el presidente joe biden comunicÓ que es si harry reed decÍa que es iba a hacer algo, lo hacÍa y citabar jugÓ un papel importante en la promulgaciÓn de varios proyectos legislativos como la aprobaciÓn de la ley de cuidado de salud como lo es obamacare. >> Él no lo hizo por una cuestiÓn polÍtica, sino por una cuestiÓn que debÍa hacerse y por hacer lo correcto para la comunidad latina. >> para mÍ siendo una dreamer Él me dio la habilidad de tener una voz, yo no sabÍa lo que iba a pasar con bebida, tenÍa miedo de que me corrieron de las escuelas. reportera: en el 2018 anunciÓ que tenÍas cÁncer de pÁncreas y estaba bajo tratamiento y los estudios fÚnebres serÁn regulados en los prÓximos dÍas. carolina: despuÉs de cinco aÑos en prisiÓn, una mujer de new jersey ahora estÁ libre y un jurado la encontrÓ culpable de asesinar a su hijo de cinco aÑos en un incidente ocurrido en 1991 y la condenÓ a 30 aÑos de cÁrcel para el martes la corte suprema de nueva jersey anulÓ la condena por falta de convincentes, la mujer ya se encuentra en su casa con el resto de sus hijos en la florida. y la policÍa de

. >> harris: walter reed and the military critical. we'll keep an eye on this part of our coverage. dr. siegel. thank you very much. a lot going on with this today. let's move to this. terrible example of crime in philadelphia after the district attorney there denied that there was even a crisis going on. in chicago mayor lori lightfoot is now calling on the federal government for some help as chicago's murder rate has hit record highs after the city defunded its police force. plus this. >> the far left continues this relentless demonization of joe manchin. i >> i do think that issue illustrates just how authoritarian the modern left is right now. >> harris: joe manchin killed their spending bill and democrats aren't happy. the divide is on full display. veteran homeowners, need a financial boost? the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value and take out up to $60,000 or more. give them a call. veteran homeowners- with home values at all-time highs and rates at near all-time lows now's the time to do more with your home equity. veterans are calling newday a

reed working through with obama to push through the affordable care act known as obama care. >> barack obama would never have passed the health care bill that bears his name, obama care, without harryit should be called reed care as much as obama care. >> he also honored his friend saying it wasn't about power for power sake, it was about the power to do right for the people. mitch mcconnell who has a contentious relationship with him, said i never doubted that he was doing what he deeply thought was right for in evidence. he retired from the senate in 2016 after an accident left him blind in one eye. he was dierged in pan degree yachtic cancer. now they're remembering the titan of the senate, a softspoken fighter never afraid to mix it up in the political adegree in a. >> that was andrea mitchell. just last month the airport in las vegas was renamed after reid, an honor for the senator that fought so hard for his state and his people. he is survived by his wife of 62 years, five children, and 19 grandchildren. five chilendr, a9 grandchildren. hi susan! honey? yeah? i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love... plus the pow

harry reid. the 3rd longest serving senate majority leader in the united states. reed served in congress for 2 decades. >> he even fighting pancreatic cancer since being diagnosed 3 years ago the nevada senator saw the las vegas airport renamed for him earlier this month. reena rose from poverty to council presidents and is credited with many accomplishments. his biggest may have been getting former president barack obama's signature health care plan passed commonly known as obamacare. iraq once credited to read with getting him elected. he mentions that many times. president obama talked about that in his biography autobiography, even mention it was just yesterday read was 82 years old. in national news. we could learn more about the attack on the capitol next year and the to the january 6th committee investigating the riot says lawmakers hope to have an interim report on their investigation ready by the summer of 2022 and a final report done by the fall. most of the committee's work has been done behind closed doors, including hundreds of witness depositions. some la

just two weeks ago, harry reid was 82 years old president joe biden issued a statement on reed's deathing in part during the two decades we served together in the united states senate and the eight years we worked together while i served as vice president , harry met the mark marker for what i've always believed is the most important thing by which you can measure a person, their action and their word. if harry said he would do something. he did it. if he gave you his word , you can bank on it. that's how he got things done for the good of the country for decades. still to come tonight, the county urging employers to require booster shots and how the increase in covid cases is causing major testing problems in some parts of the bay area. also ahead, more rain is on the way. meteorologist roberto gonzales breaks down our five gonzales breaks down our five day forecast there are a lot of things in life we want, but can't have. health insurance shouldn't be one of them. covered california is making health insurance more affordable for millions of us. even if you've looked before, you shou

democratic majority leader harry reid is being remembered as a skilled deal maker, a friend, and above all, a fighter. president biden called him a man of action and a man of his word. reed died last night after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. he was 82. flags over the capitol are now flying at half-staff in his honor. a quiet back-bencher at first, harry reid earned a reputation later as one of the most tenacious lawmakers in congress. >> i didn't make it because of my athletic prowess. i didn't make it because i'm a genius. i made it because i worked hard. >> reporter: a form amateur boxer, reed was willing to draw partisan blood. his motto, "i would rather dance than fight but i know how to fight. reid grew up in searchlight, nevada. the family cabin had no indoor plumbing. reid hitch hiked 40 miles to high school. there he met his wife of 62 years, landra gould. >> she's been the being of my existence in my personal life and my public life. >> garrett: reid was elected to the u.s. house in '82. he encouraged 47 man senator barack obama to run for the white house. on tuesday, mr. obama released a letter he recently sent to reid, "i wouldn't have been president h

