the supervisors has died. the board announcing the death of supervisor richard by who serve for 10 years representing district two, including his hometown of union city. he was an advocate for mental health programs, at risk use -- youth. no word on cause of death. his passing comes a little more than a year after the death of another supervisor who was hit and put -- killed by a car. last de

that so one night he ran far away, deep into the forest weiner. this young man, then esa hunter behind the bushes and head. yeah, he ran on and saw white swans flying in the sky. he really wanted to become a swan to you and then he saw his reflection and the water. yeah. you will, you do still and he'd become a 12, and then it flow to warmer countries and made friends with other spawns the end. ah ah ah ah ah ah, this gadget for measuring methane makes the invisible visible with impact on climate change has long been underestimated. many emissions are avoidable, but how exactly can they be stopped and how can the economy benefit from these reductions made in germany in 30 minutes on d w a ah ah ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin. the battle full bach motor and east and ukraine as become the longest stand off in the war. each side seems determined to take the city despite heavy casualties. nato's defense men.

cultural seat, including sister roma, the last black man in san francisco actor, state senator scott weinernd rappers big rich and project level. our abc7news anchor emceed in the event sport city crazing, a san francisco city goat landscaping nonprofit. >> at the video of the day i think. >> i cannot believe it when i sought on the newscast. >> on a day that seller rates love, more than 250 couples were married in san francisco. quick san francisco city hall held a special valentine's day celebration for the couples. each received a long stem rose, candy and a valentine's day souvenir. the office of the county clerk said they performed more than double the number of ceremonies they normally perform. 22 people were on site to help officiate those marriages. >> in contra costa county, they held destination weddings for couples. >> staff officiated 16 marriage ceremonies at the cobra museum today. each couple was allowed to have up to 20 guests and they were able to take photos with a vintage shelby cobra, one of the most legendary cars at the museum. >> much more news ahead. lex's good abc7n

states senator scott weiner to make it permanent.yland inbreed supports the new bill and says it will be key to helping her city reach its affordable housing mandate of 82,000 new homes in the next eight years. >> these people are professionals and they are good at what they do. they practice some and have scripts that they use on the thames. >> back in 60 seconds. up next, the fbi has a warning on romance scams and not just for valentine's day. how to save yourself the heartbreak. >>> also how to talk in the local newspaper helped a daughter resurrect her parents struggling northbay restaurant. >>> we do have >>> closed captioning sponsored by -- >> on this eve of valentine's day the fbi is whirring warning about scams involving romance. people have been conned out of money just here in the bay area. the scam starts with what seems like a harmless online love connection. here's nbc's ian cole. >> the fbi says if you're looking for love online beware romance scams across the country are on the rise. >> these people are professionals.

jobina: a warning coming from researchers from a popular -- popular zero calorie artificial should weinerthe sugar replacement could double the risk of heart attack and stroke. if you have not heard of this before, the zero calorie product is often added to other sweeteners like stevia. reggie: it is national tooth fairy day. the cause for a single tooth lost is going up. according to a poll, the average cost for a tooth is six dollars -- $6.23 and that is up to 16% compared to last year. they predict that tooth fairy could be leaving $30 under the pillow by 2048. elon musk is once again be richest person on earth. his network was estimated at $187 billion and tesla was valued at $207 per share, which is an improvement after it was down 70% in 2022. that was the same time elon musk was unseated by a ceo. taking a look at the new york stock exchange, we are down 110.0 stop -- 110 points. jobina: american airlines changed about 50,000 summer flights and some by a few edits and others by a few hours and others by a day. what can you do? experts say call your airline if your flight is affecte

these are transit cuts which state senator scott weiner has been fighting to avoid for months now. >>reate what we call a death spiral where you cut service so there is less revenue so they have to cut more service. >> he tells us pushing both governor newsom and the california legislature to include funding to help public transit agencies avoid fiscal clips, but governor newsom is covering about 200 billy -- the mayor's address is expected to start around noon this afternoon from pier 70. we will be streaming 7news.com. kumasi: the oakland mayor says she's disturbed by possible sex trafficking outside of a grade school. mom, it disturbs me. we've been in contact with members of the community and are taking steps already. apd will continue enforcement targeting those who are feeling a problem. street signs and similar steps to that. environmental designs to make sure that cars can't come into just sit in the middle of the street. >> police will enhance patrols around the school. it will also install additional surveillance cameras. reggie: a fail comes to policing. the report card or

