. >> wiener's daughter goes to a bright horizon child care city in new york.wumpany grossed nearly something million, 932 locations and tuition can cost more than 30,000 a year. in a letterer signed by more than a dozen parents, wiener and others complaints that they earn allatal over a an hour. they have confirmed the details. of the letter. bright horizons is listed as one of the 100 best companies to work for all time. >> they should be able to pay their bills. >> in a statement, bright horizons said they're prod to raise the bhar. and they claim to pay teachers more than the market average but the market itself may be the problem. adording to the labor of bureau and statistics. 9 snoiv an hour. and preschool teachers make about $4 an hour more. if half of them. >> many rely on public assistance. >> nationally about 1/3 of every edge skutants change every year. frrs turn over is a devastating experience because during the early years they're building acatchments to their parents or their teacher. >> about seven years ago they switched from running. >> i wil

state senator scott wiener will join us to talk more about this issue. >>> and the 49ers, they just madeofficial, folks, announcing that this man, kyle shanahan, the 49ers new head coach. coming up after the break, the challenges that shanahan will face and the look at some of the criticism he is receiving from yesterday's play calls. stay with us. it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. . >>> breaking sports news to tell you about. the san francisco 49ers making it official just a few minutes ago tweeting this, kyle shanahan is the new head coach of the 49ers. >> joining us now to talk about the inherent challenges that mr. shanahan will face and a little criticism from last night's game, because you were watching it, and as soon as you see atlanta in field goal range you're thinking game over, then the sack. >> it was not the outcome that people anticipated, especially when you consider the fact that it was a 28-3 ball game at one point. it took the grea

but state senator scott wiener introduced bill 384 that seeks to give local governments the option to extend to as late as 4:00 a.m. in limited areas zoned for late-night entertainment. >> this is about not having a one-size-fits-all approach. >> reporter: wiener says if the bill passes it could be a boost to the economy. >> you are going to see more income earned by workers, more taxes collected by both local governments and the state, and just more economic activity overall. >> reporter: bartender michael sees both the pros and cons. >> i think it would be a huge benefit. the extra revenue would be huge. not just for the business but also for the state. >> reporter: but he says with bar service ending at midnight already getting patrons home from bars would be a challenge. bruce livingston agrees. he's executive director of a nonprofit advocacy group. he worries about people leaving bars at 4:00 a.m. >> and driving away into commuter traffic that starts in many parts of california at 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. ferlg livingston also says that bars already have the option of staying

be acted upon by a single roll call vote initiative read by think outside the box supervisor scott wiener before he was chair and the so with the oewd office of economic workforce development to look at late night transportation needs for the entertainment venues and community as well as for the early morning workers and their needs and the capacity studies another example how we can work together with the region to look at this comprehensive short and memory range prairie in the corridor there is tremendous crowding on bart ac transit and meta ferry service we talked about the treasure island i'll not spend a lot of time but wrapping up in terms of planning meant to help to identify and get the funding role we heard first and foremost the administration and public steward of our sales tax those sales tax approved by voter in 2003 by now is generating about one million dollars a year in my given year we may allocate between $100.50 to $200 million but again, we collect one hundred million dollars a year and leverage those by a large 4 to 7 times we can provide local match and trick others

be acted upon by a single roll call vote initiative read by think outside the box supervisor scott wiener before he was chair and the so with the oewd office of economic workforce development to look at late night transportation needs for the entertainment venues and community as well as for the early morning workers and their needs and the capacity studies another example how we can work together with the region to look at this comprehensive short and memory range prairie in the corridor there is tremendous crowding on bart ac transit and meta ferry service we talked about the treasure island i'll not spend a lot of time but wrapping up in terms of planning meant to help to identify and get the funding role we heard first and foremost the administration and public steward of our sales tax those sales tax approved by voter in 2003 by now is generating about one million dollars a year in my given year we may allocate between $100.50 to $200 million but again, we collect one hundred million dollars a year and leverage those by a large 4 to 7 times we can provide local match and trick others

