well, luckily for gloria. after an hour the electricity comes back on the road and the 100 would be interested in beth. this is her 2nd check up. since she became pregnant. philadelphia looked at it. so what does one have of hands on it? for now, everything looks fine. this is the word of a little boy that i am ah ha ha ha ha ha, ha, ha ha ha ha ha, ha ha, ha ha ha, ha ha ha ha half can that renee, that have it bad to him for a time with after her long trek to the health center and back gloria begins having contractions in despite the severe pain, she's cooked, fed her 4 children and cleaned the house with her name with a ah to am the pain is getting worse and gloria has decided to go to the health post 500 meters away. it's basic and ill equipped, but it has a nurse who can help a lady i kind of hold on. i don't want that that we don't don't help with . after 20 minute ascent. opposite deep mountain side pop in the dark. they arrived just moments later. gloria can feel the baby coming. i look it over for you

vote yes on prop 31. >>> tell me about gloria. >> gloria was special. the murdaughs' housekeeper. she was more than that. she was a sister. she was a mother. she was loved by all of us. >> 911. where is your emergency? >> my housekeeper has fallen and her head is bleeding. i cannot get her up. >> according to alex murdaugh, in february of 2018 gloria was picking up a check at his home when the murdaughs' four dogs tripped her and she fell down their front porch steps. >> i believe she maybe hit her head and maybe has a concussion or something. >> do you know what her name is? >> gloria satterfield. >> she died three weeks later. >> maggie called alex first. >> eric bland represents gloria satterfield's estate. >> and he said that he booked it home from work. gloria was bleeding. and she told him the dogs tripped me. so he said she blacked out after that. >> we all went to the hospital. alex didn't come to the hospital. nobody else came the entire time she was there the three weeks. >> you don't believe your sister was killed? >> was murdered. no. no. we

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that's when they met gloria satterfield. >> we grew up close. >> ginger is gloria's younger sister.ria -- >> very much. she baby-sat for them before she started doing housekeeping. paul was about 13 months old. he was just starting to walk. she would wear skirts and he would walk around and hold her skirt while she was doing the housework and stuff. >> she pretty much raised him, him and buster. she thought the world of maggie. >> double murder mystery. this morning, investigators trying to find who killed two members of one of south carolina's most prominent legal families. >> what about the murder of maggie and paul? what is it that has surprised you the most? what still shocks you? >> liz is one of the first people that called me that morning. speechless, absolutely. >> unbelievable. >> i started making calls. i was worried that right from that moment that already this is being covered up. >> the coroner's office tells us preliminary results show both died from gunshot wounds. >> there were many thoughts that filled my mind. a mother and her 22-year-old son shot to death with two

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gloria: lista!quÉ sentiste cuÁndo escuchaste la voz del seÑor fajardo? g cuÁndo volvimos a hacer la obra, en el 2000, fue cuÁndo yo volvÍ a buscar esos tapes. porque antes no podÍa escuchar la voz de mi papÁ sin ponerme mal. raÚl: ahÍ estÁ y lo recordamos de la mejor manera. gloria: gracias a dios que lo tengo, porque es algo muy bonito escuchar su voz y tenerlo para que lo puedan escuchar mi nieto, mi hija. raÚl: seguimos recordando. marzo de 1990, tu vida y la de tu familia cambiÓ para siempre cuÁndo sufriste un accidente. pero en 1994 la vida a los premio con un milagro. te acuerdas de...? gloria: emilio casi se desmaya allÍ. karla: de la emociÓn. quÉ sientes cuÁndo vez estas imÁgenes? gloria: llorando. ahÍ estÁ jimena, la mamÁ de emilio. karla: quÉ sientes cuÁndo vez estas imÁgenes, despuÉs de un accidente dÓnde te dijeron que quizÁs no podÍas tener hijos y la vida de premio con este milagro? gloria: yo no habÍa visto ninguna de esas pelÍculas y cuatro meses antes, ya asistente ello hicimos esta

