we have a lot of dictators i'm not going to get it right i'll do my best we have our senator scott wiener will be addressing as and mayor london breed addressing us and have our longest gay mrektd official treasurer jose cisneros (clapping.) we have our board president president peskin and we have my extremely gay colleague matt dorsey (clapping.) and with a couple of my extremely arely gay precious we introduced one of them but 7 currently on the board formally you district supervisor and before that placed a key roll in making many flag happen and we have jeff somewhere here (clapping.) we have so many we've got gay school board commissioner appointed phil (clapping.) leaning police commissioners deborah walker (clapping.) advisory committee member my appointee thank you for being here. >> gay, gay, gay transportation director jeff sum land (clapping.) um, we have the forever first lady of district 8 (yelling) (clapping.) imperial linda summers is here somewhere waving that. >> and the empress of the civic joy club thank you for being here. and there is a fricking to of queer directors

our state senator scott wiener from day one thank you, scott (clapping.) and port director elaine gets calls from us a lot from we decide to last minute a drone show like friday night and she said mayor, we're on the track so elaine is a great partner; right? (clapping.) and is matt here but a supervisor we love a problem solver mating and david chiu thank you and (clapping.) and phil our partner for a long time and i don't think phil is here but and carla short our director. >> (clapping) that's thank you but at the top of the list is our wonderful mayor it proceeding over the options and thank you, mayor london breed and i'm going to turn it over to london breed. >> (clapping) the sun is making me sleepy. >> don't you want to layout and take that in first of all, let me say how much i appreciate the opportunity to be hear and the preservation of larry it took a while to get here and fact of the matter we had that f d passed beforehand we would have been here a couple of years ago back want to acknowledge the leadership of scott wiener and the house produ

senator wiener, come on up. thank you. david. wow. this is really exciting. i feel like we were we were just here for another exciting announcement. a few weeks ago. and. and, madam mayo, thank you for this appointment. and also thank you for elevating lgbtq leadership because we have to be very intentional about doing that. and if we don't, then we quickly start sliding back. so thank you for always standing with our community, so i've known luis for about a over a decade now, and, and when i first got to know luis, it was through san francisco young democrats and the work that he did to try to engage young people in the political process, which is so incredibly important. and at times challenging because there's so much cynicism out there. but luis did a fantastic job getting more people engaged in the process, and that is that really relates directly to what this is about. city college plays such an essential role in our city building the middle class, just giving people access to educational opportunities in a way that works for them and is flexible for t

that's the case, and my experience of him is that, you know , as bob wiener said, you know, as bob wienerw, as bob wiener said, you know, presidents get shot at all the time. people get , death the time. people get, death threats in office like that. i don't think it will. he's he's playing too much. he's trying to save america and the world. he's not going to let that deter him, however. >> roger, sorry to interrupt you, but following a rather chaotic performance in the tv debate on tuesday, does he not strike you as a slightly diminished figure ? diminished figure? >> no, i think i think he was set up, tons of people are, tweeting me that kamalas earrings were actually earpieces. they sent me pictures of them and that she was being coached by handlers. i have no idea. but this is what a lot of people are saying, the muted mikes, you know, worked against him. and of course it doesn't take a genius to see that they fact checked almost everything he said and almost nothing. she said, you can go on and there have been so many articles and so many programs made about how one sided that debat

and there's another bill on newsom's desk written by state senator scott wiener. >> he says it's about balancing innovation with risk management. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn is in the newsroom with the story. suzanne. >> dan. ama, the talk is all about ai. state senator scott wiener is spearheading what he calls the first bill of its kind in the united states, which he says would make ai safer. he and others say they would support ai and what it could do to improve our world, but they want to make sure there are guardrails. >> this is incredible technology and code. >> salesforce ceo marc benioff unveiled the system he says is leading the third wave of ai development. it's called agent force. >> agent force has to be the biggest breakthrough that we have ever had on technology. >> benioff launched agent force during the first day of the dreamforce event in san francisco. he says it allows for customized ai agents to do mundane, low value and repetitive tasks, freeing up people to do more valuable and creative work. >> i want ai innovation to continue here. >> and state senator

and so let's get ahead of those risks. >> and state senator wiener says sb 1047 has a lot of support from other tech companies, as well as people in other industries. now, the bill still needs to be signed by governor newsom. he has until september 30th. back to you. all right. >> thank you. suzanne. as we showed you at the top of the newscast, governor newsom attended dreamforce today, sitting down with salesforce ceo marc benioff for a conversation covering a wide range of topics, including ai. the governor says this is an industry where california is clearly a leader. >> this is a space where we dominate, and i want to maintain our dominance. i want to maintain our innovation. i want to maintain our ecosystem. i want to continue to lead. at the same time, you feel a deep sense of responsibility to address some of those more extreme concerns that i think many of us have. even the biggest and strongest promoters of this technology have. >> newsom went to on say one of the biggest challenges right now is regulating ai. he said he's looking at bills that provide protections while also

