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barbara boxer on the melt down over the patriot act. a look at the private conversations about caitlyn. >> father'sa a little messed up, but she's pretty good. >> she's cute. caitlyn jenner is the father. >> all in starts now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chase hayes. there is one state that jeb bush must win if he wants to be president. his home state of florida. that for jeb bush is no sure thing. he took part in a cattle call in the state he used to govern and an event convened by the current florida governor rick scott in walt disneyworld in orlando. a new poll found bush's lead in the primary fight evaporated with registered republican-leaning voters falling from 21% in march of this year to 10% in the new survey. push is tied with at least six competitors including his rival marco rubio who spoke to scott summit from washington where she was voted on the patriot act provisions. he plans to fight from florida despite bush's status. also speaking at the summit perhaps the most memorable moment belonged to another gop hopeful.

barbara boxer tweeted this photo of ohio senator brown wearing a golden state warriors jersey.t was all part of their nba finals vote. senator boxer takes home some beer from the hopping frog brewery and dianne feinstein also got some beer from her bet with ohio's other senator rob portman. >>> floatmakers are busy working around the clock to get ready for the parade. the san francisco company was originally building floats for the city's gay pride parade at the end of the month. but after tuesday night's big win in cleveland, they got the call to start working immediately on floats for the warriors' victory parade in oakland. >> we just immediately changed directions and started going toward basketball and that will be the main focus for the next two days. then we'll be back to pride. >> ride the ducks is providing six cable cars and five duck vehicles. >> the floats have to be completed by midnight tonight and will then be towed across the bay bridge at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. and the parade starts at 10:00 a.m. but fans can start lining up at 5:00. b.a.r.t. plans to run all day

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she will be rolling this out with senator barbara boxer. two people that don't normally vote together, they're much together for this. they are stepping forward to put out a six-year policy bill and i give her a lot of credit for that. that is a bipartisan issue coming out of committee. i sit on the committee that finances it. we have yet to have a hearing. we are having our first hearing this thursday and it runs out in 45 days. we need your help to get beyond where we are. this is about our economy, national security, jobs, commerce, competitive in this internationally. chief seib: what about a repatriation of earnings that create some revenue but also has the added advantage of having companies bringing money back here. senator stabenow: i think that is something we should be seriously looking at. as a senior member of the finance committee, i think we should be doing tax reform. it does need to happen. the international piece , i think, could happen depending on how it's done. chief seib: between now and the election? senator stabenow:

. >> barbara boxer says my heart is full of joy because the supreme court recognized that all americans should be able to marry the person they love. >> the white house itself can tweet, we are people who believe that every child is entitled to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. alice at 97.3 a great radio station in the bay area. they say now it's just called marriage. tim cook apple's ceo saying here today marks a victory for equality, perseverance and love. >> tim cook coming out as gay not too long ago and he is proud of it. >> he said people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do. and we think we have one more tweet from tim there. that's about it. >> let's revisit some of the president's remarks. he addressed the supreme court decision just about an hour ago. >> this decision will end the patchwork system we currently have. it will end the uncertainty hundreds of thousands of same- sex couples face from not knowing whether their marriage legitimate in the eyes of one state will remain if they decide to move or even visit another. this

oaklandish tote bag and hopefully no payoff and at the landon street brewery they learned that senator barbara boxer has made a friendly bet with their oakland-style beer. >> all of these reporters should be seeing the great support that the community is giving to not just the warriors, but the local businesses. >> the mayor says she hopes the cameras will capture images of the majestic cranes along the waterfront and lake merit which now has banners of the warriors on light poles. >> i feel there is such a buzz and glow about the city that more people need to see it. >> reporter: and perhaps during the nba finals they will. in oakland, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> well, it wasn't all serious game talk at today's media day. coming up in about ten minutes we'll take a look at two of the funnier moments that happened and it includes jimmy kimmel's sidekick guillermo and curry's daughter, the adorable riley. abc 7 is the only place where you can see the warriors in the finals and game one will be at oracle arena tomorrow night at 6:00. game two is at 5:00 on sunday also in oakland followed by game th

