you are barbara boxer which is great.hank you so much. >> thank you. >> coming up, we're going to dial the clock backwards about 17 yard and look at a vintage donald trump and hear what he had to say long before his political emergence. hardball round table coming here. >>> it's totally unscripted and it works. you can't hide from the public. they really get to understand you as we all understand you, chris. >> welcome back. that was donald trump 12 years ago saying you can't hide from the public when you're on tv as much as he is. he was describing his new reality show, "the apprentice." it's also how he's running for the presidential campaign. back in 1999 when trump was doing a run for president and asked if he would ever consider choosing a woman as his running mate. here is who he suggested. >> would you consider a woman for your running mate and if so, who? >> i would consider and as chris can tell you, i threw out the name of the a friend of mine. some people thought it was an incredible idea. i said oprah winfrey

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representing marin and sonoma counties in the house and her slogan when she first ran in 1982, barbara boxer gives a damn. kpix 5 reporter joe vasquez is looking at the top possibilities to replace boxer, and joe, it looks like two democrats will be running against each other in november. tell me about it. >> reporter: the end of one er a ken, could be beginning of a new era. two women, women of color at that and two women of the democratic party expected to be the top winners. loretta sanchez cast her voight this morning, a latina, a moderate democrat and represented central orange county for two decades and she has 14% of the vote. kamala harris, the california attorney general had 30% of the vote in the same field poll and voted in los angeles. she is the former san francisco district attorney. she is considered the more progressive candidate. both women are vying for the u.s. senate seat of barbara boxer and there are republicans and other candidates for senate but these two candidates appear to be the two frontrunners. and the two front runners in this election, no matter what party, wi

with cameras -- barbara boxer won't shows us her check book that's right, and anyway. it was a totally e-total nightmare soy grew up. sick of this. i don't need this and go back toking be reporter and have a tv show. i built it up and called home to sue and i said this is it. i won't do this senate race are and i thought he'd be happy because he has two minds as most spouses are but we miss you and spot you. so instead of saying oh i'm happy but he said let's talk about it when you get home. i said there's nothing to talk about. and on o the way home i stop off at a party thech watching 0 minute and showed me in a happier moment u now sue upstairs watching baseball game and two kids now -- adults waiting for me they were working, and they said mom. you can't drop out this is so soupy i hate to tell it sound lightning it is made up. why not? i'm so sick of this, i mean, i have of to some dignity and they said we're going to read you a book that you always read us oh, the places you go. a dr. seuss thing and this keact be happening two adults reading you're up, down, and

after that senator barbara boxer speaks to graduates at university of california berkeley. followed by attorney general loretta lynch at spelman college in atlanta. later oracle founder larry ellison speaks to the graduating class at the university of southern california. >> booktv with 48 hours of non-fiction authors every weekend. here are programs to watch for. saturday night at 10:00 eastern on "after words," senate majority leader mitch mcconnell discusses his life and politics and his book the long game, a memoir. he is interviewed by tennessee senator lamar alexander. >> all majorities are fleeting and depending upon what the american people decide this november i could be the minority leader next year and the majority leader position does present a real opportunity, even in a body like the senate which is very difficult to make function, there are advantages setting agenda and what we call the right of first recognition to move the country in the direction it would like to go. >> on sunday, "in depth," live with guest steve forbes, author and editor-in-chief of "for

she is saying barbara boxer fought for recession.rbara boxer is getting scared about climate change. so anyway, flash forward i think to cnn as a matter of fact. she is miked up lately i've been everything she is saying is being recorded. et cetera speaking of staff on how to do interview give me the latest issues in the morning. there's been a change in this, that or the other. she says to her staff, had the same arbor boxer's hair? i said now, what about it. it is so yesterday and she starts laughing. now the truth is about my hair, it's always had a life of its own. however, i thought at that moment, everybody does. so what is she doing when she is saying this? it's kind of been in salt. if you're wealthy enough to have a hairdresser that follows you around every day, which most of us do not. >> host: she got in trouble with that and i think in again. people understood we were in a hard time. including we stood up against the iraq war. there were so many times that you are alone or maybe had a few people that you are willing to ta

not not, who's there, barbara boxer. boxer. the first thing that would happen if someone would say i didn't think you would be so small. what did they expect? they expected a big person. i didn't expect you'd be so short, they'd say say. then i'd say yep, i am. and then they'd say i could never vote for you, you have four kids you're abandoning. i said excuse me, i have two kids. she said no you don't, and she gets in an argument with me. i said lady if you've ever given birth, you never forget it and i did it twice and i walked away. what are you going to do. i was at another meeting and things were going great and i was telling the group about how we had to perverted observe the environment and it was wonderful and it was at a suburban part of my district. i thought i making it, i'm hitting it. a hand hand goes up in the back and this woman says howdy have time to do your dishes. we'll even then i was taken aback. i mean for sake, i just said i use paper plates which was stupid. this was an environmental group and i thought i