[applause] >> thank you senator wiener. we have spoken a lot today how transjnder people face legislative attacks but it is important we also acknowledge how intersectionality can stigmatize dehumanize. especially immigrants refugees and mono lingual. [indiscernible] the only twranz latinx led serving organization and speaking on their behalf is sophia, who was first hired by ella in 2018 and serves as their first deputy director. please welcome, sophia derantes. [applause] >> good afternoon. hello. sisters, brothers and siblings. my name is sophia. i'm the deputy director for--the only as just mentioned, the only trans lead organization in the city and county of san francisco and northern california. today, we gather to honor the history and residents of transgender people, particular the transgender women of color, who have been the backbone of our movement. as a mexican indigenous transjnder woman in the tenderloin, i'm proud to stand before you on this sacred land. we are facing a critical moment in history. anti-transj

this is senator wiener. second time putting forth a bill like this. the last one got vetoed by the governor. >> but he's hopeful this one will get signed. the governor has until september 30th to sign or veto bills. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> push tonight for more money to support public help the unhoused and create safer streets in san francisco. voters in the city will find proposition b on their ballots in november. the measure would use 390 million dollars for 4 key uses, which includes expanding and strengthening public health infrastructure, revitalizing public spaces like harvey milk plaza and support homeless families and make the streets and sidewalks safer. >> prop b will ensure that we can always ensure the safety and health of all san franciscans. >> the measure is backed by several candidates for mayor. you can see mayor breed supervisors, aaron peskin and asha safai it as well as daniel lurie at today's rally, we also reached out to former supervisor mark farrell and he tells us city also supports the measure. still ahead

another one he signed was authored by san francisco state senator scott wiener. >> that's who pushed the governor to sign another traffic safety bill. while standing on san francisco's lombard street. it was the scene of two deadly crashes earlier this month. >> those crashes did not happen on the widely known crooked section of lombard, but rather the intersections you see on this map where lombard becomes highway 101. >> abc seven news reporter tim johns explains what this other bill would do. reporter big yellow signs now mark two locations along san francisco's lombard street earlier this month. >> a middle aged man and an elderly woman were killed by drivers in two separate incidents within the span of just ten days. >> people drive in countries all over the world, but, but the u.s. is an outlier in terms of the rate of death and serious injury on our roads. >> state senator scott wiener has for years pushed legislators in sacramento to enact new laws, making streets more pedestrian friendly. on friday, he held a news conference to urge governor gavin newsom to sign a bill that

our state senator scott wiener from day one thank you, scott (clapping.) and port director elaine gets calls from us a lot from we decide to last minute a drone show like friday night and she said mayor, we're on the track so elaine is a great partner; right? (clapping.) and is matt here but a supervisor we love a problem solver mating and david chiu thank you and (clapping.) and phil our partner for a long time and i don't think phil is here but and carla short our director. >> (clapping) that's thank you but at the top of the list is our wonderful mayor it proceeding over the options and thank you, mayor london breed and i'm going to turn it over to london breed. >> (clapping) the sun is making me sleepy. >> don't you want to layout and take that in first of all, let me say how much i appreciate the opportunity to be hear and the preservation of larry it took a while to get here and fact of the matter we had that f d passed beforehand we would have been here a couple of years ago back want to acknowledge the leadership of scott wiener and the house produ

it's a plan championed by state senator scott wiener. he pushed the governor to sign it while standing on parts of san francisco's lombard street, the scene of two deadly crashes earlier this month. you see on this map a 70 year old woman and a 1552 year old man that is both hit and killed by drivers. abcss explains what this other bill would do. >> big yellow signs now mark two locations along san francisco's lombard street earlier this month. a middle aged man and an elderly woman were killed by drivers in two separate incidents within the span of just ten days. >> people drive in countries all over the world, but, but the us is an outlier in terms of the rate of death. and serious injury on our roads. >> state senator scott wiener has for years pushed legislators in sacramento to enact new laws, making streets more pedestrian friendly. on friday, he held a news conference to urge governor gavin newsom to sign a bill that would require new cars sold after the year 2030 to have technology installed in them. that would alert drivers if t