jeff bezos and scheduled for sometime in early 2024 and she'll be joined by five other women as the weinerocket penetrates suborbital spice and performed 22 successful space flights and don't yet know the cruise identity, the 36-year-old bo tocks beauty said it's going to be women making a difference in the world and impactful and have a message to send. sanchez and bezos have been mum on the details of this girls only trip to space and bezos won't be joining the flight, sanchez says he's very encouraging and thrilled we're putting this group together and obviously it's going to be a challenge for sanchez, second only to convincing jeff that a prenumber isn't necessary but has flight experience. she said southwest rejected her for being too heavy and she became determined to get back in the air. she's a licensed pilot that learned to fly helicopters before starting black ops aviation, an aerial film production company. tucker, in the last few years, we have seen many historic firsts, the first black lesbian white house spokesperson, the first gay transportation secretary, the first nonbina

scott weiner introduced legislation yesterday meant to accelerate housing permits.rancisco set to build 82, 000 units in the next 8 it could then still take at least five years for residents to move in and a couple for instructions. reggie: regulars want information about san francisco bay's cruise self-drivin this is in response to concerns about cars and like to traffic problems. cruise asking for an exemption for its origin model, which does not have a driver's seat, brake pedal or stealing will. regulars are asking them to answer question because it is there application. kumasi: the academy gerard's and senses says its response to will smith flapping chris rock last year was inadequate. at a luncheon yesterday, the president of the academy said what happened on stage was unacceptable and said the organization must be a and accountable. several days after the incident, did have me revoked smith's membership and banned him from the oscars for a debt a daily we are 20 days away from the positives. you can find out who wins on march 12 at 5:00 p.m. right here on abc

there, even in our literature, the same weiner brothers.t is, of course, er, there are analogues. but it is interesting that again genre literature. fantasy here, detectives there, maybe here, yes, maybe, but it's still a coincidence, especially since i'm always , uh, categorically against the name of the genre or literature in relation to fantasy, fantasy is a kind of literature that comes from yes and it comes from myths. he goes so to speak, they are there from e, yes, from ordinary fairy tales. yes, that is, from anything, but this is not a genre. it is much wider, and in fact , there is fantasy, well, in any work of art, to that extent, yes, and here, probably , what is important, because, like the strugatskys, you correctly remembered one of my chapters, where i describe, all the differences are there, yes, when i even quote pushkin, water and stone ice and flame specifically to different among themselves, because indeed everything was different for them, that is, in all manifestations of life they were different, and this is wonderfu

today weiner introduced legislation to expand the bill indefinitely giving cities like san francisco a better chance to meet their goals. san francisco is on the hook to build 82,000 units in the next eight years. roughly half of those have had their plans approved. from that moment on there is still a ways to go before people move in. >> the average is two to three years of permitting and another couple years of construction. >> best case scenario is five years. even if you approved san francisco only gets halfway to its goal of living 82,000 units. that is way mayor london breed talked about getting creative. make it easier to convert offices into housing. lift zoning restrictions as another proposal. the mayor made it clear every neighborhood in san francisco whether they like it or not will have to be part of the city's housing future. community and elected leaders was tasked by san jose's new mayor to focus on how to define success in solving the city's biggest issues. >> it is the first step in the mayor's budget recommendations. the focus is on five key issues. >> how do you s

california state senator scott weiner represents san francisco says the parade is especially important this year. >> the parade it's incredibly important for san francisco, for the bay area. particularly with all the attacks and violence directed at asian american communities we need to rally around and show solidarity and have fun as a community. >> it seems like mission accomplished. in san francisco, abc7news. >> before the parade people also celebrated the year of the rabbit at the community street fair and it chinatown. many had umbrellas open to stay dry. the fair features more than 120 booths with lots of shopping, food, and plenty of entertainment for people of all ages. >> i just like getting to see people and eat all the fun food and be around everybody. >> the community street fair opens up again at 9:00 until 5:00 p.m. tonight. this morning authorities are investigating what caused an oakland restaurant to erupt in flames saturday night. the two alarm fire happened at yves waterfront in jack london square. no one was inside at the time of the fire and no injuries are report

scott weiner of san francisco introduced a bill to help cities meet their affordable housing goals.passed the new law would quicken the process so the construction projects can begin sooner. >>> there was some concern in san francisco today after people spotted a low flying plane over the city. this footage is shot by a resident from his apartment window. it caused a number of 911 calls into the city. we reached out to the federal aviation administration. and they reported no unusual activity in the area. >>> a historic black history month celebration in bay view hunter's point. and kpix5's john ramos was there. >> reporter: we often think of black history as something from the distant past. and here, they were celebrating the future history with something brand new. the black history month celebration in bay view is not very old. but they hope it will rival the other celebrations in the city. >> i imagine in years to come, you will begin to see hundreds of thousands of people at the black history month parade right here in district 10. >> reporter: but the parade wasn't the only ne

