california democrat representative barbara lee.gresswoman thanks for joining us on this sunday we appreciate it gotta. say the, day that we found out that nancy pelosi was gonna step away from leadership position in congress -- she really is a part of the fabric of the history of this country. she is one of histories remarkable leaders what was your reaction to her decision to subway from leadership. >> thank you first of all let me say that as i told her right after her announcement, i wasn't sure how i felt. that's because she's been such an icon a mentor ethan's been the most transformational speaker in our history. in terms of saving lives and during the height of covid pandemic. she led to make sure that the affordable care act was passed. the inflation reduction act. the american rescue plan. this speaker has really been the speaker who has not only lead on the domestic front but on the global front. decent international leader. i was with her niche up to the global -- at our environmental summit. it was just really amazing.

other members of our delegation, in terms of agriculture and the food issue, barbara lee, roaming aroundere someplace, maybe she will arrive, chair of the subcommittee of appropriations that will be funding so much of the global aspects of this. so, i really -- it's hard to speak in terms of the midterm elections and this subject because we've had, shall we say, a disagreement on the subject. when kathy had her bill on the floor, our colleagues said, why are we having this discussion, there is no climate crisis, it is all a hoax. we have to get over that. i placed my confidence in their children who hopefully will teach their parents that this is urgent, long-overdue. but again, how we will address it is working together. maybe kathy would like -- >> good afternoon. we come to this cop with not just talk anymore but with real concrete action out of the u.s. congress led by the most effective speaker in the history of the u.s. of america, nancy pelosi. [applause] she has been at this, tackling the climate crisis, it's been her flagship issue. many of you remember over a decade ago, she le

congresswoman barbara lee, we're out of time. but boy, you have worked alongside to her as long or longer just about anybody. so. >> we appreciate your time tonight. thank you very much, barbara. >> thank you. nice being with. >> kron 4 is your election. a local headquarters, oakland's mayoral race. this is getting even tighter. lauren taylor still leading by 50.0. 25% that's with just over. 46,000 votes, shang tower right behind the little over 45,000 votes. 49 0. 47 1% of the vote really tight. taylor's lead is shrinking a little with the lead right now, a 464 votes. >> one of the drivers involved in a shopping center parking lot crash has now died. this happened yesterday afternoon in san mateo at the target store at bridgepoint shopping center over on fashion island boulevard. 3 people were initially taken to a trauma center. 2 of them remain hospitalized tonight but are said to be in stable condition. and police are still investigating how this crash exactly happened. but they do believe that speed played a significant role.

let's discuss this now with the just videoed and our videoed democratic congresswoman, barbara lee of-- california. i want to get your the. does trump's failure to denounce fuentes surprise you at all, and what you imagine are the downstream impacts of a failure to denounce those kinds of viewpoints? >> thank you sam for having me. first of all, wow it is shameful. i am really not surprised. secondly, it is no excuse to say that i did not know. he knows what kanye's views are in terms of his comments as it relates to antisemitism and hate, and so i think it is, once again he is showing us who he is. he needs to apologize, if you are for real, then he would say i'm sorry, i apologize. he did not do that, and he will not do that because once again that is who we is. he associate with these people, and he is constantly behaving and saying -- promoting hate language, antisemitism, white supremacy, and it is very dangerous because a lot of what he has done leads to violence. eight speech leads to hate violence, and so he knew, but he said he didn't so if he did not, why doesn't he apologiz

let's discuss this more with the just video -- democratic congresswoman barbara lee of california. congresswoman, thank you so much for joining us. we really appreciate it. i want to get your reaction to the dinner. obviously an explosive decision to have a dinner with nick fuentes. does trump's failure to denounce fuentes surprise you at all? and i guess, what do you imagine are the downstream impacts of a failure to denounce those types of viewpoints? >> thank you, sam, for having me. let me just say first of all, wow, it is shameful. i am really not surprised. secondly, it is no excuse to say that i did not know. i mean, he knows what kanye's views are in terms of his comments as it relates to a summit-ism and hate. so you know, i think it looks like once again -- where he needs to apologize. if he were frio, he would say, i am sorry. i apologize. he didn't do that and he won't do that because once again that is who he is. he associates with these people. and he is constantly behaving and saying hate, promoting hate language, antisemitism, white supremacy. really it is very dang