senate to replace retiring senator barbara boxer. voters can make their pick regardless of party. the top two vote getters advance. and tell come down to kamala harris and loretta sanchez, and if that muchs, it will be the first time that a republican has not appeared on the california ballot for u.s. senate. >>> and voters will decide whether to save the bay, fund shoreline improvements, clean up, and restoration projects. senator dianne feinstein is a supporter. >> our airports, freeways, infrastructure will be threatened. headquarters of tech companies, the lifeline of our regional economy will be forced to relocate and our natural resources could be drastically altered. >> the opponents call the measure unfair because big corporations like google would pay the same amount as private citizens. stay with kpix 5 as complete results roll in senate or head to cbssf.com. >>> the sunshine state is looking like anything but this afternoon. >> and it was a freight train sound. >> how they are cleaning up the mess that colin left behind. >> and next time you order an uber, don't dawdle.

she is represented the state of california for decades and now senator barbara boxer is set to retire. hear what she told us about the candidates running for her seat. >> ahead, why the increase in temperatures are raising concerns about the zika virus. >>> and the new plan to address a series of shootings on a stretch of freeway in the east bay. we will talk to henry lee that will break down the obstacles standing in the way. fox 2 news at 6:30 is next. >>> senator barbara boxer in the bay talking about her new auto biography when she was elected to office in 1993 she was only one of six senators elected in capitol hill and now she is ready to retire. 34 people are running for the senate seat. loretta sanchez and kamala harris are topping the policy. >> with this new type of primary it could be they wind up running against each other. it is crazy. i could say with confidence a strong democratic woman will take my seat. >> senator boxer's new auto biography is out called the art of tough. fearlessly facing politics and life. >> you are watching ktvu at 6:30. new details in a series of

barbara boxer paid off her nba finals bed with an nba lawmaker. on a lebron james jersey and put on the 21st amendment bruise to senator brown. >> boxer said she almost included a warrior towel because brown will be sweating the next time the two teams meet, that's for sure. >> she has that right. on to sports. larry is off. >> that's right. we have rick quan in tonight. >> hi, uma. coming up in sports we know would will play in the copa america final. and the giants close out another victory in style of the you guy's be good[ bark ] i'll [ bark ]later bye. see ya pal. ever wonder what your pets do when you leave home? [ laughing ] aw you cutie pie. aw. aw. aw. aw. [ barking ] [ washing machine running ] party's on! know what your pets are up to with xfinity home. xfinity. the future of awesome. see the secret life of pets, in theaters july 8th. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> the giants pitcher with the shortest start of his career lasting three innings. they managed to win coming back from a five-run deficit. bruce

. >> senator barbara boxer in town talking about her memoirs. getting ready to leave washington and her seat up for grabs this november. >>> we are checking back in with live picture here from the cal campus where democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders is set to appear with former labor secretary robert rice in 30 minutes for a news conference. tom vacar will have live coverage. earlier bernie sanders drew a large crowd in fairfield at solano community college. >>> meanwhile hillary clinton, she is in southern california where a women for hillary clinton event drew a number of superstars. sally fields and deborah messy and elizabeth banks showing support. clinton repeated some of the scenes from her speech interest trump yesterday saying he is unprepared to be president. >> i don't want anyone to think what he says and how he conducts himself represents who we are as a nation. >> her husband, bill clinton in the los angeles area and had a busy schedule of get out the rallies in burbank and santa monica. >> 1993 six female u.s. senators

we'll start with the race for retiring senator barbara boxer's seat. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and i'm kennyi. another historic night for the democrat >>> good morning. it's wednesday, june 8. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. this is our mount vaca cam. what a beautiful start to this morning. time now is 5:00. >>> another historic night for the democratic presumptive nominee fo hillary clinton. the race was not as close as some suggested it might be. >> it may be hard to see tonight, but we are all standing under a glass ceiling right now. [ applause and cheers ] >> hillary clinton is the projected winner in new jersey, new mexico and south dakota, as well. now california according to the cbs news. here's a closer look at the numbers: pporters in the bay area gathered at hen francisco campaign office f watch party. as the numbers came in that watch party tu into a lively celebration. some in attend >> supporters in the bay area gathered in the san francisco office for a watch party last night as the numbers came in. the watch party became lively. some in attendance included elected of

