for all the bernices, for all the malan rosas.oved us's that my uncle would talk about, for you, as my uncle would say, and you, and you, and you, our time has come. we will not stop until we have equality across the globe. and that is what tonight means. thank you so much. [cheering and applauding] >> thank you, stuart. that was spectacular. it really captured your uncle there. thank you. we're going to close with the san francisco gay men's chorus performing, singing for our lives. i had a couple of announcements. i hope you will all join us on the candle light march up to the castro. we have candles over here if people didn't bring them, so, you can pick them up at the start of our march. i also want to thank the san francisco police department who is going to help facilitate our march by closing blocks as we move up. so, they are going to be helping. and the chief is here, greg, you're out there someplace. (applause) >> thanks, there he is. thanks very much, fred. we love having a progressive police chief in town. so, i want t

the fire was detected before the limo left the kufsh they said fire so we roon the 96-year-old bernice escaped this. an inferno that destroyed limo she and nine other ladies were supposed to go to a birthday party. >> she yelled "fire". i can't tell you how fast a 90-year-old lady can get out of the limousine, but they did. >> i think it's a miracle nobody got hurt it was a birthday celebration everybody was headed to. she was in the front seat. >> everybody was calm. i wasn't calm inside, let me tell you. >> the women limo was a total loss. the women tell us there were 10, total in the car plus the driver. public utilities commission says that car is supposed to carry eight passenger autos my driver was wonderful, got everybody out. >> the lady that the party was for has a care giver. her care giver was going to drive her own car. i don't think the count was an issue. >> the owner tells me initial cause seems to be wire that's got too hot. you'll hear more about the number of passengers inside of the limousine including care givers that tells us she had a conversation with the driver

. >> the 96-year-old bernice was the oldest and seated in the back in, there with 15 minutes. >> you've 4 you've got to remember we're 90 year old ladies by the time they get seated and buckled in, it might take two hours. >> this is where the car was idling here. you can see charred black ground here. owner told me the initial cause seems to be in the cars electrical system. and police are taking a look at the case. because of the similarities to the bridge fire. abc 7 news. >> happening now in southern california a vigil just began moments ago to honor five peopleft a gunman went on a ramp yain on n.santa monica, friday. the violent series of events ended unside after police shot and killed the gunman. the victim includes his father and brother, dying after being shot in their home. the gunman shot randomly at strangers and carrack jacked a woman before heading to santa monica college campus. >>> a man accused in a mass shooting last year will have to under are go a evaluation before he can be tried. trying to determine whether go is mentally kpet toi toif -- competent to stand trial.

the fire was detected before the limo left the kufsh they said fire so we roon the 96-year-old bernice escaped this. an inferno that destroyed limo she and nine other ladies were supposed to go to a birthday party. >> she yelled "fire". i can't tell you how fast a 90-year-old lady can get out of the limousine, but they did. >> i think it's a miracle nobody got hurt it was a birthday celebration everybody was headed to. she was in the front seat. >> everybody was calm

. >> the 96-year-old bernice was the oldest and seated in the back in, there with 15 minutes. >> you've 4 you've got to remember we're 90 year old ladies by the time g seated and buckled in, it might take two hours. >> this is where the car was idling here. you can see charred black ground here. owner told me the initial cause seems to be in the cars electrical system. and police are taking a look at the case. because of the similarities to the bridge fire. abc 7 news. >> happening now in southern california a vigil just began moments ago to honor five people who died after a gunman went on a ramp yain on n.santa monica, friday. the violent series of events ended unside after police shot and killed the gunman. the victim includes his father and brother, dying after being shot in their home. the gunman shot randomly at strangers and carrack jacked a woman before heading to santa a man accused in a mass shooting last year will have to under are go a evaluation before he can be tried. trying to determine whether go is mentally kpet toi toif -- competent to stand trial. g go scheduled to re

