executive director bill lee said they're seeing more families in need of ready made meals because they'regling with finances and energy. >> you may have a family where dad is working two full time jobs, and mom's working a full time job, and no one has the energy to actually cook properly and take care of the family. >> sylvia rodriguez has been going to martha's kitchen twice a week for the past 25 years. familia rodriguez says she feels like she's with family. she doesn't feel discriminated. these doors have been open to her and so many others that describe it like a home. volunteer evelyn robinson says wherever martha's kitchen lands, location wise, they will continue to be a vital part of the south bay community. >> there's just a camaraderie. there's a sense of urgency that we need to support these folks. and then when you see the smiles on their faces, that just does wonders for everybody. benefits. >> in san jose, lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> all right, time to get a check of the weather. and we've got a mixed bag going on. >> we do. >> and meteorologist sandhya patel is her

executive director bill lee said they're seeing more families in need of ready made meals because they'reuggling with finances and energy. >> you may have a family where dad is working two full time jobs, and mom's working a full time job, and no one has the energy to actually cook properly and take care of the family. >> sylvia rodriguez has been going to martha's kitchen twice a week for the past 25 years. familia rodriguez says she feels like she's with family. she doesn't feel discriminated. these doors have been open to her and so many others that describe it like a home. volunteer evelyn robinson says wherever martha's kitchen lands, location wise, they will continue to be a vital part of the south bay community. >> there's just a camaraderie. there's a sense of urgency that we need to support these folks. and then when you see the smiles on their faces, that just does wonders for everybody. benefits. >> in san jose, lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> all right, time to get a check of the weather. and we've got a mixed bag going on. >> we do. >> and meteorologist sandhya patel is h

>> john: let's dig deeper on this by talking with the republican tennessee governor, bill lee. good to have you here come the governor. appreciate it. the country is pretty split on this, strongly favor or somewhat favor 33%, 40%. the pose or oppose, 90% and 32%. so the country is pretty evenly divided. why do you think it's important for this law to be upheld? >> it's not political to me. it's not about right versus left. that it's reasonable versus radical, and at the very least reasonable versus real risk. we should not be performing life altering, permanent procedures on children that have such enormous applications for their life. we have seen countries across the world change their view on this and ban these procedures in europe in 20 states in america. so it really is about the protection of children, and the fundamental responsibility we have to protect kids. >> john: you brought up europe. proponents used to say, look at europe, there are way ahead of us on this and they know what they doing. but as you pointed out, they have turned about face on this. a landmark repor

. >> this herculean task lies at the feet of executive director bill lee. he says martha's kitchen, located in the ormond neighborhood of san jose, once served half a million meals to the hungry each year. it now serves 2.5 million a year, highlighted by thanksgiving and christmas dinners. the number of volunteers has also swelled from 30 a week to 300. >> we have grown to a point that we don't fit the facility that we're in anymore. >> lee says he's looking to spend $10 million or more on a warehouse site, up to double the current 10,000ft!s he's renting from sacred heart of jesus church. the target area is in south central san jose, north of curtner avenue, east of san jose state, and west to highway 87. realtors say it's challenging given the lack of inventory and financing requirements. >> there's very few of them out there, and this is a very specialized need that, that, that they're looking for. and so you've got to find the right opportunities that fit, that need. >> those needs include space for oversize kitchen equipment and extra venting and elect

bill signing. oakland congresswoman barbara lee and former u.s. phonza butler, attended the signing with harris. the bipartisan bill, authored by lee instructs congress to posthumously award chisholm congress's highest civilian honor in commemoration of her accomplishments. activism and legacy shirley chisholm was the first black woman elected to congress, and first african american to run for president for a major party. the bill will now go to president biden's desk to be signed into law. and thank you all for watching the 11:00 news tonight. don't forget our next newscast is mornings on two, starting at four. have yeah. hey, what's going on, everyone, i'm alex savage. welcome in here to. like it or not, you know how the show works. we put out the hot topics here to our panel, and they will let us know if they like it or not. a fantastic panel put together for you today. we have krystal bailey, of course from from ktvu. we also have jeff applebaum, a comedianm

they're gonna have a special bill lee car because the artist is performing to sold-out shows in san jose. one is tonight and the others tomorrow night and they were inspired to do this to get people to the concert. also to redecorate the train car, the cause, the singer encourage fans to find a sustainable way to get to her show. so if you want to catch the billy train, it's number 5.22. going southbound caltrain is also going to give you a billie eilish prizes and caltrain merge on board. >> we're going to take a break here. 9.52. but coming up next hour of the kron, 4 morning news. we're going to continue our coverage of that wildfire that's raging out of control right now in southern california will be right back. >> its 9.54, and united airlines has launched their fantasy flights program this. yeah, it's a partnership with make-a-wish america. and so with united, what they do is they send kids and their families from 13 countries to the north pole. the kids get to the north pole, which is actually it's an airport hangar that's transformed into a winter wonderland there created by uni