the barbara lee family foundation folks did a ton of great research on this. it's different going for federal offices that are part of a body. so congress right. or state state legislatures, other things that are that are large groups of who were elected here as opposed to being the boss, the executive mayor, the governor, and, of course, the president and it's why i think that we've seen women be able to grow their ranks in congress not as quickly as think many of us would like them to. but it's happening now at a quicker clip each congress you get to watch this this line charting how many women make up the body and it's consistently going up and that's fantastic trend because both parties realizing that they need to invest in diverse candidates and that women are very competitive. a lot of the seats that both parties want stay competitive in. now, there is a caveat to that, which is that there is concern that i've heard republican and democratic operatives alike that you could end up with a situation. there are certain house seats that swingy and well-suited

congresswoman barbara lee, who controls the purse strings. i just have to say, we have been given a five-minute warning for the room. . l -- rep. lee: thank you madam speaker. i want to thank you for your tremendous leadership once again on the world stage. your unbelievable understanding what global leaders need. and also to our delegation into her chair kathy castor first showing what we can do as democrats, especially with the inflation reduction act and with every meeting we have people under understand the impact of climate change. -- the climate provisions of the bill. thank you very much for that. very quickly, last year, at cop-26 in glasgow, the president and the democratic congress, probably -- probably enacted the most significant climate acts in history. as chairman of the subcommittee on basepoint operations i am committed to furthering these gains and goals. chair caster mentioned, the president is putting forth his pledge to achieve energy independence. and if we are able to -- we will be way ahead the scheduled date. in this b

feature native american dancers, a native american drumming circle honorees, including congresswoman barbara lee, state senator nancy skinner and oakland council member noel gayo were on hand to mark the event. one of the reasons i am here is because i received a letter of support from the native american health center as we were growing up not only in education but also in the community. i can go over there to the dentist, get my flu shot if i needed one, and so they've been an extremely valuable organization at the grassroots level. and i am here to give back and show my appreciation. in addition to tonight's gala event, the center hosted 1/50 anniversary pow at merritt college in september, a worker at los angeles international remains in critical condition tonight after he was exposed to carbon dioxide while on the job. we're hearing from his family after the break also had a northern california airport is facing a string of car thefts. what we know about the suspects and victims. and we're setting up for the bay area weekend. part of it's going to have some cloud cover and a little bit of r

this was a piece of barbara lee's district. on the jim costa district and it wasn't any part of old district and allen in the county and this is a rural working family district in the central valley of california and includes a lot of small towns and no town in the district over 85,000 people. >> we spoke to working families in the district and families that worked very, very 45*d hard and highly hispanic district and it's a district of farmers that don't have water on their farm. it's a district of farm workers that can't afford food on the table and gas in their tank at the same time and we talked about hopped up living. we're going to drill american oil, we'll get water on the farms and we'll make their lives affordable again. going into thanksgiving, that's a particular reigns leading resinating message right now. >> raymond: john, how confident are you you'll get that seat and expect a final tally? >> well, several of the counties especially the counties that favor my opponent have already certified their votes in the last

congresswoman barbara lee joined us on the seven tonight and gave her thoughts on new york representative kim jeffries possibly being the party's next leader in the house. i believe that the team that's being put together will lead in a way that incorporates everyone's points abused hakim and all of us understand members, districts and what their aspirations are. and we'll be sure to continue to lead and putting again. people over politics. also today, senate majority leader chuck schumer shared the biggest lessons he learned from knowing and working with speaker pelosi for more than 30 years. create a team. hey attention to every member create a team. and have everyone understand that we're only as good as the team, one of her famous expressions which i have tried to carry out in the senate and learned from her in unity. there is strength. california governor. gavin newsom called pelosi the most effective, inconsequential speaker of the house in modern american history. hockey fights cancer in the south bay tonight , coming up, see how the sharks are working to help children fighting the