. >> herbert wiener district one. >> i'd like to have the the undivided attention of the board i wantupervisor president breed on citing the problems of panel problems at the muni bus stop this is the incriminate operation of mta four decades good a comprehensive bus system that covered the city the problem to make it work this problem as exist for 4 decades and mta has not addressed but by external allowed the project the board has to go over mta stands for more train wrecks ahead we've seen our share of cruelty in the last week kwoo you don't have to go to washington, d.c. but to take care value street they removed did bus stops that adverse impact adversely on seniors and the disabled they will be required to walk long danced to the bus stops now this represents stupid and cruelty maybe stupid i can forgive ambassador cruelty i can't it is great we are a sanctuary city that we be protecting our citizens against the after the facts that government that is mean and cruel but protect our citizens of on the actions of a fail agency a man and woman agency without compassion at all thank

when wienerer discovered what they were making, he's shocked.ered with your dottau. and to see the people that care for your daughter we required us to speak. it's one of the nation's largest early child hood education policies. it grossed nearly $60 million in 2018, 932 locations. and costs signed by nor man a dozens earn as little as $11 an hour. and compared it to that of fast workers. she has confirmed the details with former bright hard horizons. 60 times. he believes teacher commonsation reflects the company's success. >>> in a statement, they told net net news, they're prod to be the hard for her. as well as medical and 401 k plan. >>> according to labor of statistics and only have to pay whatever more. a uc burksly udare are it it it ta >>> about 1/3 of early ed teachers change. >> i want toads care care of the turnoveral during the year. president. and that's their paern or their tear. er for she kalium rr definitely not giving what i made in a year but the center i bill work at to fwisking competitive wages, but i have to make second.

this is about not having a one size fits all approach. >> reporter: wiener says if the bill passes itld be a boost to the economy. >> you're going to see more income earned by workers, more taxes collected by both local governments and the state, and just more economic activity overall. >> reporter: bartender michael calkonis sees both the pros and cons. >> the revenue would be huge, not just for the business, but for the state. >> reporter: he says he sees bar patrons getting home would be a challenge. he worries about people leaving bars at 4:00 a.m. >> and driving away into commuter traffic. that starts in many parts of california at 5:00 or 6:00 a.m. >> reporter: livingston also says bars already have the option of staying open until 4:00 a.m., giving people time to socialize, and sober up. >> there are a lot of late night bars, after hour bars in california. it's allowed, you can lock up the booze, and keep your bar open. >> reporter: if this bill passes, it would not apply to liquor stores, and any bar would still have to get certification and permission from the bureau of liquo

be acted upon by a single roll call vote initiative read by think outside the box supervisor scott wiener before he was chair and the so with the oewd office of economic workforce development to look at late night transportation needs for the entertainment venues and community as well as for the early morning workers and their needs and the capacity studies another example how we can work together with the region to look at this comprehensive short and memory range prairie in the corridor there is tremendous crowding on bart ac transit and meta ferry service we talked about the treasure island i'll not spend a lot of time but wrapping up in terms of planning meant to help to identify and get the funding role we heard first and foremost the administration and public steward of our sales tax those sales tax approved by voter in 2003 by now is generating about one million dollars a year in my given year we may allocate between $100.50 to $200 million but again, we collect one hundred million dollars a year and leverage those by a large 4 to 7 times we can provide local match and trick others

. >>> and anthony wieners' legal troubles keep getting worse. and prays are for another storm, just quite for a little bit. >> one week. behind it, another storm, and they are likely going to have to deal with it. we will deal with this first one here, and the timing looks to be late tonight and into tomorrow, so the rain approaches the california coast, and as we go through thursday, gusty winds will be impacting travel, and then as we go into friday, the rain moves into central california, and the rainfall total looked to be the highest, and another two to on. again, the clouds will be on the increase today with rain later on tonight for the coast. >>> i got great pictures for you from argentina. nearly 2,000 people crushed the guinness book of world record, and this is the most people floating while holding hands. participants were able to float on their own due to the high amount of salt in the water. apparently there's a record for just about everything. i am not sure about the pattern. the pattern was back and forth. >> at least it's not g

you this before we said good-bye to the warmup, lloyd said another february day cook-out, got the wieners out on the grill and enjoying a beautiful day, i said put mustard on mine, here is the party crasher. a storm system looks harmless enough. good snow with it and a little bit of rain but once it gets off the coast. we believe it's going to get its act together. that's why we're worried for a for the of snow in new york and boston maybe four, eight inches in philadelphia, it's just really going to miss our area, up through pennsylvania and the counties that border the pennsylvania line, you could get two to six inches of wet snow. here's what happens, the cold air coming in, later tonight, not quite here yet. trying to get going and rain will change over to snow. especially as this area colder air. temperatures will be crucial and we are honestly not sure how much dc will be able to consume late. two days of record heat, it's still reading 60 degrees even on wisconsin avenue. it may snow but it will also melt. look at all these winter storm warnings and i want to point out the red. the

