[applause] because of senator wiener. i'm honored to be a cosponsor of that legislation we will get it done. more than anything else, which humility and pride and honest or myself to stands under this dome with all of you as we begin pride month t. is a tremendous honor to be part of this community which will always go forward and always lead in the state and in the world. happy pride; everyone. >> and with that the fabulous senator scott wiener. [applause]. >> thank you. thank you, lieutenant governor. so, you know i think pride feels a bit different this year. you know for a very long time, pride has become increaseingly a celebration, which is great. celebrate, parties and festive parades. everyone wanted to be a part. this. more corporations getting involved. everyone wanted to be a part of pride that is great. the last few years we understand that we have to get back to pride roots. which is to fight for our upon community's survival. that's what pride is about. [applause]. and when we look that is happening now, we

wiener is the english winner.s is in general, it seems to me, from above, yes, she is such a surname, who her winner was , nothing seems, so everything is given from above. i will soon have a book for my birthday, which alina kabaeva ordered and the name, of course, came up with, i and it will be called i am nobody. how is it that you are nobody? you are just a person who, but because because i always tell children, they sit here and can confirm everything. i tell them, i'm none of you, i'm not telling me. yes, yes, but if you don’t listen to me, then you don’t listen to the one who dictates this to me. ah. and if you do not listen to the one who dictates this to me, you are sinners and you will pay for this most inopportune moment when you get married. i say, so today we have such a number of beautiful girls in our studio, such a number of olympic gold medal winners, of course, this is only thanks to you, because it really seems to me that you are forging gold in our country in such quantities as nobody. by the w

i want to thank senator wiener for bring thanksgiving and supervisor who is are supporting it. we have 2 alternatives. and -- the equity consideration ineration it is fee are not greatest will hopefully they can be mitigated and bring the 2 years down to one year. upon we need support public transit. support our climate and bring back downtown. thank you. holeo. caller? that's the last caller >> yea. sorry. [inaudible] i'm calling from d 1, thank you. hi. this is gloria from d 10. i'm not supporting this senate bill. i think san francisco can solve the problem of getting low income residents from d 10 to the rest of the city let, lone get cross bridges where san francisco policies have displaced many of our friends family members. then when we come to san francisco to deliver goods to your door that you need we have to pay those tolls. you are not home to receive your good and bring those packages or food back to the original places, we have to go across bridge and pay the tolls againful also, the black population in san francisco has to go across the bridges to get culture. mu

i want to thank senator wiener for bring thanksgiving and supervisor who is are supporting it. we have 2 alternatives. and -- the equity consideration ineration it is fee are not greatest will hopefully they can be mitigated and bring the 2 years down to one year. upon we need support public transit. support our climate and bring back downtown. thank you. holeo. caller? that's the last caller >> yea. sorry. [inaudible] i'm calling from d 1, thank you. hi. this is gloria from d 10. i'm not supporting this senate bill. i think san francisco can solve the problem of getting low income residents from d 10 to the rest of the city let, lone get cross bridges where san francisco policies have displaced many of our friends family members. then when we come to san francisco to deliver goods to your door that you need we have to pay those tolls. you are not home to receive your good and bring those packages or food back to the original places, we have to go across bridge and pay the tolls againful also, the black population in san francisco has to go across the bridges to get culture. mu

you may remember a few years oob back when senator wiener introduced sba27 hi was run for example mayor so many said you can't support this people on the west side will be opposed. and i was one of the only importance run for example mayor to support it. and when i went to the west side and in fact, there were alegality of people that were not happy with the fact they was supporting this. you asked the audience at the irish cultural center, how many of you were born and raise in the san francisco and grew up in this city have been here for 40 or 50 years. all the hands went up. y i'ming a browed san franciscans like this lady in the green shirt i asked how many of you raised your kids in san francisco. it was yes, i raised my kids they went to galileo high school. my kids grew up in san francisco. then i said how many of your kids still live in san francisco? the room got quiet. hardly anybody raised their hand. the fact is, so many people have had the ability to live in the city for many generations and often times the only reason why they can still afford to live here. we have failed.

