congresswoman jackie speier, who is in washington, d. tonight, talked with me and says, with so many critical issues such as gun violence, abortion and housing ahead. she is pledging to help. whoever wins the seat. i want to be there for him or whomever is selected by the voters to make sure that he has a quick start. um, and that he has a head start , so i will be there for my, um person who succeeds me in every way that i can't. and because this was an open primary. we now have two democrats trying to take that new congressional seat in this district. congresswoman spear says she doesn't anticipate that the changes in the district will affect the constitute constituents that much, but she says that it is very important that whoever does take that seat is somebody who speaks out for the people here. especially in these contentious times when there is so much partisan politics. yeah congresswoman spirit serving congress since 2000 and eight serving san mateo county for much longer than that, so wishing her a wonderful retirement and it'l

representative jackie speier seats since she is not seeking reelection.lts so far tonight assembly member kevin mullin has 22,000 votes there, so he's well ahead. of cemetery county supervisor david cannibal with 13,000 votes again still early in the evening, but it looks like these two will move on to the general election in november. tonight's election is setting the stage for a contentious november primary balance of power is at stake with the majority up for grabs in both the house and the senate. joining us now to talk more about this is our political reporter greg lee, the margins in the house and the senate are incredibly sim slim incumbents in the bay area house seats cruise tonight. some of those races could very well end up democrat on democrat, other races and central and southern california, though, could help determine the balance of power in dc let's look at what the number is currently are in the house of representatives. democrats hold a slim majority to 22 to await. there are seven vacancies. the magic number 2 18 for control. a handful o

i will speak to congresswoman jackie speier in a moment. plus, the house republican that has been forced to quit over his support for gun control in this country. then, reefer madness, the gop will blame anything and everyone but guns for our mass shooting epidemic. i am ayman mohyeldin, let's get started. we begin this hour with a stunning report from the new york times about the security risk to vice president mike pence ahead of the capital insurrection. back on january 5th of 2021, pence then chief of staff delivered an urgent warning to the head of the security detail, saying in part, quote, that the president was going to turn publicly against the vice president, and there could be a security risk to mr. pence because of the. the vice president team feared that the president of united states posed a legitimate threat to him, believe it or not. in the very next day, sure enough, the trump mob stormed the capitol, chanting, hang mike pence. more from the report, quote, mike meadows, the white house chief of staff, is reported to have to

joining us now is congresswoman jackie speier of california. i have seen that.kavanaugh and this almost inching toward normalization of violence and the threats of violence is perhaps one of the most horrific things that has been ushered in under the leadership of the last president. and i wonder your thoughts now on the eve of this public phase of the select committee's work. >> well, thank you for having me, nicole. i would say that this particular hearing will be one of the history-making hearings in our collective house of representatives. i think that it is imperative that the american people hear the story after they have interviewed over a thousand witnesses and gone through 140,000 documents to determine, was this just a lark? was this an orchestrated effort to overturn the election, to overturn the democracy? and if so, what kinds of laws are we going to put in place to protect ourselves from someone who doesn't like the results of an election and wants to just take over the country? that's what happens in tin pot dictatorships in third world countries.

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well congresswoman jackie speier has represented the peninsula since 2000 and eight and she's retiringthe race to replace her. he's leading san mateo county supervisor. david can napa 41% 25% and if those numbers hold the race will head to a runoff in november. i want to be there for him or whomever is selected by the voters to make sure that he has a quick start. um and that he has a head start, so i will be there for my um, the person who succeeds me in every way that i can't mullins told us much of his success. campaigning comes from spears endorsement. jackie speier's endorsement that absolutely was crucial in the size of the margin we have, but also i've been representing many of these voters for the last 10 years, and the california state assembly so bit of a known commodity there and qualifications. that experience was our message, and we will carry that to november. my hope is that we can consolidate support among the democratic candidates will be reaching out to the other democrats. tomorrow the exception mr canada who looks like i'll be competing against time now. we also cau

