wiener. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> were you surprised about this?> a little and a little not. they are trying to destigmatize mental illness. i think it's good that he was bringing this up and i was not surprised. however, he's from the royal family. the royal family's buttoned up, very private. the fact that it was somebody from the royal family doing this speaks volumes. >> what do you think he revealed about his struggles in that interview? >> well, what he talked about is how his mom died when he was 12 buried his head in the sand. he decided he wasn't going to think about it or talk about it and in his words because no matter what i did, it wouldn't bring my mom back. so that ended up causing major consequences for him because he went on to say that when he was in his 20s, he had extreme anger problems and was having behavioral issues that only when he entered therapy did he realize he had this unresolved grief. >> when you're having these feelings and not addressing them, it can lead to serious problems down the road. >> absolutely. what i tel

.) >> so thank you i now are the honor of introducing supervisor scott wiener i'll bring to the stageas for those of you who don't know scott was elected to the state senate in november of 2016 for district 11 prior to the election he served as a board of supervisors where he was an advocate for policies to create the affordable housing you see here today and long recognized the protection of the right of lgbt seniors a long time supporter and friend of openhouse and believes to help every lgbt senior to have a place to call home in 2014 he helped pass local ordinances for action for long time care facilities and make sure they have training in taken care of felt be lgbt seniors and fight for the bill to happen across the state. >> thank you for your help and making today a reality senator wien wiener. >> (clapping.) >> good afternoon, everyone i think my head is blocking this thing the world was not made for at all people so i am i'm so happy to be here i'm so happy that you know given my new life between here and sacramento to be physically here it is a monumental step forward for t

turner or supervisor scott wiener did a pilot program and my predecessor pioneered a similar albeit it adu legislation for district 3 and in as far as great minds think liquor the chair and i had similar legislation that came down to a coin toss with the b anthony dollars to interesting enough and our two pieces of legislation laterally end up condo to one another and the subject of ongoing conversations and amendment that will be discussing in the week ahead the state legislature passed a law that become effective on january 1st, i was informed by the deputy city attorney that typically our law was out of compliance so what is before us today is what the city attorney recommends to bring this back into compliance that was heard by the planning commission on february 23rd and again briefly on a thorough procedural matters last thursday and some of the most important suggestions that planning made i have gotten the zoo to incorporate and they are ready to speak to and i will hand to you colleagues there is one and here is another actually. >> that one is for the city attorney they're th

. >> and then i want to ask you know scott supervisor scott wiener passed legislation requiring healthnd human services to have sexual orientation on july 1st. so was that on track >> well, we're really proud of that because we helped him with the legislation we had a head start to looking other policies a year before supervisor scott wiener started that particularly we were doing reassignment surgery for transgender and hard to do a business plan we can't identify the number of people but because of our hiv work identifying people with a specific population we're well on the way as we develop our electronic health records do the implementations with all of the assistance we have as time times put in the collections of data we are doing that. >> great, thank you. >> because trump is just the administration has stopped the collection of data. >> that means at the local level will be more important. >> exactly finally you know behavorial health is a - you talk a little bit about that but i want to thank you for establishing the hump bird navigation center that is the substitute is that r

scott wiener, the second tallest member of the california legislature.l of these students at sutro elementary are going to go to school today and find newly painted murals, railings. landscaping. a great event, the comcast cares event that we do every year since 1992. here's some of the fruits of the labor. >> we know that the kids enjoy those new school grounds for so long ahead. >> wouldn't it be great to see their faces this morning heading back to school? and it's completely different. for my son, he's coming off spring break, and maybe that's something that will be a plus. as you head out, also cloudy skies, looking at palo alto, and it's all dry this morning. we have at least some dry conditions now, but it may not stay that way all day long. looking at temperatures now in the low to mid 50s as you head out the door. 54 in napa. 55 degrees in palo alto. and the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. you'll see we'll have a couple days of light showers but it won't be a wash-out. as you get ready for the start of this, we're lo

