thank you. >> thank you, senator wiener. next up, we have kelly chang. the transportation authority agency our sister agency. >> congratulations to you for leading this fantastic project in partnership with the other agencies. good morning everyone. on behalf of our board including chair rafael man delman. i want to say thanks to the folks who labored to build this project and the next generation of kids who's going to benefit from all the safety reliance. as we all know, geary is really a microcausem of our city. particularly now during the pandemic. it's such an important and critical service. now, this corridor does pass through five different districts from the bay to the beach reflecting all the diversity of our city and that's what you see on the bus. it's really true. where transit goes, community grows. so i really want to take this opportunity to congratulate the sfmta, sf public works and p.u.c. because these projects are not easy. this one really had full features. we had bus liens, traffic signal upgrades and the sidewalk extensions. these ar

>> yeah, he is a wiener dog. he is half wiener dog/half beagle. he might be. >>> i want to start with this fantastic shot of greater tahoe. i am going to get out of the way so you can enjoy. this is thanks to our alert wildfire cameras. look at that beautiful sky and we are going to be enjoying great weather at least for the next couple of days when it comes to the clear skies, but changes ahead, including high fire danger. let's talk about that. first of all, san francisco clear skies. what a fantastic day to enjoy fleet week. i mean, really, you couldn't get better conditions for flying overhead. 62 degrees right now in san francisco. so the temperatures are pretty normal for this time of year. it is going to start to get breezier, 72 degrees in livermore right now. temperatures are comfortable there as well. and san jose 69 degrees. so if you have been enjoying these 70s, we are going to start to notice a little bit of a bump in those temps heading into a warming trend. tomorrow in the mid-to-upper 70s. maybe even a couple of low 80s through th

thank you. >> thank you, senator wiener. next up, we have kelly chang. the transportation authority agency our sister agency. >> congratulations to you for leading this fantastic project in partnership with the other agencies. good morning everyone. on behalf of our board including chair rafael man delman. i want to say thanks to the folks who labored to build this project and the next generation of kids who's going to benefit from all the safety reliance. as we all know, geary is really a microcausem of our city. particularly now during the pandemic. it's such an important and critical service. now, this corridor does pass through five different districts from the bay to the beach reflecting all the diversity of our city and that's what you see on the bus. it's really true. where transit goes, community grows. so i really want to take this opportunity to congratulate the sfmta, sf public works and p.u.c. because these projects are not easy. this one really had full features. we had bus liens, traffic signal upgrades and the sidewalk extensions. these ar

please welcome scott wiener. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: welcome to the show, thank you, scottwhatev >> jimmy: i wasn't doing that - >> tariq: okay, okay >> jimmy: i didn't do this after i saw scott. just quick little fist bump that's all >> tariq: yep. >> jimmy: thanks for being here i appreciate you coming to the show i love your videos, your work. and i also love your book. you have the world's largest collection of pizza boxes. >> i do, it's true >> jimmy: when did it start? recently or no >> no, man like 12 years ago i started collecting pizza boxes and noticed that they're not all the same and you know, they're pieces of art, you know. when they have a pizza in them, pizza box, when flipped vertical, art. >> tariq: art. i agree, scott that's awesome >> thank you [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's now time to try pizza number one numero uno >> all right, lets see what's going on oh, interesting. there's spaghetti on this. [ laughter ] that's not a mistake this is actually - >> jimmy: that's a good question >> all right, all right. i love pepperoncini. so i'm excited about this. t

the bill goes into effect january 1st and in a statement, senator scott wiener said.ils are filled with people, particularly from communities of color who have committed low level nonviolent drug offenses. and who would much better be served by non car cereal options like probation, rehabilitation and treatment. well a harrowing ordeal for some oakland firefighters who say that they were threatened by men who had dropped two loaded guns right there on the side of the road. last thursday afternoon, a firefighter and his personal truck. says he came across two men dumping a backpack on the side of skyline boulevard. he says the man saw him got into a car and then chased after him. the firefighter says he slammed on his brakes and that car drove off. he then took the 29 millimeter semiautomatic handguns that were inside the backpack back to the fire station. he says the same men then pulled up to the firehouse and began threatening him and other firefighters. firefighters they protected themselves went inside the firehouse made sure that the firehouse will secure called

