among them bay area congresswoman jackie spear. >> it is my first arrest.uldn't be for a more important issue. >> we talk to her one on one about the drama that played out today. >>> plus it's a big problem. now a solution, but will it fly? the move one peninsula city made to clean up goose poop. >>> we just got an update you'll want to hear. >>> good evening, he was working a second job to make ends meet. we begin with that disturbing video released by the oakland police department. >> a rideshare and food delivery driver killed not far from his home little saigon. the community center is not backing down. we do have to warn you the video you're about to see is hard. >> take a look at this video closely. they want to know if you recognize the suspect is' mannerisms or voices. they're hoping that will help to arrest and charge the person who killed patrick fong. but the shooting was yesterday. >> our officers responded to called of a shooting on 2000 block of avenue. our officers made contact, who was suffering from gunshot wounds. >> reporter: phone died a

. >> there was see congressional representatives from the bay area's jackie spear. barbara lee were also there among the 17 democratic lawmakers arrested today protesting outside the supreme court. the house democrats walked out of the capitol this afternoon as they demanded federal abortion protections kron four's correspondent raquel martin has more. >> after 3 warning capitol police more than a dozen house lawmakers demanding federal abortion right were arrested outside the supreme court tuesday. we will not stop fighting missouri democratic congresswoman cori bush was among 35 demonstrators arrested after refusing to leave the street. this is not just with us now. this is for our children trigger-law made abortions illegal following the supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade. the state law makes no exceptions for rape or incest. so many of our have been reaching out to despite pushback from republicans, california congresswoman jackie spear says their action. >> it's necessary to get their message out. to go back. in the week since the ruling, sena

joining us now is congresswoman jackie spear. you went out there today knowing you might get arrested and you did. why did you do it? >> i did it and actually this is the first time i have been arrested. i did it because so much is at stake. i cannot fathom that we are going to endure what we are already seeing happening around the country and states that have and abortions where women are having ectopic pregnancies that are not being well with. there is a reluctance to do a dnc, which happens at the time of the miscarriage. it also happens when you have an abortion. there are professionals who unwilling -- who are unwilling to do a dnc. i have had miscarriages i have also had an abortion. i had the ability to control my body in conjunction with my family and physician. i worry for my daughter because she has less rights than i do now. it is incumbent on me to protest. to do so in a civil disobedience, a nonviolent way. that is how most great changes in our country have taken place whether it was rosa parks who would not relinqui

california congresswoman jackie spear says 102 military installations are in states with abortion bansd that number is expected to grow service member teresa mizzou. lowe's said she got an abortion and had to use her entire military pay check to pay for it. if i had not been able to have an abortion as a junior enlisted member, i would not have had my career. now, military members may also have to pay to travel for an abortion. something she says could also discourage men. she knows from serving. he stated without timely access to this lifesaving procedure. his wife could have died and officials said that access to abortions is especially important for service members who are sexually assaulted on military installations. republican congressman mike gallagher said one solution. the pentagon has proposed is taking state abortion laws into account when deciding location assignments trying to manage the system like that. >> and for service members that now need to put sir politics in their service. i'm equation gets on workable pretty quickly. at minimum service members shouldn't have to t

demonstration took place outside the supreme court, which recently overturned roe versus wade, jackie spear was amongst the 17 lawmakers arrested as they blocked traffic. and led away by a police officer.>>> history, a bill to enshrine same-sex interracial marriage had barb -- bipartisan support, all democrats and 47 republicans, the respect for marriage act, although more than 150 republicans voted against it. they introduced it in response to the roe versus wade ruling, in fear that they may strike down marriage equality next. >> passing this legislation, regardless of what the supreme court may decide in the future, we want gay marriage and marriage equality and interracial marriage to be the law of the land. >> the latest installment of the campaign to delegitimize and attempt to intimidate the united states supreme court.>> reporter: it goes to the senate word is unlikely to pass, it would need the support of every democrat and 10 republicans. >>> still ahead, a verdict in a first of its kind case against tesla. why neither side may be happy.>>> inflation reaching the highest point in