this hand, it's like five cocktail wieners attached to a a ham hawk of some form.t this is what we call circus stuff. you are such a handsome man. >> jimmy: thank you, jiminy. thank you. >> you look like if dennis the menace made a bunch of bad life choices. but still -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you. >> now your first 100 days, would you say it's a complete embarrassment or a total failure? [ laughter ] i know you're very concerned about leaks and so am i. i'm actually been leaking for the last 20 minutes. [ laughter ] no really. i'm wearing an adult diaper and i swear to you, right now, it weighs 75 pounds. [ laughter ] if you could deport one of your kids -- >> jimmy: eric. >> wow. not an ounce of hesitation. interesting indeed. if mike pence is against gay people, why does he walk around with a stick up his ass? [ laughter ] besides ben carson, can you name another african-american? >> jimmy: george foreman grill. [ laughter ] >> let me understand your education. it was not extensive is it? it's a limited education. do you not feel that even words that are s

hey, that's scott wiener. >> there's scott, who was apparently the second tallest member of the california legislature. i guess i would be the third, because he inched me about by about an inch. >> i don't understand why you're painting the low part of the mural. you should be painting the high part. >> that's true. they were not taking advantage of my height in that respect. but it was a really great event that we do every year. 100,000 comcast employees around the country that get out and do this. beautifying schools and showing our presence in the community. we had a lot of fun. so nice. >> kari, you were also emceeing a walk for autism speaks. >> such a great event. we had a huge. it was so much fun, and of course, i made sure the weather was perfect. >> thank you, kari. >> we're going to have more nice weather as we go through the week, even though we will have some chances of rain in the forecast. and don't be surprised if suddenly you're out and some wet weather starts to happen. well, we're looking some partly cloudy skies. right now as you step out the door, we're not going to hav

do we have a representative from either assembly member wiener chu or tang here? you like to come up together to the podium? thank you. which ever order you prefer mpt >> i think we will do a combo-thank you for your work and public services throughout your time. not only at the san francisco mew unicipal transportation agency but while director of project open hand and time on the san mateo county board of supervisors. >> your name? >> victor ruease and deputy director for senator scott wiener. >> alex walker from phil ting. >> catty arbona with david chu. >> from all 3 of our bosses who regretbly couldn't be here today they really wish they could because ouf your work here for our city and our county and for the entire bay area. we like to commend you for your years of service on behalf the entire state legislature. we know you have been a great advocate for the central subway system, you focus on strategic planning for policies like the transit first city. you champion free fair for youth and vulnerable populations, you help expand bart to sfo and the 17 years

. >> and then i want to ask you know scott supervisor scott wiener passed legislation requiring health and human services to have sexual orientation on july 1st. so was that on track >> well, we're really proud of that because we helped him with the legislation we had a head start to looking other policies a year before supervisor scott wiener started that particularly we were doing reassignment surgery for transgender and hard to do a business plan we can't identify the number of people but because of our hiv work identifying people with a specific population we're well on the way as we develop our electronic health records do the implementations with all of the assistance we have as time times put in the collections of data we are doing that. >> great, thank you. >> because trump is just the administration has stopped the collection of data. >> that means at the local level will be more important. >> exactly finally you know behavorial health is a - you talk a little bit about that but i want to thank you for establishing the hump bird navigation center that is the substitute is that

. >> and then i want to ask you know scott supervisor scott wiener passed legislation requiring health human services to have sexual orientation on july 1st. so was that on track >> well, we're really proud of that because we helped him with the legislation we had a head start to looking other policies a year before supervisor scott wiener started that particularly we were doing reassignment surgery for transgender and hard to do a business plan we can't identify the number of people but because of our hiv work identifying people with a specific population we're well on the way as we develop our electronic health records do the implementations with all of the assistance we have as time times put in the collections of data we are doing that. >> great, thank you. >> because trump is just the administration has stopped the collection of data. >> that means at the local level will be more important. >> exactly finally you know behavorial health is a - you talk a little bit about that but i want to thank you for establishing the hump bird navigation center that is the substitute is that rig