this is the district that used to be represented by barbara lee and used to encompass areas like berkeley, oakland, a lot of those communities that run up and down 8, 80 there in the east bay. well, because of redistricting, it's been redrawn to really encompass more areas of the central valley north of bakersfield. and so we're looking at right now, 2 candidates vying to fill this newly drawn district. john duarte, the republican adam gray, the democrat right now, it's a pretty tight race. it is leaning slightly republican with duarte at 50.1% of the vote. only 42% of votes have been counted so far. so we've got a bit to go. but at the moment it's leaning republican right to its south is district. 22 now in that one, the republican incumbent david, while dot of a rudy salas, democratic challenger. and this also was close earlier on. they've started to split up just a little bit, but we're only even less than a 3rd of the votes counted. we'll have to see how that goes. but those that sent 2 of the main account or districts in california, we've been tracking also following at a new mexico,

we're going to be talking live with east bay congresswoman barbara lee about pelosi's decision plus moreil tonight at twitter. the employee exodus that appears to be underway this evening after that ultimatum from elon musk. we'll have those stories and a lot more all coming up live on the seventh in just a few minutes over on ktvu. plus, we'll see you then. but first year after the break millions of disappointed taylor swift fans after tomorrow's concert ticket sales have been canceled. ticketmaster's explanation coming up. (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify for medicare do not receive all the benefits they deserve. you could be missing out! now anthem blue cross introduces a free medicare plan checkup to make sure you receive all the benefits you qualify for in 2023. call 1-866-336-3448 today and receive extra benefits for a zero dollar monthly premium. benefits like dental, vision, hearing and prescription drugs! and to help you stay healthy at home, you can have free prescription drug delivery, online doctor visits twenty-four seven, and free exercise classes. y

lofgren says the most effective speaker in the history of the country, congresswoman barbara lee said quote i consider speaker pelosi , a dear friend, congressional neighbor and a fierce leader. i congratulate her on an incredible career in house leadership and look forward to continuing to serve the bay area alongside her in congress, and we'll hear more from congresswoman lee when she joins us live tonight on the seven over on ktvu plus republicans have taken control of the house more than a week after the midterm elections. california congressman kevin mccarthy is in line to take the gavel after being nominated to become speaker of the house. already some republican members are promising a slate of investigations into president biden and his family. they claim whistleblowers are coming forward to detail how the president's son hunter, biden, allegedly offered access to the biden family in return for lucrative business deals. this committee will evaluate the status of joe biden relationship with his family's foreign partners and whether he is a president who has compromised or swaye

most the talent we have does that and like anna esu here moves up and becomes a prominent player barbara lee for example may be in line to replace dianne feinstein as a us. senator if dianne feinstein should leave early marcus sonier from concord a solid member who staying in there despite the fact that i got to tell you. it's not the greatest jobs. no, it's not an easy job lot of travel a lot of time and it's you're running for office constantly pelosi's let's talk about her replacement lik successor as the democratic leader is hakeem jeffries. he would be the first black person to lead democrats nancy pelosi, of course the first woman to ever hold that role he represents new york. so here's the question phil could california lose something by no longer being represented by the speaker of the house. well california will be represented possibly by the speaker of the house put on the republican side kevin mccarthy from the bakersfield area appears to have the votes to take pelosi's place. so there's here's the catch. we have a democrat who would be sympathetic. let's say to the bay area's pri