herbert wiener is here in a boo and everybody else will be able to speak. >> herbert wiener we want to pubically commend commissioner meiberger on the services to the public and also to us retirees 24 years of service and i want to express my presentation of it i'm sure other people feel as well thank you. >> thank you just a point of information for those who are unfamiliar with the process you have an opportunity to speak on anything you like in general public comment and an opportunity to speak on the specific item so it would be two opportunities for you to speak if you're heart deserves and my name is john a two year member of p,z&e, finance governance and thank you, very much. all the things you did on hedge funds saved us hundreds of millions of dollars you convinced everyone to go from $3 billion to one billion dollars and i think all the members appreciate that now i'd like to talk about my favorite subject hedge funds last year commissioner meiberger asked the hedge fund sale man to give us 3 reasons to buy hedge funds the various reasons were everyone says it is from bryan a

, bars will be able to serve liquor until 4:00 in the morning under a measure introduced by scott wiener of san francisco. currently barred from california they -- currently bars need to stop serving alcohol at 2:00 a.m. the law will decide cities to extend last call at 4:00 a.m. in designated entertainment zones. a similar measure introduced four years ago by the then state senator faced opposition over public safety and failed. >>> a record number of californians are now covered by health insurance, but that could change if obamacare is appealed. new numbers should the state's uninsured rate is a record low. more than a million californians have been enrolled in the plan. that they have not yet released a plan to replace it. >>> people who work for the city of sunnyvale are asking for a raise. more than 400 employees rallied and they are sitting down with a fact finder to hash out the contract dispute. the city says they have not had an increase in the past five years when a time in the bay area has increased by more than 14%. >> i'm a single mom and i'm having a really hard time makin

me for the appointment and i'm honored and humbled by that i want to deeply thing supervisor scott wiener for his outstanding service i know we'll be working with him as your senator in sacramento i want to acknowledge before i forgot things about my husband truly i wouldn't be here today, if not for him you know we've lost so many people in the community and the willingness of my husband to marry an hiv person and raise a family i never thought i'd see 40 my generation has been. >> late and never thought i'll be married and never thought i'd have a child i'm going to be 50 and a have a husband and child and owe this to the city for all the work and also owe to all of us to our lesbian sisters that take care of us and walked with us in those dark, dark days and still holding united states together and acknowledge two of the finest people in my life and two beyond jones you know know them historic historic figures. >> (clapping.) >> so 0 o one of the reasons i stepped back ♪ political around raising my kid is san francisco is under a threat from donald trump and people in washington our im

or then supervisor wiener and so ear had one initial meeting planning is really going to take the lead it is appropriate but you know we're main involved i think that is a role to play for night life in lgbtq historic or currently preservation so that next meeting is open to anybody who is interested in helping this process going to be a long process because this kind of effort in figuring out what you're currently assets are so you're not as inclusive as possible and moving through the process and commissioner perez is shaking his head he the this in the filipino so this work it takes time and the next meeting fy in city hall there will be mailings and announcements if you're interested please come and take a look at it and see what we're doing and then also quite recently the building inspection decided to take or really a few commissioners described to look at how the city regulatory agencies were working towards warehouse safety all of the ghost ship is important for everybody so they created they're calling a warehouse task force i'm not sure that is an accurate description but in

for you and i'm so proud i've been able to choose you for you, you to succeed in supervisor scott wienerce thank you for serving. >> (clapping.) >> and also as supervisor cowen has noted a majority of female members of the board of supervisors for the very first time in the city's history from observation i believe might be true for all the legislative aides a majority of females thank you for your work as well. >> (clapping.) >> that is in my opinion a test want to the values of our city that our san francisco state made a light for so many people this moment in time is unlike any other we've faced in san francisco now more than ever need to be united and protect the values and the values that our city has been built on because when we work to get we have 329 success together to make sure that homelessness in san francisco is rare it is brief, and hopefully for as many people as possible only a one time curtains we've done so by creating a department on homelessness opening up be navigation centers and providing compassionate hi quality services and building more affordable housing we'r