not all the machines is doing bad things like stealing elections and clamping down on your peener-weinerpits out daiquiris. i'm never leaving, jim! telling me you live at dave t? this here, this iall leroy winklebottom. say hello to mr. crumble, leroy. >> jimmy: right. >> this one here is hoppy gilm gilmore. it's like the golf ball movie, you get it? but he's a frog. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, i get it. yeah, right. >> we've got this cute little guy right here. i call him mr. stinky. >> jimmy: why do you call him mr. stinky? >> because he's been stuck underneath my butt since yesterday. get out of here, kid. i told you -- you get out of here, you stinky punk. >> jimmy: oh -- >> you give that back, you give that back! the little demon's running away with mr. stinky. i'll skin you like a muskrat! >> jimmy: wait, you can get out of the machine any time you want? >> i can, and i can get out any time, jimmy, but i don't want to. this is my safe space. >> jimmy: thank you, mike. we will pray for mr. stinky. [ cheers and applause ] good luck getting out of that. all right, that was mike lindell, who

the intent to engage in prostitution was illegal legal but a bill introduced by state senator scott weiner repeal the law in part because he found it to be disproportionately targeting trans women. >> what it did is it allows police officers to arrest a person not based on what they did. you don't have to do anything to get arrested for this crime. based solely on how a person looks. an officer could arrest someone because they were wearing tight clothing, high heels and extra lipstick. >> a new law that just went into effect january 1 prohibits officers from arresting individuals suspecting -- inspected of soliciting. they have to prove wrongdoing. >> i tried speaking to this woman. >> we showed senator wiener the situation along east 15th street. >> that footage is very troubling. we don't want sex work, solicitation to be happening by schools. there are people who live there. it is not an acceptable situation for the school, for the neighbors. police >> officers are saying your bill is grabbing them from being able to rescue some of these women they believe to be human traffic. >> that

weiner is the prosecutors, think oh, maybe he will see the light now? he has shown no sign of that. >> he's obviously staying over on the dark side. but i think to be two things that prosecutors might be thinking about here. one, is that in the past, trump has had more power. he was the president at one point when this investigation is going on. then, even afterwards, it looked like he had more political muscle then, frankly has right now. that's one thing that might be in their mind. which is weisselberg can't bank on trump protecting once he's out of jail, in the same way. and the second thing is, now, weisselberg's been in jail. it's one thing to stick up your old boss before you've actually had to spend the real time in prison, but some other thing to continue to do so when you've actually been stuck in rikers. >> he's obviously staying over on the dark side. but i think to be two things that prosecutors might be thinking about here. one, is that in the past, trump has had more power. he was the president at one point when this investigation is goin

. >> i hope the thieves find a place -- >> stole a couple weiners for lunch.esident biden breaks his silence on shooting down the flying objects, remarks have not quieted critics, saying the president only raised more questions about the mysterious objects. >> john: illinois balloon club says their globe trotting balloon went missing. did it pop a $12 balloon with a $400,000 missile. lieutenant general keith kellogg will join us o

. >> i hope the thieves find a place -- >> stole a couple weiners for lunch. don't forget to dvr the show. here is "america reports." >> president biden breaks his silence on shooting down the flying objects, remarks have not quieted critics, saying the president only raised more questions about the mysterious objects. >> john: illinois balloon club says their globe trotting balloon went missing. did it pop a $12 balloon with a $400,000 missile. lieutenant general keith kellogg will join us on this coming up. >> assisted with the screening of more than 480 homes under the voluntary screening program offered to residents. and no detections of vinyl chloride or hydrogen chloride were identified. >> we understand the residents are concerned as they should be and they have questions, that's all understandable. and you know, we are going to get to the bottom of this. try and figure out an answer to what occurred. >> sandra: and answers people are not getting at this hour, which makes for a very interesting white house briefing that is set to take place this hour as

tip o'neill did, jon weiner did, there is nothing here.nnon: wad, you and i know who tip o'neill is afraid some others out there might not know that. republican said this week you guys change the rules a couple years ago and we warned you then pretty start kicking our people off committees is going to use against you. >> assist tit for tat. it's effective governance, shannon prete this is evidence of how ineffective congress has become. this is a polarized, paralyze congress but 70% of americans including about half of republicans think this congress is locked into petty juvenile fights and not about the real business of the american people. that is what is going on here. is this about anti-semitism? no. think of 22 jews in the democratic caucus they all voted to keep her on the committee. they do not agree with her obviously on substance. they don't see it as a justification for kicking her off. when you go back to it happen before you have people who are literally threatening the lives of fellow members of congress. and in some cases wit