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. >> reporter: and on the peninsula, assemblyman mullen is leading to replace jackie speier. he was her personal pick. and california attorney general rob banta easily won a top spot on the november ballot, grabbing nearly 58% of the vote. banta, also a democrat will likely face nathan hockman. former u.s. toattorney general. >> we want you to join the rest of our morning team for the latest reaction that starts at 4:30. >>> and the other big story we're following tonight. the warriors nba final run. >> the dubs are in boston ahead of game three tomorrow, and so is kit doh. >> reporter: you know, when you're cheering on a nba final, it is easy to see your opponent as the enemy. when we got the assignment to play tourist here in boston, i thought it was going to be one heck of a hate-cation. >> boston's a great city. some people came here and never left. some people came and want to get the hell out of here. >> reporter: the other city by the bay, what do they have that san francisco does not? >> the best seafood, the best sports teams, the start of the revolution, we started

joining us now, congresswoman jackie speier of california.of the house oversight committee. thanks so much for joining us. just to remind our viewers, the gun violence debate is a personal one for you. you were shot five times on the tarmac around the 1978 jones town massacre. your boss, congressman ryan, and three journalists and a cult defector, all were killed. does that impact how you view this issue? >> of course it does, jake. anyone who has been a victim of gun violence has had their body ripped open, has a vested interest in wanting to make sure no one else endures that. two months in, skin graphs, ten surgeries, holes in my arm. let's be really clear about this, we have a country that is so committed to a gun culture that we won't even consider having 18 to 21-year-olds pause before they're allowed to buy an assault weapon. and we have had two 18-year-olds that have massacred over 30 people just in a couple of weeks. and if what we're saying is that what we're going to be willing to do is basically have a background check, the backgr

district 15 and right now, 41% of voters have voted for kevin mullin's, someone who works for jackie speier for many years, endorsed by jackie spear, followed by david with 25% support right now. they will now move forward to compete in the general election in november. dan. dan: get updated election results throughout the night. we will have the latest available online all on one page at abc7news.com/election. coming up next, we will move on. case closed. the criminal trial is over for family members accused of a string of crimes and they include human trafficking and rape. victimizing employees who worked at the care homes they operated in. plus going underground area pg&e begins an extensive and expensive effort to reduce the risk of wildfires sparked by powerlines. >> tracking triple digit heat. >> tracking triple digit heat. i am meteorologist sandhya patel - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19 the more questions and worries we have. calhope can help with free covid-19 emotional support. calhope can help with free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at c

jackie speier joined those today, and said the house is going to pass another package of bills. >> i think there is a difference in the amount of people. i think the pain and anguish and anxiety is welling up in the american people. the question is, is there a difference in the u.s. senate? that's what's got to be tested. >> reporter: people marched across the bridge. many with the group moms demand action. and some just came with her family. >> reporter: some people today told us that they had never come to an event like this before, but because of all of the mass shootings we've had recently, they felt compelled to come. >> we don't want to see this again. it's not okay. we shouldn't be experience doing this. >> reporter: meantime, debate continues in washington with opponent saying certain restrictions punish law-abiding citizens without approving safety. those marching today wants to make sure their message is clear. >> and gun violence! >> reporter: christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> message for a lot of people out there today. thanks much. we continue our message of the aft

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jackie speier's endorsement that absolutely was crucial in the size of the margin we have, but also i'verepresenting many of these voters for the last 10 years in the california state assembly so bit of a known commodity there and qualifications. that experience was our message, and we will carry that to november. my hope is that we can consolidate support among the democratic candidates will be reaching out to the other democrats. tomorrow with the exception mr canada who looks like i'll be competing against you also can help with david canopus election watch party at a pizza parlor in san bruno. he thanked his campaign volunteers and says he's excited for the expected face off in november. my vision for this county is to make sure before generation san mateo county resident so that my son can stay here. this county has become a county of the haves and the have nots. my candidacy represents bringing back the middle class. voters in this election may have had a different candidates that that during the last elections due to the statewide redistricting redistricting here is the map of the

karina: there is one bay area congressional race getting a lot of attention, congressman jackie speier retiring and the district 15 c is open. who do you see -- district 15 seat is open. who do you see coming out on top? jeremy: there are multiple democrats, the question is which two democrats will head to the runoff for a very blue sea. there is a lot of potential for vote splitting, assembly member kevin mullin was endorsed by speier. you have the san mateo county supervisor david kanepa, and a san francisco city councilwoman, so there are several candidates who could have a shot. it is a matter how democrats slice and dice the vote. karina: let's talk about democrats and republicans, what are they hoping for from voters? top of mind for many californians are homelessness, gas prices, crime, what are they banking on? jeremy: republicans are banking on what you just talked about, the realization of what we have seen in polls, that voters are concerned about inflation, crying and -- crime and almost missed which republicans hope they can use to make fraud against. democrats are looking

