it brutalized his partner who happened to be my attorney to protect me against my abuser and scott weiner has his endorsement on his senate website said he was sir, address your members to the board of supervisors >> that is shameful to have the board of supervisors to have an endorsement from a perpetrator of a gay man not only take his endorsement but put it on his website >> sir on pausing your time. your viewpoints are important to us when you start talking about opposition or support of individuals who are on the ballot that's where you cross the line. welcome to continue her remarks but please read out the part about the election and address your marks of the board as a whole. thank you, sir >> they use much for the clarity it so hard for me to know where the line is outside the chamber and inside this chamber but i just want to ask this particular supervisor to remove his endorsement of a known abuser on that website. it is shameful. i got beaten up , brutalized and suited my attorney. it's a shame that you're supporting them. >> next speaker, please. >> tom-some poor vacations las

of aye farrell aye kim aye mar aye peskin aye tang aye weiner aye yee aye avalos aye there are 11 aye >> those items are finally passed unanimously. >>[gavel] >> clerk please call item number two >> item to ordinance authorizing the settlement by law food filed by jack a frazier against the city for approximate $5 million filed in october 20 820. 13 in san francisco superior court entitled with personal injury with a fighter truck >> supervisor avalos >> of the voting, no, i guess this. i've had many meetings with mr. fraser who be party to the settlement. i'm not urging anyone else to vote with me on that in any way. but based my conversations with mr. fraser it was expressed differing opinions about whether he should accept the settlement or not. i felt important to weigh in on what my vote of no just what is his attitude run the settlement itself. but i do believe that this is a settlement that is a big one and worth voting for. >> thank you. seeing no other names on the roster item number two speaker please call the please take roll call >> supervisor breed aye campos. the i cobbe

supervisor weiner >> thank you very much. just to follow-up on what chief deputy chief tom mentioned, you don't need to come back up-i did attend the last graduation of the police academy and actually, i peered up we go and speak to the academy and it was in my experience progressively every time i walk in there more and more diverse than the last one was the most diverse class that i had ever seen in the 5-6 years that i've been going to the academy going to graduations. i think there needs to be recruit more women. that is definitely a continuing challenge. in terms of lgbt although there is no official data in the-i didn't know a lot of the open the lgbt officers and we definitely have seen in my anecdotal experience an increase in for a long time because of the hiv aids epidemic there was very very few gay men in that apartment. the result generation gay male leadership that was stopped in its tracks. there were lesbians who are able to make it very very senior the command staff but gay men were sent back. that started th

supervisor weiner matter president. >> good evening. it's been a long day. colleagues, today along with supervisor yee i'm introducing the legislation on a topic that is on the minds of many san franciscans. car break-ins. this legislation requires rental car companies to inform customers of the risks of leaving valuables in their cars and it specifically requires companies to provide written disclosures to their customers advising them not to leave valuables in their cars and to lock the car doors. at a time of the rental as well as the reminder for customers in the card itself. as some of you might know the san francisco civil grand jury issued a report in 2016 regarding auto burglaries and san francisco earlier this year. according to the report the number of auto burglaries in 2015 reached an all-time five year high with 24,826 reported incidents. this is a 34% increase over the previous year was three times more than the report in 2011. based on auto burglary data from the police department at the civil grand jury estimated at least $99 with the propert

sources tell cbs news, thate unrelated case involves former new york congressman anthony weiner, who allegedly sent sexually charged messages to a 15-year-old girl. weiner is newly separated from clinton's longest serving aide, f huma abedin, who was traveling with clinton today. devices confiscated from weiner and abedin may have been the source of those new clinton-ee related e-mails, which the f.b.i. director said, must "be reviewed to determine whether they contain classified information." comey's letter blindsided clinton and her top aides who had been briefing reporters moments earlier. >> ohio, we are also winning the early vote. >> reporter: paul ryan urged for secretary clinton until this matter is fully resolved. >> the f.b.i. is completing thef investigation. >> reporter: comey closed the yearlong probe into clinton'sar use of a private server nearly four months ago.rl >> we did not find clear evidence that secretary clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing the handling of classified information.f >> reporter: clinton campaign chairman john podesta said

has scrubbing what could be hundreds of thousands of e-mails found on anthony weiner's laptop. investigators have already seens the subject, date, and time of the e-mails, but the software will isolate messages that may be relevant to the clinton server investigation. agents will cast out e-mails they've already seen and search for those that came from clinton or those that may contain classified information. then agents will manually go assistant director of the f.b.i. is it going to take time? >> i think this will be an extended process, given the sheer volume of e-mails and then any follow-up investigations, additional warrants, subpoenas, interviews, re-interviews. >> reporter: f.b.i. agents in new york discovered the new e-ge mails earlier in october while investigating weiner for allegedly sending sexually explicit text messages to a minor. still unansweredwh new e-mails until late last week. also unclear is how abedin's e- mails ended up on her husband'sd laptop and whether they will change the outcome of the investigation, in which comey recommended that mrs. clinton no