counterpart, it includes a tote bag, hopefully no payoff and at the brewery has learned that senator barbara boxer has made a bet with their oakland beer. >> these people are seeing the attention that is being given to the local businesses. >> they are hoping that the cames will capture the images on of the cranes on the waterfront waterfront. >> i feel there such a buzz and a glow about the city that more peopl need to see it. >> all eyes on okoakland, especially if the warriors win. >> oh they are going to win. >> abc 7 news. >> as a teen-- teenager lebn james spent time playg for oakland basketball. he still knows severalpeople in oakland from those days and he had, toy, he will not be offended if their loyalties lie wi the warriors. >> it's good to see friends tha you spent time with when you re younger a you know i know you are rooting for the warriors, and that's cool. >> that's cool. as you know abc 7 is th only place where you can see the warriors in the finals. live coverage begins tomorrow. game one is of course at oracle arena and game two will be sunday also in oakland, games three and

i remember seeing barbara boxer, the senator from california, saying she felt she got earned by prior trade deals as you mentioned a few minutes ago. what was it that this transparency weston? what is the opponents of this not see? example, it has more to do with the transpacific deal that is still being negotiated. they cannot show right now the current work product that the innate industry should is .egotiating members of congress can't go in to racing and private room and view the terms, but they cannot show that to the world. the response from supporters is that this trade promotion authority would actually horse -- forced the posting of the for of any final agreement 60 days before the president can sign a free-trade agreement. they argue that the transparency is there. that critics are overstating some of these issues. that is some of the debate we heard play out today on the floor. scarlet: thank you for that update. mentioned, not totally dead yet. we have to wait until tuesday. still ahead, goldman sachs calls for reform of high sta kes stock trading, but wants to get back in

how would democratic senators barbara boxer and cory booker how would they solve urban violence and runaway murder rates? they're introducing legislation that would require states to report all police shootings to the justice department, now that will fix everything. and new york's attorney general, eric schneiderman, he's got a solution for black on black violence for rising murder rates. his solution a special task force to investigate police killings. what would mayor rahm emanuel do about rising black on black crime in chicago, including dramatically higher murder rates? the best he could offer is a call for tougher gun control laws, that would of course have to be obeyed by the law-abiding citizens who are in no way, shape, or form the problem. and in baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake called in the justice department, she asked for a civil rights investigation of her own police force which she's been in charge of for five years. how about instead an investigation into the corruption and the ineptitude of the democratic organizations and leaders who have been running the country'

senator sherrod brown is supposed to pay up today with his friendly wager with california senator barbara boxer. since the warriors defeated the cavs to win the nba championship, brown is supposed to bring boxer and the staff beer from the hopping frog brewery in akron, ohio. akron is from where lebron james grew up. it's also where warriors mvp steph curry was born as well. >>> you're going to callscz?in sick for work tomorrow i'm sure but if you can't, you can watch it at the office because we'll be on tv. we'll also be online. nbcbayarea.com. we'll have information on road closures and transportation as well. >>> in addition to the parç%1hr(t&háhp &hc ddress the u.s. conference of mayors tomorrow afternoon in san francisco and after that he'll do some fundraising and he'll stay overnight before leaving saturday morning. 9 president is expected to fly intoÑi sfo sometime around 1:00. >>> new video this morning of the re-opening of delores park. one of the favorite spots in san francisco's mission district. the north side is finally opening again after moreçó than a year ofçó renovations. th

barbara boxer supported it. so we have to go back in time and not call out individuals for political purposes. >> i'm sure there are some people who have some regret. >> absolutely. >> every single candidate in the gop side is distancing this. >> no they're not. know. >> they're now. >> she's right. >> i've interviewed all republican candidates. >> i've interviewed every republican candidate. they do not. >> they do not distance themselves. >> when i've seen them interrogated perhaps not using enhanced interrogation techniques on other shows they have definitely begun to distance themselves because they understand that is where the public is. that's where the public knowledge is. >> the person has to distance themselves from what has happened there is hillary clinton. we left iraq after peace was won and it fell apart. she has to distance herself from 2011. we don't have to. >> i would say she's done a good job of evaluating the mistakes made and been pretty candid about them. i would disagree with that. it's in