weiner is the prosecutors, think oh, maybe he will see the light now? staying over on the dark side. but i think to be two things that prosecutors might be thinking about here. one, is that in the past, trump has had more power. he was the president at one point when this investigation is going on. then, even afterwards, it looked like he had more political muscle then, frankly has right now. that's one thing that might be in their mind. which is weisselberg can't bank on trump protecting once he's out of jail, in the same way. and the second thing is, now, weisselberg's been in jail. it's one thing to stick up your old boss before you've actually had to spend the real time in prison, but some other thing to continue to do so when you've actually been stuck in rikers. and it's been telling to see whether or not -- to extend this day to protect against a guy like donald trump. >> rikers, not one of those prisons with tennis courts. new topic, we saw possible sign today that special counsel jack smith is moving full steam ahead with his investigation into

weiner joined housing advocates to outline his proposal.would extend the law already on the books to streamline and accelerate housing approvals in areas that underperformed their housing targets. housing advocates say sp 35 effectively stripped away the red tape that gets people off the streets and into permanent housing. 35 enabled us to entitle this development and only four months. versus the average of two years just for the entitlements process for permanent supportive housing and homelessness. earlier today. on the four we spoke with state senator scott wiener. he says this new proposal would build on the success of the existing law sp 35 we need to do this fast because we're at a terrible crisis. people can't afford housing, and we're going to make this for even better, and it's going to allow us to have particularly more formidable housing, not in years, but in months critics of the bill say the legislation takes away local control from cities. some union leaders may also be opposed if it removes requirements to use union labor in

my name is dan weiner. i served as director of the elections in government program at the brennan center. before we get started, i would like to run through a few housekeeping items. first, we are going to leave time for questions at the and. i know there are many people watching over zoom, this is a hybrid event. please feel free to put your questions in the zoom at any time and we will get to them after the latter part of our event. second, civility is very important. those who post a rude or offensive comments in the zoom will be removed from the conversation. lastly, we are providing close captioning for this event. there is an option, if you want, you can check on it and you can have access to that. now, on to the program. the presidential records act is one of those absolutely critical federal laws that present company excepted, most americans probably have not heard of. it establishes public ownership of all documents for the president, the vice president, and their staff, in the course of carrying t

weiner says this new proposal would build on the success of the existing law. it's been in effect for five years. we have data for the first four years. we don't have 2022 data yet, but about 18,000 units have been either approved , built or are in process of being approved. it has been absolutely transformational in terms of allowing people to build housing. we are desperately in need of new homes and california we are short millions of homes and asked me 35 is a good government measure that will allow us to accelerate home construction. critics of the bill say the legislation takes away local control from cities. some union leaders may also be opposed if it removed requirements to use union labor in the housing projects. bart is increasing its outreach to homeless people on its trains and stations. bar has hired 10 transit ambassadors and 20 crisis intervention specialists who are connected with local social service providers to offer shelter beds and other resources to those in need. last year, 2300 people accepted referrals to shelter beds or other services

senator weiner says this new proposal would build on the success of the existing law. has been absolutely transformational in terms of allowing people to build housing. we are desperately in need of new homes and california. we are short millions of homes and asked me 35 is a good government measure that will allow us to accelerate home construction. housing advocates say the current law effectively stripped away the red tape that gets people off the streets. and into permanent housing. 35 enabled us to entitle this development and only four months. versus the average of two years just for the entitlements process for permanent supportive housing to end homelessness. critics of the bill say the legislation takes local control away from cities and some union leaders may also be opposed if it removes requirements to use union labor in the housing projects. senators a mayor matt mehan, has a new plan that he thinks will give the city a boost as ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary explains now from cleaning up graffiti to hiring more police officers. the goal is to make san

my name is dan weiner, i service director in the election and give a program at the brennan center.so before we get started i would just went through a few housekeeping items. first, we're going to leave time for questions at the inn. end. i know there are many people watching over zoom, this is a hybrid event. please feel free to which a question in the zoom at any time and will get to them at the latter part of our event. second, civilities very important. those are post rude or offensive comment in the zoom will be removed from the conversation. and lastly, we're providing closed captioning for this event. there's an option if you are uncertain you can check on it and you can have access. so now onto tides program. the presidential records act is one of the absolutely critical federal laws that present company excepted, most americans probably have not heard of. it establishes public ownership of all documents created or received by the president, the vice president and their staffs in carrying out the duties of the presidency to documents that are deemed to have historical or ot

