e begin with you, senator wiener. this bill is not a panacea for the problems around opioid abugs but what would you hope and expect it would accomplish. >> safe injection sites are a ublic really applying a health approach to injection drug use as opposed to criminalizing people who are addicted to drugs. andcknowledging that peop are going to inject whether or not we have a safenjection site. so instead of having them inject on your front doorstep or in front of a neighborhood store or a park, let's get them inside in safe and healthy and clean environment where they could get access to recovery services and health care and ultimatel we want to get them into recovery and health care seheices, get healthy and reduce the number of overdose deaths. >> what would you add to that, dr. steiger? >> i would just add that it is not a new thing. right.e ths over 120 sites like this around the world. it is justhe that tunited states hasn't adopted it as a strategy for reducing morbidity srtality for injection drug use and the

. >> and you guys are helping to host the wiener 500, right? >> yes, it will be after the race and all the proces of the wiener 500 goes back to the rescue. there's lot going on ande we excited for it. >> the trophy is forhe wner of the wiener 500. these are dachshunds racing, right? >> yeah, whatever you want to call the there will be 128 dogs racing that d>>. 128? >> yes, there are 16 prelinary heats. y wow, this is a really big deal. h, it's a big deal. we had well over 2,000 people attend last year, and combined with the walk we are expecting the same numbers or more. e and they so generous to raise money for our program and services. we will have adoptable animals on site. there's bee and foodn site, so a great day. >> basically why would you not comeat out to event, especially with th atkadoptable animals. behind us, we have wiener dogs ready. in the jumpsuit, that's an guy and we will see how he isdo. th is a preview of what will happen at th d.c. walk for animals. ready? on your mark, get set, go. okay. so was it a tie? i think we have

. >> reporter: anoushah, the author of that bill is state senator scott wiener. the castro is his home turf. night life lasting till 4:00 a.m. could actually be a boon for many of the businesses here. on any given saturday night, cocktails in the castro are on order. >> night life is really important in california. >> reporter: tonight, state senator scott wiener says he's looking to the next governor to sign off on his bill that would push last call till 4:00 a.m. and he's hoping his fellow san francisco city hall alum will be in the governor's office next year. >> i've known gavin newsom for 20 years. i've talked to him about many things. i do know that gavin understands night life. >> lieutenant governor and democratic candidate gavin newsom is leading his republican rival john cox in the polls, and regardless of who wins, state senator wiener says his bill had bipartisan support when it passes. some of hisdisappointed. >> why not? people work hard and at the end of the day we deserve to enjoy life. >> reporter: in a statement provided by the governor's office

senator wiener's 4:00 a.m. legislation and what the impact could be in this city as best we can tell. the proven staggering times, i'd love to see the report on that. the police captain. the number of calls, especially around the hustler club in and around 4:00 a.m. the measures understood as to whether or not this is didn't workout. hopefully you can work with the neighbors on that. understand the cannabis retail applications that are already filed in this n.c.d. and maybe we can get this thing going. i think we can actually just get it off the ground. >> that would be, we'd ask for . it would give us a six-month look-back flexibility. we have a disapproval motion before us. >> just as a point of clarification, in this particular instance, you actual will hactually have the abilityo approve the project. despite having a disapproval motion in our record, the commission can articulate findings citing necessary and desire ability, for example, reading into the record that staff would approve. you could approve th

state senator, scott wiener. [applause] >> mayor breed: the overwhelming support for this measure shows our community's desire to take care of the trees we have, as well as planting new ones. growing our urban forest will help us meet to goals of the global climate action summit. creating sustainable communities , and promoting transformative climate investments. the summit is a great catalyst for real action to make a difference in protecting our earth and i hope you can join us at any of the many events that will be taking place all week throughout our city. thank you all so much for being here today. and now, at this time, i want to introduce, senator scott wiener kahclo again, as i said, authored a bill that helped provide the $19 million to take care of our trees when he was a member of the board of supervisors. he has been a leader in san francisco and is now a leader in sacramento, pushing for the record numbers of legislation that will help san francisco become a better place, and especially for our plane

i also want to thank the courage of my colleague, senator wiener, who has been tenacious in leading her colleagues along. and i also want to thank london breed. she risked on the campaign trail this moving forward. and the courage of san francisco in moving forward this important and dare i say this historic idea. this is a historic moment. if governor brown signs this bill, we will be able to move forward with an innovation that is rooted in science and accoufacts. it was not along ago when an abortion, medical marijuana, and needle exchange were considered illegal in the state of california, and we are here making history to say that public health schwinhould win, science and facts should win. it is my hope that the rest of the country will follow in bringing true dignity and true health care to those who desperately need it. with that, it's my pleasure to bring up one of the earliest advocates for this policy, laura thomas is the executive director for the drug policy alliance. miss thomas. >> thank you. it's an honor to be here in healthright 360. you know, its predecessor walden ho