-- aka my and gloria.no, i thought it was a spam call or something. i said -- why is jonathan doing this? i heard his voice, it sounded with just like him. it didn't make any sense. why is he calling me? >> i want to play you were -- i could tell that the president didn't believe that eu believed that he was him. and so handed me back the phone and put it back on speaker. but i want to play a little bit of what president biden had to say about your concerns about his age. >> i think ankle orilla should just take a real hard look and if she concludes i -- that i am missing a beat, and she should support some other democrat. right now, knock on wood -- i'm in good health. all of my -- everything physically about me is still functioning well. >> so and gloria, do you think he's up to the task of seeking a second term. >> yes, he is. i was surprised. he sounds so young. he's active. i think, in this situation, he has to run. the other thing. he seems to be. ian -- what's going on in the world today. i think i

gloria: gloria rodriguez, abc7 news.you know someone looking for information on domestic violence, check out our resource page on abc7news.com/takeaction. chest of hope is having a community breakfast tomorrow at guadalupe center in tracy. dan: we should have good weather for fleet week airshows. up next, sandhya shows you what to expect and what is ahead seven-day forecast. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto, a medicine specifically made for heart failure. entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart, so it may not work as well. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. and just imagine where a healthier heart could take you. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema w

gloria mentioned justice kavanaugh., and i think part of that solution is going to be allowing for federal funds to be used for private security if needed or wanted by members. local police and the capitol police will not have the personnel to provide that kind of intense round-the-clock security. >> just coming back to this specific incident and what we know at this time, chief ramsey. this is an assailant who attacked with a hammer. that's just brutal. what does that tell you about this individual? >> the fact he used a hammer, that by itself really doesn't tell me a whole lot. i've seen those kinds of stacks. they are very brutal. and mr. pelosi is very, very lucky that he didn't sustain life-threatening injuries. a hammer attack is very, very brutal. you know, so that was the choice. fortunately, it wasn't a firearm. but, obviously, it was a person who was intent on doing harm. he may not have been the direct target. he was there at the time. certainly the speaker, fortunately, she was not at home. >> chief ramsey,

gloria: i talked to folks whether the experience. they seemed to love it. chance to try to upper myself. you will be able to see some of that experience during the streaming newscast at 7:00. stay tuned. it really is a neat experience. they say you get a glimpse into the overview affect, which is when you can see planet earth from space. i saw it in 3d but it was really neat. we will show you more of that in the streaming newscast at 7:00. kumasi: thank you. here is a live look from the east bay hills. if you are a stargazer, there is a treat in store for you later today. the o'ryan meteor shower peaks early friday morning in the bay from 1:00 to 3:00 a.m. it ranges in size from a golf ball to the size of a living room sofa. the meteors appear when the earth travels through the deberry of haley's, -- through the debris of haley's comet. ♪ reggie: janet jackson will perform a show with some new songs after she had to cancel the black diamond tour in 2020 because of the pandemic. the tour will also focus on the reissue of her 1997 album the velvet rope. she h

with the latest on this investigation and gloria. what should we expect to see this morning? well, we know that charges will be filed at some point today and we're live outside the pelosi home right now. i am seeing some police presence out here and anthony pelosi saying that her family is traumatized and heartbroken by this life-threatening attack meanwhile. we're learning more details about what happened authorities. say that paul pelosi called 911 when 42 year old david de pap broken leaving the line open multiple reports say that pelosi told the pop he needed to use a bathroom. that's how he was able to call 911 police arriving within two minutes ordering to have to drop a hammer. that's when he allegedly struck pelosi at least twiceg hi sll sak nancy pelosi spotted leaving her home early yesterday morning while her 82 year old husband recovered at sf general to law enforcement officials briefed on the probe say dipap was found with zip ties and duct tape and his bags items also. found on some of those who took part in the januar

gloria: he uses helio agro drones.e using these now with about 50 right here in northern california. george explains why drones use less water. coming up at 7:00. reggie: it your morning money report. inflation is causing the price of halloween candy does surge. expect to pay about 13% more compared to last year. the average household will spend more than $30 on candy. extreme weather has also caused the price of sugar to go up. financial experts say if you want to save money, try buying a bigger bag. i think you know this already but you will get more bang for your buck. a look at the new york stock exchange. there is a lady. i don't know. kumasi: let me tell you about this. there is video of the irs and here is why. there is a major change coming that could put more money in your pocket. the agency is adjusting who is eligible for tax brackets. a lot of people might drop into a lower tax bracket and then have to pay the government a smaller amount of money. the standard deduction is being adjusted, increasing $900 to