district 15 and right now, 41% of voters have voted for kevin mullin's, someone who works for jackie speieror many years, endorsed by jackie spear, followed by david with 25% support right now. they will now move forward to compete in the general election in november. dan. dan: get updated election results throughout the night. we will have the latest available online all on one page at abc7news.com/election. coming up next, we will move on. case closed. the criminal trial is over for family members accused of a string of crimes and they include human trafficking and rape. victimizing employees who worked at the care homes they operated in. plus going underground area pg&e begins an extensive and expensive effort to reduce the risk of wildfires sparked by powerlines. >> tracking triple digit heat. i am meteorolog you want it all, just like i do... well now there's a new way to save with xfinity. now, get unlimited internet, wifi equipment and a free streaming box... ...risk free with no term contract and a 2-year rate guarantee for just $30 a month when you add xfinity mobile. learn how you

. >> on the peninsula ablem seeman kevin mullin is leading the race to replace jackie speier, he was her personal pick. david canepa is running second. ron bon da won a top spot on the november ballot grabbing nearly 58% of the vote. he'll likely face nathan hochman, former prosecute yoor and former assistant attorney general. stay with kpix 5 for continuing coverage of the primary election on air, on kpix.com and streaming on "cbs news bay area." the election results will be scrolling right there on the bottom of your screen all morning. >>> some other big stories we're following this morning, the warriors nba finals run right now. the dubs are in boston and so i kpix 5 reporter kit do, he gave us the tour behind enemy lines. >> reporter: you know, when you're cheering on an nba finals and get so wrapped up in the action, it is easy to see your opponent as the enemy, so when we got the assignment to play tourist here in boston, i thought it was going to be one heck of a hatencation. describe boston in a few words. >> great city, some people come here and never left, some people can'

. >> reporter: commerce, jackie speier, on what people can actually do. she says, educate women in states where it's band on where and how to get access and vote. >> we were going to have to march and walk and go to these states to try and turn the tide. we're going to have to target a number of races in this country, u.s. senate seats that we can sweep. >> reporter: the court's decision states, women can still travel across state lines to get abortions. planned parenthood, changing of the structure. the state is adding more funding, as always, with an influx of new patients. in san jose, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> ian, thank you. this is the supreme court's, the court that former trumm trump helped to shape.he released a statement today, taking credit for it happen. he said, in part, today's decision, the biggest win for life in a generation, along with other decisions announced recently, will only be made possible because i delivered everything, as promised, including nominating and getting three highly-respected, strong, constitutionalists into th

speaker of the house nancy pelosi, congresswoman jackie speier and state senator scott wiener. all were there people here say it's important to have the support of big name lawmakers. it's really cool to see all of this. i have a lot of friends who are gay, but i've never seen like this much support openly transgender for decades. i'm you know, i'm glad to see there's been so much progress for the transgender community. reporting in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu to news man. you can see more of today's practiced. yvette ease on our website just had two ktvu .com. well. it has been a weekend of protests in many parts of the bay area following friday's landmark supreme court decision overturning roe versus wade stuff going on in america killing and all of that you can focus on in my private marin. one of the largest abortion rights demonstrations was held in downtown san jose yesterday. many of the protesters say they view the high court's ruling as an attack on women. if i don't have control over my body, and women or people seeking abortions don't have control of their

come november long time congresswoman jackie speier is retiring at the end of her term.er last night's election , the field of candidates to replace her has been narrowed down to two. let's take a look. there will be a runoff. between assemblyman kevin mullin, who sphere initially endorsed. he has 40% of the vote. san mateo county supervisor david kenneth to has 25% here, says she will support whichever democrat wins that runoff. jackie speier's endorsement that absolutely was crucial in the size of the margin we have, but also i've been representing many of these voters for the last 10 years, and the california state assembly so of a known commodity there and qualifications. that experience was our message. and we will carry that to november. my vision for this county is to make sure i'm 1/4 generation san mateo county resident so that my son can stay here. this county has become a county of the haves and the have have nots. my candidacy represents bringing back the middle class. from congress to some county races that we want to turn now to the local races for district