i want to thank assembly member tinge as well as senator wiener and chu as well as the folks at lyft and uber who really, i think, want to turn the page and become a part of the solution and finally, it wouldn't have happened without my chief-of-staff whom i am profoundly thankful and madam president, i would like to make a motion to table item number 37. >> all right. table item 37. >> i'd like to tank my co sponsor kim, ronan, yee, fewer and mandelman. >> it's been seconds by supervisor kim. we'll take that without objection. all right. madam clerk. next item. >> item 38 is an ordinance to amend the planning codes to allow limited non conforming specified zoning districts to operate between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 12:00 a.m. with conditional use and authorization to the determination and to make the appropriate findings. >> madam clerk, on the question of should it be passed call roll. >> item 38, mandelman. >> aye. >> peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor ronan. >> aye. >> safai. >> aye. >> steph. >> tang. >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> brown. >> aye. >> cohen. >> aye. >> supervisor fewer

that never again in a president be a king but robert chug lonnie aka bobby wiener talks to al-jazeera. al-jazeera and swear every. jew ring sierra leone's civil war nigerian forces were deployed to protect civilians instead some turned on the population in plain sight of a journalist camera these is a name to be. disagreeing peacekeeping force the last of the world complete eighteen years on using his harrowing images international lawyers seek justice for those slaughtered by their guardians peace kilis on al-jazeera. for the first time in its history the e.u. parliament votes to discipline a member state for disobeying its laws. back to bo this is al jazeera live from doha also ahead u.n. war crimes investigators say the number of internally displaced in syria has reached unprecedented levels with more than a million affected in the past six months alone plus new fighting in the yemeni port of hard data as u.s. state department says the saudi and iraqi coalition is avoiding civilian casualties and rather a potent says the two russians accused of attempted murder in the u.k. are and

sw scott wiener said he lacks the temperament to serve as a judge. he is a political hack. and sarah sanders says lindsey graham has more decency and courage than every democrat member of the committee combined. that is in response to senator graham telling his colleagues this is the most unethical sham since he's been in politics. >> leaders say that is a prime example of what happens when people testify without an investigation. >> that means there is a focus on demeanor. it's not always the most reliable thing. for example, many people are talking about how brett kavanaugh's anger, that's how someone who had been falsely accused would react. it's also how someone caught in a lie would react. >> he is a former classmate of yale. he said he is glad the american bar association is calling for an investigation. >> on the peninsula, some of ford's neighbors rallied outside of city hall. >> nearly 150 people were at the rally organized by a group of palo alto mothers. they wanted to especially sure blasey ford wasn't alone as she told her story. >> we all look out for each oth

abc 7 news was along the san francisco waterfront where state senator scott wiener was joined with others. he sponsored 822 after the s.e.c. voted to roll back net neutrality rules in june. >> without net neutrality -- internet service provider can block our ability to access websites that they don't like or websites that aren't paying them enough monday. >> just yesterday the s.e.c. chairman called california's bill illegal. it said california's rules were anti-consumer and threatened the rest of the country. >>> now to consumer news about airbnb. >> michael finney here. >> they're popular. everybody talks about all the time. how do you know what you saw online is what you're actually going to get. even worse could be unsafe. here's a look at some safety features -- what you can do before you book to make sure your stay is safe. >> when karen travels she loves to use home sharing websites. >> we love it. because it's really cheap way to travel. >> but when karen arrived at a home she recently booked through airbnb, she was shocked to see the condition it was in. >> as soon as we walked i

bobby wiener talks to al-jazeera. with a big breaking news story it can be chaotic and frantic behind the scenes. people shouting instructions in your ear you're trying to provide the best most accurate up to date information as quickly as you can. it's when you come off air on things seem pinned to realize even witness history in the making. if inscribed in the wild west previously where the average person couldn't touch and tell if a post had been said on height or in some why does this updated nafta have the kind of support that he needs we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. swift and for us. this is al-jazeera. and welcome to the al-jazeera news hour live from my headquarters and me it is a product coming up the next sixty minutes. libya's the last so-called deescalation zone in syria. it must not be transformed in. the u.n. chief warns of a humanitarian nightmare and syria's last rebel stronghold as it faces a government offensive. bra