. >> there is the retirement of senator barbara boxer. what will the impact beyond turnout? evan: there's a lot of interest in that race but is not considered very competitive. democrats rally behind kamala harris the attorney general and was an open primary whoever comes in second will likely face a runoff. thinkinge not really about who's going to come in second. because there is this establishment candidate who is pretty much so that election up. not sure that will drive turnout as much as sanders may be able to drive it. registration in california is soaring. they close the registration line. you would've had to register by now to vote. they were seeing all kinds of people registering and that is usually a good sign for sanders. >> one week ago before the california primary. his work is available online at l.a. times.com. evan: thank you so much. >> madam secretary we proudly gave 72 of our delegate votes to the next president of the united states. coming up. a discussion on the iran nuclear deal. the potential for a nuclear arms race in the middle east. look at the futu

they said "barbara boxer is a great candidate for the democratic already, -- democratic party, female disabled. that's what they said about me. someone else wrote this -- barbara boxer is quite possibly the biggest doofus to ever enter the senate chambers. and you would not believe what they said about me when ice spoke out against the iraq war. some called for my resignation. when i was one of the few standing up for gay marriage and protesting thee election in ohio, one senator speaking on the senate floor said that -- he said barbara boxer is driving herself further toward the political fringe with the long grass already tickling her needs. that guy lost his race and i got elected. that was good. when yous the thing -- are attacked for something you deeply believe in, you need to wear those attacks as a badge of honor. if you know you are doing the right wing, you simply have too do it. kid, there were no women in politics to speak of. but as i grew older, i saw things in the world that made no seee to me, just like you no things that -- like you see things that make no sense to yo

the contest to replace barbara boxer along with races for south bay congressional and state senate seats. here to discuss is scott schaffer, our senior editor of politic and government. hi, scott. >> hello. >> we're going the start off by putting you on the spot. last year, you were on the show with a couple of other panelists talk about how close the race was between hillary and bernie. >> prediction. >> let's take a look at that rediction. >> really is. we now have four polls showing it's a dead heat within a point or two. i think what's happened is this. california of course is a very diverse state and if more, many months, the conventional wisdom is that blacks, latinos and asian american voters would be her fire wall. that would be the way she would win as she has in the south for example and bernie sanders has made inroads among those voters. >> the old expression that the only poll that really counts is the one on election day and that's the case. there were four and they showed identically the aim thing that clinton was up by two. he had made inroads in these minority groups. pol

senator barbara boxer making good on her warriors bet. we have that video when we come back. nbc bay area responds. a woman gets banned from amazon... sheay >>> tonight at 6:00 nbc bay area responds, a woman gets banned from amazon. she says it happened without warning. the problem that led the online shopping giant to ban her and also how we got her account back. that story coming up and more at 6:00. >>> settling a bet can be a bit embarrassing. here is senator barbara boxer today. >> thank you, everybody. >> thanks. >> now can i take this off? >> is she wearing a lebron james jersey? she is. it was payback from her counterpart, senator brown from ohio. besides wearing the cavs jersey, senator boxer also presented senator brown with beer from san francisco's 21st amendment brewery. >> unsmiling, not happy, not going along with this at all. >> and she still had warriors blue on underneath. >> we'll get them next year. >>> tonight, dramatic revolt. unprecedented in modern times, a sit-in protest on the house floor. democrats shouting, demanding action on gun control. >>> to t

i'm barbara boxer running for supervisor.for me. i can't do that. why? you have four kids y. said i have two kids. she argued with me. you have four kids . i read about it. i knew if i sopped a missile from coming into her house it wouldn't have mattered. i said i hope you will rethink it. >> i am having fun looking at captions of pictures. this is barbara boxer debating carly fiorina. you have a little trump in you. don't worry. >> that is frightening. >> you say during the 2010 battle for my fourth term i had a radio debate with carly fiorina. it was very satisfying to beat her by ten points. i like it, though. >> that's how i feel. >> i don't think she is mean but i understand the satisfaction. >> i said meanest candidate. maybe she is lovely in a one-on-one. i wouldn't know. we'll take a poll. as a candidate, trust me, she made an ad which had me, my face on a hot air balloon. my face cause distorted and horrible. then it was crashing through the capital. it was shattering the ceiling and then on my way to california wher