gloria, you heard warnock suggest walker is not a serious candidate.ing warnock's closing message emerge and is it resognating with voters? >> it's hard to know whether it's resognating, wolf, but i think it's a good closing argument for him to make. after all that has transpired during this campaign, whether it's about questions about whether he paid for abortion, whether it's questions about the fact that he's had children that he hasn't acknowledged, whether it's about the fact that he pulled out a badge that a lot of people say just really isn't real. it's a toy badge. i think what warnock is saying to people is look, these are serious times. we're facing serious problems in this country. you need a serious senator from the state of georgia and by suggesting that he's unserious i think you raise all these questions without actually having to say it. and it's probably a pretty good closing argument for him. >> you're right. governor kasich, as walker continues to create headaches for your party, you're a republican. was his decision not to show up t

roy rodriguez -- gloria rodriguez joins us with more. gloria: we just learned that social security benefits will rise by 8.7% next year, fueled by inflation. it will cover the cost of food, fuel and other goods and services. about 70 million people get social security benefits. this includes retirees, children and disabled people. this potential social security boost comes as there is a 3% drop in medicare part b premiums. the white house press secretary said in a statement that thet be premium decline will give seniors a chance to get ahead of inflation. social security is paid for by workers and employers payroll taxes and there has been talk about reform for social security which faces a shortfall in the coming years. president biden pledges to protect social security and medicare. kumasi: thank you, gloria. san jose city hall is lit up in support of the women of iran. the buildings are showing the colors of the flag. it is solidarity with demonstrators who have been protesting the death of a 22-year-old woman. she died while in custo

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that's gorgeous. >> reporter: kimmie working day and night with javier and gloria by her side.al reveal. >> wow. >> it really, really pops out. the way you caught her eyes. her lips. >> i know this doesn't necessarily, like -- it's not a band-aid over anything. but i just hope that it helps with the grieving process and just celebrating that she lived. when somebody looks at this mural, i hope that they see that she was somebody's daughter. she was somebody's baby. she meant a lot to a lot of people. >> reporter: part of the mural is tribute, carefully painted details offered by each set of parents. the clothes they wore. the sports they played. and the things they loved. >> the five butterflies are for her siblings that are surrounding her. we have the heart with the basketball and softball. he also requested the pi symbol because she loves math. it's beautiful. >> reporter: the bright purple dress amerie jo garza recently wore at a family celebration. >> i remember that day when i had her put it on. i took her outside, and i made her take tons of pictures because she looked s

they believe that covid played a distinctive role gloria: -- they believe that -- gloria: they believe that covid played a distinctive role, with more severe affecting because of years of isolation. wheezing, cough, runny nose, fever, babies and young children, the early phase is often a mild cold but in some children it can turn into a severe respiratory disease. kumasi: less than two weeks until election day in the most highly anticipated debate of the election season just place in pennsylvania. this is a critical race for control of the senate. jobina: john fetterman and dr. oz faced off on divisive issues last night, candidates clashing on a dozen issues with inflation at abortion becoming the biggest topics of the night. the latest poll shows fetterman's lead shrinking with dr. oz just behind by about three points. the pennsylvania senate seat is critical, it could determine which party controls the senate. >> i believe we are the land of opportunity and plenty, we can allen some budget without reckless spending. >> i'm all about fighting for anyone who ever got knocked down, who