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honorees included congresswoman barbara lee, state senator nancy skinner and oakland council member noel gayo helped to mark the event. not only are we giving thanks to some of the community leaders but also showing our appreciation and working in unity to make oakland a better place to live not only with our health services, but there are also involved in education, community service and placement and training, and we're extremely grateful. i had the native american health center here located in east oakland. in addition to tonight's gala event , the center hosted 1/50 anniversary pow at merritt college. all of us coming up a fast growing sport conference some controversy in san francisco tonight's pac meeting. over a proposal to build new pickleball courts. the mystery of the buried car in atherton might be solved the likely reason for it next. the weekend just around the corner. now we'll take a look at that. there's some rain from part of it will look into the forecast. - this van just hit me outta nowhere. i thought i was dead. after the accident, i was in a lot of pain. i had a fus

there is strength, and a congresswoman barbara lee released a statement saying, in part i consider speaker pelosi, a dear friend, congressional neighbor and a fierce leader. i congratulate her on an incredible career in house leadership and look forward to continuing to serve the bay area alongside her in congress. we'll hear more from congresswoman lee when she joins us tonight on the seven on ktvu plus getting ready to face her fate coming up at 5 30 expert weighs in on how much time convicted theranos founder elizabeth holmes might spend in prison and big rigs bumper to bumper for miles and stormy conditions. and tonight, part of the northeast getting ready for a potentially paralyzing snowstorm. we're not that far from the weekend. now, tomorrow's friday. we'll take a look at what you can expect. there are changes coming, even some wet stuff in that five day. but first details in a difficult road to recovery for a local author turned victim of a the author is recovering tonight at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital following a hit and run crash christian captain with more on the

this is one that had previously been represented by congresswoman barbara lee before it actually encompassakland, berkeley, and that pretty much that corridor down 8.80, on the eastern shore of the bay. well, now because of redistricting here this year, it actually now services a lot more of the central valley areas north of bakersfield. is this a district that democrats can maintain control of. well, right now you can see the republican running in this race. john durrett do. art is standing at 50% of the vote right now. plus one adam gray, the democrat. 49.9, it's only 42% of votes counted. so there's still a lot of county left to do. but this is another potential. what was a democratic district that could go republican if things continue the way they look right now, we'll have to wait and see. all right. all right, james, now let's take a look at some of the races in sonoma county as we go to the break and we'll be back with more. you run a small business, u need the most from ery investment. at's whyhyomcast business ves you more. re innovation... th our new gig-speed wi-fi, us unlimite

amanda hunter from the barbara lee foundation, who partners with us on a lot of things and who ali mentions, their research in the book and, christine matthews, a pollster, a team, aurora, a strategist. and we're going to break down the midterm elections and talk about who won women candidates, how they fared and, of course, women voters as well. so we hope you all will join us for those two discussions to round out the semester. but thank for everyone for being with us tonight and. again, ali, thank you so much. thank so welcome, everyone. i'm so happy you're here tonight. it should be a really exciting evening with -- morris. now i'm going to going to give you a little intro, a little bit about -- and some things you probably don't even know about him. he's very special. we are thrilled tonight to have the number one new york times bestselling author -- morris, who is one of the most prominent and political consultants in the united states. he was instrumental in winning campaigns of bill clinton in 1996 and more than 30 senators and governors is nationally. that i could spend probably an

barbara lee has always been very liberal. so liberal, i mean, i don't know how you measure liberal, but it's a it's a democratic impregnable democratic stronghold. absolutely. democrats run oaklans a st holdn they have for many, many years,l decades. so in the middle oe f this progressive paradise, you have race killings, a lot of them.l whatyou? is that? >> what what does that tell you? it's crazy. and it's it's a complicated mess. we've seen many instances of asian-americans being attacked in horrific ways. and the perpetrators are not. white. and these crimes, many of them have happened in america's a lot largest or most dangerous cities. we've actually seen a lot of noises being made by left wing is american activists, and many of them chimed in.up sole certainly in the past coupe as aears, as a result, result of covid and as a result ofhe the increase in anti-muslim incr and increased lot awareness of it, we've seenft wn a lot of these left wings is asian-american activists chime in and sayesul this is a resulto white su