. >> lawmakers are mourning the death of harry reid, the 3rd longest-serving senate majority leader in u.s. history. reed served in congress for 2 decades. he had been fighting pancreatic cancer since being diagnosed back in 2018, the nevada senator saw the las vegas airport renamed for him earlier this month he rose from poverty to council presidents and is credited with many accomplishments along the way. his biggest may have been getting former president barack obama's signature health care plan passed commonly known as obamacare. barack once credited read with getting him elected reid was 82 years old. in national news this morning. we could be learning more about the attack on the capitol next year in aid to the january 6 committee investigating the riot says lawmakers are hoping to have an interim report on their investigation ready by the summer of 2022 and a final report done by the fall of next year. most of the committee's work has been behind closed doors including hundreds of witness depositions. some lawmakers have indicated they would prefer to hold public hearings during this process. down

. >> lawmakers are mourning the death of harry reid, the 3rd longest-serving senate majority leader in the u.s. reed served in congress for 2 decades. he'd been fighting pancreatic cancer since being diagnosed in 2018, the nevada senator saw the las vegas airport renamed for him earlier this month. read rose from poverty to council president and is credited with many accomplishments. his biggest may have been getting former president barack obama's signature health care plan passed commonly known as obama care. obama once credited read with getting him elected reid was 82 years old. well, the time let's get a live look right now at the golden gate bridge. plenty of droplets on the lens there rain. back with us with a vengeance today. so what's in store for the rest of the week. you might be wondering meteorologista recent rodriguez is in the weather center with that. details on that hi mabrisa pay their big yeah. that storm door certainly remains open this afternoon in the bay area. in fact. >> we're tracking some pockets of moderate showers throughout the san francisco peninsula currently over daly

lawmakers this morning are mourning the death of harry reid, the 3rd longest-serving senate majority leader in the united states. reed served in congress for 2 decades. he'd been fighting pancreatic cancer since 2018 that about a senator. saw the las vegas airport renamed for him earlier this month he rose from poverty to council presidents and is credited with many accomplishments along the way. his biggest may have been getting former president barack obama's signature health care plan passed commonly known as obamacare president obama was credited read with getting him elected reid was 82 years old. in national news this morning. we could learn more about the attack on the capitol next year in aid to the january 6 committee investigating the riot says lawmakers are hoping to have an interim report on their investigation ready by the summer of 2022 and then a final report done by next fall. most of the committee's work has been behind closed doors including hundreds of witness depositions. some lawmakers have indicated they would prefer to hold public hearings during this process. back here at home in the south bay

lawmakers are mourning the death of harry reid, the 3rd longest-serving senate majority leader in u.s. history. reed served in congress for 2 decades. he's been fighting pancreatic cancer since big diagnosed in 2018. >> the nevada senator saw the las vegas airport renamed for him earlier this month. read rose from poverty to council president. he is credited with many accomplishments, his biggust might have been getting barack obama's signature health care plan passed commonly known as obamacare. the former president once credited read with getting him elected reid was 82 years old. still ahead tonight, a wild warriors game. steph curry setting another 3 point record. but did he get the win. we'll have a live report from the chase center with the latest. plus the search for a killer. a hit and run driver plows into a group of children killing 2 of them. >> the new discovery that's leading investigators one step closer to making an arrest. >> and investigating the insurrection. up next, when lawmakers say their findings on the january 6th attack could be made public. >> new at 10. we could learn more

zikmund kron 4 >> well, lawmakers are mourning the death of harry reid, the 3rd longest-serving senate majority leader in the united states. reed served in congress for 2 decades. he had been fighting pancreatic cancer since 2018, the nevada senator saw the las vegas airport renamed for him just earlier this month. read rose from poverty to council. president said he's credited with many accomplishments along the way. his biggest may about americans flying within the united states. >> and after the break, a new year leading to new laws. we've breakdown of all the rules taking effect in 2022 that's going to affect californians in the workplace. >> welcome back. 9.24 on this wednesday morning. we're bringing you up to date on the new state laws that are going to be taking effect in the new year. kron four's, ashley zavala explains the new rules affecting california workers. >> new state laws will change some regulations for workplaces across california in january. the state's minimum wage will increase to $15 an hour for workplaces with more than 26 employees and $14 for those with less than 26 employees. in addition to the pay i