zero coalition in various cacs throughout the city i want to commend assemblyman chiu and senator wiener and currently our support i'm here this has is a matter for me, i live on sharon street this is known as the strathern speed shortcut between to other streets and recently my we've had a car parked on her foot that brings the matter to mind i compliment megan and the leaders of coalition but especially all the task force and members who participate we begin with the in memoriam i think that is very significant us to remember the purchase of vision zero and i recommend that to all of you as we celebrate this particular in isn't it true that i will suggest that our publicity be positive rather than punitive towards education in terms of behavior modifications showing that how each of them is participating in reducing fatalities so and perhaps a manual celebration for the number of members neighbors that we've spared thank you. >> thank you, sir >> next speaker, please. >> chair peskin and others i'm jeremy and wearing 3 hats i'm a member of the mayors kwovrnt council for people with dis

turner or supervisor scott wiener did a pilot program and my predecessor pioneered a similar albeit its far as great minds think liquor the chair and i had similar legislation that came down to a coin toss with the b anthony dollars to interesting enough and our two pieces of legislation laterally end up condo to one another and the subject of ongoing conversations and amendment that will be discussing in the week ahead the state legislature passed a law that become effective on january 1st, i was informed by the deputy city attorney that typically our law was out of compliance so what is before us today is what the city attorney recommends to bring this back into compliance that was heard by the planning commission on february 23rd and again briefly on a thorough procedural matters last thursday and some of the most important suggestions that planning made i have gotten the zoo to incorporate and they are ready to speak to and i will hand to you colleagues there is one and here is another actually. >> that one is for the city attorney they're the same. >> and so we have representative

turner or supervisor scott wiener did a pilot program and my predecessor pioneered a similar albeit it adu legislation for district 3 and in as far as great minds think liquor the chair and i had similar legislation that came down to a coin toss with the b anthony dollars to interesting enough and our two pieces of legislation laterally end up condo to one another and the subject of ongoing conversations and amendment that will be discussing in the week ahead the state legislature passed a law that become effective on january 1st, i was informed by the deputy city attorney that typically our law was out of compliance so what is before us today is what the city attorney recommends to bring this back into compliance that was heard by the planning commission on february 23rd and again briefly on a thorough procedural matters last thursday and some of the most important suggestions that planning made i have gotten the zoo to incorporate and they are ready to speak to and i will hand to you colleagues there is one and here is another actually. >> that one is for the city attorney they're th

do we have a representative from either assembly member wiener chu or tang here? would you like to come up together to the podium? thank you. which ever order you prefer mpt >> i think we will do a combo-thank you for your work and public services throughout your time. not only at the san francisco mew unicipal transportation agency but while director of project open hand and time on the san mateo county board of supervisors. >> your name? >> victor ruease and deputy director for senator scott wiener. >> alex walker from phil ting. >> catty arbona with david chu. >> from all 3 of our bosses who regretbly couldn't be here today they really wish they could because ouf your work here for our city and our county and for the entire bay area. we like to commend you for your years of service on behalf the entire state legislature. we know you have been a great advocate for the central subway system, you focus on strategic planning for policies like the transit first city. you champion free fair for youth and vulnerable populations, you help expand bart to sfo and the 17

the adu's and part of this dialogue for the pass 15 years with supervisor peskin supervisor scott wiener, supervisor sheehy and supervisor farrell we're here to ask you move the single-family homes compliance with state law legislation forward there are a lot of trailing amendments that supervisor farrell and supervisor sheehy have put forth we support those i think that supervisor peskin's office supports those also, we don't want adu's to be caught you think in a political but about the policy and the policy is single-family units operate differently than multi unit buildings we would like to see the muddled unit buildings addressed separately from the single families and we'll be back here to discuss those amendments probably a few more amendments before we're back with you but please get the single-family homes in state law today thank you very much i've submitted my comments in writing. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon i'm lawrence paul and president of the himself and deputy city attorney jensen and honorable commissioners my wife and i own a duple

i know >> scott wiener and the mayor and to all of you had worked so hard to put this together thankou so much this is a very special day and a great day for san francisco >> (clapping.) >> thank you a well, i'm glad we know what mark will do do the late night show my first memory when you were championing the night club you'll be some more fitting go ahead. >> now i don't know what i was supposed to say i had to spend time on that i really did let me say that if i forgot to thank you, thank you it's been a tremendous day we know that folks are cold and want to see this tremendous building we do a lot of building options at mercy housing this is one of the biggest crowds we've ever seen it speaks to the size of the community that is working to make that happen and more thing like this happen i hope you'll do more and more of this at openhouse and more and more of the advocacy. >> thank you to everyone for making this happen. >> (clapping.) >> i'm going to do one more thank you quickly openhouse as a tremendous relationship with san francisco's department of aging & adult services the

