>>representative barbara lee always appreciate your time i know it's busy always but especially now innks for making a few minutes for us and we'll talk to you soon. >>thank you nice talking with you. 5.30 kron four's always tracking local stories, here's a look now at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. >>an elderly nevada woman is dead after her her home caught fire. this was overnight. kron 4 sarah stinson reports on why it was so tough for firefighters to rescue that woman from inside the house. >>nevada fire crews say it was of this debris at this home that made it so difficult to rescue an elderly woman who lived here. it was all stacked up against the door eventually they got to her but she died on scene. >>wasn't any distinct paths like like you do find in some homes these were more my old the debris. a cruise visit to called over also out the front door was locked. >>the elderly woman's belongings made the fire that much more intense in the video you can see the flames roaring and smoke billowing in the sky above this home on chase and cherry streets in novato of t

coming up tonight at 5.30 we will talk live with east bay congresswoman barbara lee about what is next in the impeachment process and how the trial in the senate could go. >>coming up one of the 49 ers team leaders is defending the team's broadcaster after racially charged statement that the analysts star that apparently said and got him suspended. how richard sherman is viewing that situation differently than a lot of people. >>and the new rule will strip nearly 700,000 americans of food assistance food stamps, why the trump administration says it's making the move. >>and 2 people are arrested in livermore for human trafficking where officials say they found evidence of say they found evidence of prostitution and bay area. z3nyaz z1ncz y3nyay y1ncy >>businesses in livermore they're reacting to 2 arrests made in a human trafficking operation. police say it was happening and a couple of massage parlors in town grow forcefully to go now reports that people familiar with the business is in question say they're not surprised by the arrest. >>the lead foot and back center on south vasco roa

>>congresswoman we talked about this with barbara lee a little earlier, but i'm interested in your take. the speaker very fiery in a response to a question on whether she hated president trump any thoughts on why she is being so adamant about that. >>well i think in part it's there had been some it's patriotic viewed by the president to everybody i mean he really was to the canadian prime minister calling you to say. because yesterday. i think she was just she had it with people and name calling and said she wanted to underscore the fact that she does not hate the president she does not supportive. i can feel that he violated the constitution. >>as you know everyone is saying in the senate is almost a foregone conclusion that the president will not be found guilty of these actions being called up in the impeachment case in the house are you getting that same when you talk with republican colleagues on this matter. >>you know pam when we were having the hearings on impeachment and the intelligence that every day there was another bombshell that we hadn't anticipated the day before. so i'

barbara lee of california. >>> now, joining me now for analysis i have with me let's bring in our panel alexander hefner, host of the program the open mind on pbs, and bret stephens, new york times opinion writer and msnbc contributor. i want you to listen to senator roy blunt attacking nancy pelosi earlier today. >> i frankly don't think the speaker has the right to do this or the power to do this. the speaker has a lot of power, but once the house has spoken, the speaker doesn't get the decision as to whether or not she transmits that decision to the senate in my view. >> i think it's a mistake on the speaker's part. i think this has looked pretty political anyway, and this is sort of the icing on the political cake. >> brett, let me start with you. first, does the speaker have the right? is he right in terms of the process or does the speaker have the right to hold this up, and secondly, can this backfire? is this politically a bad move as he implies? >> i think we're in constitutional unchartered water. the constitution is quiet on the issue. once the house votes to impeach, it auto

congresswoman barbara lee who was a co-founder and co-chair of the bipartisan congressional hiv aids car walk us. in a statement that she hopes we can protect lif saving public hlth programs and keep pushing forward towards a goal ofn aids free generation, d president trump said in a tweet today that he supports those who ar living with aids and mourns the lives lost. the presiden said he committed committed to ending the epidemic. a red ribbon can also be seen hanging from the white house in honor of today, the present has issued a proclamation saying he will focus on died. though sis treatments and prevention in order tend the aids epidemic. acrosshe country are impacting travelers trying to get home after the long haul a daweeken we'll show you the impacted areas. plus we have current conditions right here in the bay area. >>and the white house announced today that the president will not participate in this week's imacment hearings, we'll tell you why coming up at 1025. here in the club i can't even heary own voice. ♪ ♪ jack in the box would've been a better choice. ♪ head to ja i