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gloria, i should say. >> well, look, it's very damning.se the secret service was very well aware that this could turn violent. and we know from testimony that we've heard before at the january 6th committee hearings that the president himself was told this could turn violent and he didn't seem to care. he wanted the mags to open up to people who had weapons, for example. so it's very concerning. it's very damning. it makes you ask questions about why there weren't more people there to protect the congress of the united states if there were all these red flags and the secret service knew. >> and kasie, that's an excellent point because the secret service clearly knew what was going on, what to expect. we heard of all that evidence today. just how big of a failure was this? >> i mean, i was just going to underscore that exact point. the reality is that we're still learning everything about what the capitol police and those defending capitol knew about what might or might not happen that day. but this certainly seems to make it look as though

you heard gloria liken it to unifying to arranged marriages right now.see this theme play out as we approach the midterms in three weeks? >> i wouldn't want to slander arranged marriages like that which is a level of respect, i think in those parties coming together but i do think it was very smart, gloria, to have this story set in new hampshire. i recall another senate race that was a tipping and turning point for republicans, scott brown and the tea party coming t to the forefront. we're in a new era and second reason for it to be set in new hampshire is the end of the yankee republican. there is a certain kind of republican figure liz cheney is another example of it. that is going away. and i think the embrace of that new type figure in a place like new hampshire is sort of heralding this new era where the marjorie taylor greenes, et cetera have a kind of prime in the party. >> the interesting thing is in new hampshire is republicans establishment, if you will didn't want bulduk. they endorsed someone else and that candidate didn't win. the moment th

there's going to be no solution if left to gloria newnan newland and the other geniuses at foggy bottom. and at the n, a say they're the thought leaders of this nightmare, and it won't. and as i let me say from the outset, putin should not have invaded, he should have not left his own borders. but having dealing with that reality, we need to come to peace and to come to peace, you have to have the parties come to the table. so if you're going to have some ridiculous, the only thing we'll accept is unconditional. surrender like it in the 2nd world war. will you better be in a position to win the war? well, you know, what's zalinski is not, and he's just not going to happen. it's laughable to imagine that ukraine could win this war. and the fact that we continue to live in the west in a, in a. ready in a media circus that drives this narrative. ready it confuses me deeply because there is no way to grind this downs. when when minority and water it takes the more brutal that will be at mit michael, you can escalate up. i agree with you there with there a way. there were ways that may be a

gloria rodriguez introduces us to the program.ria: the double-decker bus will look like this, designed just for farmworkers. >> confident, computer lab and three rooms. it is more -- conferences, computer lab, and three rooms. it is more conference rooms. it is a state-of-the-art vehicle. we can get equity into the farms. gloria: he is the farmworker program director in half moon bay. the nonprofit is bringing the bus to the coast. he says farmworkers may not see a doctor when they are sick due to transportation challenges or fear of missing out on pay. this farmworker says of the bus will make it easier to get medical care. >> that way we don't have to miss too much work. the time is limited for us. the bus will come to three farms certain days of the week and hope to visit other places too. >> other areas as well. maybe organizations that area will be interested in a program like this. gloria: a program that will bridge the digital divide. >> a lot of farmworkers don't have cell phones to their families in mexico. sometimes we d

former california state senator gloria romero joins us now.being here. >> good to be with you. pete: great to have you. i know it doesn't surprise you she wouldn't go to the border. is it intentional at this point? i'm going to texas i should go there, but i'm specifically not going there because if i saw it i would have to deal with it? >> absolutely this is a manifestation of incompetence and aerogenes quite frankly. denial is not a strategy, not to protect the american homeland and certainly not a ticket to success in november. this issue of the crisis at the border, of international refugees is not going to go away. in fact i would predict that the vice president will go away before the crisis is resolved. she needs to do her job or else quite frankly forget harry and meghan, the border czar should be stripped of her title. let's get somebody in there who actually can handle the truth and do the job. pete: yeah, a border czar who won't go to the border tells you what you need to know. is it always idealogical, gloria to add to your list of

gloria, i want to watch more of this very dramatic video of january 6th obtained by cnn.isten to leadership schumer. listen to this. >> please, the whole capitol is rampaged. there's a picture of someone sitting in this chair in the senate, there have been shots fire. we need a full national guard component now. >> you really get a sense of the fear these lawmakers felt that day when we hear these desperate calls. >> yeah, you get a sense of their fear, and also get a sense that they were making the phone calls that the president of the united states should have been making. i mean, nancy pelosi has been blamed for letting this occur under her watch and the republicans who are blaming her are standing around there watching her make these phone calls. and it is remarkable to me that the leaders had to be making these phone calls to the secretary of the army and other -- and governors, saying, please, please, send the national guard here. one more thing i would like to say, wolf, is that nancy pelosi was the one who was speaking with vice president pence. and this documenta