turner or supervisor scott wiener did a pilot program and my predecessor pioneered a similar albeit it adu legislation for district 3 and in as far as great minds think liquor the chair and i had similar legislation that came down to a coin toss with the b anthony dollars to interesting enough and our two pieces of legislation laterally end up condo to one another and the subject of ongoing conversations and amendment that will be discussing in the week ahead the state legislature passed a law that become effective on january 1st, i was informed by the deputy city attorney that typically our law was out of compliance so what is before us today is what the city attorney recommends to bring this back into compliance that was heard by the planning commission on february 23rd and again briefly on a thorough procedural matters last thursday and some of the most important suggestions that planning made i have gotten the zoo to incorporate and they are ready to speak to and i will hand to you colleagues there is one and here is another actually. >> that one is for the city attorney they're th

transit and the transit wasn't part of discussion for all of the negotiations and i know that senator wiener and others working hard to get transit in the mix so it would - this package if passed will provide an annual stream of funding for street paving in san francisco as well as for transit for repair as much as you recall from our previous efforts we identified a significant ongoing deficit this will help and the money from formula and some of the money will go into grant programs we'll be eligible to compete for it is significant the big hurdle it requires as revenue measure two-thirds vote in each of the two houses that a tall order the governor called for this to be done a month or two ago by thursday that passed out of committee on monday the governor himself for the first time in 3 years went to the committee to pass this on behalf of the campaign and investing his minded and capital it is possibly coming up for a vote this coming thursday in both hours and again not a slam dunks two-thirds but we're hopefully and encouraged the outline for the pipeline ask strong so that's great ne

transit and the transit wasn't part of discussion for all of the negotiations and i know that senator wiener and others working hard to get transit in the mix so it would - this package if passed will provide an annual stream of funding for street paving in san francisco as well as for transit for repair as much as you recall from our previous efforts we identified a significant ongoing deficit this will help and the money from formula and some of the money will go into grant programs we'll be eligible to compete for it is significant the big hurdle it requires as revenue measure two-thirds vote in each of the two houses that a tall order the governor called for this to be done a month or two ago by thursday that passed out of committee on monday the governor himself for the first time in 3 years went to the committee to pass this on behalf of the campaign and investing his minded and capital it is possibly coming up for a vote this coming thursday in both hours and again not a slam dunks two-thirds but we're hopefully and encouraged the outline for the pipeline ask strong so that's great ne

. >> so i was in sacramento the other week helping senate wiener propose a piece of legislation that would allow san francisco to make a mobile recycling centers to offset what a lot of small businesses, small retailer -- small grocers are dealing with in terms of the california litter reduction act. >> >> known as the bottle bill and redeeming cans and bottles so we're waiting if that will go through, but those small businesses collecting cans and bottles listening there is a glimmer of hope we don't have to keep doing that. >> thank you. commissioner dooley. >> last week i attended a meeting of the coalition of independent pet stores raising the alarm once again.n 't not only are they dealing with formula retail here in the city but now it seems as though a number of the online sites that sell pet food are receiving extremely large discounts for having their product on the website and one of them even requires the food manufacturers to pay them $20,000 on be on their website, so once again the small businesses -- their backs are against the wall. when working with them to try to fi

. >> so i was in sacramento the other week helping senate wiener propose a piece of legislation thatould allow san francisco to make a mobile recycling centers to offset what a lot of small businesses, small retailer -- small grocers are dealing with in terms of the california litter reduction act. >> >> known as the bottle bill and redeeming cans and bottles so we're waiting if that will go through, but those small businesses collecting cans and bottles listening there is a glimmer of hope we don't have to keep doing that. >> thank you. commissioner dooley. >> last week i attended a meeting of the coalition of independent pet stores raising the alarm once again.n 't not only are they dealing with formula retail here in the city but now it seems as though a number of the online sites that sell pet food are receiving extremely large discounts for having their product on the website and one of them even requires the food manufacturers to pay them $20,000 on be on their website, so once again the small businesses -- their backs are against the wall. when working with them to try to figu