the author is new yorker, contributor, anna wiener. this is booktv on c-span2. >> reagan is an intellectual. he is an intellectual, he is comfortable with ideas. he understands the power of ideas. and with that kind of foundation, intellectual foundation, a political leader can do all kinds of marvelous things. chris author and historian, lee edwards, will be our guest on "in depth" sunday, august 4 from noon until 2 pm eastern. mr. woods is the author of just right, plus a collection of biographies of barry goldwater and ronald reagan. join our live conversation with your phone calls, tweets and facebook questions. watch "in depth" with author lee edwards live sunday, august 4 from noon until 2 pm eastern. be sure to watch live coverage of the booktv@cspan.org book festival on saturday, august 31 on booktv. on c-span2. >> so let me take a little bit about our author this evening. david randall is a senior reporter. because of different cannabis, knock knock jokes and kenny g. his books are dreamland and the king and queen of malibu, t

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

proceeds raised by the wiener dog races go to a nonprofit group that helps stray animals in southernnts in new york are celebrating a 100% success an entire class of middle school students aced a state math exam. the school is in the poorest congressional district in the entire country to the bronx. students say the school year was a tough one, but clearly rewarding. >>big ben is 160 years all the izabeth tower near parliament in london first told it's bill back in july. the 11th 1859 just 4 months later, the bell cracked and big-band remain silent for 4 years. but after finding a way to keep the bill from sustaining more damage it began running again in 1863 and has done so ever since believe it or not i'm a man is well known its namesake is largely a mystery. even the british government can say for sure where that name came from. >>so we named and that wraps up kron 4 news at 9 for prime time coverage continues at the top of the hour, pam moore is here the kron 4 news attend. >>it can thank you both so much next at 10 o'clock a bay area family mourning the loss of a teen shot and k

thank you, senator wiener. [applause.]r 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 stay wher

so no on the taco bell hotel, i just want to be clear on things, but yes on the wiener mobile. >> i'mooking it, but i think a lot of people will. [laughter] trish: and they will be going to see "star wars" up like margot robbie and myself. >> exactly. madison, oh, wait, one more, one more, one more. right? because, well, you're working on the advisory campaign for donald trump, so i have to ask you about this. the campaign, apparently, is selling ten-packs of plastic straws branded with president trump, and they're selling them for $15, the online store says they began selling them because, quote, liberal plastic straws don't work? i have to totally agree with them 1,000%, they make everything taste bad. or, rather, paper straws do not work. so now these are plastic ones, and they're going at a premium that you can donate to trump campaign. madison, whose idea was this? >> these are going to be a big hit. people are going to be able to donate to their favorite president and get straws, good straws back in their lives. i was out in california visiting my sister in college, had paper st

. >>> well, they may not compare to polish dogs, but wiener schnitzel is celebrating its chp dogs next week. for just $0.58, one penny for each year in business, wiener schnitzel will sell you a hot dog on jewel 9th. you can pick it up from either -- you can choose either the brand's famous original chili dog or its mustard dog. the limit is ten per person. for dessert, the cheesecake factory is offering free slices of its oreo cheesecake. it is partnering with door dash to deliver the treat but there's a small requirement. you have to place a minimum order of 17.76 in honor of the declaration of independence. don't forget to use the promo code oreo at checkout. that runs through tomorrow morning. >>> still to come, fires, collapsed buildings. the damage we are seeing after a magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck southern california. plus, local police are stepping up law enforcement this holiday weekend. a look at how there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might