kumasi: thank you, gloria.ducators and staff from san francisco unified will be protesting ongoing issues with the payroll system. protests are expected to be at the district office starting at 5:00 p.m. we told you about the problems with the mpower system before. thousands of employees complained about being underpaid or not being paid at all since the system went online. last month a firm was hired to assess the problem and recommend solutions. reggie: the biden administration is urging people to apply for the student loan relief program as it continues to fight a legal battle to save it. the department of justice responded. jobina: late yesterday the department of justice fired back at six republican led states trying to stop the program. it claims the states haven't proved they would be hurt by the plan. the relief plan would cancel up to $10,000 in student at for people making less than $125,000 per year. the lawsuit urges that president biden overstepped his authority. >> we do hope it is successful. we

but the basic construct that gloria laid out is the fundamental tug-of-war in this election.vel of economic dissatisfaction and disapproval of the president that in the past has meant significant losses for the president's party in a midterm election. and they have been levitating above that downward pressure by focusing more voters on not only what democrats have done, but what republicans would do with power and mobilizing their coalition around the view that republicans are a threat to their rights, their values and even to democracy. when you have this level of economic discontent, it's hard to keep the focus on those other issues all the way through election day. and that really, i think, is kind of the core lever of -- or seesaw that will determine, you know, how this ultimately plays out. if the focus shifts entirely back to performance on the economy, it could be a long night for democrats. but there is evidence that in a lot of these key statewide races, especially, they are able to keep a substantial number of voters focused on the republican alternative and that co

gloria rodriguez has the highlights. this was for love fireworks. gloria: governor gavin newsom and his republican challenger, state senator brian dahle went at it. >> california pay 70's percent higher electricity rates than the nation. >> you have consistently opposed efforts to provide relief for gas and you have doubled down on the talking points of big oil. gloria: things got heated when talking about the state fentanyl problem. dahle said he would tackle it and make it a state of emergency. candidates discussed big plans for the next four years. newsom saying they want to quadruple down on energy and climate issues and drought and whether. dahle said if you want four more years of what you already are getting, vote for newsom but if you want change, vote for him. reggie: you can find the details on our website or our app. kumasi: tackling hate and racism was front and center at a discussion in san francisco. groups from a variety of faith, background and ethnicity showed a unified front heading into the election system. we have the message of

gloria rodriguez has a closer look. gloria: this is a journey into outer space. technology makes you feel like you are actually there. eric albert is the co-ceo of infinity experiences incorporated, putting on the space explores infinite exhibit in richmond. he says this has been in the making for nearly seven years. >> we have been capturing this amazing virtual reality content inside and outside the international space station to get these amazing views of the shots that were done outside the space station. gloria: i had to try it for myself. i put on a headset, and voilÀ. it is like i am space -- in space. i am told there are around me, but when i put on the headset, it is like i am inside the international space station, and the best part for me, the spacewalk. in my head right now, i can see astronauts in front of me and when i looked down, i can see the entire planet. that is when you get a glimpse of what the overview effect is like when you see earth from space. albert says this is as close to most of us will experience without actually going to space. >>

i want to bring in our chief political analyst, gloria borger.ing do you think these latest revelations might be to his campaign? >> i think the new thing that this woman is charging is that he had asked her to have a second abortion. and i think it's going to be very important, but i also believe that it's kind of baked at a certain point. and i was talking to a republican strategist yesterday about warnock, and he said, look, he has the benefit of celebrity, and don't ever underestimate that. donald trump had the benefit of celebrity, and that helps him. i think the question is, what he does next. what his campaign does next. we know his campaign is in disarray. we know that his political director has been fired. and how do they respond to these charges and how does he get off of this subject, and he's facing a debate with warnock. so, the question is, what does he do now? people who were supporting him, evangelicals are behind him, and what difference in kind does this make when this woman is saying, not once, but twice. >> good point indeed.