a bill sponsored by san francisco state senator scott wiener has cleared a hurdle, a first turtle anywaystate capitol. this is part of what they're calling the safe, clean and reliable public transportation emergency act. that bill would increase bay area bridge tolls by a $1.50 from january of 2024 to december 2028. they're hoping that about 900 million dollars will be raised to help with public transportation and the improvements with a struggling agencies like bart and muni. senator wiener is arguing that money is badly needed, but some drivers are skeptical. >> we need to make the systems easier to use a more seamless today. it's really easy to not from one to the other intuitive to people we always the case. >> something that i don't think the public is fully aware. we're all the money goes that we do pay taxes on and all costs. i have no problem with the price of as long as we know where the money is being spent. >> if the bill is eventually passed, drivers could see higher soon in roughly the next 6 months. alright, whether time is we're live. look outside at san francisco interna

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i ask abandoned you. friends or i'll say goodbye to you. her gymnasts, when they perform , wiener tsentnoerforms, they may not even assume it themselves. what strength does she give them that she sees herself, she passes everything through herself. this amazing energy is transmitted. that's all she is. that is, she does not stop being on her own. here is a gymnast rhythmic gymnast. she doesn’t stop at this european championship when she competed, i just heard it, even when she said something to me there, she supported me , she was worried, she was screaming, let’s scream, hold on hold on to the end, that is , it supports and when you hear her hair, in principle, some kind of energy, strength , strength appears, and you have completed it, you do it to the end with your breath. i performed for her, i felt her at a glance, in general with one emotion, how she wants to bring it to me, and i absorbed it like a sponge. no, i'll leave. and what is it that they seem to me, our players are now coaching. they also won, yes, that's all, there is a base and doctors of the best all sorts of devices an

reporter: states get -- state senator scott wiener says the festival comes at a critical time as thegbt you community continues to face attack. >> this is about the lgbtq community and others coming together and enjoying ourselves that this amazing festival. reporter: the aclu is tracking nearly 500 bills across the country taking aim at the lgbtq+ community. the majority introduced this year. >> it feels like with the political climate, the aggression to the lg p t -- lgbt community, it feels we need to stand together. reporter: he is the owner of the bar and he is expecting a packed house post-pandemic. >> it takes us to a place where we can feel the energy bringing the city together. reporter: senator wiener says coming together right now is key. >> when we are under attack it can be tempting to curl into a ball and play defense. that is the opposite of what we should be doing. we need to celebrate as a community and hold our heads proud. reporter: taryn campbell, abc7news. gloria: developing news as people are gathering and traveling for their summer activities. california is see

i asked the i was the only one at the time who supported scott wiener's bill sba27 to provide additional density not like a high rise in a neighborhood but a few more sdmrors more housing i remember asking everyone how many have been in the city for 50 years. or raised here. all the hands went up >> how many raised your kids. >> i raised my kids here i love san francisco. and i asked. how many of your kids still live here. hardly any hands went up. the ability to build projects like this and get housing done is imperative to dealing with so many challenges our city changes. we can't say we passport and reject housing projects in the city this project is a prime dpachl of what happened when we are able to come together to get things done. the people who work in the city, our homeless folks, young people, the future of our city they are relying on us to make good decisions this is eighty-one of the very bestment i want to appreciate the partnership of tndc and china town community development. they are two important nonprofit housing developers that not only do housing in the city to provi

sb 532 was introduced by scott wiener. covering the large operating deficits covered by were various transit agencies including bart and muni. the bill passed its first committee hearing yesterday evening, raising tolls on several state owned bridges by $1.50 as i mentioned beginning january through december of 2028, a full five years. however the bay area council representing 325 major employers is opposed to the bill. the president and ceo jim wonderment has been vocal about the council stance saying that before they can support new fees for transit they need to see the agencies working to make things safer, more cost-effective and seamless. >> every time the transit agencies are short of money is a fool strategy. >> if they don't think that tools -- tolls are the right source, i hope they won't -- i hope they will suggest solutions instead of just saying no. >> the bay out disparities. those driving over the bridge are statistically lower income and disproportionately people of color but the state senator wiener says he