and two daughters of immigrants are likely to face off in the race for barbara boxer's senate seat.co d.a. kamala harris and orange county congresswoman loretta sanchez. >> right now hillary clinton is holding a solid lead in california over bernie sanders, the latest numbers, clinton with 62%, bernie sanders with 37%. only 15% of the precincts are reporting at this moment. >> the former secretary of state has already talked up wins in new jersey, new mexico and south dakota tonight. >> bernie sanders won the caucus in the state of north dakota, still a tight race in montana. right now what you're looking at is a bernie sanders rally going on in santa monica. we do expect to hear from bernie sanders at some point during this newscast. >> donald trump easily won california's republican primary with more than 70% of the vote. a look at the numbers, donald trump with 78%, john kasich 11%, ted cruz 8%. that's with 15% of the precincts reporting. >> it was a clean sweep for donald trump, declared the winner in new jersey, new mexico, south dakota, and montana as well as california. we ha

knock knock, who's there, who's there, barbara boxer. someone would open the door and they would say i didn't think you would be this small. what did they expect. they expected a big person. then i would say yup, i am. then they'd listen. then they'd say i could never vote for you you have four kids. and i would say excuse me, i have two kids and she said no you don't and she gets in an argument with me. i said lady if you've ever given birth will never forget it and i have two children. i was at another meeting and i was telling the group about how we have to preserve and everyone was nodding and it was wonderful and i thought i'm making it, i'm hitting it in the hand goes up in the back and this woman said how do you have time to do your dishes? even then, i was taken aback. for for goodness sake, i just said i use paper plates which was stupid because this was an environmental group. i thought it was a girl a joke. there are a few questions like that these days, but not many of them. >> with, long way. i lost that race. the only reaso

senator barbara boxer of california look back at her life and career in politics. senate mitch mcconnell discussed his political philosophy and his time in the senate. and vice president of policy and research talked about america's new working-class and its potential political power. in the coming weeks on "after words", they will profile the women instrumental to the development of the space program in the 1940s and 50s. historian pamela haig will look at the history of gun ownership in america. also coming up, they discuss his time in iraq working as an interrogator for a private military contractor. this weekend, they look at the history and the rise of isis. >> the rise of isis was a direct result of deepening sectarianism and the civil war and the arab east and the vacuum that exists in iraq and syria and the deception that somehow the arab spring could not really change the existing order, the leader of isis who basically replaced, because basically the motto is that change would come not by through the electoral box but through the battle of the gun. >> "af

barbara boxer is retiring so this primary will pick the candidate to run for her seat in the generalr but california is such a weird and interesting state they run their primaries in an unusual way. there isn't a republican primary to pick a republican candidate and a democratic primary to pick a democratic candidate, instead they run all the candidates for that senate seat in one big primary that everybody gets to vote in and the top two finishers go on to the general election contest regardless of which party they are from. this new poll out tonight is the fourth straight poll in the past month that indicates pretty clearly that no republican candidate is going to make it to the general election for that senate seat. there will not be a republican candidate on the ballot in november. if the polling holds this is fourth straight california poll that had the top two finishers in the senate primary, a democrat and a democrat, which means no republican will have a shot at barbara boxer's seat in november. would they have a shot. come november california looks like a very blue state. hi

protecting local marshland and replacing barbara boxer's senate seat are key items on the ballot. jackie sword live in the newsroom on the environmental protection and the contenders. jackie? >> reporter: it would add a $12 per year tax from bay area voters over two decades. today, they would decide if the partial tax is worth it to fund shoreline improvement projects, pollution cleanup, restoring wetlands and recreational activities. the member is getting support from big name leaders like mayor lee and senator dianne feinstein. >> hundreds of thousands of homes are at risk of flooding. our airports, freeways, infrastructure is going to be threatened. headquarters of tech companies, the lifeline of our regional economy will be forced to relocate. >> reporter: now, those against the measure say that the tax would be, quote, unfair because it would charge people who live in all nine counties of the bay. many of those people don't live near the bay to benefit from it. >>> in the u.s. senate race, the democrat s have a chance to balance the power including cam la kamala harris. in ca

you hear people like senator barbara boxer condemning the judge.never heard senator barbara boxer condemn any judge for leniency before. the idea they will take a terrible case and justice was not done here. to take this and turn it into something to their political advantage, i think did not help the political situation. >> you and i focused in on the human element. we aren't talking about the young woman much this happened to. her body left behind a dumpster, the thing that happened to her. >> she stayed anonymous. i think there is some amazing parts of this story where she said she is deeply gratified that people are fighting for someone they don't know anything about. she is so grateful for the two graduate student who intervened. they were the ones who she called heroes. she has drawn two pictures of bicycles, they were on their bicycles riding buy. she has drawn the bicycles and put them on her wall above her bed and looks at them every night. harris: that dad wrote a letter to the courtroom talking about how great his kid is and how he shoul