. >> gloria is with us now.i'm curious how is that playing with voters in some of these swing districts, especially, say, with what we saw from bolduc there, that change, right, no longer an election denier, although he is not fully on board, i did see there that he was claiming that there were irregularities and other fraud issues, we know pretty much is -- >> well, look, what he's trying to do is reach out to these independent voters in new hampshire they are about a third of the electorate if not more and republicans i spoke with were just fine with it. they were saying to me, well, do you know what, he's done some research, you are allowed to change your mind, the very strong election deniers are not with him, but who are they going to vote for? they have a democrat, he's running against. i think the question is whether independents are going to look at this and say, look, you are just pandering now, you're just doing this to get my vote and maybe they would turn against him for that, but as we've seen in al

they're definitely anticipating probably correctly some pushback from donald trump here. >> gloria, to now. the committee lays out here that this is not unprecedented. that they have, the congress has spoken with presidents as a result have received documents as a result of subpoenas. but this is an historic moment. give us the big picture of this moment. >> it is an historic moment, but talking about anticipatory statements from the committee, there is an entire paragraph devoted to what you're talking about. they talk about president roosevelt and how he had to testify and they quote roosevelt in it, saying an ex-president is merely a citizen of the united states, like any other citizen, and it is his plain duty to try to help this committee or respond to its invitation. then they list a number of other former presidents who testified either in office or out of office because they know that donald trump is going to come back and say they're singling me out. i am a victim here. you know. and then the fbi searched mar-a-lago when they had no reason to search mar-a-lago. and on and on a

>> thank you, gloria. taking a life look at the bay bridge toll plaza, where you're experiencing low-moving traffic and lots of cars, and today is no exception. before the pandemic, one way to speed up your commute was to use casual car pool. now people are wondering if that's ever going to return. it's been around for decades. drivers pick up people from locations across the east bay so they can use the faster and cheaper car pool lanes. the service stopped at the beginning of the pandemic and transportation officials say it hasn't recovered. >> tool poll volumes, particularly in the beijing, are running 90% to 95% of prepandemic levels, but car pool volume is somewhere between 50% and 70%. >> some commuters we spoke to said they hope people will start using the service again. the metropolitan transportation commission's website lists at least 20 casual car pool pickup spots. legendary actress dame judi dench is criticizing netflix and the makers of the hit show "the crown." dench wrote a letter to a u.k.

but remember, desantis refused to do that. >> good point, gloria. guys, thank you very, very much. hearing in the mar-a-lago probe between former president trump's lawyers and the u.s. justice department. we'll discuss what happened behind closed doors here in the nation's capital. and the january 6th rioter who dragged a police officer into the mob will now spend years, years behind bars. the horrific details of the attack. that's next. helping them achieve financial freedom. we're investing for our clients in the projects that power our economy. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. wayfair's way day is here! get low prices on thousands of items for your home. shop bedroom furniture from $7. and area rugs up to 80off. shop way day beforet's gone. at wayfair. wayfair, you've got just what i need ♪ hey, thanks for helping me out. of course. you can easily get helpful customer service over the phone or on the progressive app pretty much anywhere. even at the library. or the coffee shop. get great customer support at th

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gloria, he has already been convicted in new york and sentenced for 23 years. what's the point of having him prosecuted again in los angeles. my answer to that is very simple. many of the witnesses were jane does have not had their day in court. >> reporter: she represents two of weinstein's alleged victims in the l.a. case. among them, lauren young, who claims weinstein sexually assaulted her in a beverly hills hotel in 2013 days before the oscars. >> this is not just about harvey weinstein. it's also about justice for persons who allege that they are victims. they will be subjected to a very vigorous cross-examination, but they're willing to endure that for the cause of justice. >> reporter: during opening statements in a packed courtroom, prosecutors quoting in graphic detail allegations made by some of the accusers, including masturbation and oral rape, saying part of me was thinking should i just make a run for it? but he is a big guy. i told him to stop. i told him to leave the bathroom, and he didn't. he just kept going towards me. in their opening state