senator wiener argues the money is badly needed, but some drivers are skeptical. >> you need to make the systems easier to use a more seamless today. it's really easy to not from one to the other. and intuitive to people we always the case. >> something that i don't think the public is fully aware of where all the money goes that we do pay taxes on and all costs. i have no problem with the price of any as long as we know where the money is being >> if the bill is passed, drivers could see higher tolls in the next 6 months. kron recent rodriguez here now with a look at what's happening outside. yeah, i was that i knew was its chili. it's a little windy. >> all of the above. and that's going to stick around for a while, right? we're going to try cooler and windy temperatures and that's going to make that wind chill factor. make temperatures feel even cooler than what they actually are. so welcome to bay area. summer know sky july. that's why temperatures today anywhere from 4 to 12 degrees below average downtown san francisco. only warming up to 62 degrees and we're tracking temperatur

the olympic podium more than 50 times 400 times became winners of world and european championships wienerstopped me from exclusion from international competitions. after hard critics of refereeing at the olympic games. she continues to work, including in her rhythmic gymnastics complex at luzhniki moscow, alina did kabaeva 25 elements in more often on a badger, then the olympic champions became 18, then it became 12 , now there are nine elements. and even some of our coaches in russia have already come to terms with this and started doing it. here is the same program as the international one and the children began to lag behind, because there is no progress. well, now we have happiness. stew, probably with these sanctions , we were able to make our program and now we have little girls who start and continue to make incredible beauty programs. well, that's all for now, thank you for being with us all the best and see you soon. more prizes in the mobile app magnet. buy with a card from the application or register checks to participate in the draw. play and win every day for 30 years. you ch

it was introduced by senator scott wiener who says it's needed. >> we need to make the systems easier to use a more seamless today. it's really easy to not from one to the other intuitive to people we always the the bill received majority approval from the assembly transportation committee and now needs at least two-thirds approval from the legislature. >> if passed all 7 bay area bridges except for the golden gate bridge would go up in price and drivers like pat marshall say we can invest in the agency's, but will we actually see a change? >> something that i don't think the public is fully aware. we're all the money goes that we do pay taxes on and all costs. i have no problem with the price of any as long as we know where the money is being spent and marshall isn't alone or a democratic state. senator steve glazer said in part if the traveling public is going to invest additional money into transit, we must have the fiscal oversight to ensure that the systems are safely officially. and honestly, marshall says things are already pricing in the bay and many are leaving the area. and

it is spearheaded by san francisco assemblymen and state senator scott wiener. it will allow for temporary entertainment zones for outdoor consumption. here is the question. would you pay $50 for a bottle of hot sauce? that is what the most popular brand of sriracha is going for these days, why? it is a shortage. for now, brand loyalists may have no choice but to cool it. >> reporter: it is time for sriracha lovers. >> i all day every day. >> reporter: to find an alternative hot sauce as the shortage is causing a major spike in pricing >> for $50 a bottle? it is good, but, i will take a break on that >> we reached out for one of the largest producers of sriracha it is a shortage of raw material and they don't know when supply will increase >> if you follow agriculture things you know there are droughts and there are floods and there is pest and diseases and things happen. that is what farming is all about. and, and shortages mean higher prices. >> so, while some may consider taking a break until the prices cool off. >> the highest i will go. they are suggesting