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eastern, senator senator barbara boxer talks about her book, the art of tough. then at 10:00 p.m., mary ratzenberger, executive director talks to look to be about how the guild works with authors. we wrap up book to be in prime time at 10:30 p.m. with national affairs editor discussing his most recent book, the fractured republic. that all happens next, c-span two's, c-span2's book tv, first up, william walker. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> good evening. welcome to the center for arts in virginia. my name is rick and i am the president of the augustine county stargell society which is the sponsor of tonight's event. the historical society has been preserving and promoting the history of augusta county virginia for over 50 years. as many of you know our county was created in 1738 and at one time expended all the way to the mississippi river. we have a great deal of historical heritage to be proud of. we are also very proud of our 20 century history, tonight we are very pleased to welcome you and are c-span viewers to an event featuring two stanton residents and memb

we are joined with more on this contest and larry barbara boxer has had that seat so long. very significant she is leaving that seat and would people are vying for it. >> yes, very important. for several reasons, as you set for the first time in nearly quarter century there is a new u.s. senator from california. that person will be a woman. a woman of color. either the second african-american female or first latina. and finally she will be a democrat no matter what. >> right. so now, yesterday on the republican, this side, there won't be a republican on the november ballot because of the top two format. >> that's right. in 2010 vote rs approved a ballot proposition that allows only two candidates. two with the most votes in the primary to run off in november. so in this case, that means two democrats. which leaves out republicans as well as all the minority party candidates. >> so last night we saw harris who much better than sanchez and in fact by more than 20 point. is it going to be the same story in november or does the dynamic of that change because of los angeles vote

senate seat being vacated by barbara boxer. state attorney general cam lahairis has a sizable lead. loretta sanchez, a congressman from orange county, second place with 18%. because this is an open primary, the top two vote getters face each other in the runoff in november. we caught up with cam lahairis last night in san francisco and she says even with california's extremely diverse population, people have similar priorities. >> regardless of the god that you pray to or the language you speak or the country of your origin, all people, all californians are unified. >> she has been the frontrunner since beginning the campaign f she wins in november, she will be the second african-american women to serve in the united states senate. sanchez says her record shows she is ready for the job. >> hopefully, we will see what miss harris stands for. i haven't really gotten an indication of that for. i know where i stand on issues. i have 20 years of votes. i have taken the very tough votes against wall street on the bailout, against the

. >>> let's move on to the-p(q to replace barbara boxer in the u.s. years in office. this is open primary race that means voters can peck candidate from any party. top two vote getters advance to the general election. >> based on the return we have so far pamela har ritz has 41 percent to the vote so she has claimed one of the spots on the november ballot. so she will move forward. loretta sanchez has 16 percent right now. >> laura anthony is live at harris headquarters in san francisco. laura. >>reporter: hi dan. this will be an historic election no matter how you slice it. at this point we started with 34 candidate and now tonight there will be just 2. at this point we know pam will harris is one of those. the other it looks like maybe another woman of color. likely survive include these supportstz and she is expected the at her9÷ watch party in san a rising star not just here in california but nationally she anoed she would run for the senate almost immediately after barbara boxer announced she would be retiring. loretta san khesz is a democra demo

senate seat being vacated by barbara boxer. kamala harris has a sizable lead with 40% of the vote. loretta sanchez is in second place with 18%. because this is an open primary, the top two vote getters will face each other in a runoff in november. we did catch up with kamala harris last night at a party with her supporters in san francisco and she says even with california's diverse population, people have similar priorities. >> regardless of the god that you pray to or the language you speak at home, or the country of your origin, all people, and in particular all californians, are very unified when it comes to pair priorities. >> she has been the front- runner since beginning her campaign. if she wins in november, she would become the second african- american woman to serve in the senate. loretta sanchez of orange county will be facing off against harris. she says her record shows she's ready for the job and can hit the ground running if elected. >> hopefully we'll see what ms. harris stands for. i know where i stand. i've go