california congresswoman jackie spear says 102 military installations are in states with abortion bans. and that number is expected to grow service member teresa mizzou. lowe's said she got an abortion and had to use her entire military pay check to pay for it. if i had not been able to have an abortion as a junior enlisted member, i would not have had my career. now, military members may also have to pay to travel for an abortion. something she says could also discourage men. she knows from serving. he stated without timely access to this lifesaving procedure. his wife could have died and officials said that access to abortions is especially important for service members who are sexually assaulted on military installations. republican congressman mike gallagher said one solution. the pentagon has proposed is taking state abortion laws into account when deciding location assignments trying to manage the system like that. >> and for service members that now need to put politics and their service. i'm equation gets unworkable pretty quickly. at minimum service members shouldn't have to t

jackie spear presented a couple of giant checks from the u.s. treasury department. the money will support the work of the city's new economic advancement center. >> this is another exciting opportunity to highlight what the federal government is bringing home where taxpayer money is coming back to the communities in which it belongs. >> i don't know about you, but to me this is extremely heartwarming. our goal is to provide much needed economic recovery to tolls to some of the most vulnerable residents offering support in both english and spanish. >> reporter: they also got a check to support their training and work with members of the community who are developmentally disabled. >>> a jaw dropping experiment is taking place right now here in the bay area. one that might just take you back to high school and to the 15th century at the same time. our business and tech reporter scott budman has an inside look at how a powerful x-ray machine is giving us a new look at historical documents. >> reporter: it's an incredible history lesson blending science, technology, and

california congresswoman jackie spear says 102 military installations are in states with abortion bans. and that number is expected to grow service member teresa mizzou. lowe's said she got an abortion and had to use her entire military pay check to pay for it. if i had not been able to have an abortion as a junior enlisted member, i would not have had my career. now, military members may also have to pay to travel for an abortion. something she says could also discourage men. she knows from serving. he stated without timely access to this lifesaving procedure. his wife could have died and officials said that access to abortions is especially important for service members who are sexually assaulted on military installations. republican congressman mike gallagher said one solution. the pentagon has proposed is taking state abortion laws into account when deciding location assignments trying to manage the system like that. >> and for service members that now need to put sir politics in their service assignment. question gets on workable pretty quickly. at minimum service members shouldn'

protections also continues to have 17 democratic lawmakers, including bay area representative jackie spear and barbara were arrested yesterday while they were protested outside the supreme court. they were fined for sitting outside the supreme court and blocking the role. you're seeing those images, the air they were later released now, representative spear tweeted. we must speak out for patients rights to basic health care and bodily autonomy. we have to take a stand for those being detained or denied abortion. kirin forced to flee their states and we have to get arrested for poor people, women of color, lgbtq+ people and all of the most hurt by scotus is getting of abortion rights. california senator alex padilla is pushing to protect access to reproductive health care services for all americans. yesterday he and several other democratic senators introduced the expanding access to family planning act. he says that bill would protect access to birth control cancer screenings as well as other critical health care. the bill would provide 500 million dollars in mandatory funding for title 10

congresswoman jackie spear and barbara from the east bay were among at least 17 lawmakers arrested. a total of 35 people were cited and then released in the weeks since a supreme court overturned roe versus wade senate republicans have blocked democrats efforts to grant abortion rights nationwide or extend legal protections to women who cross state lines for abortion services. in response to the arrests capitol police said rest began after warnings were given. some demonstrators refused to leave the streets and blocked traffic. the u.s. house has voted to pass a bill that would enshrine federal same marriage protections. >> into law. and 47 republicans joined democrats to vote for the bill today. it is not clear, though, whether the bill can pass the senate were at least 10 republicans there would need to join democrats to overcome the filibuster's 60 vote threshold. democrats say congress must protect the right of americans, all americans to marry the person they love. >> every member of congress will get to stand and be counted today and you can choose. between a quality. or discr

. >>> congresswoman jackie spears says she's paid her fine after being arrested at an abortion rights protest. she tweeted this photo. the fine, 50 bucks. she wrote the best $50 i've ever spent. the congresswoman was among the 17 members of congress and 35 other people who were arrested during a protest outside the supreme court last week. another bay area congresswoman, barbara lee, was also arrested at this protest. >>> we're back in 60 seconds. ahead, it was packed at oracle park tonight, but no baseball. why 40,000 fans still showed up. >>> low-income renters left out of a law that's supposed to protect tenants. some families are facing a 30% hike. i'm consumer investigator chris, we'll show you how a loophole in state law let them down, and maybe you too. that's next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist, fog back >>> all those airline headaches continue across the globe. luff tan is a now saying it's canceled almost all flights in germany tomorrow because of a massive employee strike. that's more than a thousand flights impacting 130,000 passengers. ground staff say they're not being pai

among them barbara lee and jackie spears. 35 people were arrested for causing a disturbance.re cited and released. congressman spears spoke about the incident. >> i worry about my daughter because she has less rights than i did. it is incumbent on me to protest. to do so in a nonviolent way. that is how most great changes have taken place. reggie: the congresswoman says this is the first time she has been arrested. she is calling on president biden to call on a public health amendment to protect rights. jobina: ukraine's first lady is addressing the congress today. she received standing ovations for previous addresses. yesterday, she met with dr. jill biden. reggie: more evidence that the california real estate market is slowing down. the california association of realtors reported 34 percent drop in sales compared to last year. the average price decreased by 4%. the data is different in san francisco. in san francisco they dropped to 29% but prices went up 11%. this shift, as mortgage rates spike in the government tries to slow inflation. jobina: the new managers of the cast

california congresswoman jackie spear says 102 military installations are in states with abortion bans. and that number is expected to grow service member teresa mizzou. lowe's said she got an abortion and had to use her entire military pay check to pay for it. if i had not been able to have an abortion as a junior enlisted member, i would not have had my career now, military members may also have to pay to travel for an abortion. something she says could also discourage men. she knows from serving. he stated without timely access to this lifesaving procedure. his wife could have died and officials said that access to abortions is especially important for service members who are sexually assaulted on military installations. republican congressman mike gallagher said one solution. the pentagon has proposed is taking state abortion laws into account when deciding location assignments trying to manage the system like that. >> and for service members that now need to put politics in their service. i'm question. gets unworkable pretty quickly. at minimum service members shouldn't have to ta

among them, congresswomen alexandria ocasio-cortez, ayanna pressley, ilhan omar, jackie spear, cori bushsted 34 demonstrators in all who were starting to block traffic. >>> house lawmakers are set to vote on a bill to protect marriage equality, following the supreme court's overturning of federal abortion protections. lawmakers are anxious to codify same-sex marriage after justice clarence thomas suggested the court should revisit the 2015 ruling. jim obergefell is running for congress, hoping to represent his home state of ohio. jim, great to see you. thank you very much for being here. when roe v. wade was overturned, there were all sorts of americans who said uh-oh, what's going to turn to other civil rights like same-sex marriage, some people thought, well, you're just being alarmist, and then this week, senator ted cruz confirmed that, yes, he does think the supreme court should revisit all sorts of other cases, particularly same-sex marriage, obergefell case, as t called, here's what he said. >> obergefell like roe v. wade ignored two centuries of our nation's history. marriage was

congresswoman jackie spear and east bay congresswoman barbara lee were among at least 17 lawmakers who are arrested. a total of 35 people were cited and then released in the weeks as the supreme court overturned roe versus wade senate republicans have blocked democrats efforts to grant abortion rights nationwide or extend legal protections to women who cross state lines for abortion services response to those arrests. capitol police said recipe again after warnings were given some demonstrators refused to leave the street and blocked traffic. >> the u.s. house passed a voted to pass a bill that would enshrine federal same marriage protections into law. 47 republicans joined democrats to vote for that bill while 157 republicans voted against it. it is not clear whether it cannot pass the senate where at least 10 republicans would be needed to join democrats to overcome the filibuster's 60 vote threshold. democrats say congress has to protect the right of all americans to marry the person they love. >> every member of congress will get to stand and be counted today and you can choose. be

protections is ramping up in washington. 17 democratic lawmakers including bay area representatives jackie spear and barber lee were arrested today while protesting outside the supreme court. the lawmakers were fined for sitting outside the supreme court and blocking the road. they were later released. reeresentative spear tweeting, we must speak out f r patients rights to basic health care and bodily autonomy. take a stand for those being denied abortion care and forced to flee their states and get arrested for poor people. women of color, lgbtq+ people and all those most hurt by scotus gutting abortion rights, california senator alex padilla is pushing to protect access to reproductive health care services for all americans. >> today he and several other democratic senators introduced the expanding access to family planning act. padilla says the bill would protect access to birth control cancer screenings and other critical healthcare tied to title 10 funding. the legislation proposes providing 500 million dollars in mandatory funding for title 10 services for each of the next 10 fiscal years.