and so i think ilhan and i and others, alexandria, barbara lee, particularly folks of color frankly, women of color, have been facing these extreme violent attacks. and let's just be clear that they are not isolated. right, john? they are directly connected to donald trump, his xenophobia and racism. it is not that racism is new in this country, nobody on the state believes in that. but the fueling of and using the white house to do that, to dehumanize people, the attacks ilhan has been under for just being a muslim woman here in congress. it is to dehumanize to the point where violence than becomes acceptable to some group of people. and that is what has led to this and the violence we saw on january 6 directly tied to then an armed man showing up at my door with a gun. and it is unbelievable to me that that is the place we are in is a country, and we can't have it be ok. we cannot just accept it as normal. it is not normal. it is why i spoke out about what happened to me and about why ilhan spoke out about what happened to her. we just have to recognize that this group of people is

>> this was a piece of barbara lee's district. well, it really wasn't, actually . that's one district. it was. and it was a positive for their districts, including josh hadas, david valadares, a bit of jim costas, a lot of jim costas, district. and but it wasn't it wasn't any part of the old district 13 , which is over in alameda county , yeah. centra ofis is a rural working families district here in the central valley ccludes of i california. n it includes a lot of small towns, no town , the district,r over eighty five thousand people. we own small parts of modesto. and we we have represent small parts of modesto, a small part of turlock. but then, you know, towns you may or may not have heard of dust. palos benos, chowchilla, madera, mersa, okay, but john , we got the territory. tell me how you did it. how did you break through here? in te spoke to the working families in the district.d these are these families thatni work very, very hard. it's a it' don'highly hispanic district. it's a district of farmers thats don't have water on theird farms. it's a district o

well, east bay congresswoman barbara lee was asked who she's being should replace speaker pelosi and in the house. she thinks new york congressman hakeem jeffries is an excellent choice. i believe that the team that's being put together will lead in a way that incorporates every blends. points abused hakim and all of us understand members, districts and what their aspirations are and will be sure to continue to lead and putting again. people over politics over in the u. s. senate new york senator chuck schumer will remain the senate majority leader. next month's runoff election in georgia, between raphael warnock and herschel. walker will determine if democrats had 51 senate seats, or 50, with the vice president breaking any ties. the republicans officially take control of the house in january . members are already promising investigations. into the first family as well. bakersfield congressman kevin mccarthy in line to become our next house speaker. he tweeted out, we will be prepared to hold the biden administration accountable from day one. gop wants to examine whether president b

the honorees included congresswoman barbara lee, state senator nancy skinner and councilman noel gayo. i received a letter of support from the native american health center as we were growing up not only in education but also in the community. i can go over to the dentist, get my flu shot if i needed one. the center also hosted 1/50. wow at merritt college center, is one of the oldest and largest urban native american health centers in the country. it provides medical dental, behavioral health community wellness, as well as social service programs and happening today a new and improved oakland community park reopens with a new name. it will now be called wilma chan park, named after the former oakland city supervisor who died a year ago in a tragic car accident. the park is at the site of the former madison park in the heart of oakland's chinatown neighborhood. it will have a new basketball, court trees and shrubs as well as string lighting. walgreens in the san francisco police department are teaming up to spread holiday cheer to children in need for the seventh year walgreens stores

and we know the big names, you know, what has happened with them, the maxine waters, the barbara leesand so much of the fate of the whole midterm is going to come out of this state, you guys. >> jake ward, we appreciate it. thank you for your reporting. i think you're right before we know where the ballots of power end in congress, we're going to have to see a lot of results from california. hopefully, we get those over the course of the next few days. good to see you, my friend, as always. jake ward in california. we're going to take a quick break. we'll be right back. be right ba. shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects a