(pam) state senator scott wiener tweeting today..."l, california moves toward 100% renewable energy. thank you, governor brown, for signing #sb100, to move us toward a 100% renewable power grid." (pam) state senator wiener is one of many praising the move... as another example of california's global leadership on environmental initiatives... all while the trump administration backs away from such policies. (ken) but critics say the bill doesn't go far enough. (ken)joining us now to talk about this... doctor daniel m kammen... director of the renewable and appropriate energy laboratory at u.c. berkeley. not everyone is satisfied with gov. jerry brown for setting a goal of phasing out fossil fuels from the state's electricity grid by 2045.the bill would not affect in-state oil and gas drilling.some environmentalists are pushing brown to end new drilling permits. they are pledging to disrupt an international climate summit brown is hosting in san francisco later this week.consumer watchdog and food & water watch say they'll air a televisi

expected to be preyed wieners sometimes even when they don't have the capacity to do this so it's. in a way that you mentioned before the issue of gender based violence and i know you're a very strong advocate against the and if you look at studies of domestic violence they often show that women. that male partners more frequently but it is man who cause more bodily harm to women so it's not a straightforward i've analysis and it's that assumes that in many developed. women actually also use violence. and i know that women also do kill their. women in prison if. much fewer of the men but the thing is that they also resorts to violence quite often and i think in our society it is acceptable for a man to hit men but for a man to and for a woman to hit man for a meant to hit a woman that's not acceptable at all don't you think that this is why you know if you address this issue only from a woman's point of view and. on the phone we even actually work with men in women for instance i think in the united nations the same especially younger men where you still have a chance to influence

researchers believe an abundance of deep sea food could be the reason.carlie wiener/schmidt ocean instituteience vessel that has a high performance computing system, which allows people to do their science in real-time, look at their data at sea. not wait until they get back to the shore." a little more than three months left in the year... and, the vessel has completed almost 10 expeditions in 20-18. it's taking off soon from the bay area to study hydrothermal vents along the california borderlands.jason rodriguez/rov supervisor- "for people to come and see it and be able to talk about it and how proud we are of what she can do and what we do with her -- it feels really, really good." and, it's not too late to come check out the ship... public tours will continue through sunday afternoon. in san francisco, ilippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) like most shopping districts in san francisco and the bay area... the retail landscape in union square is peppered with empty businesses. and filling those vacancies is a top priority. the question is what should fill tyhose vacant spaces? supervi

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is the only way for fun that never again in a president be king but robert tug line e a k a bobby wiener talks to al-jazeera. with bureaus spawning six continents across the globe. to. al-jazeera has correspondents live in green the stories they tell. us about it. fluent in world news al-jazeera recounts the shocking story of the assassination of count folke abene dot. the first u.n. envoy trying to bring peace to the middle east how his negotiations with him helped save thousands of jews from nazi concentration camps and how these mediation skills put him at the vanguard in the quest for peace in the middle east. killing the count on al-jazeera. al-jazeera is a very important fourth of information for many people around the world when all the cameras have gone i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going talk to people that nobody else is talking to and bringing that story to the forefront. a show of force and the siberia three hundred thousand troops join the largest war games for russia since the soviet era. of them are a con this is live from doha also coming up saudi and a

to start by thanking our assembly member, phil ting and our entire legislative delegation, senator wiener and assembly member chiu for getting assembly item 84 through in the waning hours of the legislative session and that is legislation that would allow this board of supervisors to, subject to approval by the voters, have a t.n.c. tax in the city and county of san francisco. it awaits the governor's signature, and i would like to thank mayor greed and her staff support, as well, and i would like to thank my assistant, sonny angulo, who worked on this over the summer recess. while we're on the topic of transportation, i know there has been some discussions at the san francisco municipal transportation agency whether or not our public transportation infrastructure should be used for private transportation interests in the city's public realm. and to that end, you'll recall, we recently passed legislation to allow in certain instances an appeal of mta decisions to this board of supervisors pursuant to the charter amendment, proposition a of 2007, and today i'm going to introduce an amendme

bobby wiener talks to al-jazeera. welcome back you're with al-jazeera my name's peter these are your headlines hurricane florence assaulted battering the east coast of the united states now has been downgraded to a category one storm but forecasters say it will still cause major damage is bringing heavy rain strong winds and rising floodwaters to three states north carolina south carolina and virginia. turkey central bank has raised interest rates to try and reverse rising inflation and the falling currency despite strong opposition from the president. the six percent increase to twenty four percent cause an immediate rise in the value of the turkish lira against the u.s. dollar the central bank says it will keep interest rates high until inflation starts to ease the bank's decision came hours after mr one blamed high inflation on the central bank's mistakes. four hundred laser guided bombs are on their way from spain to saudi arabia after the spanish government reversed its decision to cancel the order the cancellati

