we are talking to anna wiener about it.the book is coming out in january of 2020. long lead time. isn't it? >> i guess so! yeah, i'm not -- i did not make the decision but i think january is a good time. >> but to go back to life in san francisco, one of the things the right, i'd never seen such a shameful juxtaposition of blatant suffering and affluent idealism. >> a thing and when that's been to san francisco in last decade has probably seen this. there is a growing homeless population. i think a something a 17 percent in the last two years. i found it very jarring, i still do. i hope i never stop -- you walk downtown, south of the market which is a neighborhood where a lot of startups are in san francisco. people will be sleeping on the street outside of the company like uber or you know, you'll see people doing drugs or struggling with mental illness onset of city hall. and it -- you know your people building the future in a city where people are really being filled at the most basic level. and so i think for me it just felt, and still does, feel like whiplash.

good evening, rachel. >> it's okay, crease. >> i didn't know if he was winer or wiener. it was all in my head. >> that's going to be on your mind all night. >> follow me on my commute home. i should probably just e-mail. >> you can call me anything you want. thank you very much for joining us. happy to have you here. this is one of those days. i have to tell you it's getting to be a little bit nuts. this time last night, we were working on the story of the

thank you, senator wiener. [applause.] together we can make sure that no one is left behind, and this city doesn't just celebrate our lbgt community, we make investments and put deeds behind those words which is why we are the best city in the world, and what is so amazing so many of you play such a critical role in that success. i want to take this opportunity before i acknowledge the work of two incredible individuals here today. i can't move on with this program without acknowledging donna sachet for being here today. [applause.] she and charlotte shuttl shultze only two that dress better than me. thank you for all you do to make us look and feel good. i forgot you were there. vicky, thank you so much. [applause.] so i have two awards to give. first of all, i want to ask george to come up to accept this on behalf of sf pride. as i said, i know that it looks like it is easy, but it is not easy because we know the stress in getting permits anchorednating with city departments and getting everyone to follow the rules and s

actually oppose senator wiener's sb-50, but i want to proceed very carefully. i want to thank the mayor's office and assembly member ting's office. this is fundamentally an issue around the applicability of rent control accessory dwelling units, and we have made progress in the last few days, so i would ask that we continue this to our next meeting of july the 9. >> president yee: okay. motion to continue, seconded by supervisor safai, and if no objection, then, this item is continued. madam clerk, i believe we are -- i don't think we have any memoriams. >> clerk: there are none to present. >> president yee: okay. colleagues, that brings us to the end of the agenda. is there any further business before us today? >> clerk: there is no further business before us today.

sf parks alliance, mayor breed, supervisor mandelman, senator wiener. this is an extraordinary effort that made this happen. far too often the things that make this city wonderful, the things that built this culture, created our identity, the institutions, the businesses, are the ones that are constantly under attack. and sadly that's been the case here in western soma as well for the leather community. and with what we're doing today, the city is finally saying, not only are we going to preserve those institutions and that culture, we're going to celebrate it, have a permanent home for it in our city and we're going to do it in western soma. there is no west soma without the leather community. i'm excited about the future of this plaza for a number of reasons. also because we need more open space in this part of the city. soma and west soma has some of the least amount of open space, parks, places for people to relax, to bring their dogs, hang out. and i know this can be an extraordinary open space. i may not have been to many leather events, but i hav

the author is new york contributor anna wiener. 's book tv continues on cspan2, television forserious readers . >> good evening everybody. i'm bradley graham, co-owner of politics and prose along with my wife and on behalf of everybody, welcome. thank you very much for coming out this evening. so it's not very often that we get to hold an author

they will allow us to assess the use of 4150 and conservatives overtime and i want to thank senator wiener for working last year and for coming back this year to make improvements with sb-40. i want to thank mayor breed and her staff as well as the office of lick conservative to be bring this legislation forward and my co sponsors supervisors brown, stephanie and i would like to thank aaron mend' in my office for all of her great work to move this legislation forward over these last seven months. and i would like to move to amend the ordinance unless anyone else wants to say anything which is just fine -- >> o. thank you, president ye. i want to thank supervisor mandelman. i know it's been highly emotional and in san francisco, i think it reiterates sort of an also validates the fact that in san francisco people really care about each other and they care about their livelihood and their civil rights and they care about their healing and their mental health. and so, i just wanted to say thank you to supervisor mandelman for these amendments. they address some of the issues that are raised b