harry reid. the 3rd longest serving senate majority leader in the united states. reedin congress for 2 decades. he'd been fighting pancreatic cancer since being diagnosed 3 years ago, the nevada senator saw the las vegas airport renamed for him from the caring international to his name earlier this month. reena rose from poverty to council presidents and is credited with many accomplishments. his biggest may have been getting former president barack obama's signature healthcare plan passed commonly known as obamacare president obama once credited read with getting him elected. he did mention that many times throughout his book and then he actually even talked about it yesterday when president obama took to social media to remember his friend harry reid was 82 years old in national news. we could learn more about the attack on the capitol next year in aid to the january 6 committee investigating the riot says lawmakers hope to have an interim report on their investigation ready in the summer of 2022 saw about maybe 5 or 6 months from now and they want to have a final re

harry reid. >> he died yesterday at the age of 82 after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. reed served as senate majority leader from 2007 to 2015 before retiring from politics in 2017 as one of the most influential and powerful democratic leaders ever to serve in washington, funeral arrangements are expected to be announced in the coming days. >> president biden and his counterpart, a kind of part russian president vladimir putin. they're set to talk for the second time this month and that is happening tomorrow at putin's request. this as tensions increase along the russia-ukraine border. meantime, china is vowing to take drastic measures of taiwan continues to make moves toward independence. washington correspondent kellie meyer has the latest. >> a high stakes call. >> president joe biden and russian president vladimir putin set to talk thursday as tensions remain over the russian buildup of troops near the ukrainian border. a senior administration official telling news nation today this is, quote, a moment of crisis on the ukrainian russian border. this is the second meeting

lessons for the biden administration and how reed operated in could they use a reid now or are there lessons now? >> i think they could use the toughness of harry reid. he was a boxer and he brought it right into the political ring. he didn't mind being very pugnacious and he held sway as a result of that. but he left in the wake these very, very tough decisions now with biden and the enormous pressure coming from his left, mostly from the progressives to get rid of the filibuster so they can get some things done. the democrats are being blocked now, even though they have a slight majority, they're being blocked by the filibuster and there's a real push on for the voting rights bill and the democrats almost unanimously support the restoration or the protection of voting in the country and yet it may not happen unless you get rid of the filibuster. you get rid of the filibuster long term, you may have invite the very problems we're seeing now that mitch mcconnell cleverly identified way back when. it's not just the three on the supreme court. there were a rash of judges appointed by trump and they would not have been there had the filibuster exi

from both sides of the aisle reed was closely tied to president obama and was the first to suggest the young senator from illinois should run for the oval office. >> harryugh. i believe he's going to go down as one of the best leaders the senate has ever had. i could not have accomplished what i accomplished without him being at my side >> reporter: a message president obama emphasized in a recent letter he wrote to reid. he wrote, you were a great leader in the senate, and early on you were more generous to me than i had any reason to expect. i wouldn't have been president if it weren't for your encouragement and support. the affordable care act known as o obamacare. >> barack obama would have never passed that without harry reid it should be called reid as much as it is called obamacare. >> for harry it wasn't about power for power's sake it was about the power to do right for the people minority leader mitch mcconnell, who had a very contentious relationship with reid paid respect writing i never doubted that harry was always doing what he earnestly, deeply felt was right for nevada and our country. he retired after an accident left him blind in one

harry reid has died after a long battle with cancer. the democrat represented nevada in congress for 30 years. serving 8 of those years as majority leader. reedlongest serving senator in nevada history when he retired in 2017 earlier this month. the nevada airport was renamed in his honor. reid was 82 years old. >> here we go again. another violent encounter on an airplane. this time involving former baywatch actress and raiders cheerleader. patricia cornwall. according to the criminal complaint cornwall was returning to her seat during a flight from tampa to atlanta. but a flight attendant was blocking the aisle with the beverage cart, the flight attendant asked her to find an open seat until the service was complete. cornwall then said, quote, what am i rosa parks. an 80 year-old man told cornwall that her comment was inappropriate after a verbal exchange cornwall as seen on video hitting the man several times and spitting on him. she is now facing a year in jail and up to a $100,000 fine. several new state laws will take effect in the new year. our ashle0 zavala explains the new rules that will affect california workers. >> new state laws

reed -- reid many times. what can you tell us about having covered him for so long? >> one of the things that stands out about harryis how much behind the scenes he was similar to what he was in front of the scenes, which was quiet, self- > self-effacing. the piece from dana bash was just saying never really concerned with being anyone other than who he was. i remember talking to him about a speech that he gave after trump was elected in which he said he's a bully. he's encouraging the kkk. all sorts of things like that. and last summer when i was talking to him about it, he said to me, it would be hard to challenge the veracity of what i was saying. time has proven me correct in a very quiet way. he's a guy who would say "i love you" to his colleagues in public. when he would get off the phone, he wouldn't say good-bye. he would hang up once he was done with the conversation. >> well, he always played such a crucial role in so many pieces of legislation. the affordable health care act, financial regulation after the great recession. what do you think based on your years of covering him, your reporting, what do you