. >> this herculean task lies at the feet of executive director bill lee.mond neighborhood of san jose, once served half a million meals to the hungry each year. it now serves 2.5 million a year, highlighted by thanksgiving and christmas dinners. the number of volunteers has also swelled from 30 a week to 300. >> we have grown to a point that we don't fit the facility that we're in anymore. >> lee says he's looking to spend $10 million or more on a warehouse site, up to double the current 10,000ft!s he's renting from sacred heart of jesus church. the target area is in south central san jose, north of curtner avenue, east of san jose state, and west to highway 87. realtors say it's challenging given the lack of inventory and financing requirements. >> there's very few of them out there, and this is a very specialized need that, that, that they're looking for. and so you've got to find the right opportunities that fit that need. >> those needs include space for oversize kitchen equipment and extra venting and electrical. lee says martha's kitchen must remain

. >> this herculean task lies at the feet of executive director bill lee.d of san jose, once served half a million meals to the hungry each year. it now serves 2.5 million a year, highlighted by thanksgiving and christmas dinners. the number of volunteers has also swelled from 30 a week to 300. >> we have grown to a point that we don't fit the facility that we're in anymore. >> lee says he's looking to spend $10 million or more on a warehouse site, up to double the current 10,000ft!s he's renting from sacred heart of jesus church. the target area is in south central san jose, north of curtner avenue, east of san jose state, and west to highway 87. realtors say it's challenging given the lack of inventory and financing requirements. >> there's very few of them out there, and this is a very specialized need that, that, that they're looking for. and so you've got to find the right opportunities that fit that need. >> those needs include space for oversize kitchen equipment and extra venting and electrical. lee says martha's kitchen must remain accessible to th

he commanded the first battalion seventh calvary in the battle of the eye, bill lee. and now he was commanding operation masher white wing. incidentally, he referred to this as another meat grinder. bombing song. the north vietnamese were. they were operating rice distribution in recruiting centers in the bullock selling area. intelligence from the district police there alone in the boxing area had pinpointed the locations and that was the objective of marshall white. can see here have bong song on the coast. in that first river valley that i had mentioned beyond little valley which to the west and the second river valley was to kim sun valley, which was to the south west. the operation was six weeks late june, late january 1966 to early march 1968. it probably about the most deadly battle of the entire vietnam war. there were 199 americans killed on the battlefield. there were another 46 who died in the crash of a u.s. air force. so you went 23 aircraft on the way to the battlefield. and two with 3000 by body. north vietnamese soldiers killed killed and maybe one of

governor bill lee will be here to talk about that.mittee report on covid concluded that the virus emerged from a lab leak, so why are democrats pushing back? we are following the breaking news of the ceo of unitedhealthcare, brian thompson, fatally shot outside a busy manhattan hotel. and we will check in with a north carolina family whose house slid 300 yards down a mountain while they were all inside during hurricane helene. what will their christmas be like? i'm john roberts. come join sandra and me top of the hour for "america reports." we will see you then. 's d3 house democrats are being called up for mocking americans concerned with the high cost of groceries. listen to this. shoppers spending irregular $10 billion on black friday. the official account for house democrats on the ways and means committee chimed in. "and here we were thinking y'all couldn't afford eggs." wow. that tone-deaf post has since been deleted. i'll bet it has. jimmy, you don't want to mock voters. see five no, and it shows you some of them haven't learne