. >> supervisor peskin: 1184 was the assembly bill, which senator wiener got out of the senate side. this has actually been a collaborative project. i think we all know with homelessness and -- 3.25% for normal t.n.c. rides, 1.5% for pooled rides, and offers incentives for rides at the pooled rate. this has been a collaborative effort with uber and lyft, and i want to publicly thank and acknowledge my chief of staff, son i sonny angulo. many are supportive of this as it will bring $30 million-plus annually for bike and infrastructure improvements and other ways to get cars off the streets and provide residents with safe alternative transportation options to cars. with that, i have several amendments. page 1, lines 7 and 8 and 9. they have the same changes. page 4, line 8, strike human operator and replace with natural person. page 4, line 10, insert remotely after driven and replace remote driver with natural person. page 4, lines 11 through 15, insert commercial ride share company means a person that provided prearranged transportation services using on-line or any offline method to

each of the wiener winners gets a $10,000 prize. >> is it worth it?t is he down to? so, you know, we were just saying mustard. >> uh-huh -- >> oh, i actually -- oh, see -- >> i was going to say, you know what, don't start with me. >> i actually was not about to shade you and your honey mustard dress, but now that we're on it, i would -- what i was going to say was, i was looking for some mustard yesterday. and because i'm southern, i just like regular old yellow mustard, whatever. every store here in new york i went to this in heat, i was walking, they were like, grey poupon, and other things, fancy. why can't i just find regular yellow mustard? >> why can't you just find some mustard, for what your drumettes? if you haven't gone and checked out kenneth's story -- >> those drumettes were delicious. >> go see what he cooked up yesterday on the grill. >> delicious. i like drumettes only. i will pay extra for drumettes. >> you said you like thighs. >> i do like some thighs. >> we had a chicken chat earlier. >>> coming up, america's newest and youngest ri

order to do something out about these pedestrian deaths also in attendance was state senator scott wiener a former supervisor who says the city has a lot of options for preventing problems. >>we need significantly more traffic enforcement on our streets we do not have nearly enough. truck traffic enforcement chances of getting a ticket and san francisco over for speeding or running red lights is extremely low and people know died and so it affects how people. drive so that's something we can do immediately. we can have more red light camera so people know that if you run around like you're going to get a ticket. we can do you know now or in the very near future and we need to accelerate some of the projects to improve street se do to make it safer across the street to make it safer to bite. >>and finally we are also said there are some things that can be done at the state level he is suggesting perhaps. that the automate traffic speed enforcement so that someone who is speeding would get a ticket without ever being pulled over by a police officer. in san francisco charles clifford kron 4

talking with authors who have books coming out and now we want to introduce you to anna wiener. who has a book coming out in january 2020, it is called "uncanny valley".a memoir anna wiener, would you do now for living and how did you get there? >> great question. [laughter] i am writing full-time. i am a writer for the new yorker website. i cover culture. i got there probably through

body introduces a resolution that opposes unless amends -- although we did 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. >> president yee: then the meeting is adjourned. [gavel] you. >> well to the epic center are you ready for the next earthquake did you know if you're a renter you can get earthquake shushes we'll take to the earthquake authorities hi welcome to another e

. >> reporter: scott wiener said work needs to be done at the state and local level to redesign roads and change the timing on lights and speed cameras. >> we're trying to automate speed in california but it is a big fight. >> reporter: the wife involved in the accident on sunday is in critical condition. supervisor haney apologized to her and families saying the city needs to do better. live in san francisco, i'm sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >>> we know more about the identity of the driver killed yesterday when an ace train collided with a car. we brought you live breaking news of the story during yesterday's midday newscast. 20-year-old misico buhl of pleasantton was dead. the crossing arms were down and the lights were flashing and the alarm was ringing. >>> on the peninsula. san mateo tasers is back on the agend auxt they plan to give possible policy changes after three people died in the county last year after being tased by officers. back in may the sheriff's office told the aclu the deputies are already limited to using tasers, only three times on a suspect. the sheriff

that was through state senator wiener's office. i recommend you to do that. thank you for coming in. have a seat and we will deliberate here. i don't see public comment. seeing none public comment is closed. >> i would like to make a motion to approve with the recommendations. >> i second. >> commissioner perez. i will say yes. >> (roll call) >> it has been approved. please follow up with the deputy director. congratulations and thanks for coming in. >> good luck. >> moving along to agenda item 8 election for vice president of the entertainment commission which we have to do yearly. i usually don't like to talk first. i would like to nominate somebody for this unless somebody objects. i would like to nominate the current vice president to this commission. i have had the opportunity to work with the vice president for the last year as the president, and i can say without any question that she is extraordinary passionate about communities and representing the neighborhoods. she is remarkably tough but fair. she clearly loves night light both from afar and from