lisa: there needs to be an honest discussion about what is feasible in terms of bringing up the wienernergy sources to rectify some of these mismatches. if you can't, what is the next best or least worse fossil fuel to use? there has to be a reality check in this process as we end up with much higher prices. jonathan: cop26 taking place in glasgow at the end of october. a brutal change in the past 24 hours. road trip. is that what you are about to say? [laughter] tom: it is beautiful in glasgow. we can see a collection of james whistler. jonathan: i can introduce you to a fried mars bar. would you like that? tom: do they have a football team? jonathan: the glasgow rangers. get you up to speed. tom: road trip. [laughter] jonathan: by monday, tom keene will know more about scotland than i will. lisa: 1000%. [laughter] jonathan: from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ this halloween, xfinity rewards is offering up some spooky-good perks. like the chance to win a universal parks & resorts trip to hollywood or orlando to attend halloween horror nights. or xfinity rewards members, get the i

>> way to met was he in that wiener rocket? >> yes.arth and started talking to jeff bezos'. he got really dramatic about it. i have not seen him that excited since he went to cracker barrel the last time. [laughter] you would not believe what happened the transcendent experience. [laughter] [laughter] i do feel a kinship. yes, i do feel a kinship i've got to tell you this. and the reason is because i also am non- binary i am non- per-share area i don't know what you call it. i have got for so what does that make me? >> i cannot wait to see it up close and come to the studio. thank you berserker blothar. get his latest work break up next, enjoy these from hell before they start to smell. centrum multigummies aren't just great tasting... they're power-packed vitamins... that help unleash your energy. loaded with b vitamins... ...and other key essential nutrients... ...it's a tasty way to conquer your day. try centrum multi gummies. now with a new look. moving is a handful. no kidding! fortunately, xfinity makes moving easy. easy? -easy?

>> the oscar mayer wiener song.n it you may want to know it. >> we do know it, we're playing coy. sometimes, though, less is more. a one-word jingle. is it really a jingle? >> one word. >> hmm. >> ricola. ♪ ricola ♪ you're going with where's the beef. >> i like where's the beef. >> all right, listen, no word on any whether any will hit the auction block. sure fun hearing them again and that's "pop news." >> great job, lara. that was a lot of fun. >> it was. thank you, lara. >>> now we'll turn to our "gma" cover story. john tesh has been entertaining us for more than three decades. he was a fixture on tv for years as the host of "entertainment tonight" in addition to being a grammy-nominated musician, composer and radio host also lived through cancer and he just revealed that the rare form of prostate cancer he was first diagnosed with five years ago came back last fall. he is joining us live this morning in his first tv interview about it and, john, we want to say good morning to you. thank you for joining us. >> th

the bill which was sponsored by state senator scott wiener aims to end mass incarceration.islation well, not go into effect until the new year. once it does, it will allow courts to grant probation or suspended sentences for anyone convicted of a nonviolent drug crime. national news. now the biden administration has announced major changes to the federal student loan forgiveness program. the changes make it easier for certain borrowers to qualify for debt relief. the u.s. department of education announced the changes this morning. the department says it will bring relief to more than 550,000 people, including more than 20,000 borrowers who will now be automatically eligible for loan forgiveness without having to take additional steps to qualify. that includes some military service members, teachers and nurses. a 34 foot fishing boat sank early this morning in league fuel into the water. the coast guard. >> is on site near the hyde street pier in san francisco working to contain and clean the sheen from the water. we're not sure exactly how much gas leaked into the bay. but