. >> you know, gloria, the affidavit gives us a glimpse into the suspect's plans. i want to read part of what he actually told police. this is a quote from the criminal complaint, the affidavit. depape articulated he viewed nancy as the leader of the pack of lies told by the democratic party. he also later explained that by breaking nancy's kneecaps, she then would have to be wheeled into congress, which would show other members of congress there were consequences to actions. gloria, that speaks to the fact that the speaker has been demonized by some on the right, doesn't it? >> oh, sure. she's been demonized for years and years. i remember when donald trump was calling her crazy nancy over and over again. he also said, and this was so interesting to me, he came right out and said that he was going to hold nancy hostage and talk to her. so he makes it very clear throughout this entire affidavit in his conversations with the police that he did -- was targeting her and he wanted to get her, he wanted to -- you know, he wanted to hold her hostage. and so we have repub

he's calling aunt gloria. after that, he said, what's her number? let me call her.r. right there, you see him. he took it off speaker to talk to her. she didn't believe him. you'll see on sunday what happens after that. >> and that's a heck -- you see how he did a tease. you have to wait for the sunday show to find out what was said on that phone call. aunt gloria got a phone call from biden. that is biden bidening. excellent interview. thank you very much for bringing it to us tonight. well done, my friend. well done. thank you. >> all right, michael besloss is going to be back later, and of course, you can watch the rest of the interview, all of the rest of it that we just teased for you, on that exclusive interview with president biden. you can tune in on sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern right here on msnbc. >> all right, up next, the january 6th committee makes it official with a subpoena accusing trump of personally orchestrating efforts to overturn the election. and steve bannon is sentenced for defying a congressional subpoena, and pretty soon, one of those three

gloria rodriguez is live in the newsroom.a: experts say now is the time to boost with the holidays right around the corner. they say you should get the new booster, especially if you are older or immunocompromised. the numbers are lagging in san francisco. 17% of those eligible got the latest booster compared to 64% who got the first one. she says they get boosted message must be aim decy at people o the age >> have a lot immuny t among our younger people and people who are not threatened by covid. those are not the people i am worried about. it is the people who are in nursing homes and are severely immunocompromised. gloria: more than 70% of people who are immunocompromised got the first booster. warns that the first booster or the third shot around january of 2021. it has probably been a full 10 months. it is time to get that booster. there is one reason you should hold off. if you've gotten covid recently the doctor says the most ideal time is four months after you got infected. reggie: oakland dropping its ordinance requ

. -- gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom live with more on this for us.y out of florida found more than 2.5 million fewer surgeries performed in 2021 and 2022. check out the abandoned animals at the animal care and control. they are overcapacity. they usually have 60 dogs at one time but have had 90 for several months and are equipped to handle 24 small animals, like guinea pigs and rabbits. the numbers exploding. the operations manager said rescue groups and shelters are full across the country. >> this is nancy, a lovely lady and has been here for two months, which is a long time for a dog. this is pink, we are just looking for a loving home for both of them. gloria: it is taking them more than a month to move dogs to a shelter, compared to the normal 10 days. animal control is asking not to give up pets but look locally. also a good reminder that it is a good time to adapt if you can take in a pet and really care for them. reggie: i did it a year ago with my little dog. the spca is launching a new program to address the vet shortage. the three-month pa

gloria:, oakland has made big strides. the city has quadrupled its shelter capacity, decreased outdoor homelessness, and helped 36,000 low income residents avoid rent hikes. she was able to meet big goals through raising private money, not through the city budget, a reflection of city revenues. her message for the next mayor, invest in partnerships. reggie: san francisco state is hosting a foreign for candidates of san francisco d.a.. it is being organized by the juvenile justice providers association. it will focus on the juvenile criminal legal system. the forum is being held at the cesar chavez center. kumasi: a man who was dating laurie smith testified at her corruption trial. you may recognize his name. dan was there in san jose as gary bechtel emerged from the courtroom. he retired from a global engineering and construction from 30 years ago. he dated sherry smith -- sheriff smith three years. he is given the advisory board $750,000 and arrange construction crews to approve a gun range. he confirmed he, his son, and