of democratic senators that i have worked with i'm actually co-sponsoring a bill with senator barbara boxeria. >> two peas in a pod. >> i think iowa said what the heck is going on? i think california said what the heck is going on. >> reporter: arming kurdish fighters in the fight against isis. >> i'm not ready to put ground troops in. but i think we're coming to a juncture where we will have to make that hard decision. >> how would you tell those military families, when so many have fought and so many have died how do you say we're going to go back again? >> first we haven't made that determination yet. we'll have to make a decision at some point. but, having served in the middle east i see a need at some point if we don't get this situation under control, isis will continue to spread. and i think most of service members understand that and many of them are ready to go back if that call comes up. >> she's a woman from a swing state with military experience who clearly has a style of her own. >> safety first. but it creates helmet hair. >> reporter: could ernst set her sights higher than th

i knew that democratic senator barbara boxer was on the floor of the senate saint of the senate sameime she voted for trade commotion of authority that she felt like she got taken advantage of because some of the things in this are actually not as transparent as they should be. betty: they are all looking at their political careers, too. much more ahead on "bloomberg market day." where did millenials want to work the most? we will have a breakdown of their favorite companies. ♪ betty: we will be edged out by the millennial's in just a few years. welcome back. i am. what does it take to attract millenials to the workforce? companies more hours, have been clamoring for the secret sauce. according to a report, one company has figured it out. to talk now, we have julie. it is not any secret. google is at the top of list. julie: company you want to work for is google. they looked at 240,000 business and engineering's didn't across the world and google was far and away the winter. betty: why? julie: millenial's what a purpose in the sense of the ability to innovate. when you think of googl

when i talked yesterday with senator barbara boxer, one of 14 democratic women in the senate, i asked her what she made of that chart. >> i think what we've seen happen in the republican party over time is they've changed dramatically, they used to be for the equal rights amendment. they used to be for equal pay for equal work, they used to be prochoice. i remember when i was involved early on in my career. probably before you were born in planned parenthood and these other groups, republicans were leading the way, and they changed dramatically, now we have a party that does not reflect the dreams, hopes, aspirations of our daughters. >> a senator points out. this is more than just a rhetorical shift. like the 20 week abortion ban, scott walker says he'll sign, which not only prohibits exceptions for rape and incest, it would also allow the father to sue for emotional distress if he disagrees with the woman's decision to terminate her pregnancy regardless of whether the man in question is in a relationship with the woman. joining me now, senator tammy baldwin. senator, your reaction t

senator barbara boxer issued this same to the ruling -- today my heart is full of joy, because the supreme court recognized all americans should be able to marry the person they love. >> silicon valley certainly reacting as well. this is from tim cook -- today marks a victory for equality, perseverance and love. you'll remember of course, cook came out in the fall of last year. >>> and take a look at google's home page under the search bar. it reads youtube and google are produce to celebrate marriage equality. >> and a notice in the change in the business world. ben & jeris's temporarily renamed chocolate chip cookie dough for i dough i dough for the summer. >>> we have online stories on our website, nbcbayarea.com, all kinds of other things. as well a picture for a small pro baseball team back the first openly gale active baseball player. sean conroy came out to his parents when he was 16. he's been open ever since, but not with his team until recently. last night, he had his first start since that moment for the sonoma stompers. the team celebrated pride night, the players wore rainbow

woman's pregnancy right up until the last minute to be paid for by taxpayers, a policy summarized by barbara boxer as it's not a life intimately to the hospital. how do you feel about that? that's extreme. when i tell women how do you feel about the fact that a 13 year-old girl needs her mother's permission to go to a tanning salon but not to get an abortion? how do you feel about that? how do you feel about the fact that a tattoo parlor is more rigorously inspected and regulated than an abortion clinic. the truth is the american people have found common ground on this issue, and the common ground is abortion for any reason at all after five months is a problem, which is what i expect the democratic would have a very difficult time fighting back against the pain capable unborn child protection act which just passed the house and is now going to be debated in the senate. >> one more question -- [applause] i don't mean to belabor you with questions that other women debate about you, some of the unfavorable. nicole wallace who worked for the mccain campaign in 2008 famously, maybe you matter, she had

remember that group of 20 liberals, barbara boxer leon panetta. they were all married people with solid marriages. though hugged together to keep everything together. they were all good people. so there's a lot of really good straight arrow members of congress who are loyal to their families and wives and husbands. it's a very clean operation. prudish operation, most of it. cases like this pop out. i go with the old rule, i think it's better than it looks. >> i know it is, too. i understand why the public doesn't believe me. >> it creates a vicious cycle for the institution of congress which is more and more of these scandals come out. fewer and fewer really great quality candidates want to run for office. that's what we are seeing s, i think in public office today. being a member of congress is no longer honorable in most parts of the country, which is sad. >> it is. that will have a recurring cycle. amy, i want to get to one thing about this hastert thing. how is a guy who had a net worth less than $500,000 in congress end up with $12 million. h