and after all, it was wiener who made the athletes see. handsome. she painted black swimsuits with bright rhinestones, and turned exercises with a rope with a sword with bulls into real performances. in sports there is a magician who has always belonged to the magical world of art , no sport comes so close, the pure realm of high art, as artistic gymnasium between sports and art. irina viner erased and even celebrated the anniversary of rhythmic gymnastics at the training bases at the mariinsky. and even palaces are being built for their native gymnastics, small children train on carpets, with an incredibly high ceiling. and this is very cool, because i was training at this age on kerosene chambers. yes, because the school used to be kerosene, so that it would shine, it trained in its native tashkent when i wrapped it in gymnastics from a ballet circle and stayed forever the performance of the month of coaching continues , just as the work of the sculptor requires theft of patience. talent is a gift that needs to be worked out. moreover, to work ver

wiener appoints the winner. however, it is no secret that in addition to the surname behind the bright victories, there is a huge work, love for one's work, readiness at any moment to rush to the defense of their pupils and incredible fortitude, because we are all children to all of you who want to go? life and fate irina good morning that's it, they just don't want to see us at international competitions, which in this life put this competition for them. girls understand a lot, especially after the last competition in tokyo at the olympic games. they understand that, unfortunately, political moments in their lives play an almost decisive role , and now the most important task is not to offend them, so that they do not feel that they somewhere they have been removed, somewhere they are not allowed, and we are doing everything for this. now we have revised our concept and international tournaments and world cups. we are now doing the world cup in our country, because we have a huge number of regions cultivating r

stroke state senator scott wiener says the agency is in the throes of a dire fiscal emergency as ridership collapsed during the pandemic is not roaring back. >> if we don't step in with one sort of funding solution, you will have to start cutting service. >> the toll hike would be temporary, in place for a five-year period. the revenue would fund public transit improvements and also help transit agencies bridge the gap between now and a likely regional funding measure in 2026. >> you can't have recovery or reform of a system that has fallen apart. if people don't like the idea of the increased bridge toll, then tell me how we should fund these operational deficits? i am totally open-minded if there are other ideas. >> lee is not competent the revenue would lead to significant system improvements, nor would it get temporary. >> they need to cover what you do to help things succeed going forward. at the same time, are they doing enough? are they doing enough for finding places to cut costs? >> cutting the scope of public transit could not be good for the bay area. without major changes, it w

yeah, it's a bill sponsored by state senator scott wiener.ave kron michael thomas live in. sandra fell with more on what's happening with all michael. >> yeah, good morning, everyone. you know, it still needs to fully passed through the legislature. but if it does we be paying about a $1.50 more over the next 5 years and that would be at all of the main bridges here in the bay area that are state owned. now, let's get into video a break. it all down. now, this bill is being seen and known as the safe, clean and reliable public transportation emergency act was introduced by state senator scott wiener. he says a dollar-fifty toll increase from january 2024, to december of 2028. would raise 900 million and help with public transportation improvements and service cuts on struggling agencies like bart and muni. >> we need to make the systems easier to morsi must today. it's really easy to not from one to the other and intuitive to people was always the case. in need to look to changing ways that people are getting around. >> the bill received some

it was introduced by state senator scott wiener and he says a dollar-fifty toll increase from january 2024, to december 2028 would raise 900 million dollars with the public transportation improvements and also give to the service cuts a struggling agencies like bart and muni. take a listen to what he had to say. >> we need to make the systems easier to use a more seamless today. it's really easy to not from one to the other intuitive to people we always the in need to look to changing ways that people are getting around. >> bill received mostly approval from the assembly, but it still needs to 3rd of approval from the legislature. and if it is passed all 7 bay area, bridges will see that increase except for the golden gate bridge. historian james had mentioned i spoke with one driver who says he really doesn't agree and take a listen to what he thinks will happen. >> it's going to hurt the people that are that have don't have the income to to do that. there's going to force the car pool, which is not a bad thing, but it just changes their lifestyle. for me, i'm going to be going back