bernice was in pictures with everybody in the world. >> anderson: this is like out of the movie.ree arc dies and it's ruled a natural death and after her son is beaten to death they realize she has been beaten with like a wrench. >> right. >> anderson: and which is just so bizarre so then suspicion is cast opportunitcast on the daug. >> because what happened is immediately, the wife, narcy and her brother, the other suspect there are a number of suspects here, were saying, may, the daughter, hated ben that they implied and said there were love letters between ben and may and a sexual affair going on between ben and may. >> and this is the man who married a stripper not to say there is anything wrong with strippers but he supposedly never grew up. he had interesting hobbies. >> he was whacky to begin with. he had one of the largest batman collections in the world. we are talking about the real bat mobile and everything else. >> anderson: and the wife of this guy who died is casting doubt on her own daughter. >> absolutely. >> anderson: we have to take a break. the victim's stepdau

let's bring in former marine captain bernice armour, the first female african-american combat pilot. thank you for being with us today. when you take a look at what has been happening so far, will taking prosecutions as was mentioned by the senator out of the chain of command help to solve the problem? >> i think taking it out of the chain of command is a huge step forward, because right now we don't have the respect, the culture has to totally be changed, and if the assailant just so happens to be in your chain of command, how do we have our commanding officers actually taking it forward? you know, i have faith in our leadership and i understand our leadership, but right now it's broken. >> i also want to bring in former pennsylvania democrat congressman patrick murphy. patrick was also the first veteran of the iraq war to serve in congress and now an msnbc contributor. congressman, thanks for being with us. let me ask you this. you know, the numbers, just looking at the numbers. troubling. you're probably familiar with them, both of you. 26,000 military sexual assault incidents rep

representatives and bernice johnson joining me to talk about this. voting rights and where does it start now? congressman cleaver, can congress pass a new voting rights act in it sounds good what nancy pelosi is saying, leader of the democrats but climate in the congress and of course with the tea party, what hope do you have this is going to be corrected? >> there is no question that congress is far more polarized today than it was in 2006 when the voting rights act was reauthorized. we have political tribalism at a much higher level. i was a sponsor in 2006 along with johnson. keep in mind, we had haster as a could sponsor and bush signed it into law. things have changed a little but the good news is jim sense sensenbrenner said it would be renewed. there will be pressure from people around the states trying to use the supreme court decision as fertilizer to grow a crop of laws that will make it difficult for minorities to vote. >> do you trust john boehner? do you think he will move it forward sne stopped everything else. >> i would like very much

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role in the creation of pepfar and crowd of the congressional black caucus and congresswoman eddie bernice johnson, even before the world knew about this initiative and proud of the staff, including michael riggs whose memory and leadership secretary kerry recognized this morning. to quote from a 2002 letter to president bush, the congressional black caucus called for, quote, an expanded united states initiative to respond to the greatest plague in recorded history. the next month in his state of the union speech, president bush bowledly embraced our call -- boldly embraced our call to action. i ask unanimous consent to insert the text in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. lee: pepfar is measured in lines saved and communities transformed. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from texas is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker ment today we're

eddie bernice johnson into the record, she is -- she has sent a statement on the 50th anniversary or 50th annual national small business week and with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's statement will be included in the record pursuant to general leave. mr. jeffries: i thank the gentlelady from new york for her thoughtful and insightful remarks and thank her for pointing out that immigrants from the great state of new york and immigrants who have come from across the world to states all across the united states are hardworking, family-oriented, entrepreneurial, innovative individuals who have helped to revive and rejuvenate communities all across this great land. and it's something that we in this chamber need to recognize as we celebrate and commemorate small business week and prepare to move forward hopefully with some form of comprehensive immigration reform. that we recognize the cricks that immigrants have made in the small business context. we've been joined by another champion of small businesses here in the congress, got a very distingu

trying but we do honor the laws of the country that we operate is a live there was such a law all the bernice peers would be the first user user, somehow the law would be applied uniformly. pfizer is a secret court i don't imagine it would be a secret court. >> but presumably it is already known and we are describing china at this point* it is highly unlikely america will adopt a chinese evil pattern. >> when we talk about privacy it is confused with anonymity. plan not sure ready deserves to be anonymous. but then to be pack of cigarettes in and be back in an instant but do you think the internet would be better off with less anonymity? >> talking about human judgment there are wonderful things and people talk about privacy and security and it is an important conversation but it does not of solace of the responsibility to exercise good judgment in the future that is the important feature but it empowers people for good and the whole question whether people could be hidden or not you can look at it and the context, but of every day law-abiding users or criminals, a terrorist and people in the