well the state legislator passed a bill authored by senator scott wiener that protects x workers from arrest when they report serious and violent crime such as rape. so 60% of cech's workers say that they experience some form of violence. well the city of oakland will close the street behind a home in the city's fruitvale district to find problems associated with homelessness and that area so the unanimous decision from the city council mean said those people were living in those are v's and that particular area will be forced to move a section is right along 37th avenue that's going to be close for 8 months in order to curb crew, i'm an illegal docket dumping in that area. home depot which had been asking the city to remove the homeless encampments from that area agreed to pay for the fence to close at street off. well police in san francisco have released a new picture of the car that they say hitter tourist on to say at the legion of honor so the car is a silver four-door bmw there it is in the photo right there. the father was visiting the city with his son when he noticed the 2 m

order to do something out about these pedestrian deaths also in attendance was state senator scott wiener a former supervisor who says the city has a lot of options for preventing problems. >>we need significantly more traffic and forced on our streets we do not have nearly enough. i tracked traffic enforcement chances of getting a ticket and san francisco over for speeding or running red lights is extremely low and people know died and so it affects how people. drive so that's something we can do immediately. we did have more red light camera so people know that if you run a red light you're going to take it. we can do you know now or in the very near future and we need to accelerate some of the projects to improve street se do to make it safer across the street to make it safer to bite. >>and finally we are also said there are some things that can be done at the state level he is suggesting perhaps. that the automate traffic speed enforcement so that someone who is speeding would get a ticket without ever being pulled over by a police officer. in san francisco charles clifford kron 4 ne

. - yeah, and if you believe that, i got a big, floppy wiener to dangle in your face. >> from comedytral's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody! thank you so much for tuning in and thank you for coming out! welcome! let's do it, let's do it! i'm trevor noah. welcome to the show. our guest tonight is a star of "rocketman," and the new film "skinnen" ad about white supremacists james bell is joining us! ( cheers and applause ) also tonight on show, babies smoking weed. we go to auction and trump is getting into rap. let's catch up on today's headlines. first up, society's always searching for ways to make pregnancy just a little bit more comfortable, but this next story is taking it to the highest levels of comfort yet. >> here to tell you about the sharp rise in the number of pregnant women smoking pot lancht new study finding pregnant women turning to marijuana to ease everything from morning sickness to migraines despite no evidence it's safe. >> cannabis use in pre

. >> it is sexist, tom used his white privilege and his wiener. >> in that order. >> we know it. >> ioultry you did not know that. >> i am not a mayor pete guy. >> now you are, we should go to his rally. >> does he have rallys? >> he probably does. thank you so much. thom, emily, jesse, topical storm is next. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ don't miss your gto experience our most advanced safety technology on a full line of vehicles. now, at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. lease the 2019 es 350 for $379 a month, for 36 months, and we'll make your first month's payment. experience amazing. at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ e

. >> herbert wiener. one question. i realize you are going to remove the bus stop to 2nd street, but how is that going to affect the passengers on that corridor? on the corridor that you remove this bus route, how is it going to affect them? will they be rudely inconvenienced? what will be the impact of these changes? >> any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment's closed. directors? >> go ahead. >> motion to approve? >> second. >> if there are no other questions. is there a second? director torres, did you have a comment? >> i just wanted to go back to what the last speaker said about the impacts, and do we know what all the impacts are going to be? >> hi. yes, sir. so the 10 line will continue to serve 2nd street, so there'll still be a service line on 2nd. >> personally, i'm happy. i used to take the 10, and from samsung and bush, it was like, no. okay. any other comments from directors? there was a motion to approve and second. all in favor? opposed? that motion carries. we're moving on to -- >> cle