think it was good it was narrowly tailored and tail orded that way after advocates asked senator wiener to do so. the fact it would help a very few people is a feature not a flaw. if it's your brother or your mother out there that can use that help, you would want your city to intervene in a way that provides due process rights as conserve ship process does. i don't think we continue to let people live and die on our streets even if it means conserving those who are unable to accept treatment on their own. even if it helps one person, if that person or a member of your family i would want the city to do everything in its power to keep that person safe and healthy. i want to thank the mayor and the supervisor for your incredible leadership on this and also to senator wiener for spearheading this in sack ra me. i'm grateful who crafted this proposal and i'm glad we can come to an agreement on how to put it forward. >> i know there's been a lot of conversation about this and i want to thank you for working so closely with my office and with president yee's office. i do think that these ame

for thousands have turned out for one of spain's most popular fiesta is the annual wiener battle. it takes place in the hearo in the country's real one growing region after an early morning mass participants wearing white trench each other with around 70000 liters of wine their equipment includes water pistols water garden sprayers and buckets the event celebrate st peter and the region's plentiful wine output. over again you can always get news on the go just download are out from google play or from the apple store the app store that will give you access to all the latest news around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can use to send us photos videos as well. as all the news for now up next it's our documentary a trip to outer space with a look at black holes and cosmic rays i'll be back at the top of the hour with more news you get all the news any time on our web site www dot com that's it for. the 1st clue listen to the doors grand moment arrives. join her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. in already getting returns home.

. >> reporter: state senator scott wiener says includes fight against hiv, antitrans policies and homelessnesshalf of homeless kids are lgbt, our kids are struggling. >> reporter: san francisco pride, performances saturday, march is sunday. told to bring best attitude and fiercest look to be invited to many parties around the city. kate larsen, abc7 news. >> good inside tip from kate. have a good weekend, as we celebrate lgbtq pride, we've been digging through the archives and found amazing stories in 1976 time frame. >> documents live before harvey milk was elected supervisor and hiv/aids devastated the community and before the rainbow flag was invented. >> we're streaming it live. >> when work is through, hundreds gather here in many are convinced is largest and most significant gay ghetto in united states ifot entir world. castro village. more than 15 gay bars all nestled into a cozy hodgepodge of unplanned happiness at foot of twin peaks. this is where they play if they dare run the risk of being discovered. the sodom and gomorrah of of san francisco if you disapprove of their orientation.

good evening, rachel. >> it's okay, crease. >> i didn't know if he was winer or wiener. it was all in my head. >> that's going to be on your mind all night. >> follow me on my commute home. i should probably just e-mail. >> you can call me anything you want. thank you very much for joining us. happy to have you here. this is one of those days. i have to tell you it's getting to be a little bit nuts. this time last night, we were working on the story of the trump administration having nominated someone to be secretary of defense, despite the fact that that nominee was trying to keep secret a bloody and terrible domestic violence situation in his family. one that was known to police. it was starting to be investigated by the fbi, but that nominee was hoping he would be able to keep it secret anyway and maybe it wouldn't come out and he would be able to be the secretary of defense and nobody would know. it is amazing enough that the white house had been reckless enough to put somebody who was in that compromised position at the pentagon at all as acting defense secretary fo

readers include san francisco supervisor hillary ronein, scott wiener, and pelosi, daughter of house speaker nancy pelosi. >>> several people, including a child, were shot at a crowded soccer field. three people, including a 10- year-old boy, were wounded at jacob's park, during a heated argument. and a 20-year-old man is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the 10-year-old boy and 40-year- old man are expected to survive. witnesses say there was an argument. then they saw a man get out of a dark-colored suv and start shooting. >> i don't know where these people are from. where they come from. i don't know if it was, again, related. at was the reason they turn around and start shooting. >> now, police say hundreds of people were at the soccer fields when the shooting started about 7:30 last night. and it happened near the edge of the park. the police believe at least ce west 9th street and linked lane near the park. but they were not able to find the suv or suspect. there's a $2500 reward being offered now for information leading to an arrest. >>> the late congresswoman el