. >> joining me congresswoman barbara lee, member of the appropriations and budget committees.sses, does the white house then have an argument to then call adam schiff, to call the whistle-blower, hunter biden? i mean, can they decide to want call witnesses at all? but is it fair if one side gets them, the other one should as well? >> well, first of all, we know what the deal is. if they want to call adam schiff or hunter biden, we know they're calling them to mount an attack on them. in fact, we would have to question whether or not that is fair. i think part of the issue we have to really recognize is we're talking about having a fair trial. and so that should be negotiated. and mitch mcconnell has said up front that he's going to coordinate with the white house, that he's going to run their agenda, he's going to protect donald trump and make sure he's exonerated. that's the issue. we have to insist and i think the speaker is absolutely correct in insisting that the rules of engagement, the rules of the trial be set forth and that they be fair before she sends over these arti

congresswoman barbara lee who was a co-founder and co-chair of the bipartisan congressional hiv aids caucus, said in a statement that she hopes that we can protect lifesaving public health programs and keep pushing forward towards a goal of an aids free generation, president trump also a tweet that says he supports those who are living with aids and mourns the lives lost. he also said he is committed to ending the aids epidemic. there's also a red ribbon that can be seen hanging from the white house. 2 crew member 8 world aids day today. when san francisco 49 only last one. against the ravens only one. >>had just won this game can down to the wire. it was. tonight a niners came up short kron four's jason dumas says following the story. he joins us live right now. jason certainly rain. gloomy weather here in the bay, but also out there in baltimore and that weather did not help the niners snide didn't but look that was a heavyweight fight it was a good game, you know they lost, you know some coaches don't like moral victories but the 9 to show they belong they can play with anyone. >>

i encourage you to consider joining our bay area cosponsors, and i ask you, jackie spear, barbara leeark and 82 other local governments nationwide, to make san francisco the largest california city so far to support this critical legislation. thank you for your conscientious work for san francisco. >> next speaker. >> good evening. my name is barbara jew and i'm also a member of citizens climate lobby. and i reiterate the remarks that have been made by my colleagues. but i also have another motivation for supporting this bill. i was a biology major in college, and i took a class in ecology, which actually was one of the first in the school. and ever since, i've been really fascinated with the delicate balance in and across various ecosystems. that balance is driven by biodiversity, and it is being threatened by the climate crisis. species lost is accelerating at an alarming rate which will ultimately impact us as human beings, because we are an integral part of that ecosystem. after all, human beings are a species too. if we don't take action immediately to stem carbon emissions, our

amy: interesting to go back to the one person who said no, anad that was barbara lee. >> exactly.he is the one person who said no who is now being talked about by these other candidates for that vote. it is coming up in the context of a reconsider relation -- reconsidering of the authorization for the use of military force. this is something that pete buttigieg brought up last time. he said that he was reflecting on his war experience, saying i'm surprised it has gone on for this long. i would propose a three year limit on these kinds of -- these authorizations for force. and the implication here that he is making is had there been some kind of a three year limit in which congress would have to re-vote on the war in afghanistan, maybe we would not be in that word today. i don't think that stacks up with reality. if you look at congressional leaders, if you look at senators, congressional leaders on the afghanistan war, it has been relatively bipartisan when it comes to an understanding of troop levels, when it comes to an understanding of what the united states should be doing in

to 'd like to yield representative barbara lee, who has been out on this battlefield for a very long time. and i'm just so happy to share this hour with her and all of my colleagues. i want to yield three minutes to the gentlelady from california. ms. lee: thank you very much. first of all, thank you for yielding. but also, thank you, congresswoman adams, for your tireless leadership on this issue and so many issues. and also for forming the bipartisan caucus, as it relates to our hbcu's. because this bipartisan caucus, once you got here, hit the ground running. -- you hit the ground running. and it's never been the same. i'm a proud member of the caucus and just want to thank you for your tremendous leadership. also, i must thank our chair of the congressional black caucus, congresswoman karen bass, for her leadership in helping to put together this special order tonight. it's really an honor to be here tonight, to support our nation's historically black colleges and universities. and, of course, i am in full support of the future act. madam speaker, malcolm x, malcolm x once declar

senator sanders: well, only one person, my good friend, barbara lee, was right on that issue. the only person in the house to vote against the war in afghanistan. she was right. i was wrong. so was everybody else in the house. but to answer your question, i don't think you do what trump does and make foreign policy decisions based on a tweet at 3 a.m. in the morning or desert your long-time allies like the kurds. i think you work with the international community. you remove all troops over a period of time, a short period of time, within one year. amna: thank you, senator. mayor buttigieg, you served in this war, but i want to ask about your decision-making if you were elected commander-in-chief. you have pledged to withdraw all u.s. troops from afghanistan within your first year as president, but the taliban today control or contest more than half the country. so should you as president still withdraw all those u.s. troops if the country could once again become a haven for terrorists? mayor buttigieg: we're going to leave one way or the other. the question is to make sure we