>> well, right bill lee, there's actually three points of failure in this instance.tioned the the airport employee at jfk there who is to check the credentials, the identity for flight crew. some places it's known as a known crew member. lane so they would go through that and then at the document checker for tsa and she was able to get in behind a family and not have her identity checked. and then at the gate, as you mentioned, the delta gate agent for whatever reason, did not identify her allowed her to board the plane as we as we learned and so those three points of failure are of great concern to each of the entities i mentioned the good news is that she was physically screened by tsa at the checkpoint, and as has been reported, i believe that there were she had two bottles of water on her and those were detected. and she gave those up and so, you know, out of the 18 million or so people that tsa screened over the thanksgiving break, she was one who got by the identity check. so the bad news, she didn't have our identity checked. the good news is she was physicall

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with most part, yes, i would also like to his sister and mother in china might be in bill to >> krystal lee went on to say that she had information that never made it into the courtroom. that proves they are guilty. krista believes my money's family members should also be held accountable for allegedly taking steps to try and cover up minis. actions evidence during the trial revealed that granted his sister and mother, the power of attorney just a few days after the stabbing to sell his bmw, the same car that he fled the scene in. >> today, we also heard from bob lee's brother and for the first time the mother of nima moment. all right, let's go to kron four's lezla gooden who was inside the courtroom when the verdict was read. >> think everyone is still in complete shock. as someone said earlier today, there are really no winners in this case. both families have deeply impacted when we got in court today, you could hear a pin drop as we waited to hear that verdict. we read to the court and we were all literally leaning forward trying to hear what was said. and i looked at the jurors face a

. >> bill: lynndie lee, dnc national finance committee member. we've heard from her before.his is what she is saying about this topic. >> i think unfortunately the democratic party has a stench of loser written all over the party. i'm speaking as a democrat myself. no joy to say it. democrats are consigned to the wilderness for four to eight years. they are doing everything they can now to continue the detente. >> bill: interesting candor she has all the time. are these ceos asking or are they listening? >> a combination of both i think. we're in the fourth industrial revolution. we own it. america owns it. we have the data centers but we need other parts of it. think about just recently some of the ideas that we've restart three mile island or some of the other things and already nipped in the bud. you have environmental things here and there. these companies want to create their own nuclear power stations, right? they may want to either find a way for the nuclear regulatory commission for work or bypass them. if you believe that the next major conflict in the world revolve

yes, i would also like to his sister and mother in china might be in bill to >> krystal lee went on to say that she had information that never made it into the courtroom. the pru's they're guilty. krista nice. family members should also be held accountable for allegedly taking steps to try and cover up nominees, actions evidence during the trial revealed that many granted his sister and mother, the power of attorney few days after the stabbing to sell his bmw, the same car. he took off from the scene. him. >> we also heard from annie's mother for the first time she argues her son was just trying to defend himself. >> it's something a we'll i israeli. it's just goes which it pulls. this is a its senses. self-defense. means nothing. >> open city council approved budget cuts tonight in an effort to close a massive budget deficit. some of those cuts include temporarily closing to fire stations next year. kron four's sara stinson reports. >> emotional at times with people worried about their service is being threatened. the city council voted in favor of moving forward with the first phase

oh bill lee it was a sketch show and they needed something to go between the sketches and again, theywere looking for something different. >> i've got to have those candy bars. >> you better not be thinking of stealing those candy bars. >> that's it. the simpsons would never have come along had it not been for the tracey ullman show. >> ultimately, crime hurts the criminal. that's not true mom. i got a free ride home. didn't i? >> bart fox was thrilled that it was different. they said, sure be experimental. do whatever you want. we're just happy to have a show on the air i'm home married with children was their first big, big hit in that way. >> that said if all the rest of television is going this way, we're going that way. but kelly, you want to come down and help me in the kitchen there. >> that should buy us about ten minutes. >> seven more than we'll need the title of married with children on the script was not the cosby show how great. >> i mean, you know, you have to love that. they just were taking the out of american families. >> fun. >> great fun. hurry up, bud never wanted

bill signing. oakland representative barbara lee and former u.s. attended the signing yesterday with harris. the bipartisan bill, authored by barbara lee, instructs congress to award chisholm congress's highest civilian honor in commemoration of her accomplishments, activism and legacy shirley chisholm was the first black woman elected to congress, and first african-american to run for president at a major party. the bill will now go to president biden's desk to be signed into law. >> it's just heart wrenching, and we want to support the parents because this kind of thing can tragedy and it can ruin you financially. >> a community rocked by a school shooting now coming together. next at five, the rally to support the families of two boys hospitalized after a gunman opened fire. also ahead, turning the lights back on. the update tonight on when the bay bridge could begin illuminating the bay area once again. >> and we're back into it. we got rain in the forecast. it's going to be awesome. it shows up here towards the middle nd of your business needs

over in england, the central bank deciding to keep rates unchanged and governor bill lee saying we cannotow much to cut in 2025. lisa: it is a black box and a dark room with lots of furniture. it is the u.s. and the bank of england after you saw wage growth came in a bit higher than expected. andrew bailey saying a gradual approach to future cuts remains the right approach and that seems to be the new zeitgeist for 2025. let's head to london and get more from guy johnson on this rate decision. how close was this and how disrupted was it by this week's data? guy: that is where the surprise comes. if the fed delivered a hawkish cut yesterday in some ways this is a dovish hold from the bank of england. rates remaining on hold. there was a lively debate about whether or not that cut should have been delivered. bailey talks about a gradual approach to remain on the right course but they are downgrading the growth picture. they talk about the labor market being largely in balance. you can see what is happening to the pound, giving background gained earlier on against the u.s. dollar. the market

bloomberg's is a bill lee joined us.rs first. >> the biggest winner is something that we would expect. it pulled off a feat no other utility stock has managed since 2001, it was at the top of the leaderboard. i thought it would be a big tech stock. it is vistra, with a gain of 250 9%. the shares posted their best year in history. you would think why? stocks which are a defensive play, why see their biggest gain? it's because of utilities grew due to aia. vonnie: you say it's not a tax play but it really is, it is definitely tech-like. isabella: and second is nvidia. it gained 176% this year. its dominance has been unrivaled. yesterday it closed in of the acquisition with an eye. it's exciting what will be in store for 2025. gov. cuomo: it continues to keep giving. it's interesting to have a utility at the top. just a reminder, what we have been talking about the last couple of days when you think about ai, a lot of it is thinking about ok, how do we make it happen? if we don't have the energy, it's not going to happen. i

joining us live to share more is executive director bill lee. good morning to you.o be here again. so first of all, to recap, tell our viewers a bit about martha's kitchen of the mission and the goal here. so marcus kitchens, a 45 year-old organization that was started. >> its initial mission was to provide meals to homeless population of downtown san jose. it's expanded to the point that it's serving in 9 different counties still focused on santa clara county, but serving throughout the bay area and the counties that joined the bay area, santa cruz, monterey, san benito and so forth. and today, as you mentioned, we we prepare more than 2 million meals each year for those that are in just really speaks to and that's i imagine has grown over the past few years since you guys have been in operation here. >> tell us a bit about how the holiday season look like for your organization. >> times are getting more challenging. we've definitely had an increase in demand. inflation definitely played a role on that. and as we've gotten into the holidays, really the only way we'

on an unrelated bill by mike lee, the republican senator from utah. this is tammy baldwin, the democratic senator from wisconsin. and the chair, by my notes right now, they're going to go to a vote on another bill. then they will go to that short debate where we'll hear from the leaders very briefly here, maybe even mitch mcconnell, maybe one of his last speeches as the minority leader. he gave his farewell address to the senate earlier today and certainly chuck schumer. and then we will get to that actual roll call vote. and actually, the reason i think this might go just a little bit faster right now, kevin, than i thought a few minutes ago, as i look off to the side here at the at the floor is that they get everybody on the floor. once you get everybody onto the floor, they can vote a little bit more quickly. it's 100 senators. they vote vocally. there's no electronic card. they either put their thumb up or down, or you hear them call the name and somebody hollers from the back of the chamber if they're a yea or nay. so it's a little more organic th

lee for her hard work on this bill. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, h.r. 8664, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and, without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. green: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass the bill, h.r. 8662. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 533. h.r. 8662. a bill to reduce commuting burdens on transportation security administration employees and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from tennessee, mr. green, and the gentleman from new york, mr. kennedy, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee. mr. green: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous co

the bills actually canceling their practice. lee goldberg with the forecast for this weekend and the big changes coming, and faith abubey in orchard park tonight near buffalo. >> reporter: tonight -- shutting down interstates and leaving hundreds of abandoned vehicles in its wake, the snow blowers out in force. wary residents racing to clear snow from the third major storm in two weeks. >> this right here is a car? >> that is a car under there. >> reporter: outside buffalo in the village of orchard park amid 38 inches of heavy, wet snow, we found 80-year-old volunteer firefighter, ron, shoveling. >> i take it easy. i do as much as i can, but i don't get carried away. >> reporter: not far from there, the town of eden hitting the jackpot driven by an arctic blast that extends south, steam rising off lake superior in duluth, minnesota, where it felt like negative 22 degrees this morning. and in chicago, it wasn't much warmer, commuters bundling up in negative 6 wind chills. here in orchard park, homeowners clearing snow, also dealing w

lee. thank you so very much. so this important bill will award a congressional gold medal in commemoration of shirley chisholm, an unbought, unbossed advocate for women and people of color. today we will vote to award this high honor to a woman who dared to be a catalyst for change. so i thank representative barbara lee for her work on this important bill. and of course again i'm proud to be an original co-sponsor of this bill, again. i'm going to urge my colleagues to support this bill. but i'm going to yield the remainder of my time to ms. lee. ms. lee: i want to thank the ranking member for yielding, i want to respond to chairman mchenry and thank him for bringing up that story about george wallace. i have -- an addendum to the story. i was working in her campaign during that period. and i was furious that she would go to visit segregationist, racist george wallace. i called her, i was about ready to leave the campaign. because to me, that was so inconsistent with who she was. she took me to task again and she said, little girl, she

governor newsom signed lee's bill this year and is looking to make it permanent. the state social services department needs to actually submit a report to the state legislature by july. 1st, if they're gonna make that happen. >> time now 7.11, and still ahead of problem morning news. >> there's a possible case of bird flu in the bay area. and it's a child that they think has said the work is the cdc is doing now to track down the source. and federal immigration officials want to open a new detention center near the bay area. but there is pushback. we'll see why state officials are probably not going to be able to stop it. and after the break, the sudden fall of syria's government ending nearly 50 years of family rule bounced from one doctor to the next. does it have to be like this? at kaiser permanente, we have a different kind of healthcare... so, how did you like doctor lum? ...where all of us work together for all that is you. >> staying with this to kick off this new week of december, one that finally brings a few changes. december's been a dry month so far.

the governor signed lee's bill this year. he's looking to make it permanent. but the state social services department needs to submit a form to the state legislature by jan july. 1st, in order to make that happen. >> it's 8.25. and the chp joined in the fun at the livermore holiday parade and they made some arrests because, you know, the grinch's got to go. he can still enjoy the holiday season so you can see there. they took care of that and then everybody had a nice parade with all kinds lights and they thanked everybody for the community support and partnering with the local police. on the peninsula. a santa arrived in a different way here using a helicopter. i think that it's not that the sleigh is in the shop or anything, but it has to be service and they got a loaded up and they can take time away from that. so good old days. saint nick arrived at the hiller, a vision museum via chopper. at least 8 didn't make him skydive. they actually land and he got out the nonprofit educational institution hosted this event. so this and could give christmas wishes to

governor gavin newsom signed lee's bill this year to see if it can be made permanent. the state social services department now needs a well. they need to submit a report to the state legislature by july. 1st in order to make that happen. >> time now 6.10, and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. health officials are investigating a possible case bird flu in a child in the bay area. we're going to tell you what they're doing to track down the source. and federal immigration officials want to open a new detention center near the bay area but there is pushback from local officials. and after the break, a sudden fall of syria's government ending nearly 50 years of family rule. we'll talk to some bay area immigrants who are celebrating chap. and we've been dry for some time now. but that pattern is about to change later on this week with a storm system arriving our di bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [

have been the honorable shirley chisholm's 100th birthday and i thank congresswoman barbara lee for leading this billonored to speak on it. we have a message. we have a vision for america as black women. we know when america's hurting, the black community is hurting even more and we should run to serve, to bring people together. we often are the mothers, aunties, grandmothers where our children's neighbors and everyone and that could serve us well in this rough and tough political environment that can be so divisive. black women are known to bring people together. >> all right. texas congresswoman erica lee carter, i know your mother's proud. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >>> up next, my final thoughts. >>> stay with us. olay visibly firms, lifts, and smooths wrinkles, by penetrating the skin, to boost regeneration at the surface cellular level. try olay. when i was diagnosed with h-i-v, i didn't know who i would be. but here i am... ...being me. keep being you... ...and ask your healthcare provider about the number one prescribed h-i-v treatment, biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pi

very, very important, with ranking member lee on our bill to ensure no online advertising giant can control every side of the ad tech market. of course, a subject of the justice department action, senator durbin has been also very active in this, and in many of the online issues. while these bills have yet, and i emphasize yet, to pass, their contents provide antitrust enforcers, a road map for remedies on their cases including the justice department's proposed ban on google self-preferencing , its search product in android. finally the judiciary committee has passed numerous bipartisan bills and we thank senator durbin and senator grassley for his longtime work on this, senator cornyn, and as well as senator lindsey graham to stop the abuses of big pharma to keep affordable, generic drugs off the market. it's time these things become law. bringing these to the forefront has brought bipartisan consensus that our antitrust laws must be enforced. i had the honor of introducing both assist talent attorney general jonathan canter. i remember that day well because his son was younger, and he was

i want to thank the sponsor of the bill, representative lee, as well as the entire pennsylvania degree gages. i urge my colleagues to support the bill h.r. 4955 and with that, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. takano: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognize. mr. takano: rise to express my support for h.r. 4955. this bill would designate the department of veterans' affairs outpatient clinic in monroeville, pell, as the henry parham clinic. i thank my colleague, representative lee, for introducing this bill. a member of a segregated army unit, private first class parham was likely the last surviving african-american d-day combat veteran. his he hoik actions during, perhaps, the most famous military operation in american history are worthy of our continued gratitude. it is my pleasure to support this bill to do just that. mr. parham was born in emporia, virginia, where, in -- in november of 1921 and was the son of a sharecropper. with lim

cuts to offset that money, followed by larger bill covering taxes energy spending more later in the year house ways and means jason smith utah senator mike leeay on sun sohn is to discuss strategies. >> i believe one package is quickest best approach to deliver these victories for the american people there has not been two reconciliation bills signs into law in the same years since 1997, when newt gingrich was speaker they had a much larger margin. >> look. we do plan to get to the extension of the tax cuts, so the thought is we can do two. in a year, but the -- the first one involving securing official funding for border security possibly some defense spending, some apparently providing pay-fors offsets to spending also in the package. >> joining me former speaker of the house former georgia congressman fox news contributor author of mariach to the majority newt gingrich with us thanks so much for being here. >> good to be with you jason was right we passed twos reconciliation bills in 1997. they can do it this year but here is the point i would drive home, they need to have the senate commitment to pass the tax bill by may 31st, to go to c

bill has released. and after the break, what congresswoman barbara lee is saying about possible run for oakland. mayor. >> the city of oakland's budget problems are now affecting animal services. there. workers at the oakland animal shelter say that beginning in october, a key positions had to be frozen. so there have been problems affecting the jobs at the front counter. the animal intake area because of under staffing, the shelter will be closed to the public on tuesdays and wednesdays beginning january 6th. and you can find details of the new hours on the shelter's website. congresswoman barbara lee is considering what's next. her term does. and in a few weeks she ran for u.s. senate this year. she lost in the primary. adam schiff, as you know, eventually won. lee has been representing california's 12th district in the east bay since 1998. today she posted on x she will announce an early january by the she plans to run for mayor of oakland, a challenging job with the city facing a 100 29 million dollars shortfall. rampant crime last month. former mayor sheng thao was recalled. the city will e

. >> lee's voted on thousands of bills in her timen one in partl always be remembered.f milarin september 2001, in the aftermath of nine over 11. >> you don't this when people are angry, grieving and mourning. let's take some time. let's try to be provide a rational responstitutional thats what the goals are. we don't tolerate terrori. both parties to focus on poverty and pe asked what she's most proud of. she points to her work on trying to decrease the pentagon budget,ts, t hiv aids. >> i have to push the envelope on everything, so i'm very proud of the fact that i've been able to help save 25 million lives through my hiv aids work. won he■] leaves the house afterd figures out what she'll do next. she's overwhelmed by gratitude for e district who've supported her along the way. >> i jus want to say thank you for trusting me, and thank you for listening. and thank you for pushing me hard. and thank you for your clarity about democracy. g ktvu, fox >> and with today being oakland mayor xiang tao's last day as lead the city, there are calls for growingre for office. amon