. >> pam: it was held by barbara boxer retiring right now democratic state a general >> j.r.: has been a very busy day for harris started in lost angela's voted there, plan and went to sacramento and then from sacramento came to the bay area and has been campaigning all day long. the clubroom along the embarcadero tonight and then does not arrive just yet should be doing so next hour. >> grant: 2 results from bay area districts we will have that throughout the hour for now kekkonen district 5 with parts of contra costa sonoma lake county. and mike thompson as the incumbent here. we will be working to get results for several districts mentioned it. third seen throughout the show and one of the most dramatic is district 17 where mike honda is along timing come and and and 2014 challenge and barely lost and just like the wires cavaliers that are a rematch between mike and row upon the industry 17. robins in the south bay and santa clara he has the latest on that race. across the street from levi stadium for the candidates will be holding his watch party this evening and for a few people a

senate seat being vacated by the retiring barbara boxer. the list is now narrowed down to two. kpix 5's jackie ward is live in the newsroom to give us a look ahead to the november runoff. >> reporter: this is now a race between two democratic women and two minority women at that. loretta sanchez now has the chance to become the first latina to hold a senate seat. it was state attorney general harris former district attorney in san francisco who edged out loretta sanchez. harris imagined to get 40% of the -- managed to get 40% of the vote. she voted in los angeles her hometown. but she is a bay area woman, she grew up in berkeley and is serving her second term as california's top law enforcement officer. >> it's about unity. all of us in this room together as proud californians and doing what we do i say with a bit of bravado, so goes california goes the rest of the country. >> yeah! >> whoo! >> sanchez finished second so the two will run off in november. >> when i went to community college, it was $5 a unit. i think we need to ensure that our community colleges are open to all

that movement's going to go to the convention and challenge the rigged rules and whatever barbara boxer said and all of these hacks that basically put their party before their country. that movement doesn't care about that. >> great to see you. whenever you're on, i tune in. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> pat caddell. >>> a new poll showing a tight race between trump and clinton but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell saying one thing could swing the election to her favor. he is here. : test. test. test. at red lobster's create your own seafood trios you can try something new with every bite. pick 3 of 9 all-new creations for $15.99. like baked lobster alfredo chimichurri shrimp and crab cakes bursting with crab meat. just hurry in before it ends. >>> president obama taking a victory lap today on the economy. the white house even saying the top republican in the senate thinks it's getting better. >> the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell who recently has taken to the trail to hawk a book, even he has acknowledged that the american people are better off than we were se

it was also a huge night for state attorney general caramel la harris in the primary for barbara boxer's open senate seat. harris ended up hauling in about 47% of the vote. in 2nd, southern california congress woman lor at the time that sanchez, who pulled in 16%. ovember...since california voters approved a 'top two' primary system in put two democrats on the ballot in november. this marks the first time the two parties will meet since november. harris belongs to a crowd of supporters in san francisco, she says she is ready to tackle climb change and immigration reform in washington. comments made by donald trump, both candidates say race will be an issue during their campaign for the next five months. >> if you go at us, if you call us names, if are you nasty to us. >> we reject those people who talk about us versus them. we reject those people who are trying to divide us. we reject those people who speak this anti-immigrant anti-muslim rhetoric. we reject all of that. >> both candidates are now gearing up for another five months of campaigning if preparation for the general elect if n

senator barbara boxer of california looks back at her life in politics. mitch mcconnell discussed his political philosophy and time in the senate. and the vice president of policy and research talked about america's new working class and its potential political power. in the coming weeks, holt will profile the women instrumental to the development of america's space program in the 1940s and '50s. pamala hague looks at the history of gun ownership in america. and eric fair will discuss his time in iraq working as an interrogator for a private military contractor. and this weekend, the law looks test history and rise of isis. ... "after words" airs every sunday. to watch programs on our website go to book tv.org. >> our country needs a truly great leader now. we need a leader that knows the art of the deal. we need a leader that can bring back our jobs and bring back our manufacturing and can bring back our military and take care of our vets. our vets have been abandoned. we also

i'll talk with two candidates vying for retiring california senator barbara boxer's seat.that state's unique primary process all but guaranteeing the whole thing will be a mess and fascinating and republicans could be shut out? but first the cnbc mark wrap. >> good afternoon, chuck. stocks with little change, the dow finished up two, the s&p is also up two, the nasdaq adding four points. the federal reserve's latest report on regional economic conditions says tight labor markets are pushing up wages. meanwhile, auto sales were weaker than expected last month. ford sales sank near 6%. gm saw sales plummet 18%. that's it from cnbc, we're first in business worldwide. it was an idea. an inspiration. a wild "what-if." so scientists went to work. they examined 87 different protein structures. had 12 years of setbacks and breakthroughs, 4,423 sleepless nights, and countless trips back to the drawing board. at first they were told no, well... maybe, and finally: yes. then it was 36 clinical trials, 8,500 patient volunteers, and the hope of millions. and so after it became a medici

