jackie spear of california sits on both committees. if you favor a formal nirkz and investigation into into impeachment. >> i would want to move forward in a manner that allows the committee to start to draft articles of impeachment and lay it out to the american people much like sheila jackson lee suggested. i don't know if we have to have a vote on the house floor, but i would like to see us utilizing inherent contempt. it's a power we have and it was used as recently as 1935 in which you arrest someone you bring them in and can find them. it's nothing like finding someone to get them to do what they should have done in the first place. >> i want to be clear. this is not to editorialize, but it's a suggestion that send someone out to doj to put handcuffs on bill barr and bring them back to the clink in the house capital. >> i'm not saying clink, but bring them to the house floor and make a decision as to whether or not they will cooperate. if they are not, you fine them on a daily basis. x number of dollars. you will get their attent

numerous lawmakers took part in the rally including representative jackie spear of california. was. just like this that make it so that when you are an. adult for having an abortion. she wus helena humphrey has been following those protests for us from the nation's capital now helena it has been a heated debate over the past few days you've been talking to demonstrators what have they been telling you. that's right call there have been well hundreds of rallies up and down the country today the key ones of course being held in states which have recently passed anti abortion legislation like georgia for example where one of those so-called hot fetal heartbeat bills was passed i spoke to an activist in georgia she said around 1000 activists turned up to the capitol building there she said to me this is a direct quote i'm tired of old white men telling us what to do with our bodies that we are warden ating across the states and i'm grateful for that they are not there to alabama as well whether legislation is passing that we're all men another organizer i spoke to on the ground in alaba

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>>it was 17 weeks and it was >>california congresswoman jackie spear says she'll fight to keep abortion safe and legal. >>we are not going the >>senator richard blumenthal is one of the sponsors of legislation that would protect abortion rights it's unlinakete bill. >>and in the house house republicans make it a daily ritual of calling for a vote on the born alive act. >>today marks the 50th day on this floor that we've asked for unanimous consent to bring that bill up that bill would punish doctors with jail time if they don't try to save a baby's life should it survive an abortion procedure. house democrats say the bill is unnecessary as there are already laws about that. >>in washington. alexandra lee mounds. >>also tonight kron four is always tracking local stories and here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. >>on the peninsula police are looking for more victims after a man is arrested for using a dating app to find and sexually assault a teenager in san carlos. jeffrey ramsden is accused of assaulting a teenage boy on 2 separate occasions, ramsden is facing

>>desolate congresswoman jackie spear echoing the sentiments of demonstrators all across the country today, protesting the abortion bans which have been making their way through state legislatures across the nation. rallies were held today in the bay area and all over the us cluding georgia, where the so-called heartbeat bill was signed into law this month. thank you for joining us, i'm pale morning. i'm can weigh in rallies took place in all 50 states today, including in alabama where the most restrictive abortion ban in the country was just signed into law. >>that case could end up headed to the us supreme court ground force kristen holmes reports from the supreme court. >>thousands of abortion rights protesters rally against a wave of street. read stays in these abortion mancity popping up all over the country they're getting more and more extreme women in people seeking abortion had enough last week alabama and acting rf the strictest abort

. >>> bay area congressman jackie spear prevented the gold medal today to one of the true heroes of world war ii. the ceremony took place at the south san francisco home of the 98-year-old bernard stevens. he was a jewish teen a in munich when he escaped from germany in 1939. he then returned to germany four years later as an american soldier to fight the . he was a paratrooper conducting espionage missions behind enemy lines. >> what a great story . >>> if you're looking for food, fun, and community we have you covered this weekend no matter where you live in the bay area, we have the run down internet weekend watch. looking ahead to the first weekend of june in the san francisco, the 34th annual union street festival will feel the kohala district saturday and sunday. offering international food, beverage booth, live music, a carnival, games for kids and more. in the south bay, get a taste of greece of the 2019 san jose greek festival you can enter authentic food, live music, dancing and entertainment, arts and craft, the traditional marketplace and more going on friday through sunday at