a bill just introduced by state senator scott wiener would allow alcohol service until as late as 4:00 a.m. businesses would still have to get proper permits and approval. some bars say it would significantly help business but the director of the nonprofit alcohol justice tells "the chronicle" the bill prioritizes alcohol revenue over public safety. >>> president trump is looking for a new nominee for secretary of labor now that andrew puzder -- he had employed an undocumented worker for years. on tuesday, video emerged of his ex-wife accusing him of abuse on the oprah winfrey show in 1990. his confirmation hearing was supposed to happen today. there's word at least four republicans were ready to vote against his nomination. >>> today, president trump plans to meet with newly confirmed attorney general jeff sessions after a tumultuous week in d.c. both senate democrats and republicans are expressing growing concern over an alleged relationship between campaign aides and russia. stephanie ramos has more on the political disarray. >> reporter: on the heels of the national security advise

senator scott wiener from san francisco wants bars and restaurants to be able to serve alcohol as late a.m. currently the deadline is 2:00 a.m. the new legislation would allow local governments in california to allow the later time, but only in areas zoned for late night entertainment. >>> it's been called a major development in understanding autism. doctors conducted mri scans on babies whose older siblings had autism and found that 80% of the babies would also later develop it. doctors say it shows autism can be detected within the first year of a child's life, meaning treatment could start much sooner. they do stress that more research still needs to be done. >>> okay. up next, how do the warriors respond after draymond green was ejected from tonight's game? we're going to show you. stay with us. >>> happening now, a new report by the southern poverty law center says the number of anti-muslim hate groups in the u.s. has nearly tripled since 2015. the watchdog group contributes the climb to radical islamic attacks and the rhetoric of the presidential campaign. >> for the first time i

of bills on the horizon we anticipate discussing the one that got announced was supervisor scott wiener constitutional amendments for the transportation bonds 65 percent so that's the case of things to come we're excited to work with the delegation and mark watts in sacramento i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> i have a question has to do with with assemblyman chiu's ab 42 the police department didn't support this because of job loss what you explain. >> i'll have to check with mta that's what we heard as well. >> in what y way will there be job loss. >> speaking in speculation that likely has to do with with the autotion and there is concerns about who reviews the camera footage that's a question how the labor is distributed. >> i think item 4 we're expected to vote on this is that right? to vote in support. >> to remedy the position of support yes. >> but we don't have all the answers. >> i'll be happy to if you want to continue that i'll get you the information. >> commissioner yee. >> yeah. well the in particular ab 342 i fully support some as we know there is on

bob wiener. club member, op-ed writer and mainstream radio network and leader schumer, pelosi, thank you so much for coming to the press club. health and infrastructure, on health care, do you really think there will be no vote for repeal, no loss of recipients, no loss of provisions will they do what pence and trump said that they'll pass repeal and have the rudiments of health care and then after a while be able to get to something else so they do tax breaks for future people and keep existing recipients under obama care? and on infrastructure, do you think it will be jobs or will it be a disguise of tax breaks and then not really get the job done for infrastructure? >> let me answer the second one first since we democrats in the senate have come out with an infrastructure plan. if it's tax breaks, we're not going to be for it. a, 82 cents of every dollar would go to the people who finance the roads and bridges and water and sewor. it would create tremendous amounts of tolls all over the place

or then supervisor wiener and so ear had one initial meeting planning is really going to take the lead it is appropriate but you know we're main involved i think that is a role to play for night life in lgbtq historic or currently preservation so that next meeting is open to anybody who is interested in helping this process going to be a long process because this kind of effort in figuring out what you're currently assets are so you're not as inclusive as possible and moving through the process and commissioner perez is shaking his head he the this in the filipino so this work it takes time and the next meeting fy in city hall there will be mailings and announcements if you're interested please come and take a look at it and see what we're doing and then also quite recently the building inspection decided to take or really a few commissioners described to look at how the city regulatory agencies were working towards warehouse safety all of the ghost ship is important for everybody so they created they're calling a warehouse task force i'm not sure that is an accurate description but in