. >> some of the lawmakers arrested include bay area congresswoman jackie spear and barb really alongh new york congresswoman alexandra ocasio cortez. the woman vowed that they would keep fighting to protect abortion access. and in the wake of roe being overturned, more women across the nation are turning to an extreme auction to avoid bearing children. this is permanent contraception, planned parenthood and several obgyn. so reporting a sharp increase in women who want to be sterilized. the procedure is either tying of the tombs are the removal of the flow paean tubes altogether. according to the pew research center, men have also been rushing to get sterilized as 44% of adults claim. it's not likely that they will have children. attorney general rob bonta is calling on the fda to ban menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars bonta and a coalition of attorneys. general wrote a letter to the fda saying banning the products would protect public health. they're saying that the menthol flavor is the main reason people, especially young adults and minorities are attracted to smoking cigarett

you have 17 democratic lawmakers including bay area representatives jackie spear and barr. really, they were arrested yesterday while protesting outside the supreme court they were fined for sitting outside the supreme court and blocking the road. they were later released. now representative spears tweeted out we must speak out for patients rights to basic health care and bodily autonomy. we have to take a stand for those being denied abortion care and forced to flee their states and get arrested for poor people. women of color, lgbtq+ people and all the most hurt by scotus gutting abortion rights. caltrans will not begin shutting down a homeless encampment near the maze in west oakland today. now a federal judge granting a temporary restraining order caltrans originally planned to start clearing out the camp today. that's after a fire prompted the closure of the macarthur maze last week. well, investigators think the fire started in some cars would train trestle. there will be a hearing friday to discuss whether or not caltrans can move forward. it clearing out that encamp

a number of democratic lawmakers, including representatives jackie spear and barbara lee of the bay areawhere briefly arrested today in front of the u. s supreme court . they were all part of a protest for abortion rights foxes. lauren blanchard has the story from washington. we won't go back. go back fight for abortion access continues. protesters shut down the street in front of the supreme court on tuesday. capitol police arrested 35 protesters, 17 of which were sitting lawmakers, including representative alexandria, a casio cortez here being led away by an officer cheering on other protesters as she goes capitol police say they tried to warn the protesters to clear the streets. but when they didn't they began making arrests for obstruction, crowding and income voting. tuesday's protest is one of many around the country in the wake of last month's ruling, abolishing federally protected abortion rights representative cori bush tweeting. the supreme court will not stop us even though they arrested us. we won't stop are organizing, agitating and legislating for justice. but some are crit

federal abortion protections continues. 17 democratic lawmakers including bay area representatives jackie spear and barbara lee all rested today while protesting outside the supreme court. they were fined for sitting outside the court blocking the road. they were later released. representative spear tweeted, we must speak out for patients rights to basic care and bodily autonomy. take a stand for those denied abortion care, forced to flee their states and get arrested for per people, women of color, lgbtq and people and all of those most hurt by the supreme court gutted abortion and california senator alex padilla is pushing to protect access to reproductive health care services for all americans. he and several other democratic senators introduced the expanding access to family planning act. he says it would protect access to birth control, cancer screening and other critical health care. the bill would provide 500 million dollars in mandatory funding for titled 10 services for each of the next 10 fiscal years. >> a cdc panel has voted unanimously to recommend the novavax covid vaccine for eme

all right, jackie spear, who along with other democratic congress people, barbara lee as well were arrested outside the supreme court protesting the supreme court overturning of roe v. wade, representative jackie speier. thank you so much. we appreciate it. great to be with you coming up here with caution for people to be careful where they use their credit cards coming up here on morning down to the warning police have for shoppers and where more card skimmers were just found in the bay area. also ahead, netflix lost almost millions of subscribers. but after a break, we'll talk live with an expert who says that's actually relatively good news. also look ahead to what investors should expect for the future of the streaming industry as i'll pick this one up. i earn 3% cash back on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. so, it's not a problem at all. you guys aren't gonna give me the fake bill fight? c'mon, kev. you're earning 3% cash back. humor me. where is my wallet? i am paying. where is my wallet? i thought i gave it to you. oooohhh? oh, that's not it either. no. no. stop