>>and peninsula congresswoman jackie spear sharing the same view she said special counsel mueller reiterated that his 2 year investigation did not exonerate the president of obstruction of justice to the contrary he made clear that it now falls to congress to exercise is constitutional duties and hold the president accountable for his crimes and lives. we will continue our investigations and deliver the truth to the american people. south bay representative o'connell also on the house oversight committee said today. we need congress through our committee work to continue to aggressively investigate the president and hold him accountable. i believe we should immediately take decisive action to censure him and keep all of our options on the table. president trump did is wrong and violates the rule of law and our ethical norms and also today house speaker nancy pelosi, speaking at the commonwealth club in san francisco said this. i am. >>gravely disappointed and the justice department for there misrepresentation of the mueller report to begin with is there a hiding behind and something that you

jackie spear echoing the sentiments of demonstrators all across the country today, protesting the abortion bans which have been making their way through state legislatures across the nation. rallies were held today in the bay area and all over the us cluding georgia, where the so-called heartbeat bill was signed into law this month. thank you for joining us, i'm pale morning. i'm can weigh in rallies took place in all 50 states today, including in alabama where the most restrictive abortion ban in the country was just signed into law. >>that case could end up headed to the us supreme court ground force kristen holmes reports from the supreme court. >>thousands of abortion rights protesters rally against a wave of street. read stays in these abortion mancity popping up all over the country they're getting more and more extreme women in people seeking abortion had enough last week alabama and acting rf the strictest abortion law make abortion illegal in d almost all cases, including rape incest it's terrifying i mean feeling like you could lose your bodily autonomy. the law also says doctors

>>it was 17 weeks and it was >>california congresswoman jackie spear says she'll fight to keep abortion >>we are not going the >>senator richard blumenthal is one of the sponsors of legislation that would protect abortion rights

with, whether it was senator feinstein , whether it was nancy pelosi's office, or congresswoman jackie spear, each one of them started the discussion with saying, the federal government needs to do something about some of these issues, about homelessness, about affordable housing, about transportation. i've never heard that discussion before in d.c. so they are even recognizing that this is a national crisis, and guess what? san francisco will not wait for the federal government, we will do it by ourselves for now, and hopefully the state and federal government will understand that they, once again, need to follow san francisco, right? [applause] >> i want to say, having this press conference here is so super appropriate, affordable senior housing. it is one of the things that i have been pushing for us to focus on, we did some focus years back, but we lost some of that focus. we need to figure out how do we keep our seniors in their communities, instead of, oh, no, i got evicted, oh, no, i have to go live in modesto now, or something, and that is what is happening to a lot of people. what w

. >> congresswoman jackie spear authored a bill that would give soldiers the right to sue like they couldilian or retired. >> >>: still to come, insider trader accusations. some of the largest names at facebook are facing serious charges. what mark zuckerberg and cheryl sand burg sands berg are being accused of zzzzzz. >> still to come, why a two time grammy award winner with out to show support. >> it's warmed up out there. 80-degrees in fairfield today. temperatures generally on a warm-up but how much and how long will it last? . >> >> accusations of insider faceb the lawsuit came as the company was wrapping up that dropper's conference in the south bay. jesse gary that is story. i want to remember the goal here. >> reporter: the final day of the conference in san jos jpartially over shadowed by news oh of a new lawsuit stemming from a data breach. it's true that we and i have learn add lot of hard lessons over the last few years. >> reporter: in a delaware courtroom, the finder filed suit. he alleged mark zuckerberg committed insider trading and that the board took actions that under m

. >>> jackie spear is one of four woman who wrote a collaborative self help book.ot the life i ordered explores ways to navigate a round challenges experiences in your life and come out on top. the book was first released in 2009 but it is now being released with new content and updates. welcome to the nine this morning. >> i feel right at home. >>> i'd like to start with you. a lot of people know your story, at least one of your stories. you were shot and left for dead in the jonestown massacre. a lot of people would think that she must be doing great now. other thingsave happened that a lot of us don't know. >> after that i got married, had a son, two miscarriages, a failed adoption, and then i got pregnant and it was amazing because i was 43 years old at the time. my husband was killed in an automobile accident when i was maybe two months pregnant. and because he was the big breadwinner in the family, i was three months from personal bankruptcy. so life changed. part of the messages, we have lots of people we can call on and we have to be willing to step up and