. >> the bill now heads to the president's desk. good evening. i'm greg lee, and i'm cristina rendon. >> the senate voting just over 20 minutes ago to get that bill passed. this was congress's third attempt at keeping the government open. the first proposal was withdrawn after objections from president elect donald trump and his advisor, elon musk. the second bill was tanked by conservative republicans yesterday. >> the third bill, passed tonight, will fund the government at current levels through mid-march. senators skipped several procedural hurdles, allowing them to pass the funding bill before midnight deadline, although the bill ultimately was not passed until about 12:40 a.m. on the east coast. the package does eliminate a provision to raise the debt ceiling that the president elect wanted. lifting that limit would help mr. trump pass his agenda, including extending tax cuts and paying for his promises on immigration. both democratic and republican senators had some choice words for the delays that drove this bill so late into the night. >> the only rea

oppose the bill since it also includes a ban on transgender medical treatments for children of military members. if such treatment could result in sterilization. oakland congresswoman barbara leein part, year after year, our country put profits ahead of our people, and nowhere is that more apparent than in our pentagon budget. this bill now heads to the u.s. senate. the man accused of trying to kill donald trump at his florida golf course back in september appeared in a courtroom today. attorneys for ryan roth asked a federal judge to delay his trial until next december, saying they need more time to review the evidence against him and then decide whether to mount an insanity defense. the judge said that she will have her ruling here in the coming days. roth is accused of lying in wait for more than 12 hours with a rifle at trump's west palm beach golf course. >> prosecutors in the killing of united health care ceo brian thompson are building their case against luigi mangione. the nypd says it has linked the ghost gun found on mangione when he was arrested in pennsylvania on monday to the manhattan crime scene. investigators have also recovered a spiral notebook that seems to

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online over 150 times about the funding bill to keep the government running, stating lots of things about it that deafly were not true insisting in increasing lee vociferous terms that republicans needed to tank the bill and not fund the government and shut everything down, it was only after musk got the ball rolling that trump eventually joined in. once trump got involved, he did start making demands from republican-controlled congress telling them what he wanted from them as he was pushing them towards shutdown. what did he want them to give him? he wanted a specific thing that he asked for explicitly, he wanted the republican- controlled congress to abolish the debt ceiling. don't worry, you don't have to bother reminding yourself what the debt ceiling is because they did not do it. trump wanted it, he demanded it but they he did not get it. they did not make any change on the debt ceiling although that is what trump was demanding. which makes him look, again, error-prone, easily confused and week. particularly makes him look weak compared to elon musk. what did result from the standoff that nearly shut down the government this weekend and w

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. >> lee's voted on thousands of bills in her time on the hill, but one in particular will always bewoman was the lone vote against the authorization of the use of military force. in september 2001, in the aftermath of nine over 11. >> you don't make critical decisions like this when people are angry, grieving and mourning. let's take some time. let's try to be provide a rational response to this constitutional that accomplishes what the goals are. we don't tolerate terrorism. >> lee says she forced both parties to focus on poverty and peace. when asked what she's most proud of, she points to her work on trying to decrease the pentagon budget, abortion rights, and the fight against hiv aids. >> i have to push the envelope on everything, so i'm very proud of the fact that i've been able to help save 25 million lives through my hiv aids work. >> lee leaves the house after running for the senate seat vacated by dianne feinstein and won by adam schiff, while she figures out what she'll do next. she's overwhelmed by gratitude for the people in her district who've supported her along the w

. >> lee's voted on thousands of bills in her time on the hill, but one in particular will always behe authorization of the use of military force. in september 2001, in the aftermath of nine over 11. >> you don't make critical decisions like this when people are angry, grieving and mourning. let's take some time. let's try to be provide a rational response to this constitutional that accomplishes what the goals are. we don't tolerate terrorism. >> lee says she forced both parties to focus on poverty and peace. when asked what she's most proud of. she points to her work on trying to decrease the pentagon budget, abortion rights, and the fight against hiv aids. >> i have to push the envelope on everything, so i'm very proud of the fact that i've been able to help save 25 million lives through my hiv aids work. >> lee leaves the house after running for the senate seat vacated by dianne feinstein and won by adam schiff, while she figures out what she'll do next. she's overwhelmed by gratitude for the people in her district who've supported her along the way. >> i just want to say thank y