we have representatives from david chiu and anthony wiener's office. forth coming is a board of supervisors certificate for each officer, in addition to the plaques that your captains will be handtion out to the great work you all did. and eventually, you'll end up with a ribbon for your uniform in regards to the incidents that you were all involved in. and courtney started to make her way. come on up. [applause] >> thank you, everybody, for being here today. i'm honored to help emcee said. i'm a representative for san francisco suicide prevention. i've been a hotline director there for seven years. i can't tell you how impressed i am with san francisco's support of the mental health community, especially time and time again how they have helped deescalate people in the throes of crisis. this is providing acknowledgement to the amazing work that is being done in the community every single day when often community members only get to hear about the incidents that they aren't supportive of. there's so many incidents, hundreds and hundreds and hundreds an

jacob wiener escaped just in time. >> just trying to get all my belongings together.he baby and dog and wallet and keys and that's it. >> reporter: more than 300 people have been displayed. floodwaters have ravaged homes and businesses in the area. hundreds are still without power. jason hudson is with the manhattan fire and ht they're il mode. whatever they could carry out on a boat, in a bag, one or two bags, has been kind of the state of mind here. >> reporter: wisconsin is seeing its record with emergency officials putting the damage at $44 million. >> just sounded like a real huge wind. >> reporter: three tornadoes even touched down in michigan, destroying everything in their paths. that same system was enough for officials to cancel the football game at the university of nebraska's football stadium in lincoln, the first time in school history. >>> each year, about 11,000 americans die from stomach cancer. genetic testing can help identify those most at risk, but then it's up to the patient to decide what to do. dr. jon lapook reports. >> reporter: when erin rose

the trump economy is growing faster than anthony wiener deletes his browser history.hen you've got more investment, you need workers. people are happy in their jobs. those are kitchen-table issues that will be at the forefront of of midterm elections. and we have to pose the question, do we want resistance or results? president trump is delivering results and only a republican congress will stay with it. >> what will democrats do to thwart that message? >> that's the point. when you've got president trump saying four million jobs since he took office, what is the message they're running on? we are enjoying a high market. consumer spending is through the roof. it reinforces that the republican brand works. look at the economic side of the republican platform and it works. and he's living proof that these policies are working and it's taking the wind out of the sails for the democrats' message. what are they running on? >> david, who's joining me in studio, most of the polling shows the tax cuts aren't resonating. people don't know the positive nature of those. why is t

i just want to announce sb 1045, a bill scott wiener was carrying which is meant to increase powers of conservators office, people who are drug addicted, gratefully disabled due to drug addiction, mental illness and all that stuff, it would help a little bit. i want to commend jill nelson, deputy director of das to help spear head the effort to make this work in san francisco. we are working through what now, what that would look like to roll it out in san francisco we will know more. i think the mayor is hoping there will be an ordinance to move forward with this expanded power of conservatorship so we will have more info about that in the next several months as well. the third thing, and i did mention this to president serenia, but the mayor announced last night we have a new commissioner, who i assume, brigitte will be reaching out to immediately, that's martha knudson who has been an active in the lgbt senior community for sure. has a long history of prominence in san francisco. i'm assuming will you be excited to welcome her as one of your members. so that's exciting. i just passe

researchers believe an abundance of deep sea food could be the reason.carlie wiener/schmidt ocean institute- "we're the only science vessel that has a high performance computing system, which allows people to do their science in real-time, look at their data at sea. not wait until they get back to the shore." a little more than three months left in the year... and, the vessel has completed almost 10 expeditions in 20-18. it's taking off soon from the bay area to study hydrothermal vents along the california borderlands.jason rodriguez/rov supervisor- "for people to come and see it and be able to talk about it and how proud we are of what she can do and what we do with her -- it feels really, really good." and, it's not too late to come check out the ship... public tours will continue through sunday afternoon. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (jrs) (jrs) (jrs) new ahead at 8. she looks six months pregnant....but isn't what doctors discovered and why she had to get major surgery immediately. and next. a violent exchange breaks out after class... how a school resource officer