. >>> congresswoman jackie spears today presented the congressional gold medal to one of the true heroesii. the ceremony took place at the south san francisco home of 98- year-old bernard stephens. he was a jewish teenager in munich when he escaped the horrors of nazi germany in 1939. he then returned to germany four years later as an american soldier to fight the nazi's. he was a paratrooper, conducting dangerous espionage missions behind enemy lines. >> he epitomizes what makes this country great. as a member of the house intelligence committee who interfaces with the cia on a daily basis, it is actually a moment where i am living history. >> stephens provided a boost to the allied war effort while conducting undercover missions for the oss, the united states first spy agency and a predecessor to the cia. >> can you imagine the stories he must have. i would love to talk with him. >> everything he went through and what he did. >> a beautiful metal there. >>> coming up, the san francisco giants of finally ended their losing streak. next in sports, mark will show us two big hits. one from

>>bay area congresswoman jackie spear abortion bans making their way through the legislators across the united states and they were joined protests today you can see the rallies across the bay area and in fact across the nation demonstrators calling on lawmakers to stop these man's last week. alabama's governor signed the strictest abortion law in the country which would make abortion illegal in almost all cases, including rape and incest the governor says she's hoping the new law will challenge supreme court's roe versus wade decision. >>all of this causing uproar prompting those protests today kron force raf lot profitable went to san jose where one of those rallies was held. >>advocates of a nationwide effort stop man's rallied outside san jose city hall tuesday. where they carried signs calling for the protection of safe legal abortion. many of crashing driver home. >>and for mental health care for women to bevailable. >>the nationwide day of action rallies were sparked by recent action restricting access to abortions in alabama and other states. there are also dire warnings about t

a bill by congressmember jackie spear would eliminate that deadline. alabama's house of representatives has advanced the most restrictive abortion ban in the united states, voting in favor of a bill that would make it a felony punishable by up to 99 years in prison to provide a womaman with an abortion, evener survivors of rape and incest. if approved by alabama's senate and signed by republican governor kay ivey, the abortion ban would be the latest state law challenging the u.s. supreme court's 1973 landmark roe v. wade decision. in the indian ocean, cyclone fahni has strengthened into the worst tropical storm to threaten india and bangladesh in at least five yeaea. the cycle e is packingnginds o f about 120 leles pehour, making it the equivalent of a categoryy 3 hurricane. about 100 million people are in the path of the storm. and in britain, the house of commons wednesday became the first parliament in the world to declare a climate emergency. this is labour partyty leader jeremy corbyn. waste.avav n ntime too we are living in a climate crisis that

. >>> congresswoman jackie spear today presented the congressional gold medal to one of the true heroesii. the ceremony took place at the south san francisco home of 98- year-old bernard stephens. he was a jewish teenager when he escaped the horrors of germany in 1939. he returned to germany four years later as an american soldier to fight. he served as a paratrooper, conducting dangerous espionage missions behind enemy lines. >> he really epitomizes what makes this country great. as a member of the house intelligence committee, someone who interfaces with the cia on a daily basis, it is actually a moment where i am living history. >> he provided a tremendous help to the war effort while conducting undercover missions with the iss, the united states first spy agency and predecessor to the cia. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00 is coming up next. >>> a business that has heart. that has heart for their customers. that has a heart for the community. >> 17 months after the devastating fire, a neighborhood favorite will be back. how customers and neighbors are celebrating willi's wine bar today. >

>>it was 17 weeks and it was >>california congresswoman jackie spear says she'll fight to keep abortion safe and legal. >>we are not going the >>senator richard blumenthal is one of the sponsors of legislation that would protect abortion rights >>reproductive rights, it's unlikely the republican controlled senate would even vote on that bill and in the house house republicans make it a daily ritual of calling for a vote on the born alive act. >>today marks the 50th day on this floor that we've asked for unanimous consent to bring that bill up that bill would punish doctors with jail time if they don't try to save a baby's life should it survive an abortion procedure. house democrats say the bill is unnecessary as there are already laws about that. >>in washington, alexandra lee mount. >>and 911 calls made the night of the deadly fire at the ghost ship warehouse are played in court. the chilling details revealed in a heartbreaking testimony from one woman who managed to make it out alive. plus the tearful plea from a california wife and mother. she desperately seeks word on her husband's

and their reproductive health, the government has no right in my uterus bay area congresswoman jackie spear. >>and talking about this the bans on abortion that have been making their way through state legislatures across the u s today there was pushed back with thousands of people protesting you can see this video showing some of the rallies across the bay area and the nation demonstrators are calling on lawmakers to stop these bands. last week you may remember alabama's governor signed the strictest abortion law in the nation. it would make abortion illegal in almost all cases, including rape and incest the governor hopes that new alabama law will challenge the us supreme court's decision on roe versus wade. all of this of course causing an uproar prompting today's protests. well for a draft plan was at the rally at san jose city hall. >>of a nationwide effort stop rallied outside san jose city hall tuesday. where they carried signs calling for the protection of safe legal abortion. many of crashing driver home. >>and for mental health care for women to be available. >>the nationwide day o