greg wiener now tweets after a weekend collect the events i witnessed i realized the deputy involved did yell at jury, no one on the court without credentials previously i stated nothing was said the sheriff's office is still pursuing charges against the raptors president. they plan to have the case in the hands of the da sometime this week. and that case file will include the deputy's body cam video. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>happening today, a descendant of the ghost ship trial will take the stand again, max harris and eric amanda are both charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in the oakland warehouse fire. so yesterday for the first time harris took the stand and denied being a creative director of the ghost ship warehouse. he also says that he tried to put the flames out with this fire extinguisher sailed then he called 911. relatives in the courtroom say that harris has shown almost no remorse. >>i don't hate him. i know he's not i know he's not a killer. i know he didn't want any of this to happen. that i feel said his night is not too hard for me looking at him yo

it was a wiener in the last election but he has had elections oct he's returned his betraying a quota of people he's reiterating a. he's probably going to broaden he's been saying everything he's absolutely submitted to the american interest american government interests that in marino says it is your economic mismanagement that means why he that is the reason behind the new austerity program in the ecuador and it's not the capture of julian as connected to the i.m.f. agreement that's just taken place he has to see something come out even though a mess in 2000 cementing said its own economy was very tough that he had that he has to say something or it took to try to justify the trial to you not sosh but also let me tell you to accord him people we are experts in i.m.f. adjustment programs i just meant all weeks they have being a failure absolutely failed so to continue with all these kind of things is not because they are looking for the welfare of the contour well for their people not they're looking for some interest for farming interest and so you really think there could have been

greg wiener now tweets after a weekend to recollect the events i witnessed i realize that the deputy involved did yell at you jerry, no one on the court without credentials previously i stated nothing was said. now the sheriff's office is still pursuing charges against the raptors president and will present its case to the da's office this week. and that case file will include the deputy's body cam video live in the newsroom. dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan meantime the toronto raptors and their fans paraded through their city this morning to celebrate canada's first ever nba championship title. >>the raptors beat the golden state warriors 114 to one 10 in game 6 of the nba finals last thursday night. but today's celebration was interrupted by a shooting. we're now learning 4 people were hurt during the shooting some seriously but no life threatening injuries. 3 people have been arrested because of this attack, toronto police recovered 2 firearms at the scene and the incident will remain under investigation. the police say that they are unsure at this time if the shooting was a

elected officials and community leaders raise the flak saturday see it there state senator scott wiener tweeted out a photo of this event organizers say that it's in an effort to show solidarity with the lgbtq community and also shows that every bill is a community where everyone is welcome. well let's talk about the dubs the warriors have their backs against the wall all going into toronto for game 5 of the nba finals, golden state is down 3 to one in the series after losing 2 straight home games but there is some good news katie he's you know a little questionable for tonight's game. his play status was up created after a successful practice yesterday. so he's looking a little bit better. steve kerr has said all along that durant would need a full. before he could even you know consider playing so the warriors will re evaluate katie before tipoff. and he will likely. it will likely be a game time decision. so the warriors need him after losing game 4 at home to the rafters yeah that was an easy to watch klay thompson back in the game. he scored 28 points. the other slash first brother

but in all of those iterations, the work that was done by my predecessor, as well as supervisor wiener, all were predicated on a.d.u.s being subject to rent control, and earlier today, supervisor mandelman and supervisor stefani talked about the ongoing trend in the state legislature about our preemption to do what's right for our constituents. the needs of san francisco are very different, and the history of legislation in san francisco is very different than in other places, whether it's scooter legislation in a highly congested, crowded, dense city or whether it's a.d.u. legislation as it relates to rent control. so unfortunately, yet again, we're being preempted. let's talk about what this is. this is legislation, for all intents and purposes, means that single-family legislation in san francisco no longer exists. and i absolutely support legislation that would densify single-family homes if that wou predicate them an a.d.u. here, supervisor safai was more than willing, and in the coming weeks, i will continue to work with the state lemgislature an continue to try to recapture some

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scott wiener is looking on legislation to expand conservatorship. >> they need to open it up to a significantlyater number of people. >> reporter: those the city of san francisco should have enough treatment beds to treat those who want treatment. o want treatment. >>meeting of the mta boardithoue to o whether to name the new china town station after the late activist rose pak. others called her a divisive figure. the meeting ended in deadlock with three opposed. it's not clear or if the m, it a will take up the measure yet. >>> a young black bear is back in the wild after wandering onto the campus of uc davis this morning. that bear was first spotted on campus about 5:45 this morning. wildlife officials used a dart gun to tranquilize the young bear as it started to come down a tree. it is rare for bears to wander into populated areas. >> probably kicked out by its mother who like he just had cubs. and when that happens, they're often looking for their own habitat. >> the bear fell about 30 feet from the tree. he was evaluated and found to be okay. the bear was outfitted with a tracking device

wiener. his testimony has always been about people who can't ride a bike or bicycle have one alternative and that's drive somewhere. those chronologically gifted find it difficult to ride a bicycle much less a scooter. and so some of us have to drive to a location. and increasingly for me it's becoming impossible to find parking spaces in the city of san francisco. and i do use sf park as well. accessibility isn't always accommodating to ride a bicycle or get a bus or, which i prefer not to do, use other tncs i believe ray real serious problem for the city. i hope you're sensitive and i'd be interested if at your pop-up tables did you ask them how they arrived by scooter, by bus, by pogo stick in the future or by car. >> i don't have the answers of the survey here. i can tell you the removal of parking are specifically for safety improvements. >> i have consistently supported those efforts. but you're saying they're just for safety is why they're being removed? >> safety for bicyclists and pe

wiener. dick. it's no good. but jamba juice had to do something. the smoothie business is apparently in decline, because the word juice has become a negative for health-conscious people because of all the sugar in juice, whereas soun sounds like a fun lyric from a lionel richie song. you know what would be better for jamba juice? just start selling weed. or if you want to bring in a younger customer base, don't shorten the name, just update it. >> at jam ba, we've heard your concerns and are listening. welcome to the new artisanal jamba artisanal vape billy eye lish. we don't sell anything. we're a clean, empty space where you are hang out and check your phone. that's cool, right? do people still say cool? hello? we have no idea. please drink our liquid. jamba artisanal vape billie eilish. it's lit, af! >> jimmy: the federal communications yesterday voted to give cell phone companies the power to block robocalls which i get about five of every day now. everybody hates these calls, so the fcc is allowing verizon, sprint, at&t and the others to block

was introduced by assembly members mccarthy and co-authorizco co-authorico co-authorize by scott wiener,000 unable to vote as a result of felony disenfranchisement laws. as we all know, mass incarceration disproportionately impacts communities of color and even when people serve time and exit incarceration, they face barriers finding employment, stable residence and more. being denied a right to vote is one more barrier to integrating back into the community. this will amend sections 2 and 4 of the constitution to restore voting rights upon the completion of their prison term. by eliminating a barrier to voting, this bill will align california with 14 other states and washington d.c. which have either all restored voting rights upon release from prison or have no disenfranchisement laws at all. there has been a lot of momentum in other states. the state of florida which is notorious passed a similar law at the ballot box. i hope california does the same. i want to thank the many advocates who have been working on this and the free to vote coalition, initiate justice, aclu of california,

there is a nothing burger bill from senator scott wiener. on march 27, he morphed it into a cosmetology bill, requiring the cosmetology board to update the address of a licensee if the address changed. then, when he substantial amended it, he replaced it entirely with some of the text of sb 50. it includes single-family homes, a.d.u.s, and additions to single-family homes. i would request that this commission ask staff what the impact analysis would be, one, in the workload of the department, whether it goes down or up in terms of making additions to single-family homes, especially bedrooms, redefining the division of what a unit is, if it doesn't become a unit, it becomes a bedroom, on how this would affect your ability to do discretion year reviews, and role the public is going to have anymore in terms of these additions. there's one other thing in the law that i read that i'm going to note on market rate housing. a city cannot disapprove any housing based on density unless the state -- the city finds within 30 days that all three of the f