miniseries john adams as ian first lady abigail adams moved into a smoke lee smoky, largely unfinished white house 176 years later, our own barbara walters gave us a glimpse into what life was like behind the scenes in the personal quarters of the ford white house. let's open the abc news vault to january 19th. 77. this is a perfectly beautiful room, mrs ford, but it's not your everyday cozy living room, is it so actually, it's referred to as the yellow oval room. and it is so formal that in fact, i call it the standing room because people hesitate to sit down the yellow oval room decorated by jacqueline kennedy in the style of louis, the 16th. and most often used to greet visiting heads of state before going down to formal dinners. it is mrs ford's least favorite room in the family suite, she says, because she finds it so stiff. had she remained as first lady, she would have redecorated it. the view from the oval room is the loveliest in the house overlooking the jefferson memorial and the washington monument. in the center of the room. there is a sculptured angel with empty arms. mrs ford thought the angel should have something

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barbara plett usher reports. the suspect was named as 22—year—old anderson lee aldrich.ate crime. a service in honour of the victims was joined by colorado's governorjared polis, who is gay. his husband also addressed the mourners. colorado should be a place where every person can live their life in peace, be who they are, love who they want to love, and we will settle for nothing less. this attack came on the eve of a day to remember transgender people killed in violent assaults, sharpening the grief of a community that feels under threat. barbara plett usher, bbc news, washington. detectives investigating a fatal flat fire have arrested a man on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. two children died and a woman was left critically injured following the blaze in nottingham. the children, aged three and one, died in hospital early this morning. as the uk's cost of living crisis deepens, libraries say more and more people are coming through their doors. some are now hosting food banks and clothing donation points. but the group that represents libraries across englan

to be as objective as fair, do the best lee goods or the good can never bring them back. follow vessel. they're ordered from amsterdam. thank you very much. barbara. ukraine is calling for access to the site in poland, where a miss al, kill 2 people on tuesday. poland believes the strike was accidentally caused by ukrainian air defense, as it responded to attacks by russia. nato has back that assessment, but key of disagrees. and once you crania experts to be involved in the investigation in these fields near the ukrainian border, the search for answers continues. it was here that a missile came down on tuesday, killing 2 and sparking fears that the warn you crane might escalate into a wider conflict. had this been an intentional attack on nato member, poland. it could have triggered a military response by the alliance. but analysis of these fragments let war so to conclude that the messiah was not launched by russia to the waters to be cherokee thought. it was probably an s 300 rocket made in the soviet union, an old rocket. and there is no evidence that it was launched by bush inside. it is highly probable. it was fired by ukrainian anti aircra

lee out of this building and put in barbara john's who at 15 years old, started a movement that led to what we now as brown versus board of education of topeka kansas. and then virginia started something in arkansas and those of us who are old enough to remember, little rock nine. supervised by desi bates in arkansas is going to put the statue of desi bates here in this building. [applause] now i've got to start a movement. see if we can get an african-american man to join these african-american women. [laughter] but let me thank all of you, thank you so much. i know he's going to be introduced but i want to thank bill daley. we got to know each other when he was in the administration of bill clinton and when he became chief of staff, i don't know why he called me one day and asked would i sit down with him, i had no idea what he wanted. i went to his office and sat down. he didn't want anything. he just sat down to talk and started the relationship. and when we decided that on her way to washington, mary mcleod bethune should stop in maysville, south carolina, and they told me how muc

lee out of this building and put in barbara johns, who at 15 years old, started a movement, that ledat we now know as brown people of education of topeka, kansas. those of us who are old enough, we remember little rock nine. supervised by daisy bates. in arkansas. they will put the statue of daisy bates in this building. [applause] now, i have to start a movement. to get an african american man to join these african american women. [laughter] thank you so much for, this bill and i got to know each other when we were in the administration of bill clinton. when he became chief of staff, i don't know why he called me one day and that's when i sat down with him and i had no idea what he wanted. but i went to his office and we sat down. and he didn't want anything. he just sat down to talk. and it started a relationship. and when we decided that on her way to washington, mary mcleod bethune should stop off in a little town of maysville, south carolina, and they told me how much it was going to cost to do that, i remember that conversation that i had with bill daily. and i said, bill daly,

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