. >>> and who will replace barbara boxer? there are 34 different candidates on the ballot but the two front runners are state attorney general pamela harris and lorena sanchez, both democrats. sanchez is enjoying strong support among hispanic voters while harris leads among all voters. and proposition 50 will allow lawmakers to be suspended without pay. it was because of several scandals. yi continued to receive paycheck and benefits from taxpayers after his conviction. two other senators caught up in separate scandals also continue to receive their paychecks. ktvu, as you mentioned, has you could have had alley lex day. we'll have extended average of the california primary on ktvu plus as results come in from seven p.m. to 9:00 p.m. tonight. we'll also have complete results on the 10:00 news right here on ktvu. >>> time is 7:07. new this morning, house speaker paul ryan will unveil recommendations for what he is calling a positive republican vision for america. the recommendations were down by a task force of house republica

this election day, california voters will decide who will replace long time democratic senator barbara boxer retiring. 34 different candidates on the ballot. the top two vote gaters will face off against each other in november. the two front runners state attorney general kamala harris and loretta sanchez, both democrats. sanchez has strong support with latino and harris with registered voters. >>> proposition 50 the only state measure to allow legislatures to suspend a lawmaker without pay. prompted by a number of political scandals in the legislature including one involving former senator yi that is serving a sentence for political suspension. suspended after his arrest and continued to receive a paycheck and benefits from the taxpayers. two others caught up in separate scandals in 2014 also continued to receive paychecks. >> in san mateo voters used paper ballots after 140 voting machines malfunctioned. ann reuben says fortunately they were able to fix the problem fairly quickly. >> reporter: ask election workers in san mateoor county and they will tell you the pace of the polls have been

harris was in san francisco last night and two democrats are vying for barbara boxer's u.s. senate seat. they will face off in november in a runoff. it's the first time a republican has not been on the ballot. the work isn't over for election staffers in san jose atoday. not even close. kpix 5 reporter kiet do tells us ballots are being counted around the clock by hand. that's quite a task. >> reporter: yeah. check it out. a couple of dozen employees now going full tilt. the hard work now begins counting the tsunami of mail-in ballots that will be coming in over the next couple of days. this looks to be the future of elections in this county and that's why they will work 24 hours a day until it's all counted. in the modern-day democracy of sillicon valley, this is how the sausage still gets made. one envelope at a time. fact, the vast majority, three out of four voters in santa clara county don't go to the polls. they mail in their ballots. so for the first time ever the registrar of voters pulled an all-nighter to get them counted quickly. kathleen roger worked 17 hours str

. >>> senator barbara boxer and ohio senator brown will settle their bets over the nba finals. >>> giantsheir highest hit total this season. they beat the pirates 15-4. seven of those runs came in the 4th inning. it is out of here! a grand slam on the first pitch he saw. then a two-run homerun. giants had a season high 22 hits. >>> meantime, the a's came from behind to take the first game of the two-game series with the brewers. they won 5-3. gray finished 6 innings but took a no decision. >>> the u.s. was no match for one of the best soccer players in the world. argentina won yesterday 4-0. the first goal came just three minutes in. lionel messy put argentina up 2- 0 with that free kick there. he broke his country's scoring record with that goal. they'll play either colombia or chile for the title sunday. the u.s. will play in the third place game saturday. >>> summer camp gear stolen from a cub scout trailer. coming up next at 5:00, the damage, the disappointment, and now a plea for help. >> the state considers lifting a statute of limitations on rape cases. also new legislation being p

senate seat vacated by barbara boxer. kamala harris in first place. because this is an open primary, the top two vote getters will face each other in a runoff in november. >> tonight california spoke. tonight california spoke. and it said that we are a state that is union nighed, we have a clear purpose, our unity is our strength and diversity is our power. >> lairs has been the front- runner since starting her campaign. if she wins in november, she would become the second african- american woman to serve in the u.s. senate. her opponent has a lot of backing in southern california, that is 10-term u.s. congresswoman loretta sanchez who will be facing off against harris in the runoff. sanchez says her record shows she is ready for the job and can hit the ground running if elected. >> hopefully we'll see what ms. harris stands for. i haven't gotten an indication of that yet. i have 20 years of votes. i've taken the very tough votes against wall street on the bailout, against the iraq war, against the so-called patriot act. i stood up under pressure for

senate seat being vacated by barbara boxer. coming up, the two candidates who advance to the fall vote. >> first, the warriors looking to take a commanding 3-0 series lead in the nba finals. up next, the reason the cleveland cavaliers' fans think it's not quite over yet. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute that is doing pretty well on highway 24 heading over to the tunnel. we'll tell you more about that straight ahead. >> big fog bank out there, maybe a little drizzle as well. temperatures inland, tough to cool off, but they continue to slide down a little bit. >>> welcome back. in yesterday's primary election voters in all bay area counties voted on measures to restore wetlands. it would raise $25 million to restore marshes you can sigh it has that barely at 69% so far. >>> police arrested a woman in san francisco me say stole an -- they say stole an ambulance and led police on a high speed chase and crashed. >> it will be looked into if she had a mental illness, alcohol influence. narcotics. >> the police department