. >> this is a plan that's been championed by state senator scott wiener. he pushed the governor to sign another traffic safety bill while standing on san francisco's lombard street. that's been the scene of two deadly crashes earlier this month. >> those crashes didn't happen on the widely known crooked section of lombard, but rather the intersections you see right here on this map. a 70 year old woman and a 52 year old man, both hit and killed by drivers. abc seven news reporter tim johns explains what this other bill would do. >> big yellow signs now. mark two locations along san francisco's lombard street earlier this month. a middle aged man and an elderly woman were killed by drivers in two separate incidents within the span of just ten days. >> people drive in countries all over the world, but, but the us is an outlier in terms of the rate of death and serious injury on our roads. >> state senator scott wiener has for years pushed legislators in sacramento to enact new laws making streets more pedestrian friendly. on friday, he held a news conference

because start wiener many thanks for him for attempting to jump start a regional conversation but, you know, as far as say, i, tell we're not there and as you look back on the unsuccessful things happened on the ballot in san francisco one glaring item that strikes me a benefit revenue measure with the transportation bond in 2022 was hard. it appears to be hard generally in measures. and we seem to be having challenges at the regional conversation. you know, i have seen is flavor of the regional and in conversation that we're going to see what kind of options possibilities are for local revenues. and mta group but um, i don't - concerned we don't have a super clear path and very like the very complicated multilingual layers and multilingual roads sort of chart of options and levels of governments and types of coordination we need to do before you talk about what particular revenue measures might be that feasible by two-thirds or outside of buildings and just a lot in that kind of area you know that people are thinking about and probably i don't care not necessarily for the 11 of us to

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senator scott wiener. >> thank you honey and thank you for all you do.first of all, i am here first and foremost-to say thank you to all of you. there are so many here in this beautiful space who work 365 days a year to support transpeople in country and across the world, and this city because of you and i'm so deeply appreciative, so let's give all och of you a round of applause. [applause] so, we do not yet have a transmember of the will changedo have a opportunity. we as allies everything we can uplift transpeople and in particularly, to support and protect transyoung people who are under such severe assault now. we know there are forces in this country and we are seeing more broadly with project 2025. they have never gotten ovlonger in 1950 or 1850 or whatever they want to bring mwus that there are lgbtq people and women and le of color, immigrants, people who are now part of prominent roles in sports and business and non profit world. they have never gotten over that and they want all of us to go away and of course we are and they have made a consci

this weekend 100 dawsh hounds faster wiener dog at cincinnati's annual oktoberfest running the wienersey are lucky they are not in springfield. all right. dana. [laughter] 2. greg,. >> greg: tonight, what a show. dr. drew pinsky. charlie hurt so good. kat timpf and joe devito. do you want to do this? okay. ♪ animals are great. ♪ animals are great. ♪ animals are great. ♪ ♪ >> greg: one cubs, two cubs. jean. >> jesse: i remember that video. >> greg: those are bear cups, timber an thorn. they are named. they love to take a bath at the oregon zoo in portland. get all wet. get your if you are wet little cubs. they are so adorable until they rip your flesh off. oh, get out of my -- >> judge jeanine: okay, jessica. >> jessica: last night i was honored to be able to participate in a panel on the 2024 election at the bailey center. it was a great panel. margaret hoover, chris quinn, manhattan institute. >> greg: brian? >> jessica: the role of the media and what issues are important to cover. how you cover them and be fair to everybody and thank you to paily center. >> jessica: thank you for hav

this is senator wiener. second time putting forth a bill like this. the last one got vetoed by the governor, but he's hopeful this one will get signed. the governor has until september 30th to sign or veto bills. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. sarah. >>well, it was the final night at the game game for at the coliseum for the a's and their fans only mormon game to go before the team officially says goodbye, unfortunately to oakland for good. and it was a packed house at the coliseum for the night game or the a's hosted the texas rangers for the second game of their three-game series. and once they're gameday, tomorrow wraps up. that's it for the a's in oakland. the team is off sacramento for the foreseeable future until they're able to move to a new stadium in las vegas. and heartbroken fans are sharing what he means to them and to the city. >>well, the a's are losing a great, great fan base and the raiders knew that too. so you won't find a fan base like this in many other places that keep coming out, win or lose. going back to the very begin