i want to welcome congresswoman jackie speier. congresswoman, i said it before.hank you for sharing your personal story. it's important, valuable. i know you have been outspoken for the last ten years about your experience. what was your and reaction? what was this like for you today after the ruling? >> well stephanie, i went over to the supreme court's early. and, the only people that were there where the protesters who were pro birth and not pro-life. and i thought, they had been tipped off. i was disgusted by it. this is the greatest setback for women's rights in the history of this country. it pains me to think that i have had this right, and that my daughter won't have this right. i can't believe that we are at this point. and, your earlier commentator said that they were telegraphing that. will we thought, maybe it was going to be a [inaudible] , maybe it was just the roberts position that was going to happen. but to have a whole lot just dead is, it is a gut punch. >> can we go back to what you just said a moment ago. did i hear you right? when you went o

reggie: voters will replace -- a on who is going to replace jackie speier. you can find all the results from the election. we will have the latest available online at abc7news/election. kumasi: survivors and families of the dems from the uvalde -- victims from the uvalde mass shootings will testify before congress. reggie: how much did warriors fans have to pay to see game three in boston. drew: we are comfortably warm today under mostly sunny skies. temperatures take off tomorrow and i excessive heat watch will go into effect friday. go into effect friday. we will take a closer big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and air, too. and the smaller microplastics get, the more damage they do. could they end up in you, your bodies, their prey? new studies indicate possible links to mutations in dna. an evil lie with a future's worth of harm. to the world, now you know. so sound the alarm. ok, floor and decor, show me what you've got. now this tile

congresswoman jackie speier, here she was today recounting her harrowing encounters during the jonestownsacre nearly 45 years ago. >> i believe i'm the only member of the house that's a victim of gun violence. my body is riddled with bullets. i live with that every single day. >> laura: her ordeal was horrific but she breezed past something that happened less than five ago. if a deranged bernie sanders supporter fired off more than 60 rounds and add republican colleagues. five people were tingling in my next guest who almost died. congressman steve scalise turns me now on the hearings that were being held, it was convenient and i can't imagine she forgot what happened five years ago, your reaction? >> laura, look, clearly we knew what happened. whatever her reason was, i think most americans are sick and tired of the politicalization to change the topic. they know what the american people are angry about. they're angry about what joe biden and nancy pelosi and the far left socialist agenda have done to people. they wish congress was addressing those things, not an attempt to take away gu

i will speak to congresswoman jackie speier in a moment.try. then, reefer madness, the gop will blame anything and everyone but guns for our mass shooting epidemic. i am ayman mohyeldin, let's get started. we begin this hour with a stunning report from the new york times about the security risk to vice president mike pence ahead of the capital insurrection. back on january 5th of 2021, pence then chief of staff delivered an urgent warning to the head of the security detail, saying in part, quote, that the

. >> in congress, voters deciding who is going to replace representative jackie speier. kevin mullin 41% of the vote, david campa with 23%, and that is with 85% of the total vote. we have complete election results in one place, abc7news.com/election. >> 5:08 a.m., and we are off to a warmer morning compared to yesterday. anywhere from about three to seven degrees warmer this morning than we were at this time yesterday, but all in all, today is a pretty convertible day. low pressure is still close by. it brings us some high clouds throughout the day and keeps temperatures comfortably warm. but tomorrow especially into friday, this ridge of high pressure is really going to build in across california and bring about that dangerous heat friday afternoon. today, enjoy the comfortably warm air. six teas and as we go hour-by-hour. it is a really nice morning. we just need that light layer, but you can get rid of it pretty early on throughout the day. i 2:00 p.m. come our warmest spots in the 70's and 80's, so not excessively hot i any means. warm and sunny midweek. 74 in oaklan

cornell: congresswoman jackie speier is a survivor of gun violence. she hopes there will be a political compromise to keep schools and society safer. >> if we had 100 people dying in a plane every day, congress would be acting. somehow, because it happens with guns, it is ok? it is not ok. >> than gun violence. cornell: in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. liz: bay area law enforcement agencies are making gun owners an offer in an effort to get dangerous weapons off the marin is one of two counties to hold gun buyback events. $100 each for a rifle or shotgun, no questions asked. they rounded up 500 guns in four hours. >> it starts the conversations at home about gun safety and whether or not they want guns in the home. if they do, how to secure them and properly store them, keep them safe. if they do not, this is a perfect event in which people can come in and turn in their guns. and not only that, but also get paid money. liz: this was the first gun buyback event since 2016. the number of weapons collected does not include stolen guns that