. >> we want to move on to the race to replace barbara boxer. she is retiring after 24 years in office. >> that's right. based on the returns we have so far here is what we know. harris has 42% of the vote and sanchez has 16%. now this is an open primary race which means the voters can pick candidates from any party. the top two vote getters will advance to the general election and harris has already clinched one of the spots on the november ballot. that's why the red triangle is next to her name. >> and laura anthony is in san francisco tonight. >> camela harris spoke to her supporters not long ago. >> hi, dan. the party here is clearly over, but there was a celebration earlier tonight. camela harris has been the front runner and she has never really looked back. she came out after 10:00 this evening and speaking to her supporters in san francisco. she went for the district attorney to the office of attorney general of california. now it appears she has a good chance of becoming the second african-american woman to be a u.s. senator. >> we have

. >> "after words" is next, california senator barbara boxer discusses her book the art of tough which looks at her life and career in politics. she is interviewed by emiko bashar from minnesota. what an honor it is to be here with you. one of my mentors in the senate as someone who came into the senate when there was barely a woman to be seen. you were there. this book that you have written, the the art of the tough really tells your story of how you got there. barbara levy was born on november 11, 1940 from a family of jewish refugees. in your own words you grew up in a pervasive shadow of the holocaust and you end up going from that little place in brooklyn to the united states senate. you may be moved to california in between. you did it all with such grace

. >> we want to move on to the race to replace barbara boxer. she is retiring after 24 years in office. >> that's right. based on the returns we have so far here is what we know. harris has 42% of the vote and sanchez has 16%. now this is an open primary race which means the voters can pick candidates from any party. the top two vote getters will advance to the general election and harris has already clinched one of the spots on the november ballot. that's why the red triangle is next to her name. >> and laura anthony is in san francisco tonight. >> camela harris spoke to her supporters not long ago. >> hi, dan. the party here is clearly over, but there was a celebration earlier tonight. camela harris has been the front runner and she has never really looked back. she came out after 10:00 this evening and speaking to her supporters in san francisco. she went for the district attorney to the office of attorney general of california. now it appears she has a good chance of becoming the second african-american woman to be a u.s. senator. >> we have

barbara boxer paid off her nba finals bed with an nba lawmaker.n a lebron james jersey and put on the 21st amendment bruise to senator brown. >> boxer said she almost included a warrior towel because brown will be sweating the next time the two teams meet, that's for sure. >> she has that right. on to sports. larry is off. >> that's right. we have rick quan in tonight. >> hi, uma. coming up in sports we know would will play in the copa america final. and the giants close out another victory in style of the the disneyland resort diamond celebration. it's been 60 years in the making. don't miss your chance to see it all dazzle. come celebrate new beginnings like hyperspace mountain... and premiering this summer, frozen, a musical spectacular... plus an all new soarin'. so come to the place where summer dazzles. >>> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> the giants pitcher with the shortest start of his career lasting three innings. they managed to win coming back from a five-run deficit. bruce fans are looking for bruce bochy. he conn

the junior senator from california, barbara boxer, has me the same bed as last year with ohio senator, sharon brown. boxer is offering beer from the 21st amendment brewery in san leandro as her part of the ouija. brown will deliver beer from cleveland's platform are brewing company the losing senator we'll need to wear gear from the winning team when he or she makes the delivery to the office of the winning senator. >>> a judge with the california public utilities commission has fined pg&e $23.4 million for in accurate records of its natural gas pipeline. the faulty records involve more than a dozen cities to blame for outages, leaks in the house explosion in carmel. this investigation is separate from the record 1.6 $1.6 billion fine levied last year for the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion in 2010. pg&e could decide to appeal this latest fine. >>> foredeck 17. we want to go over to sal. starting with a fremont area. streets are blocked off. >>> i do have a map of the area that is affected here. the traffic is going to be affected on fremont boulevard and also on washington in thi