. >> i know that senator wiener has transferred senator leno legislation will extending alcohol licensest to make sure that note that won't be but director kane if an update about what that is doing. >> i can do that certainly i want to ask though that everybody who refers to that call it what it is but call it local control i think that it is a misnomer to call it 4:00 a.m. bill and that's not what it is this commission i mean we've not taken a position i'm not sure it is appropriate i'm happy to bring one sheet in the office regarding the local control bill by the city never takes a position by the mayor's office so, yes and not suggesting we take a position one one way or another but if it goes through and san francisco exercises the local control that may impact on the thing we're regulating. >> i'll update the commission. >> thank you all right. any other comment. >> i have a comment the 90 awards are next monday night so anyone that would like to attend let me know arrest adu before i or joseph know the annual night life award show this year. >> 5 year. >> already 5 years. >> commi

on 100 percent affordable housing that came before us as a cu i recall that when supervisor scott wiener was exempt 100 percent projects by eliminating the cu he stated to us in the room that the neighborhood and the community and the individual people with grieves could file and dr i never in my mind thought we'll be having a conditional use and a dr i want to say we have it on the action list we looked at ways to avert those things coming back to us twice when we looked at as a cu and not a dr a couple of other things we talked about the health we were very much worried about the amount of square footage coming on the market octavia developments i was hastened to see the coal hardware is opening up a store in north beach. >> they have. >> actually, in the site of the form restaurant that had not taken flight so that's a success and with the bernal heights retails not acquit dead yet and one last thing that will probably come before us that is interesting this the chronicle supervisor scott wieners permit bars to be closed at 4:00 a.m. to dictate whether or not we want that just in the

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scott wiener says the laws unfairly target hiv patients subjecting them to felony charges. laws were passed in the 1980s and '90s at the height of the aids epidemic. solicitation could become a felony for those who are hiv positive. >> hiv positive people are singled out under these laws for unfair and discriminatory and stigmatizing treatment. >> the aclu -- >> weiner says great strides have been made in reducing the infection rates in california and those diagnosed are living healthier and longer lives. >>> businesses displaced by a fire could be put back in their businesses sooner than thought. >>> fire inspectors say the building won't have to be demolished, only repaired. we learned that the academy of arts agreed to supply them with temporary homes. >> we now have 15 rooms for the midterm to take care of these folks. the units are very close to the community. all of these folks will be able to stay together, so we've got good news. >>> local leaders say the response to help the victims of the fire has been overwhelming and highlights the generosity of san francisco. >

. >>> scott wiener of san francisco introduced a bill that would allow bars to stay open as late as 4:00 in the morning. he says this would be a boost to the economy. >> you're going to see more income earned by workers, more taxes collected by local government and the state, more economic activity overall. >> local governments would have the option to extend alcohol serving areas. a group opposing the measure says there are concerns about people leaving bars at 4:00 in the morning. >>> so what do you think of the proposal to extend closing time? someone says i think it is a great idea. >> another person says adults should be able to make adult decisions. >> another viewer says no. we need less impaired drunk and love people on the street and roads, no. >> based on our schedule, that is my biggest concern, i see the drunk drivers out there. and i have called 911 before but 4:00 in the morning i don't know. i would have to hesitate to take a step back and look at the legislation. >> other states have done it, california is more of a driving state. most people don't drive in new york ci

scott wiener says the laws unfairly target hiv patients subjecting them to felony charges. the laws were passed in the 1980s and '90s at the height of the aids epidemic. solicitation could become a felony for those who are hiv positive. >> hiv positive people are singled out under these laws for unfair and discriminatory and stigmatizing treatment. >> the aclu -- >> weiner says great strides have been made in reducing the infection rates in california and those diagnosed are living healthier and longer lives. >>> businesses displaced by a fire could be put back in their businesses sooner than thought. >>> fire inspectors say the building won't have to be demolished, only repaired. we learned that the academy of arts agreed to supply them with temporary homes. >> we now have 15 rooms for the midterm to take care of these folks. the units are very close to the community. all of these folks will be able to stay together, so we've got good news. >>> local leaders say the response to help the victims of the fire has been overwhelming and highlights the generosity of san francisc

of bills on the horizon we anticipate discussing the one that got announced was supervisor scott wiener constitutional amendments for the transportation bonds 65 percent so that's the case of things to come we're excited to work with the delegation and mark watts in sacramento i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> i have a question has to do with with assemblyman chiu's ab 42 the police department didn't support this because of job loss what you explain. >> i'll have to check with mta that's what we heard as well. >> in what y way will there be job loss. >> speaking in speculation that likely has to do with with the autotion and there is concerns about who reviews the camera footage that's a question how the labor is distributed. >> i think item 4 we're expected to vote on this is that right? to vote in support. >> to remedy the position of support yes. >> but we don't have all the answers. >> i'll be happy to if you want to continue that i'll get you the information. >> commissioner yee. >> yeah. well the in particular ab 342 i fully support some as we know there is on