. >> only one person, pie good friend barbara lee was right on lhat. she was the ony person in e house to vote against the war in afghanistan. she was right, i was wng. so was everybody else in the house. but to answer your question, nei hink you do what trump does and mae foence policy decisions based on a tweet at three a.m. in the morning, and desert your long time allies like the kurds. think you work with the inteational community. you remove all troops over a period of time, a short period of time, within one year. >> tnk you, senator. mayor buttigieg you served in this war you about i want to ask about your decision making if you were elected commander in chief. afu have pledged to withdraw all u.s. troops frohanistan within your first year as president. but the talan today control or contest more than half the country. so should you as president still withdraw all those u.s. troops if the contry could once again become a haven por terrorists. >> we're going to leave one wayr or the o the question is to make sure we do it well and not poorly. an

>> well, only one person, my good friend barbara lee, was right on that issue. the only person in the house to vote against the war in afghanistan. she was right. i was wrong. so was everybody else in the house. but to answer your question, i don't think you do what trump does and make foreign policy decisions based on a tweet at 3:00 a.m. in the morning or desert your long-time allies in the kurds. you remove all your troops over a period of time, a short period of time, one year. >> thank you, senator sanders. mayor buttigieg, you have pledged to withdraw all u.s. troops from afghanistan within your first year as president. but the taliban today control or contest more than half the country. so should you as president still withdraw all those u.s. troops if the country could once again become a haven for terrorists? >> we're going to leave one way or the other. the question is to make sure we do it well and not poorly. and of course that has to respond to the conditions on the ground and the need for a political settlement. but you know, the other day i was re

the legislation that i authored with democrat barbara lee, the president signed into law on december 11 of last year. along with those funds, we to ated usaid account combat the diseases and make our global leadership unparalleled in the entire world. and it's not simply providing funds. it's the leadership and commitment to excellence demonstrated by people through our global aids coordinator and her team which makes our commitment so impactful. to sustain its progress, the global fund needs at least $14 billion over the next three years. to help the fund reach its goal, the u.s. commitment would need to be $1.56 million. and the global fund held its replenishment meeting where pledge amounts were submitted. the united states government pledged $1.56 billion with other donors coming to the table to help the fund raise that critical needed money. i reserve the balance of our time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey, mr. smith, reserves. and the gentleman from new jersey, mr. sir ress is recognized. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is recogn

bring our troops home and all of congress voted for that, how may representatives except for barbara lee? the next call was from cary, north carolina. we'll go to joseph in boston. good morning, joe. caller: i served in the marine corps reserves. infantry school, i came to the conclusion i don't want to go to war. war is hell. i think america has been successful as a country that we became isolationist and we look power sincean took 1996 in afghanistan. , the russiansll lost 20,000 troops. why does america -- why doesn't america think it over? up afterd be a big set 9/11. i was in manhattan i see what happened after 9/11. do you think we should really go to war? the most powerful military in the history of mankind. the most economic country in the history of mankind. country thinking they have a plan b? exactly what happened. china's financing are war in afghanistan. of course it was a waste of time. troughrt donald 100%. -- donald trump 100%. bring the troops home. we are wakingline up to this morning, but trump administration intending to announce the withdrawal of about 4000 troops fr

members have to revise ative days and extend their remarks and hat the remarks of representative barbara lee be included in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. davis: thank you. under aker pro tempore: the speaker's announced policy 2019, the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida, mr. yoho, for 30 minutes. yoho: [no audio] china is entering another change.of t's too sad because china -- the purpose of this special today, china has become the second largest economy in the world. n order to understand -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will suspend. we're going to have to move you to a microphone that's working. the gentleman is free to start his remarks again. mr. yoho: how's this? i can hear myself. in order to understand where china is going, one needs to started.e they one became the head of the chinese communist party in 1949 set out a 100-year plan. he had an agenda for china. were to be the rulers of the modern world. 2049.00 years is they are 70 years into that plan very astutelyd it and like i said, they should be applauded but yet, it was done of

my colleague, sheila jackson lee quoted barbara jordan but she said during the watergate inquiry, impeachment not only mandates due process but due process qua dropled. they have violated that here, the rule and everybody in the country can see it. impeachment is going fail, the democrats will pay a heavily political box but the pandora's box will do injury to our country in the years ahead. we're concerned, that's why the facts matter and that's why we need to move on. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. >> mr. chairman. >> miss garcia seek recognition. >> i move to strike the last word. >> the gentle lady is recognized. >> i'm opposed to this amendment. it's incredible that other side of the aisle has not seen the facts and has not apparently read some of the evidence before us. it is obvious to me that this president has put his personal interests above this country. and with that i will yield back to the gentleman from rhode island. >> i thank the gentle lady for yielding. we've just heard our republican colleagues claim that there was no demand, no conditionality for the release

my colleague, sheila jackson lee, evoked and quoted barbara jordan but she said during the watergate inquiry, impeachment quadrupl quadrupled. this impeachment is going to fail and the democrats will pay a heavy political price for it but the pandora's box they've opened will do irreparable damage to our country in the years ahead. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. >> mr. chairman, i move to strike the last word. >> the gentle lady is recognized. >> mr. chairman, i'm opposed to this amendment. it's incredible to me that the other side of the aisle has not seen the facts and has not apparently read some of the evidence before us. it is obvious to me that this president has put his personal interests above this country, and with that i'll yield back to the gentleman from maryland. >> rhode island. >> oh, rhode island. >> i thank the gentle lady for yielding. we've just heard our republican colleagues claim that there was no demand, no conditionality for the release of this aid and in fact it was motivated by this president's deep desire to ferret out corruption. that is laugh