tara: state senator senator scott wiener says the festival's comeback is at a critical time, as the lgbtqommunity faces continued attack. >> this is about our community, the lgbtq community and others coming together and being who we are, just enjoying ourselves at this amazing festival. tara: the aclu is tracking nearly 500 those across the country, taking aim at the lgbtq+ community. the majority introduced this year. >> it feels that right now with all the political climate around through the lgbtq community, it feels that we really need to stand together. tara: lex is the owner of the eagle bar and expects a packed house post-pandemic. >> i think now it really takes us to a place or we can feel a little bit of the old times, the energy that is really bringing the city together. tara: senator wiener says right coming together is key. >>>> when we are under attack, it can be at attempting to curl up into a ball, play defense, and that is the exact opposite of what we should be doing. we need to celebrate as a community. we need to hold our heads high, be proud of who we are. tara: tara

it was introduced by state senator scott wiener. increase from january 2024 to december of 2028. would raise 900 million dollars and help with public transportation improvements and service cuts and struggling agencies like bart and muni. >> need to make the systems easier to use a more seamless today. it's really easy to not from one to the other and intuitive to people was always the case. in need to look to changing. people getting around. >> now the bill did receive majority of approval in the assembly, but it does still need two-thirds approval in the legislature. and if it passed, will it affect 7 bay area bridges except the golden gate bridge? i spoke with one man who says he doesn't mind paying more, but he wants to know where the taxpayer dollars were going to before this. >> to think that i don't think the public is fully aware of where all the money goes that we do pay taxes on and all costs. i have no problem with the price of as long as we know where the money is being spent. >> now, if this does go into effect, we woul

clean and reliable public transportation emergency act and was introduced by state senator scott wieners the $1.50, toll increase from january 2024, to december 2028 would raise around 900 million dollars to help with public transit improvements and service cuts on struggling agencies like bart and muni. >> we need to make the systems easier to morsi must today. it's really easy to not from one to the other. and intuitive to people was always the in need to look to changing ways that people are getting around. >> again, it did pass assembly transportation committee. however, it still needs two-thirds approval at the legislator and if passed would affect all 7 bay area bridges except the golden gate bridge is. but with one driver, he says he doesn't really agree, but he thinks people will pay. take a listen. >> don't see because the wages and severe are the highest i think in the baby. so it a so there there is good incentive to drive into the city. >> spoke with another driver who says he really thinks it's just going to affect people who don't make as much money in the city. you'll hea

like wiener is attempting to fund the latest gap in bart's shortfall through a bridge toll, which isporary measure like longer term, we need to figure out how do we actually fund this thing, how do we fund it so it expands its service outside of just peak commute hours. and you know, how do we just get as many people writing as we can because it's a public benefit. it's not a business. vincent we really appreciate it. as we mentioned, you do provide people with a completely new perspective of what it's like to be on bart. appreciate your time. thanks again for coming in. thank you. all right. we're going to shift gears and talk about our beautiful weather in the bay area. we'll give you this live look out here in the east bay, looking out toward mount diablo. and we had some warmer temperatures over the weekend, but roberta is here tracking a cooldown here as we start off the workweek. alex, i just love that view. you shared with us of mount diablo because i have another view this time around. it's looking east from sutro tower in san francisco. isn't this gorgeous? there's no bad vi

a bill sponsored by san francisco state senator scott wiener has cleared its first hurdle at the stateitol kron four's michael thomas reports. >> this bill still needs approval from the legislature. but if it does pass $1.50 increase would happen within the next 5 years. it would affect all 7 bay area bridges that are state owned. it's a safe, clean, reliable public transportation emergency act, a bill that would increase bay area bridge tolls by a $1.50 from january 2024, to december 2028. >> and could raise 900 million to help with public transportation improvements and struggling agencies like bart muni introduced by senator scott wiener who says it's needed. >> we need to make the systems easier to use a more seamless today. it's really easy to not from one to the other and intuitive to people we always the the bill received majority approval from the assembly transportation committee and now needs at least two-thirds approval from the legislature. >> if passed all 7 bay area bridges except for the golden gate bridge would go up in price and drivers like pat marshall say we can inv