50 years, so joining us now to discuss the wide ranging ramifications has barria congresswoman jackie speier? congresswoman we knew this was coming. but now that it's here, what are your thoughts? half of the women in this country are not going to be able to access abortions. this is a supreme court that has weaponized its function. it is a tool of the far right. it is the extreme supremes and it is going to bode very poorly for all of us that care about issues like um, gay marriage, lgbt rights, contraception, all of which clarence thomas, in his opinion , said, should be on the table. they are taking this country back to a time that was very dark. and the vast majority of americans on both sides of the aisle support a woman's right to choose. what they are saying now is that there is government mandated pregnancy. if you can imagine that. yeah you know, congresswoman bands are expected and roughly half the states and something i just read here on a p, but and i asked this of a professor we had on earlier. this is not the beginning. this this is not the end of people who want to ban abortio

last hour, i spoke with democratic congresswoman jackie speier about the impact this could have on americas women. >> the constitution, when i went to law school, is a living, breathing document. now, they want to take us back. it is the greatest step back in women's rights in this country in our history, and we can't allow this to be retained. there's many steps we have to take. >> and also today, president biden signing that landmark gun bill into law. the first major legislation addressing gun legislation in decades. this morning, the president enjoying a rare break in the partisan gridlock in capitol hill. >> today, we say more than enough. we say, more than enough. it's time when it's seems to get anything done in washington, we can do something consequential. we can reach compromise on guns. we will be able to reach compromise on other critical issues. and after signing that bill, the president immediately was boarding air force one to fly to germany for a g7 summit of world leaders. his top domestic priority is to fight inflation here at home, and it is a global issue, global rise in

speaker of the house nancy pelosi, congresswoman jackie speier and state senator scott wiener. all were there people here say it's important to have the support of big name lawmakers. it's really cool to see all of this because i have a lot of friends who are gay, but i've never seen like this much support openly transgender for decades. i'm you know, i'm glad to see there's been so much progress for the transgender community. reporting in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu to news. thousands of people lined the streets of manhattan for new york city's 52nd annual pride march. the theme this year was and a part of unapologetically us, and it was new york's first in person pride parade since the start of the pandemic, just like san francisco's mainly in the crowd said there needs to be renewed activism within the lgbtq community. after the supreme court signaled new targets, including same sex relationships , marriage and contraception. the chicago pride parade also returned for the first time since 2019. this was the parades 51st year, and it was as colorful as ever. anti pr

peninsula congresswoman jackie speier is condemning the supreme court's decision. we spoke with her earlier on morning sun to on the nine this morning. she calls the ruling hypocritical and extreme and says the intentions of conservative lawmakers is to ban reproductive rights nationwide. all of us who live in california , who have some of the best laws on the books are now going to be threatened. um as we have seen with the decision they came down with yesterday on concealed carry california had a law in place that you know you had to meet certain standards. the supreme court on the one hand, says less government. on the other hand, says more government . it is a right wing agenda that they are not just promoting. they are putting into law which should make all of us quite concerned. representative spear also says the court's decision is taking the country back to a time that was very dark. san francisco's mayor, mayor breed issued this statement, it says in part, this decision is devastating to women. and our country. it goes on to say san francisco cannot correc