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be acted upon by a single roll call vote initiative read by think outside the box supervisor scott wienere he was chair and the so with the oewd office of economic workforce development to look at late night transportation needs for the entertainment venues and community as well as for the early morning workers and their needs and the capacity studies another example how we can work together with the region to look at this comprehensive short and memory range prairie in the corridor there is tremendous crowding on bart ac transit and meta ferry service we talked about the treasure island i'll not spend a lot of time but wrapping up in terms of planning meant to help to identify and get the funding role we heard first and foremost the administration and public steward of our sales tax those sales tax approved by voter in 2003 by now is generating about one million dollars a year in my given year we may allocate between $100.50 to $200 million but again, we collect one hundred million dollars a year and leverage those by a large 4 to 7 times we can provide local match and trick others state

assemblyman chu is going to be joined by mayor ed lee and skaebllyman scott wiener at the event. >>> we got a hot spot on live doppler 7 and it is right over shibo road, broadway terrace and you can see all the way down to park boulevard as you head twornds san leandro. orinda, moraga, heading towards lafayette, walnut creek, you're about to get a downpour which means you're about to get some puddles and ponding on the roadways. daly city right through the san brun gap, check out the san mateo bridge, the wet weather is slowly crawling from west to east and heading over towards hayward and in fact, here sts weather window and you can see the drops developing. looks a lot wetter than i had edit just a few minutes ago when we opened this weather window. so let me talk about temperatures really quick. because this storm has a nice southerly component to it, we never get really cold. upper 50s to low 60s, today but also tomorrow and again sunday. notice there's some chances of rain tomorrow and sunday, but those are probably still going to be our two driest days as saturday afternoon to

asked anthony wiener. [ light laughter ] taco bell is considering opening locations in china, which sounds, until you read your fortune. [ light laughter ] and finally, today was clean out your computer day, and if you're a 14-year-old boy, use bleach. [ light laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show for you tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he is the host of hbo's "last week tonight," our friend john oliver is back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] so excited to talk, again, after his great premiere last night. also last night on hbo, the final season of "girls" began. she's one of the stars of that fantastic show, zosia mamet is back with us. [ cheers and applause ] so happy to have her. before we get to all that, president trump spent the weekend dealing with crises, both abroad, and within his own government. all while conducting sensitive national security meetings in the dining room of his private club in florida. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] trump spent the weekend with prime minister shinzo abe of japan, and of course the

of bills on the horizon we anticipate discussing the one that got announced was supervisor scott wiener constitutional amendments for the transportation bonds 65 percent so that's the case of things to come we're excited to work with the delegation and mark watts in sacramento i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> i have a question has to do with with assemblyman chiu's ab 42 the police department didn't support this because of job loss what you explain. >> i'll have to check with mta that's what we heard as well. >> in what y way will there be job loss. >> speaking in speculation that likely has to do with with the autotion and there is concerns about who reviews the camera footage that's a question how the labor is distributed. >> i think item 4 we're expected to vote on this is that right? to vote in support. >> to remedy the position of support yes. >> but we don't have all the answers. >> i'll be happy to if you want to continue that i'll get you the information. >> commissioner yee. >> yeah. well the in particular ab 342 i fully support some as we know there is on

a bill just introduced by state senator scott wiener would allow alcohol service until as late as 4:00 a.m. if the bill passes, businesses would still have to get the proper permits and approval. some bars say it would significantly help their business. the director of the nonprofit alcohol justice tells "the chronicle" that the bill prioritizes alcohol revenue over public safety. >>> president trump is looking for a new nominee for secretary of labor now that andrew puzder has taking himself out of consideration. he had employed an undocumented worker for years. on tuesday, video emerged of puzder's ex-wife accusing him of abuse on the oprah winfrey show in 19 t 0. puzder's confirmation hearing was supposed to happen today and there's word four republicans were ready to vote against him. >>> they are set to vote on president trump's choice to run the budget office. the senate is also on track to confirm scott proout to head the environmental protection agency. his aide's alleged ties to russia continue to shake things up in the capital. high level advisors were in constant communicati