of congress, among those that we know about so far are alexandria ocasio-cortez, of new york, jackie spearofficers with her hands behind her back but she is not handcuffed. she raises her fist in the air, kind of acknowledging some other demonstrators. trying to make a point about the supreme court and the recent ruling. this is one of the largest mass arrests of members of congress we have seen in quite some time here. the other thing that is interesting is the u.s. capitol police, unlike almost any other law enforcement agency in north america, they do not release the names of who they arrest. in fact, they did not release the names of the colbert 9 who were cleared of charges yesterday. don't release mug shots and i pressed a couple of sources and why is this the case, and i've covered capitol hill for decades now, always been the policy, why don't you just release the names of those who you arrested and they said well, guess what, we work for members of congress and they may not want their names out there. they are essentially our bosses, so those names will not be released. back to yo

jackie spears for five minutes. >> thank you so much for holding this hearing. let me say at the outset to my good friend and to others on the republican side yes, we deplore violence against pregnancy centers and justices and judges. we deplore violence against the institution we call the u.s. capitol. we also deplore violence against abortion clinics. and you have said nothing about the fact that 11 people have been murdered at those clinics. for doctors, to clinic employees, one security guard, one police officer and one clinic escort. last year there were 186 arsonso targeted at abortion centers. 123 acts of vandalism, incidents of assault and battery. stocking increased by 600% last year over 2020 and increased by 129%. suspicious packages by 153%. i didn't get one word from any ofus you announcing those acts f violence. so you have very selective memories. >> let me start by speaking about mothers. i am a mother that has abortion, 59% of the women inai the county that have abortions or mothers. they love their children. they want to provide for their child

. >> the gentle lady from california, jackie spear is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you madamchair. i apologize for also having the national defense authorization act in armed services. commissioner, you announced at the conclusion of a ten-month internal investigation and hundreds of interviews you insisted that there was no written report and get documents obtained by the committee reveal the nfl agreed to a report that went into control of the investigation. i would like us to put that up on the screen. in the very first paragraph it says, and i quote, as part of the investigation, wilkinson would complete a written report of its findings. is this the agreement you signed, yes or no? >> i've never seen the agreement before. but i know we signed an engagement letter that was essentially sagging it was signed by -- >> so you made the decision to receive an oral rather than a written report, is that correct? >> we did in october of that year on the basis of providing confidentiality to the people that came forward. >> reclaiming my time, the survivors have begged you to releas

. >> the gentlewoman from california, jackie spears recognized for five minutes. >> madam chair, thank you so much for holding this hearing. let me say at the outset, to my good friend, mr. jordan, two others on the republican side, yes, we deplore violence against crisis pregnancy centers. we deplore violence against justices and judges, we deplore violence against the institution we call the u.s. capital. we also deplore violence against abortion clinics and you have said nothing about the fact that 11 people have been murdered at those clinics. for doctors, to clinic employees, once the qcard, one police officer at one clinic escort. last, year there were 186 arson's targeted at abortion centers. 123 acts of vandalism, 123 incidents of assault and battery. stalking increased by 600% last year, over 2020. invasions of abortion facilities increased by 100 29%. assault and batteries increased by 100 28%. and suspicious packages by 100 and 63%. i did not hear one word from any of you deploying and denouncing those acts of violence. so, you have very selective memories. let me start, mad

congresswoman jackie speier, says the $50 she spent today to pay an arrest fine was the best money she ever spent. the peninsula congresswoman posted this picture on twitter after paying the fine spearted along with other lawmakers last week while protesting abortion rights in washington, d. c she has said she was proud to march with her democratic colleagues and get arrested for women's rights. all right, coming up to san francisco giants lose their sixth straight game and tempers flare and san francisco's dug out the bathroom. flying joe fonzi has a mic on and your joe fonzi has a mic on and your hi ♪ ♪ today i'm reviewing "donuts." let's get into it. [coughing] guys, that is some good stuff right there. it's like donuts and cereal. no burn or anything. this is so good. a lot of nicotine in here. loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. prop

congresswoman jackie speier was in south san francisco to present federal grants to community nonprofits. spearearmarked for the economic advancement center, which helps people develop job skills and a grant of $160,000 is going to hope services. that group provides mental health services to people with developmental disabilities. and you give mental health services to someone with a developmental disability. or you teach someone how to set up their own business or how to be a successful employee in a local business. um, you are creating economic success. and independent, not 100 and 60,150 fear said the grants highlight how the federal government is working to reinvest taxpayer money back into the community. well this morning, the san jose sharks will introduce the team's new coach. there are several reports that former new york rangers coach david quinn has signed a deal with the sharks queen has most recently been coaching the u. s men's hockey team and has a record of being a strong teacher and communicator with younger players. insiders say he will need to work well with the team veterans,