. >> congresswoman jackie speier, thank you very much. good to see you. >> thank you. >> off next, the january 6th hearings and a big development at thursday's hearing. new information about who asked president trump for a pardon. we would you will have a lot more coming up. you are watching a new addition of andrea mitchell reports. this is all next on msnbc. s all next on msnbc. only pay for what you need. if anyone objects to this marriage... (emu squawks) kevin, no! not today. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ as a business owner, only pay for what you need. your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast b

but recent history, it's no concern the democrats pick congresswoman jackie speier here she was today recounting her harrowing encounter during a jonestown massacre nearly forty five years ago. >> i believe i'm the only member of this house that is a victim of gun violence. >> my body is riddled with bullets. >> i live with that every single day. her ordeal was horrific, but she breezed right past something that happened less than five years ago. it was then on a virginia baseball diamond where a deranged bernie sanders supporter fired off more than 60 rounds aspires republican colleagues. five people were hit, including my next guest who almost died as a result. congressman steve scalise joins me now. congressman aspires amission on the day that these hearings are being held. oh , here's a little bit convenient. i can't imagine she forgot what happened five years ago. your reaction, laura ? look, i mean, clearly we all know what happened. they you know, whatever her reason was, i think most americans are just sick and tired of the politicization that you're seeing by the democrats to

arguably the biggest race to watch will be who will eventually fill congresswoman jackie speier seats were announced in november that she would not seek re election after representing the peninsula since 2000 and 81 key race that received nationwide attention is proposition h. the effort to recall san francisco district attorney chase a. boudin ktvu. christian captain, has a look at how the district attorney is trying to keep his job as well as the voter turnout in san francisco. san francisco's department of elections says as of tuesday morning about 25% of ballots had been returned well on the way to the 39% voter turnout. in previous primary elections, voters agree even with senate and gubernatorial races on the ballot. there is one issue driving san franciscans to vote this time. eight h h. i think one of the biggest issues is probably the district attorney recall supporters of district attorney chase boudin taking to the streets and the d, a himself, making his case to voters, saying the recall campaign is the work of republican donors who don't like the idea of criminal justice

arguably the biggest race to watch will be who will eventually fill congresswoman jackie speier seatsced in november that she would not seek re election after representing the peninsula since 2000 and 81 key race that received nationwide attention is proposition h. the effort to recall san francisco district attorney chase a. boudin

>> as the member designated by congressman greg stanton and congresswoman jackie speier, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 3 3580. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. grijalva of arizona, ms. stansbury of new mexico, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 3580. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by representative gottheimer, peters, mccormick, coast bar, chairwoman eddie bernice johnson, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on s. 3580. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from north carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. price and mr. hank johnson, i inform the house that mr. price and mr. johnson will vote yea on s. 3580. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from delaware seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. bass of

peninsula congresswoman jackie speier is going to host a town hall to fight discrimination.coming together. stop a ap. i hate, she says hate crimes against the asian and pacific islander community increased. 77% since the start of the pandemic, and she's hoping everyone attending her town hall is going to share their experiences and work together to come up with ways to end violence and embrace diversity. that form will start at two p.m. at the millbrae community center on lincoln circles. and anton watson, the man accused of killing an 84, year old grandfather from thailand will stand trial in san francisco. prosecutors say neighborhood surveillance video shows watson knocking down ready to pack d in january of last year. the victim was out for his daily walk when he was knocked to the ground and he died from his injuries several days later. his relatives believe that attack was racially motivated. and new this morning. one firefighter has died after being trapped in a burning building that collapsed in philadelphia. and this is video from the scene that we just received th

50 years, so joining us now to discuss the wide ranging ramifications has barria congresswoman jackie speierwe knew this was coming. but now that it's here, what are your thoughts? half of the women in this country are not going to be able to a

they will be joined by family members, students, gun violence survivors as well as congresswoman jackie speierherself survived being shot five times when she was ambushed during a congressional visit to jonestown. in 1978 moms demand action is a nationwide group, which also held rallies earlier this week in san francisco and the state capital, and we're joined now by a member of the san jose chapter of moms demand action. rachel michaelson. good morning, rachel. thank you so much for joining us. good morning. thanks for having me. absolutely we're talking about that event at the golden gate bridge, but the san jose chapter has its own event today. can you tell us a little bit about that? for sure. so yeah. so we are the senators, a local group. we will be in sunday ville at the plaza . um at two pm gathering and community because we know the antidote to all of this pain. that we didn't feeling and anger and outrage is to come together in community, so we'll be coming together. and what you're seeing on the screen right now are called full boxes. um and they are a beautiful art installation fro