reporting that about 3600 people ended up in the hospital over the last 3 years because of how a wiener> carving pumpkins. one what else outdoor decorating opening up on the ladder to hang allergic reactions like me with something us. not yeah. things like that. and candy experts recommend leaving the pumpkin carving 2 news. >> battery operated lights for jack leonard said putting candles and there's some people get burned and give them a tip about the of about pumpkins. he was just just draw the face. still can't get a little mark urge. you can have a lot. have a whole lot of fun without all that going to crack the dead has to clean out. yeah. >> coming up in the next hour, it out is pushing back against san francisco's vaccine mandate mandate and closing their doors to customers altogether for indoor dining. >> plus, netflix employees planning on walking out today. we'll tell you why they're demanding the company support transgender non-binary employees better and a local county. now considering getting rid of its mask. mandate will tell you why. officials it all to improving covid-19

until 2024 whichever comes first, one of the bill's was authored by san francisco state senator scott wiener of san francisco and he tweeted out this picture today with the governor saying, quote, outdoor dining has been a lifeline for our restaurants and bars and people love it. let's keep it going. ken. pam, back to you. alright hard to argue with that. governor newsom is also weighing in on elon musk's announcement that he's moving tesla's headquarters out of palo alto. >> to austin, texas newsome said he's been friends with must for 20 years and appreciates his quote, entrepreneurial spirit. newsom also said the state will continue to invest in the development and production of electric vehicles and even suggested there wouldn't be a tesla without california. >> would be interesting to get the facts on how much california's invested in tesla. no other. i mean. hundreds of millions of dollars in tax subsidies. we provide our regulatory environment helped create that company and grow that company. >> musk did not say when the move would be happening when he addressed tesla shareholders at

london breed and lieutenant governor of california, lenny kamala harris, along with senator scott wienerttended a dedication ceremony this morning for the facility. they say it's advanced technologies will help the university improved how it prepares future generations of media talent still to come here at noon, a unique club is helping female students connect with others after moving here to the united states. what's new? i didn't know anyone. so i wanted to make some friends and to feel like comfortable because everything was new for me up. next we take a look at the latino club at one oakland school in celebration of hispanic heritage month. what's n bear sightings across the north bay fish and wildlife estimate there are between 30 and 40,000 black bears across our state. the chronicle reports. potential reasons for the increase in local sightings include more black bears roaming from mendocino and humboldt counties down to the bay area. bears have also been found looking for food, including feeding on wine grapes. biologists are trying to track their movements in hopes of getting an

and finally, senator wiener was the author of sb339 which continues a road user charge technical advisory committee and requires the secretary of transportation's office to put together and conduct a pilot program to examine revenue collection opportunities and means and devices. the one measure that was vetoed that had been supported is a b-1238 by chang. this specifies that pedestrians cannot be subject to fines or criminal penalty for crossing a roadway when no cars are present. the governor expressed sympathy for the disproportionate impact of j jay walking tickets, but did express concern about the impact on pedestrian safety and indicated in the veto he's committed to working in the coming session and year. even though that was vetoed, it looks like the government is going to be actively engaged in trying to address that issue. turning to the high speed rail discussions. if you remember, in the last week, the legislature met. there was an announcement by the legislature that they had seized discussions with the governor, on his request. particularly transit in l.a. and throughout th

thank you. >> thank you, senator wiener. next up, we have kelly chang.thority agency our sister agency. >> congratulations to you for leading this fantastic project in partnership with the other agencies. good morning everyone. on behalf of our board including chair rafael man delman. i want to say thanks to the folks who labored to build this project and the next generation of kids who's going to benefit from all the safety reliance. as we all know, geary is really a microcausem of our city. particularly now during the pandemic. it's such an important and critical service. now, this corridor does pass through five different districts from the bay to the beach reflecting all the diversity of our city and that's what you see on the bus. it's really true. where transit goes, community grows. so i really want to take this opportunity to congratulate the sfmta, sf public works and p.u.c. because these projects are not easy. this one really had full features. we had bus liens, traffic signal upgrades and the sidewalk extensions. these are all features that ma