. >>> from oakland to washington, d.c., senator barbara boxer cashing in on her bet with her counterpart from ohio. brown hand delivered beer from lebron james hometown. he did it all wearing warriors gear. he delivered cavaliers swag that senator boxer said thanks but no thanks. get it out of here. in case you were wondering had we lost, our senator wagered warriors ground coffee and a case of linden street breweries oakland glow pilsner. we're keeping that for ourselves. >> that yellow jersey looks so good. >> it's nice to see. it's been so much good fortune, a lot of glow around the bay area with the warriors here. >> the shining moment tomorrow. watching the parade forecast. we're going to see temperatures in the 60s and 70s. here's a live look at oakland right now. hazy skies. temperatures could be climbing into the 90s though beginning tomorrow in parts of the bay area. we'll show you where when we come right back. >> i'm sam brock. the link between passing marijuana reform laws and the threat of higher teen usage of pot has been debated. does new research answer some of these ques

. >> i agree with barbara boxer the family roomer congressman.nity in america not based on raws. every american is entitled to protection from criminals of any color. so when we in the so-called black community, i don't live in a black community. i don't live in a white community. i live in an american community. i live in new york city. every community has to be open to everybody. >> the only way -- and i say i don't care what color you are. thugs are thugs and we need he extra protection of the law from thugs. >> i don't disagree with that. >> i know you don't. >> don't talk about black-on-black violence. >> more cautious when you go in a dangerous area than if you go. >> if i walk into italian naciousz according to you? >> let's get to the crux of the matter. of the black crime problem all right? which exists, is flefer going to be involved fly out what people it ha has to be sastled by muslims. >> that's no than sense it will cam. >> >> in it's true. at this time has been hobby be has been. in any no black family is any more or less than whit

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starting in washington, d.c., senator -- california senator barbara boxer getting some beer personally man, ohio's senator while he wears a warriors' jersey and other our other senator, dianne feinstein is getting more beer from another ohio brewery from rob portman. and oakland representative barbara lee getting a bunch of goodies from cleveland representative marcia fudge. that includes chocolates, peanuts and pastries and the oakland to cleveland art museum sponsoring a art exhibit for a hundred kids from east bay ymca. oakland has another scricketry to sell -- victory to celebrate. libby shap and cleveland mayor held a contest to see which city could raise the most money for the local food banks during the finals. it wasn't even close. look at that. alameda county food bank raised $18,000 and the greater cleveland food bank just $1700. dave, you know, that we had a bet going with our sister fox station in cleveland. we'll be talking about that a little bit later. that will be shown tomorrow. >> we'll show that tomorrow. they lost. we'll talk about that tomorrow. >>> right now we're

every december, and the one that was in copenhagen, obama went over, nancy pelosi john kerry, barbara boxer, and hillary clinton, all five of them went over to tell the 192 countries that we're going to pass legislation that was cap and trade legislation. then i went over as one-man truth squad, and it was really fun. i remember talking in wiric's place. i went over there and said you've heard about all these people. i'm going to tell you guys, it's not going to happen. they all lied to you. and of course it didn't happen. but all 191 other countries had one thing in mind, in common. they all hated me. but nonetheless. here's the interesting thing. right before leaving you remember lisa jackson. lisa jackson was the first appointment of an epa director by this president. and i, i really, i was the only republican who liked her. and it's because she couldn't tell a lie. you don't fit in this administration unless you can lie. so i asked her the question right before i went over to copenhagen. now this is live on tv. i said now i have a feeling that once i leave town you're going to come up w

every december, and the one that was in copenhagen, obama went over, nancy pelosi john kerry, barbara boxer, and hillary clinton, all five of them went over to tell the 192 countries that we're going to pass legislation that was cap and trade legislation. then i went over as one-man truth squad, and it was really fun. i remember talking in wiric's place. i went over there and said you've heard about all these people. i'm going to tell you guys, it's not going to happen. they all lied to you. and of course it didn't happen. but all 191 other countries had one thing in mind, in common. they all hated me. but nonetheless. here's the interesting thing. right before leaving you remember lisa jackson. lisa jackson was the first appointment of an epa director by this president. and i, i really, i was the only republican who liked her. and it's because she couldn't tell a lie. you don't fit in this administration unless you can lie. so i asked her the question right before i went over to copenhagen. now this is live on tv. i said now i have a feeling that once i leave town you're going to come up w