a bill sponsored by san francisco state senator scott wiener has cleared its first hurdle. >> out ofs live in. sandra fell to explain. good morning, michael. >> yeah, good morning, everyone. you know, this bill still needs to make its way through the legislature. but if it does pass, we would see a $1.50 increase over the next 5 years. and that would happen in all state owned bay area bridges. let's get to some video as i talk about all of that. now, this bill is known as the safe, clean and reliable public transportation emergency act. and as james mentioned, it was introduced by state senator scott wiener he set a $1.50 toll increase from january 2024, to december of 2028. would raise 900 million dollars and would help with public transportation improvement and service cuts at struggling agencies like bart and muni. now the bill received the majority of approval by the assembly transportation committee and now needs at least two-thirds approval from the legislature. and it passed prices would go up at all. 7 bay area bridges except for the golden gate bridge. but take a listen to w

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and as mentioned, it was introduced by state senator scott wiener.he says a dollar-fifty toll increase from january 2024, to december 2028 would raise 9 million dollars and help the public transportation improvements and service cuts and struggling agencies like bart and muni. bill received majority approval from the assembly transportation committee and now needs at least two-thirds approval from the legislature and pass prices would go up at all. 7 prices at the golden gate r bridge. take a listen to what the senator has to say regarding the agencies that would benefit from the price. ike. >> we need to make the systems easier to use a more seamless today. it's really easy to connect from one to the other intuitive to people was always the in need to look to changing ways that people are getting around. >> now, not everybody is in support. take a look at this. this is from orinda democrat senator steve glazer saying in part, if the traveling public is going to invest additional money into transit, we must have the fiscal oversight to ensure that th

senate bill 532 proposed by scott wiener will raise tolls on several bay area bridges. this will happen from january 2024 to december 2028. it will fund a variety of public transportation safety improvements which everybody agree are needed but not everybody is on board with the price hike. >> it will hurt people who do not have the income to do that. it will force them to carpool, which is not a bad thing, but it does improve their lifestyle. for me i will be pushed to riding a motorcycle. >> the bill is headed to the assembly appropriations committee for a vote. >>> san jose police taking down another fireworks operation. they arrested mark espinoza after saying that he sold and distributed fireworks in the weeks leading up to the july 4th holiday. they also seized 1000 pounds of illegal fireworks from his home in north san jose. they said they started investigating him in june after someone to them off over concerns about the sale of illegal fireworks in their neighborhood. >> the folks that are grabbing these fireworks are not trained to handle them. they are extrem

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and one of the books he read was by an american mathematician named norbert wiener called cybernetics. right. and it was this book that was sort of basically created this whole field that was extremely just revolutionary at the time that examined how essentially how you use information to exert control. right. and it's you know, it's very broad and it kind of applies to everything from sort of human beings and animals all the way to sort of mechanical systems. right. and chen used these these insights just to kind of create a whole new approach to engineering, which he first use in missiles. he sort of helped build china's missile system, but then he also he was extremely ambitious and he wanted to use these systems to wider society. right. and so he sort of developed norbert wiener, the founder of cybernetics, was very skeptical that you could use this to to these ideas to control society. but but changed course and disagreed and thought like you could. so one of the first things he did, which was totally disastrous, was was advised he wrote a paper during the great leap forward in t

and one of the books he read was by an american mathematician named norbert wiener called cybernetics. right. and it was this book that was sort of basically created this whole field that was extremely just revolutionary at the time that examined how essentially how you use information to exert control. right. and it's you know, it's very broad and it kind of applies to everything from sort of human beings and animals all the way to sort of mechanical systems. right. and chen used these these insights just to kind of create a whole new approach to engineering, which he first use in missiles. he sort of helped build china's missile system, but then he also he was extremely ambitious and he wanted to use these systems to wider society. right. and so he sort of developed norbert wiener, the founder of cybernetics, was very skeptical that you could use this to to these ideas to control society. but but changed course and disagreed and thought like you could. so one of the first things he did, which was totally disastrous, was was advised he wrote a paper during the great leap forward in t