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my colleague sheila jackson lee a little while ago quoted barbara jordan but she's the one who said during the watergate, did you process quadrupled. they violated that here. they violated the rules. everybody in the country can he site. this impeachment will fail. democrats will pay a heavy political price for it but what the pandora's box they opened today will do irreparable injury to our country in the years ahead. that's why we're concerned. that's why facts matter. >> gentleman yields back. miss garcia. >> i move to strike the last word. >> mr. chairman, i'm opposed to this amendment. it's incredible to me the other side of the aisle has not seen the facts and has not read some of the evidence before us. it is obvious to me that this president has put his personal interests above this country and with that i'll yield back to the gentleman the from maryland. >> rhode island. >> rhode island. >> i thank the gentlelady for yielding. we've just heard our republican colleagues claim that there was no demand, no conditionality for the release of this aid and in fact it was motivated by thi

my colleague sheila jackson lee evoked and quoted barbara jordan. she said during the watergate inquiry impeachment not only mandates due process but due process quadruple. this impeach many will fail and the democrats will pay a heavy political price. the pandora's box they opened today will do injury to our country in years ahead. that's why we're concerned and facts matter and we need to move on. >> mr. chairman. i move to strike the last word. >> general lady is recognized. >> mr. chairman, i'm opposed to this amendment. it is incredible to me the other side of the aisle has not seen the facts and has not apparently read some of the evidence before us. it is obvious to me that this president has put his personal interests above this country. and with that i'll yield back to the gentleman from maryland, mr. cicilline -- rhode island. >> i thank her for yielding. we've just heard our republican colleagues claim that there was no demand, no conditionality for the release of this aid. in fact it was motivated by this president's deep desire to ferre

. >> sheila jackson-lee invoked the memory of one of the most dramatic speeches in an impeachment case which was the late great barbaradan, the texas congresswoman who was on the house judiciary committee. peter was the chair and her compelling speech against richard nixon, it was something that as a young college student i certainly -- it certainly had a huge impression. we should probably play that soon of the rhetoric we used to hear. we are waiting for the house judiciary committee to resume, the members filing back in from the floor. i want to thank our panel. katy tur whose hour this is will pick it up after the break. our coverage right here on msnbc continuing in just a moment. when you shop with wayfair, you spend less and get way more. so you can bring your vision to life and save in more ways than one. for small prices, you can build big dreams, spend less, get way more. shop everything home at wayfair.com too many after-parties. new neutrogena® bright boost with dullness-fighting neoglucosamine. boosts cell turnover by 10 times for instantly brighter skin. bright boost neutrogena®. sa new buick? for me? to

my colleague sheila jackson lee a little while ago quoted barbara jordan but she's the one who said during the watergate, did you process quadrupled. they violated that here. they violated the rules. everybody in the country can he site. this impeachment will fail. democrats will pay a heavy political price for it but what the pandora's box they opened today will do irreparable injury to our country in the years ahead. that's why we're concerned. that's why facts matter. >> gentleman yields back. miss garcia. >> i move to strike the last word. >> mr. chairman, i'm opposed to this amendment. it's incredible to me the other side of the aisle has not seen the facts and has not read some of the evidence before us. it is obvious to me that this president has put his personal interests above this country and with that i'll yield back to the gentleman the from maryland. >> rhode island. >> rhode island. >> i thank the gentlelady for yielding. we've just heard our republican colleagues claim that there was no demand, no conditionality for the release of this aid and in fact it was motivated by thi

barbara jordan submitted an amendment did we include hispanics. voted that time, we for -- the speaker pro tempore: jomths. ms. jackson lee: 15 more seconds. 15 more seconds? mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i yield the gentlelady 15 more seconds. s. jackson lee: only in the period of the horrible shelby vote did we have voter i.d. ession with the voter aw that impacted hispanics in texas severely, language i put of course l, and moving polling places. if we believe in this document called the constitution, then we believe in h.r. 4. we want it restored because it is the right of the people to vote. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. collins: thank you, mr. speaker. a final statement, a statement of administration policy, it says this, in sum several provisions of h.r. 4 violate principles of federalism and exceeds powers granted to congress by the constitution and they would likely be found unlawful if challenged and the administration would oppose h.r. 4. i ask this statement be added to the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. collins: i reserve. the speaker

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