legitimate at the start but ended up becoming ridiculous, ended up yielding the laptop that anthony weiner had that had the extra emails from hillary that caused an additional investigation into clinton's emails. i think that house republicans learned a lesson from that, which is shoot what flies, claim what falls, right? see what kind of paper they can get. maybe they'll open up a door that will create a controversy, that will create problems for the biden administration. i also think to just note here to get back to 30,000 feet, like this notion that the fbi of all organizations, you know, has this secret deep state of progressive liberals i think would be news to a lot of progressive liberals. and i think that just the preposterousness of system of these accusations has a chance to backfire against republicans. i think that's why they're hoping they can turn up more opposition research, but i think we need to be really open to the fact of kind of relitigating this stuff might help democrats politically. it makes republicans look out of touch. >> tim, to the point of they want to generat

but i think the political aims is hopefully like the benghazi hearings did with the anthony weiner laptopcuse me, with the hillary server, that something will come up that they can use politically. >> they want something to stick. and the thing is that the things they believe, their conspiracy theories, are so wild and out there that they can't get legitimate media to pursue them because they're bananas and no one has time for that. they're using their power to play this game. it would be hilarious if it wasn't so dangerous. stacey plaskett was the ranking member on the committee. she's made the point you have people showing up in body armor and ar-15 rifles to field offices. you have a cincinnati field office having that attempt on them. you have people going in and threatening to blow up fbi offices, targeting specific agents. this is putting people at risk because people who are sitting at home, you know, doom scrolling these things on 4chan or binge watching tucker carlson, they think these things are real. and that there is some sort of war against them being waged by the fbi. and th

except for maybe anthony weiner. and but in this oval office meeting, the president was holding firm and he said, you know, i've decided after after seeing that, that i want to go down there and hug families, but i still do want to speak. and josh said, look, if you do decide, you want to speak. i think what those families is pretty extraordinary and that's worth talking. and i think that's really what pushed the president into doing. he's still on the side of that day, but he just kind of pointed at me and said, look, if we do this, that's what i want to talk about. the concept of grace. you know, if we do a eulogy, you got to talk about you got to talk about the confederate flag. you got to talk about how racism still kind of infects a lot of our institutions in america. but but keep keep focused on grace. at the same time, we had been preparing for what we call the scotus week. this is when the supreme court can rule on any case, any time you know what they're looking, you don't know how they're going to rule on i

yes, weiner can. in general, what can i say? this is a very complex process.got drunk, and then fought, and who are we of this meeting place, which cannot be changed 14:00 weekdays branded tv all the best to you, goodbye. hello after the tragedy in turkey, the earthquake became the most destructive in 80+ years official figures more

labor force joining us now, ceo russell weiner it's good to have you on i'm not going to recuse myselftly my son. i know people are looking at me and saying it looks like you eat a lot of pizza it's really not me it's mostly my son what are your biggest -- let's talk super bowl to start with. it is a -- i mean, it's a really true americana, and domino's is a big part of it >> good morning, thank you so much for having me it's the big game. certainly a big game for domino's as well we'll sell 2 million pizzas on that day, and our team is practicing and we're just as ready as the teams playing in the big game. >> trying to hear all of your words, but we are having a little bit of audio. >> i don't know if the microphone's picked up the right level. we ask every guest, i guess, about inflation, and that must be a big part of, i don't know if it keeps you up at night, but it's certainly something that any company like yours has had to try to maneuver or navigate for the past 12 months >> well, i'm sorry there are connection issues, there are on this side, too but i'll keep going, and let m

this is video from kate is state weiner and just take a look at what they're doing there.eone snowboarding down the hill alongside what all the different vineyards there. this is in napa county at an elevation of about 1800 feet. vineyards in the area say they saw between 10 and 12 inches thursday night into friday morning. a perfect for snowboarding or skiing. not so much for making wine. still ahead on the problem morning use this one is for the runners. the california cities that made the list of top that made the list of top places to go out get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >> if you are a runner, this story is for you. a new study suggests that san francisco is the best city to run in. that's according to east bay tech company eris their study looked at each city's air, quality access to parks and pedestrian fatality numbers. 3 california cities made it to the top 10, including san jose which came in at number 9, san diego ranked at number 4. memphis was named the worst city in america for runners. take a look

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