i want to thank senator scott wiener and susan egmon for their leadership on 186. i want to thank glide for continuing to be a leader for pushing efforts that are controversial -- [applause] >> the hon. london breed >> the hon. london breed: -- but need to be done because it can save and change lives, a place of hope and a place of inspiration. thanks to janice and reverend katani for being here, and the work that you do in this effort, but also, the work every single day that you do for folks here in the tenderloin. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: i also want to thank the senior program director of programs for the glide foundation as well as reverend fong, who is here from chinatown community development. thank you so much. i want to thank the safer inside community who helped to sponsor this project and spent countless hours of putting it together in a way for people to see m.o.how it actually works. thank you to the tenderloin health improvement partnership and to capital one design pro bono for their support. thank you to laura thomas, and she has been in

researchers believe an abundance of deep sea food could be the reason.carlie wiener/schmidt ocean institute "we're the only science vessel that has a high performance computing system, which allows people to do their science in real-time, look at their data at sea. not wait until they get back to the shore." a little more than three months left in the year... and, the vessel has completed almost 10 expeditions in 20-18. it's taking off soon from the bay area to study hydrothermal vents along the california borderlands.jason rodriguez/rov supervisor- "for people to come and see it and be able to talk about it and how proud we are of what she can do and what we do with her -- it feels really, really good." and, it's not too late to come check too late to and, it's not good." and, it's not too late to come check out the ship... public tours will continue through sunday afternoon. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. news.kron four philippe djegal, kron four news. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elro

money rules the energy and we mentioned lowe, ting and wiener and they're huge advocates of the t.n.c.s. it's almost impossible to support us though i'd appreciate their support. you go on twitter and everything they do and say is a big lobby for the t.n.c.s. it's very difficult. we're in a very extremely difficult situation and that's pretty much all i can say at this point and thank you for listening to us. >> commissioner: thank you very much. mr. brooks. >> thank you aaron brooks, californ californians for energy choice and under the structure you've been discussing and i would urge they include studying environmental impacts in the same way jobs are outsourced overseas because countries have lower environmental standards. these jobs are being outsourced to the ride hail companies because they have lower environmental standards. that's one of the factors and because they play their employees jerk wages the way amazon does so that needs to be factors in because it's part of the economic equation the way the workers are paid and treat and how the ride hail companies get away with this

scott wiener says it needs to work because it has worked in other site and he believes it will here in san francisco if the governor signs the bill. reporting from sn fran, mark matthews, bay area news. >>> the passengers accused of assaulting an uber driver. a couple drinking in sausalito called an uber to drive them to san francisco. one of the passengers reportedly attacked the driver. >> robert says they pulled over, got out of the car and took off running. they drove the uber to a hotel in san francisco. then they arrested the couple. no word at this point what prompted that attack. >>> a payroll glitch at city college of san francisco, an accidental holiday without pay made it an awkward weekend forte lot of people. a technical glitch is blamed for the part-time faculty not getting some or all of the august salaries. one of the 200 affected instructors says the jobs are not correctly classified in the system. some administrators interrupted their weekend to rush to the campus and make out checks. the timing was crucial because the holiday coincided with the first day of the month

the trump economy is growing faster than anthony wiener deletes his browser history.n you've got more investment, you need workers. people are happy in their jobs. those are kitchen-table issues that will be at the forefront of of midterm elections. and we have to pose the question, do we want resistance or results? president trump is delivering results and only a republican congress will stay with it. >> what will democrats do to thwart that message? >> that's the point. when you've got president trump saying four million jobs since he took office, what is the message they're running on? we are enjoying a high market. consumer spending is through the roof. it reinforces that the republican brand works. look at the economic side of the republican platform and it works. and he's living proof that these policies are working and it's taking the wind out of the sails for the democrats' message. what are they running on? >> david, who's joining me in studio, most of the polling shows the tax cuts aren't resonating. people don't know the positive nature of those. why is tha

because it's a super hero comic with wiener pics in it. i don't think maturity is a major factor. and for those of you -- for those of you interested, in case you want to go get it the series is called batman: damned, although looking at batman's butt it should probably be called batman, daaaaaaaamn. of course -- of course, wow, wow. of course, dc isn't stopping with just the cop mix, they also have gone back and reedited the 1960s batman show. take a look. the universal drug anecdotal -- >> stephen: we have a great show for you tonight. secretary hillary rodham clinton is here! but first, neil degrasse tyson and i test drive nsa'satest toy! you are not going to want to miss it! >> the late show with stephen colbert. sponsored by university of phoenix. >> ♪ hold tight ♪ the world is gonna pull through ♪ ♪ don't give up ♪ ♪ you've got the music in y♪u take us downtown, waze. about a and because style? your style is why. lenscrafters is why. book an eye exam today. wow, the new iphone really exceeds all expectations! yup! and, by getting the iphone with our unlimited plan, you can g