. >> it is sexist, tom used his white privilege and his wiener. >> in that order. >> we know it. >> iultry you did not know that. >> i am not a mayor pete guy. >> now you are, we should go to his rally. >> does he have rallys? >> he probably does. thank you so much. thom, emily, jesse, topical storm is next. doctor bob, what should i take for back pain? before you take anything, i recommend applying topical relievers first. salonpas lidocaine patch blocks pain receptors for effective, non-addictive relief. salonpas lidocaine. patch, roll-on or cream. hisamitsu. can the past help you write the future? can you feel calm in the eye of a storm? can you do more with less? can you raise the bar while reducing your footprint? for our 100 years we've been answering the questions of today to meet the energy needs of tomorrow. southern company [ text notification now that you have] new dr. scholl's massaging gel advanced insoles with softer, bouncier gel waves, you'll move over 10% more than before. dr. scholl's. born to move. kennedy: -- this day confident , first volume of lord of the ridges,

trish: welcome back, time for our lightning round, we have kat timpf, anthony wiener.in. i saw a headline? >> this made me feel so good about myself, i have dated garbage men, with no redeemable qualities or jobs, i could get into details but my dad is watching, but i have never once dated a convicted child sex oracle fend - ofender, huma, you can do better than this. it not that bad. trish: some people never learn. >> how did ayma -- a man find ot in-n-out burger was in new york street. >> in-n-out did this. there is no way a citizen did this. that would mean they would have to bring burger from texas or california all the way to new york. that not possible, it is delicious, they could not have taken a bite, even if it were not, it would have taken a bite they were on a plane. i have shown up to every destination, covered in crumbs, i call shin an begins. trish: you might be on to something. i am bummed they are not on the east coast. >> so good. trish: better than shake shack. >> i agree. macy's you were fire for selling plates? >> mm-hmm, people say that the plates

each other, whether it's the mayor's executive orders or what's been done by supervisors chiu and wiener and my predecessor, christiansen, supervisor mar who's working with planning. many members of this board, we are all over it. as a matter of fact, we have been the example to the state of california and many municipalities have copied us, and now the state legislative is falling all over itself to repeat. item 58 was based on a.d.u.s. >> i am truly for assembly bill 68 as it relates to jurisdictions that do not have robust controls, that do not have a.d.u. control schemes, god bless. in san francisco, if out of here 1 -- our 120,000 single-family homes, if 5% did it, we'd have 30,000 low-income homes. my office continues to work with assembly member ting. i think our office has disseminated a fact sheet to all offices in this building with respect to three outstanding amendments, but i think given the late part of the session in sacramento, it is important for san francisco to go on record saying we're only going to support this bill if these amendments are made. i would like to thank

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so many reason that bill de blasio is a bad mayor, he accidentally got the job because a anthony wiener hot dog. >> he sure did. you might not be giving him enough credit, i heard he secured two votes. kennedy: what! >> him and his wife. kennedy: she actually likes mayor pete. >> it would be one thing if he was running to be president for this country. as bad azm as he is at pretty mh everything, i feel he knows how to read numbers, he has soon the polls, he is doing it for himself, we wants more people to know what bill de blasio is, unfortunately that means people are finding out who bill de blasio is. >> you have to rail blue state, and donald trump is more popular than bill de blasio. if that does not tell eu tell y. >> he is good at being unabout unlikeable. kennedy: the thing about de blasio most of media is in new york city, they describe all positives and negatives, they will never give him credit, first because he sucks, second they live here. they can't stand him, that is not only funny polling story in this elect. >> he is a joke. you are right, he does it for himself. but th

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,

wiener, very important conversau ons.nk yofor coming in. >>> we know the dangers ofen childr spending too much time on their phones andab tlets but if used the rightwa, they can help the summer learning slide. here's a way to look at four different apps to prevent summer drain brain. >> as a parent, we want to find this balance between trying too hard and, you know, asking your kid to do worksheets every day and then doing nothing at all. >> lldting your chi zone out on cartoons or video drains can lead to summer brain drain and loss of learning. >> many teachers saythey have to spend a lot of time reviewing because the students who come back without a foundation are lost at theg. beginnin >> reporter: that's where technology can come into play. ann dol runs a service called educational connections. she says thoseigital devices your kids love could be used strategically to learn a new skill and inspire their curiosity. >> duo lingo helps kids of all ages learn a foreign language. talking to as just my mom the other day an