. >> lee's voted on thousands of bills in her time on the hill, but one in particular will always beembered. the congresswoman was the lone vote against the authorization of the use of military force. in september 2001, in the aftermath of nine over 11. >> you don't make critical decisions like this when people are angry, grieving and mourning. let's take some time. let's try to be provide a rational response to this constitutional that accomplishes what the goals are. we don't tolerate terrorism, death threats, harassment. myself, my family still. i mean, life is different after 2001 in many respects, because the hate came after me like you would not believe. but you know, those moments come in your life where you just have to stand and i'm a person of faith. and i prayed and i fought back. >> lee says she forced both parties to focus on poverty and peace. >> when asked what she's most proud of. she points to her work on trying to decrease the pentagon budget, abortion rights, and the fight against hiv aids. >> i have to push the envelope on everything, so i'm very proud of the fact

the incoming ranking senator martin heinrich and incoming chair mike lee said that my bill which cleared the energy and natural resources committee, s. 1890, the community empowerment for the owyhee act, that they would allow it to pass the united states senate tonight as an indication of the goodwill that all parties have pledged for next year. and as the chairman of the committee has noted, in fact all the chairs, past and present since i was the chairman of the energy and natural resources committee at one point, understand that that's the key to really making some history in this extraordinarily important committee. and in our conversations with the incoming chairman mike lee, he was particularly interested in the fact that congressman bence and i are going to be working together to get this bill in shape so that people across oregon will support it. and when he indicated that that was a priority for him, i basically said that's exactly what we have in mind as oregonians, as i have in mind as oregon's senior senator. and i'm very happy to state tonight publicly to the incoming chair

bill. that is why i wanted to understand from lee what it looks like. on that biden would of signed and trump kills it and brags about killing it. how much of sort of the extreme language around immigration signals that the bipartisan really republican-authored fix is not what is wanted by the right? >> reporter: right, i think it reveals that, you know, people have been engaging in bad faith. they need this argument to stir up, you know, the grievance and fear of their base. and i think we need to understand that for what it is. i am just, i hate the fact that democrats are always arguing this issue on the ground of republicans. that we are always debating immigration question within the frame that republicans set. and, part of what i want to say is of course we would say that after world war ii but the 1965 one changed the quoteys and led to the browning of america and these folk want to go back to 1924 that was written by the klan. we are constantly arguing this issue on their grounds. what is the moral basis of our political of immigration. are we c

my bill with senator lee, and i want to thank my colleague on the other side of the aisle with all his counsel here, our bill would ensure these protections make it to the federal level. this is a bill -- and i note this. my colleague, the president of the senate, knows that sometimes it's pretty hard around the congress to be able to get folks to agree to a 7-up or something. this bill passed this house unanimously and has the support of both the chair of the judiciary committee and ranking member, senator graham. not only that, but our bill has been endorsed by people from across the political spectrum. i say to my friend from nevada, tucker carlson is on board. fox news is on board. this is about as bipartisan as you can get. past administrations both democratic and republican have exploited the lack of a federal shield law to curtail the freedom of the press and in some case jailed journalists who refused to reveal their sources. it is long overdue that these abuses be stopped. so my substitute amendment that i put together with senator lee addresses feedback that we heard on this

lee: i ask unanimous consent that the bill be considered read a third time and passed and the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. lee: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the armed services committee be discharged from further consideration of s. 4511 and the senate proceed to its immediate consideration. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: s. 4511, a bill to provide for the crediting of fund to the national guard bureau as reimbursement from states. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding? without objection, the senate will proceed to the discharge. mr. lee: i ask unanimous consent that the lee substitute amendment at the desk be agreed to, and the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: oeb without objection. bill among other things state and local authorities helps them better coordinate if there law enforcement agencies to keep communities safe. and they are not getting enough answers the feds can't respond on thei

mystic about the future and so he also gets to hear his favorite song by lee greenwood right there at the stock exchange. >> bill: don't know if it's live or recorded. >> dana: i think it's recorded. >> bill: we want to hang with this for a moment. the incoming president may have comments to make. if you've been following any of the news on the transition efforts you know he is hard at work in florida trying to manage a team and put it together because he truly, as he says, wants to hit the ground running come january 20th that afternoon. >> dana: it's interesting he is at the new york stock exchange for this, right? where you go and do it and give a few remarks here. let's listen in. [applause] >> thank you very much. this is a tremendous honor. i brought some of our co-patriots along with us and they'll do a beautiful job for you for the next four years and it's really been something very special and i have to say "time" magazine getting this honor for the second time, i think i like it better this time actually. [laughter] we did a good job and had a great first term despite a lot of turmoil caused unnecessar