what do you see here, gloria? >> this is popped up.he democrats were talking about after the dobbs decision and the supreme court it was about abortion and they wanted to highlight abortion. i think hochul has been doing that. but you've had the crime issues pop up everywhere. particularly in new york state and suddenly people are concerned as athena was pointing out about their safety. the registration is democratic 2-1. so they're not -- they weren't too concerned. but suddenly now hochul understands that the zeldin is making some headway an owe the crime issue. they're talking about more police in the subways and suddenly that is become a very high-ranking issue. and i think that the democrats were sort of taken aback by this and she's playing defense more than anybody thought she was. >> what did you think about that moment in florida on the debate stage between ron desantis and charlie crist on if desantis is going to run or not. would he stay for his full four years as governor. what do you think voters get out of something like

>> gloria, thank you so much. >>> let's dig deeper on the midterm races. joining us to share his insights, political reporter daniel lipman. guo to see you on a sunday. we're only nine days out from election day. what stands out to you in the polling data, across the country, about what we might see on election night. >> i think what stands out is that democrats wish this election was held in august when they had the head winds at their back. they had accomplished a lot in terms of the inflation reduction act. they had the infrastructure bill. they had the burn pits bill. and now republicans and democrats and independents, they are finally make up thatter minds, they're paying attention to these races. the issue of abortion that helped democrats months ago is much less important. more people are affected by gas prices, inflation, as inflation keeps setting these records. it doesn't seem like the fed has made a huge difference. and so people are blaming the incumbent in terms of joe biden, even though he's not on the ballot, his democrats are and they're sa

gloria: g5. tricks pulmonary medicine in stanford believes that covid played a distinctive role in the surge of rsv cases due to isolation. many older children are getting it for the first time and are more severely affected. parents, signs include wheezing, cough, runny nose, fever, forbear -- babies and young children the early phases seem like a cold and in older children it can turn into a severe respiratory disease. reggie: part of building a better bay area is focusing on quality of life impacting your neighborhood. violence is a major issue for people living in oakland right now. focused on bringing crime rate down. is it working? the city has seen 105 murder so far this year and is on track to have the deadliest year in a decade. police chief says all hands on deck strategy over the past month is working. last week, there were no lives lost. in the past month, the homicide rate has dropped significantly. partnerships with the eight tf -- atf and fbi help get guns off the streets. >> drivi

gloria rodriguez joining us in the newsroom with more on this. gloria: family member same community support has been amazing but they are still struggling as they deal with the loss of the eight-month-old baby , her parents, and her on-call. the community gathered in merced for the fourth vigil in memory of the family, one vigil from east of the victims. -- from each of the victims. the bodies were found last wednesday in an orchard. they had been kidnapped four days before that. for the first time relatives went back to the trucking company the family owns where they were kidnapped. two family members went into a trailer and found the baby shoe. >> we just walked in for the first time and saw her shoe on the floor. >> babies are off-limits. the baby was off-limits. coming here i have so much anger , so much anger for what i saw inside this trailer. gloria: they state is heartbreaking to see their cousins were so excited about creating the american dream after immigrating hearing the 2000s. the electric kidnapper has been arrested on four counts

gloria rodriguez joins us with the latest.g, experts say that now is the time to boost with the holidays around the corner. you should get the booster especially if you are an older adult or immunocompromised but the numbers are lagging and in san francisco 14% of those eligible got the booster compared to 64%. dr. jean noble head of the covid response team at ucf avenue says they get boosted message must be aimed at people over the age of 65. >> we have a lot of immunity along -- among the younger people and those not as threatened, those are not the people i am worried about. it is the people in nursing homes who are older and severely immunocompromised. gloria: more than 70% of people over the age of 65 got the first booster but dr. monica gandhi warns that most people got the first booster or the third shot around january 2021 and it has been a full 10 months, so it is time to get the booster. there is one reason that you should hold off, if you have gotten covid recently. the ideal time to get the new booster is four mont