a bill put forth by state senator scott wiener aims to help make state on streets like lombardi safer. make shore. >> caltrans is working closely with the city of san francisco on lombard 19th avenue, all of the various state on the roads and francisco to improve safety. i know lot of art is a very fast street. this bill is currently on. governor gavin newsom's desk waiting for the green light. i would like to see bartch safer. >> and this is senator wiener second time putting forth a bill like this. the last one got vetoed by the governor, but he's hopeful this one will get signed. the governor has until september 30th to sign or veto bills. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> all right, sharon, thanks a lot. as we first reported last night, a string of car thefts and break-ins have been happening in a timber on neighborhood in now. police say some of those cars are ending up in the east bay. police say license plate readers help them find 3 stolen cars in or around oakland. >> to has been able to allow us to narrow down the time of the currents and when the vehicles and suspe

state senator scott wiener and activist from organization walk, s.f, stood at the intersection of lombard and gaugh today. drivers hit and killed two people on lombard this month alone. today, the governor signed a bill into law authored by wiener that requires the department of transportation to improve safety for pedestrians, cyclists and transit riders. demonstrators are calling for the governor to sign senate bill 961, which would require speed warning technology in all new cars sold in california. well she was there to help in the heartbreaking moments after a gunman went on a spree and killed seven migrant workers in half moon bay. that was almost two years ago. earlier this wee, her fight against gun violence landed her at the white house. nbc bay area's damian trujillo spoke with belinda hernandez arriaga about her visit with the president in washington, dc. the images are still haunting for the coastal community of half moon bay. in january 2023, a coworker opened fire at two farms, leaving seven families in despair. we get to see every day the wounds, the sadness, the loss, the

state senator scott wiener and activist from the organization walk us have stood at the intersection of lombard and gaugh today. drivers hit and killed two people on lombard this month alone. today, governor newsom signed wiener's bill into law, requiring the department of transportation to improve safety for pedestrians, cyclists, transit riders. people at today's demonstration are also calling for the governor to sign senate bill 961, which requires speed warning technology on all new cars sold in california. a surprising discovery by the san francisco school system, the district revealed today. some teachers do not have acting active teaching credentials. they say it's a symptom of problems they've been experiencing with the new payroll system that was implemented two years ago, while switching over to the new system, the district discovered 350 teachers don't have their credential on file with the state sfusd says the sent out letters to those teachers, the district said it has a large pool of substitutes on hand to cover classes that may be impacted by this issue. the fight for

the bill was written by state senator scott wiener. wiener was in san francisco yesterday on a busy street that has seen four deadly crashes in the past two years. he says the bill would have led to fewer deaths. now, in his veto message, newsom said federal law already dictates vehicle safety standards and adding special rules for california would create too many regulations. he added that the ntsb is actively evaluating intelligent speed assistance systems, and that bill risks disrupting that work. a major san francisco streetcar line that runs the length of the city returned to service today after a five year hiatus. the l taraval muni metro line runs underground from the embarcadero through the twin peaks tunnel. it surfaces on taraval street and ends up at the san francisco zoo. the train has been out of service since 2019, as the city worked to repair that line, and they did a lot of work. crews replaced two miles of track. the overhead wires that power the train made several improvements to the street as well. city leaders say t

he helped develop the new law with mayor breed and scott wiener, state senator scott wiener, and they he tells me that they are planning several events every month, and one day they hope to have a permanent park here in the street closed, where they can have parties like this all the time. we'll hear from him and from some of the partiers at 5:00 tonight. audrey. all right. looking forward to that. tom thank you for that preview. surely looks like a strong start out there. thanks. right. a major freeway in the east bay is shutting down in just a matter of hours. we're going to tell you why it's going to be closed for the weekend. also, the final homestand for the a's in oakland. it is the beginning of a week long of emotional tributes before the team leaves. our anthony flores is already at the coliseum, but before we head to break, we want to know what. trending stories would you like to see later on in this newscast? i do have a survey up right now on my instagram, and you have some time to vote for one of these stories. you see right here. sabrina carpenter stars in netflix special