and finally, senator wiener was the author of sb339 which continues a road user charge technical advisorythe secretary of transportation's office to put together and conduct a pilot program to examine revenue collection opportunities and means and devices. the one measure that was vetoed that had been supported is a b-1238 by chang. this specifies that pedestrians cannot be subject to fines or criminal penalty for crossing a roadway when no cars are present. the governor expressed sympathy for the disproportionate impact of j jay walking tickets, but did express concern about the impact on pedestrian safety and indicated in the veto he's committed to working in the coming session and year. even though that was vetoed, it looks like the government is going to be actively engaged in trying to address that issue. turning to the high speed rail discussions. if you remember, in the last week, the legislature met. there was an announcement by the legislature that they had seized discussions with the governor, on his request. particularly transit in l.a. and throughout the state. this last week

we've noticed the homophobic attacks that senator wiener endured and we condemn social media platforms for their failure to protect users from hate speech. this march, they released a report which found that just 12 people are responsible for up to 65% of anti-vaccine content on facebook, instagram, google and twitter. these 12 people continually violate the terms of service, yet a few minutes of searching show that seven of them have active twitter accounts. while we're lucky to have high vaccination rates in san francisco, i can't help but wonder how much higher they could be in our communities. which is why i'm introducing this resolution calling on all major social media platforms to step up, take responsibility for the damages they've done and do better going forward. this will require full implementation of the disinformation, including removing all 12 users from their platforms. this further urges social media to demonstrate a refresh commitment to responsibility by making all research public, hiring additional staff to review content and limiting the number of hours users can b

arrest in that video that went viral when he was you you humiliated at meeting event over by left wieners garland to seek fbi on to parent across the country who object to having children importants education being hijacked by left-wing agendas, particularly whether transgender or critical race theory, or you know racially quotes excluded aifrn parents whatever it is parents have a right to know during pandemic they had insight into what was being taught, at public schools they don't like what they see, now that they are standing up trying to take back, control over school boards trying to have a say in their children's education, you see, the raw power of the state being employed to crush them like buzzing ugg what happened to scott thank god for daily wire a fantastic report property this, this week. >> also played out in fairfax county thomas he jefferson high school one of the top high schools in the country where they changed the admission standards and parents of color didn't like it because it was clearly aimed to reduce the number and percentage of asian-american students at the s

we've noticed the homophobic attacks that senator wiener endured and we condemn social media platforms for their failure to protect users from hate speech. this march, they released a report which found that just 12 people are responsible for up to 65% of anti-vaccine content on facebook, instagram, google and twitter. these 12 people continually violate the terms of service, yet a few minutes of searching show that seven of them have active twitter accounts. while we're lucky to have high vaccination rates in san francisco, i can't help but wonder how much higher they could be in our communities. which is why i'm introducing this resolution calling on all major social media platforms to step up, take responsibility for the damages they've done and do better going forward. this will require full implementation of the disinformation, including removing all 12 users from their platforms. this further urges social media to demonstrate a refresh commitment to responsibility by making all research public, hiring additional staff to review content and limiting the number of hours users can b

in the hearing request, this morning, i joined senator wiener to urge the governor to sign a.b. 110. contingency management is a proven, effective treatment for methamphetamine addiction. there are very few -- actually no other effective treatments that they have found, and so this is actually quite great, giving some folks a reward for reducing or stopping their use of methamphetamine. the task force issued its final report back in october 2019, two years ago, providing 17 recommendations to reduce the negative medical and social impacts and risks associated with methamphetamine use. their top recommendations you may be familiar with, include the recommendation of a meth sobering center and the establishment of a nonpolice response for folks experienced meth induced crises on the streets. i think some folks here know that we've made progress on some of these recommendations and others we've experienced setbacks and have taken longer than we would like. for the first time since the medical examiner started reports in 2020, more people died of meth overdoses in july than any other dru