devices confiscated from weiner and abedin may have been the source of those new clinton-related e-mails, which the f.b.i. director said must, "reviewed to determine whether they contain classified information." comey's lerpt blindsided clinton and her top aides who had been briefing reporters moments earlier. early vote. >> reporter: paul ryan urged intelligence officials to suspend all classified briefings for secretary clinton until this matter is fully resolved. >> the f.b.i. is completing the investigation. >> reporter: comey closed the yearlong probe into clinton's use of a private server nearly four months ago. >> we did not find clear evidence that secretary clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing the handling of classified information. >> reporter: clinton campaign chairman john podea afternoon, "we have no idea what those new e-mails are. the director owes it to the american people to immediately provide the full details of what he is now examining." f.b.i. director comey said it's unclear if these materials are significant or not and warned that it could t

agents stumbled on it in an anthony weiner, the estranged husband of clinton's top aide, huma abedin. nancy cordes begins our coverage. >> i'm sure a lot of you may be asking what this new e-mail story is about. >> reporter: clinton doesn't typically bring up her e-mails, but in cleveland today, she was eager to show she has nothing to hide. >> and i am sure they will reach the same conclusion they did when they looked at my e-mails for the last year. there is no case here. >> reporter: she did not go after the f.b.i. director. there were enough democrats doing that for her. former attorney general eric holder said james comey committed a serious error and senate majority leader harry reid claims comey may have violated the law by resurrecting the clinton investigation 11 days before the election. even republicans like strategist karl rove and senator chuck grassley criticized comey's abedin's newly discovered e-mails may or may not be significant. grassley wrote to comey today, "without additional context, your disclosure is not fair to congress, the american people, or secretary cli

weiner all of these secrets. >> hi! >> reporter: today's developmen! couldn't come at a better time for trump, who has been falling in the polls since his ownho has october surprise exactly three weeks ago, that video showing him making obscene, sexist comments about women. with pressure from big g.o.p. donors to put more of his own wealth on the line, trump today wealth onnew eight-digit donation. >> today, i wrote another check for $10 million. >> reporter: crazy is in the eye of the beholder. trump gave only $31,000 to his campaign in the first two weeks of october. but, scott, during that same period of time, trump's campaign, according to federal records, sent ten times that amount to trump-owned properties as reimbursement for playing host to trump presidential campaign events. >> pelley: major garrett, thanks. now jeff pegues has more detail >> reporter: in his letter to members of congress, f.b.i. director james comey said his investigative team briefed him yesterday on the new emails. sources say the messages could total in the thousands. >> g

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a device confiscated from weiner and abedin contained the new e-mails which the f.b.i. to determine whether they contain classified information. comey's letter blindsided clint and top aids who were briefing reporters a minute earlier. shocked republicans quickly recovered. paul ryan urging intelligence officials to suspend all classified briefings for secretary clinton until this matter is fully resolved. comey closed the year-long probe into clinton's use of a private server nearly four months ago. >> we did not evidence that secretary clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws -- >> reporter: in des moines, clinton restricted nothing would come of the renewed investigation. >> i think people a long time ago made up their minds about the e-mails. i think that's factored in to what people think and now they're choosing a president. >> reporter: f.b.i. director comey said it's unclear if these materials are significant or not determine that. >> pelley: 11 days to the election. now let's go to major garrett covering the trump campaign. >> i need to open with a ve

late today, we learned the e-mails were found on a laptop shared by abedin and weiner. scott, comey has said high-profile investigations make him feel pressure to do things can critically and do it well. tonight his critics are wondering if he has failed on both counts. >> pelley: jeff pegues on the breaking news. thank you. let's go to our cbs news political director john dickerson, and, of course, the anchor of "face the nation." if hillary clinton doesn't know what is in the e-mails, how does she defend herself? >> reporter: you could hear the frustration in john podesta's response to this. the way she defends herself will likely be the way she did in the third debate when difficult issues came up-- she pivoted to other issues quickly. and she did that to give voters some sense of what she was for, something to vote for, something to be excited about. she will remind voters what they don't like about donald trump. he will try to keep the revelation in addition want news if the new revelations don't work for him. and he will try to tie to his argument that hillary cli

agents in new york discovered the new e-mails earlier in october while investigating weiner for allegedly sending sexually explicit text messages to a minor. still unanswer serd why director comey was not informed at week. also unclear is how abedin's e-mails ended up on her husband's laptop and whether they will change the outcome of the investigation in which comey recommended that mrs. clinton not be prosecuted for mishandling classified information. sources say that comey felt bound to inform congress of the new development, but the timing of the revelation put him at odds with the attorney general. them to rush it to get it didn't by election day. >> i do not honestly think they will rush an investigation of this nature and this sensitivity. >> reporter: part of the delay was in securing a warrant to look at those e-mails. we learned today that there was friction between comey and the justice department. scott, attorney general loretta lynch felt that getting a search warrant in this case so close to an election violated department policy. comey got one anyway. >> pelley: jeff pegues