we have one of the most liberal members of the senate, barbara boxer, and her counterpart is one of the most conservative members of this body jim inhofe from oklahoma. and they know the importance. they know the importance, these two divergent political spectrums know that we have to do something about the highway system. and they're going to put out a bill. they're going to authorize it and then we need to figure out a way to fund that. republicans don't seem interested in that. with the looming deadline republicans are showing no haste in forming a plan to develop this system that we have to do something about. congressional republicans see no urgency to schedule hearings, mark up a bill, take testimony in other ways, or make the highway trust fund solvent. and with every day that passes, our federal highway trust fund inches closer and closer to insolvency. it's clear we'lled in to get to -- need to that program this week or next week but we won't. look at the schedule. it means we're left with july. looking at the senate calendar for july assuming the republican leader will keep th

we have passed a highway bill where the more conservative members worked with barbara boxer and the others. it does not go anywhere nearly as far as we should go. we should invest a trillion dollars in two rebuilding our infrastructure and when we do that, we will make huge progress , but we will also open up 13,000 jobs we desperately need. >> if there is a foreign-policy objective, what would it be? senator sanders: the world is a crazy place. but this is what i do for a living. i voted against the war in iraq. i think that was the right vote. what you have to understand, when you go to war very often you have unintended consequences. you heard, i heard people like vice president cheney, they said we will go win, our troops will be back six months later. we will establish democracy, isn't that a wonderful thing? yes, it's a wonderful thing, but there were unintended consequences. we are suffering those consequences today. we have to understand war has consequences. be very, very careful before you put our troops in harms way. you cannot do it alone. you need an international coalition. i

a highway bill where jim inhofe, one of the most conservative members of the second work with barbara boxerto come up with a step for. doesn't go anywhere as far as we should go. in my view, we should invest one thing dollars in rebuilding our infrastructure. in the next five years and when we do that we make huge progress but we also create up to 30 million jobs, something we desperately need house that is to say standards doctrine with regards to foreign policy, what would it be? >> guest: the world is a crazy place today, a dangerous place a very complicated place and i think it's impossible to give you a 30-second answer. this is what i do think. i voted against the war in iraq. i think history will show the right vote. what we've got to understand is that when you go to war very often europe and attended consequences. uart, i heard people like vice president cheney, don rumsfeld, resident bush they will go in overthrow saddam hussein, our troops will be back six months later, we will establish democracy in the middle east. isn't that a wonderful thing? it's a wonderful thing but many o

barbara boxer, a california senator saying it's a victory for millions of americans who now have affordablebamacare. saying it's long pastime for republicans to end the efforts to undermine the affordable care act and she is calling on them to join them in fulfilling the promise of quality, affordable healthcare for all. >> santa clara university professor watching the president with us. we heard the president say he doesn't want to keep refighting battles. and pointing to the fact that affordable care act has certainly been in trouble before. dissenting justice scalia said we should call it scotus care. the supreme court essentially saved it twice now. we heard from the president. we heard from the supreme court. do you think it will quiet the challengers, will do it still be challenged in the future? >> this case was created through a political situation in which groups of people who opposed obamacare got together to think about the best way of challenging it. this was their -- in their estimation, their best shot at challenging it. it would stand to reason we would not see another case.

the one in copenhagen obama went nancy pelosi, john cherry, barbara boxer, hillary clinton the hundred and 92 countries that we are going to pass legislation cap and trade legislation. i went over and it was good. right after getting back it was neat. you have heard about these people. it is not going to happen. they like they like me and it did not happen. they all hated me. here is the interesting thing. the first appointment of the epa director by this president. i was the only republican. if. she could not tell a lie. and so i asked her the question. i said this is live on tv. once i leave town you will come up with an endangerment finding to allow you to do with regulations what you can't do, don't have the votes to get done. you have to use some kind of science behind it. well and so it could not have been more appropriate a matter of hours after. on this handout we actually tell you the quotes that were made, the uk telegraph scientific scandal, the worst of our generation. that should have killed her right there. we there. we had the votes from the people who were trying to mak

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