. >> well, happening today, san francisco state senator scott wiener is pushing for governor newsom to sign his prescription drug prices. bill. that bill would regulate pharmacy benefits managers. they serve as middlemen between drugmakers and health insurers and they set prices. so this bill would oversee the drug supply chain across the state and work to keep those prices low patients, pharmacists and doctors are all set to join senator wiener at his news conference in san francisco this morning. it's set to begin at 10:00am at mission pharmacy. well, santa clara county deputies are now allowed to be armed with tasers in jail. the santa clara county board of supervisors gave the green light, but the conditions about the conditions the deputies need to meet. deputies can only fire for taser shots and must report regularly when it was used. and if it was used appropriately, critics have long voiced their concerns, though, about the fatal risks of using tasers. but the department argues that the latest taser design is safe. the board did not vote on directly to buy the weapons with mone

state senator sct wiener of san francisco introduced the measure.he technology has proven to slow people down and save lives. experts say the number of road deaths has gone up in california, due in large part to speeding. the bill now heads to the governor. in california, lawmakers have sent another bill to the governor's desk to protect young people from social media addiction. if governor newsom signs the bill, it would ban platforms from using addictive algorithms on the accounts of minors without a parent or guardian's consent. it would also ban platforms from sending notifications during overnight and school hours, and create a daily social media time limit of one hour. that time limit can be adjusted by parents. >> deputies in the south bay recovered dozens of firearms, some of them illegal, while responding to someone in a mental health crisis. san mateo county sheriff's deputies say they seized 80 firearms on friday from a house in the highlands neighborhood near the city of san mateo. deputies were at the home responding to'y a report of a

sb 1037, authored by state senator scott wiener from san francisco, would allow the attorney generalalties against a city violating a law starting from the date the violation began. this would be a change from penalty accrual, starting after a ruling which could affect cities recently cited by the attorney general. >> sb 1037 scott wiener, working with our office very collaboratively, has created a process so we can stop the abuses of places like huntington beach that continue doesn't get it. not only do they not get things done, they don't get it. it the crisis of affordability. >> he's harsher. fines will also go towards funding affordable housing construction in jurisdictions being penalized. and state senator scott wiener has responded to newsom's intent to sign writing on x when we pass state housing laws to end california's massive housing shortage, we mean it. i worked closely with attorney general rob bonta and gavin newsom to pass sb 1037, create true incentives for cities to follow state housing laws, and accountability when they don't. >> the city of oakland has filed a la

is why governor newsom appointed to [indiscernible] and why sf [indiscernible] pro-housing scott wiener endorsed me. it is time for change and why together with folks from across the political spectrum in d9 on a team reasonable we are turning the page of a broken city hall status quo and starting a new fresh vision that prioritize out pp comes over the same stale ideological of the past. my name is trevor chandler, running for d9 supervisor and i would be honored to earn your vote. >> my name is jackie fielder and running to represent district 9 to represent the mission, bernal heights port luand saint marry. e mary. daughter of single working mom. i have been in the bay my adult life and renter of the mission for 8 years. graduated frame stanford bachelors and master in public policy and sociology and concentrated on economic and educational inequity in the schooling system. climate advocate, every day muni rider, educator, city commissioner and cofounder of the san francisco public bank coalition. i helped pass the first law in the nation for san francisco to move public taxpayer dol

islamischer musiker, der heißt kulturreferent der islamischen glaubensgemeinschaft und er hat doch das wienerebildung und da werden wir jetzt hin. und inschallah werden wir dort dann deine glaubens bekenntniszeremonie sozusagen machen, jetzt sind wir pressbaum, ja jetzt müssen wir raus, nicht so gut, ich weiß, bist du schon aufgeregt, ja voll, aber weiß, ich hoffe ein best sich ist ganz einfach, es wird die kette vor drei zeugen die shahada sprechen, einer davon werde ich sein und dann wird sie in das glaubensbekenntnis sprechen. meine erfahrung war, dass viele muslime angst haben in offizielle oder in öffentliche beratungsstellen zu gehen, weil sie. immer wieder mit vorurteilen konfrontiert worden sind oder das gefühl hatten, wenn ich dort hingehe, dann werde ich als kopftuchfrau gesehen, jetzt aber nicht als ich im gesamten, und da war so meine idee, okay, das soll wirklich kein hindernisgrund sein, diese angst nicht akzeptiert zu werden aufgrund der religion, es muss doch genug muslimische anbieter geben, die auch praktizieren und die auch bereit sind, sich für so ein netzwerk zur verfügun

caroline: california senator scott wiener, we thank you.et's talk about soft bank's vision fund, planning to invest $500 million in open a.i. as part of a larger funder round. bloomberg previously reported open a.i. is in talks to raise $6.5 billion from investors at a valuation of $150 billion. representatives of open a.i. and soft bank declined to comment. coming up, epic games goes head to head with google. this is "bloomberg technology." i earned my degree online at southern new hampshire university. after i graduated, i started a new job. i was finally able to realize my purpose and passion in life. pursuing my degree gave me so many opportunities to grow don't just think about yourself. think about the lives that you can really change. snhu laid the groundwork. i am doing what i've always wanted to do. if i was back at the beginning, i would choose snhu all over again. (♪♪) caroline: epic games is expanding its antitrust fight with google. the gaming giant is accusing the android parent with conspiring with samsung to block rival apps

islamischer musiker, der ist kulturreferent der islamischen glaubensgemeinschaft und er hat auch das wiener und da werden wir jetzt hinfahren und inschallah werden wir dort dann deine glaubens bekenntniszeremonie so. zu sagen mach, jetzt sind wir pressbaum, ja, jetzt müssen wir raus, nicht so gut, ich weiß nicht, so angst, bist du schon aufgeregt, ja voll, aber weiß, ich habe vor ein bestimmten angst, sag was und ich muss das nachsagen, ja, ich falsch nachsage, das das... kein problem, das kann man wiederholen. luten hunden zwei, da kommen viele hunde, und gruben dem hund ein grab, und setzen einen grabstein, worauf geschrieben, also wie alles im islam, die zeremonie sich ist ganz einfach, wird die käte vor drei zeugen die shahader sprechen, einer davon werde ich sein. und dann wird sie eben das glaubensbekenntnis sprechen, meine erfahrung war, dass äh viele muslime angst haben, in offizielle oder in öffentliche beratungsstellen zu gehen, weil sie immer wieder mit vorurteilen konfrontiert worden sind oder das gefühl hatten, nicht dorthingehe, dann werde ich als äh... kopftu gesehen, jetzt n

you don't want to be and the same breath as some wiener. >> greg: joy and wiener.o put my phone down, action happened to me, honor know we have that tape ellipses. >> that sounds pretty good, catch up later, all right? the man, by. yes! everybody on your knees! it is time to feed the beast! yes [ screaming ] perfect, keep the leash on! keep the leash on! [ laughter ] [ barking, sirens ] >> and sheriffs department! [ bleep ]. >> greg: not again! out the window! [ laughter ] [ screaming, goat sounds ] >> greg: oh man. [ laughter ] [ applause ] that was on a fox and friends green room, kat. is this anything like this, have you ever -- it does not have to be sex-related but what have you accidentally? >> kind of, at a walk around being pregnant. which i think is a -- is embarrassing enough. and did not want to tell my dad -- [ laughter ] i did ivf dad. no, this is horrifying! this is what [ bleep ] nightmares are made of. the sex tape included? words. it included english words that he was saying to the woman. you don't want to hear that again yourself! >> greg: you say

because start wiener many thanks for him for attempting to jump start a regional conversation but, youw, as far as say, i, tell we're not there and as you look back on the unsuccessful things happened on the ballot in san francisco one glaring item that strikes me a benefit revenue measure with the transportation bond in 2022 was hard. it appears to be hard generally in measures. and we seem to be having challenges at the regional conversation. you know, i have seen is flavor of the regional and in conversation that we're going to see what kind of options possibilities are for local revenues. and mta group but um, i don't - concerned we don't have a super clear path and very like the very complicated multilingual layers and multilingual roads sort of chart of options and levels of governments and types of coordination we need to do before you talk about what particular revenue measures might be that feasible by two-thirds or outside of buildings and just a lot in that kind of area you know that people are thinking about and probably i don't care not necessarily for the 11 of us to sort

this is senator wiener. second time putting forth a bill like this.e got vetoed by the governor, but he's hopeful this one will get signed. the governor has until september 30th to sign or veto bills. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> san jose community members gathering at the intersection of jackson street and would set lane thursday too. celebrate hispanic heritage month and a new crosswalk. community leaders say they advocated for that crosswalk outside a school saying that busy intersection was often the site of many pedestrian fatalities. >> walking across the street with the students right with the mariachi is with the immigrant community. that was a testament, right, that our city stands with our eastside families are city stands with our latino are vietnamese, an immigrant populations, right? we're not going to the other way when they're getting hurt and when they're in danger. >> after the ribbon cutting of the new crosswalk, community members gathered at rocketship fuerza elementary school too. this into the mariachi band. they als