>>meanwhile peninsula congresswoman jackie spear sharing the same view noting special counsel mueller reiterated that his two-year investigation did not exonerate the president of obstruction of justice to the contrary he made clear that it now falls to congress to exercise its constitutional duties and hold the president accountable for his crimes and lies. we will continue our investigations and deliver the truth to the american people end quote. also today house speaker nancy pelosi speaking at the commonwealth club in san francisco. >>gravely disappointed and the justice department for there. 2 misrepresentation of the mueller report to begin with is there a hiding behind and something that you could never find in the constitution that the president is above the law. and they're misrepresentations even under oath by the attorney general to the congress of the united states. >>speaker pelosi went on to say she still advocates a measured cautious approach but added impeachment is not off the table. so the big question now what happens next pose for democrats and for the president we

a bill by congressmember jackie spear would eliminate the 1982 deadline, leaving the e.r.a.t one state away from becoming a part of the u.s. constitution. this is actor and activist patricia arquette speaking at the hearing. >> what it women achieve equality in 1787 or 1982? because the country was not ready? i hope you are ready now because women have been waiting 232 years for equality in this country and it has failed them. legislatorors have blocked the passage ofof the eququal rights amamendment for decades. we are done waiting. amy: for more, we're joined by the copresidents and ceos of the e.r.a. coalition/fund for women's equality carol jenkins anand jessica neuwirth. jessica neuwirth is also the author of the book "equal means equal: why the time for an equal rights amendment is now." carol jenkins and jessica neuwirth, we welcome you to democracy now! what is it you could see happening now that has not happened in u.s. history? >> two things. the coalition is now working on two ways f forward to the e.r.a. being ratified. one is we need 38 states. we think we're cl

i was speaking with congresswoman jackie spear and she brought up the idea of using that mechanism.>> so my view is if the trump administration is going to completely deny every single congressional subpoena, then every option has to be on the table. congress is article i in the constitution and james madison and his federal papers 51 said legislative branch freedom nantz. we're actually the strongest branch and we'll have to exercise our powers and make sure we get the information for the american people. all options have to be on table, but i do think fines are a pretty significant option. that should be something that could get us the documents that we need if we have to go there. >> options are on the table. so you are actively considering jailing the attorney general? >> i'm not actually considering that. the supreme court -- >> how is it on the table? >> supreme court has upheld -- >> if we can't get information about criminal conduct, then the question has to be asked, well, we do have an option here to try -- >> you're not getting information. you're already not getting info

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one of the people who spoke during this hearing was representative jacky spear, who is the sponsor of the bill to eliminate the you pull rights amendments ratification deadline. here is what she had to say. [video clip] >> speaks of the absence of the era, it is a stain on our constitution. patients have looked around the have recognized the equality of men and women in the law. we have failed to do the same. it is an embarrassment. an amendment that was supported by republicans and democrats has been used to divide our country. it has allowed credits to claim -- itare no best critics has allowed critics to them there is no need for era. that should send chills down the spine of each and everyone of us, that discrimination is not prevented against women in the constitution. i have already exceeded my time. need erad by saying we so we can join the rest of the industrialized countries in the world and not bringing up the rear. we need the era so we can achieve our full potential. we need the era now. one of the members of the media who covered this hearing is jacqueline thompson, who i

i saw jacki jackie spear senate. use it for the elections of 2020. want a show. >> a tv show. impeachment has only been used twice in our nation's history and second time republicans went too far with clinton in '98. the reason that this is so troublesome to me is you talk about trump violating norms? the democrats are the ones violating the norms trying to use impeachment to get rid of a president they never liked in the first place though ho did not collude with russia. brian: they want to bring it to video and make the movie as owe poised to keep the audio book or actually read the book. on impeachment, the greatest risk are theories moderates in the trump won districts. if they are seen as impeaching, that makes their seat as more vulnerable. don't you agree. >> absolutely. we have massive turnout in 2020 no matter what because the president is so energized people. democrats and republicans. but if the democrats are foolish enough to put this to a vote, you are going to have a lot of democrats scratch their head saying how did we get here. steve: