her formally worked with jackie speier. he is very well known in the district and a rising star with solid democratic credentials. also state senator josh becker. because the district might shift south. the wildcard might be someone like susan manheim, former san mateo police chief. also, policing in the nation. it is wide open. it depends on how the seat is drawn, but it also depends on the ability to go out there and do this job which can be very tiring. also, the prospect that looms is there's a chance the democrats could -- even talking about it privately -- likely will lose control of the house. the person replacing jackie speier is not going to have near the clout that she had. dan: let's turn to jackie speier who joins us live. thank you for coming on. >> great to be with you. having phil say something nice about me is really phenomenal. dan: well, you are retiring. rep. speier: it is easier. dan: let me start with the timing of this. you've had a hall of fame career in public service, clearly. but, it must be, despi

. >> longtime congresswoman jackie speier says it is time to step away from washington announcing she will not seek reelection in 2022. kpix talks to him what this means . >> still has a little left at 39 years as an elected official she says it is time to pass the torch brick >> i'm announcing that i will not be a candidate for reelection to congress in 2022. >> reporter: bay area congresswoman jackie speier has spent nearly 4 decades as a an elected official. she first got into politics after she was shot five times during the jonestown violence in guyana . >> that they change my life but i felt that if i survive i would never take another day for granted and that i would dedicate my life to public service pack >> reporter: she takes pride in the work she has done especially surrounding reproductive rights and sexual violence in the military and in college campus is picked just held her seat since 2013 but says it is time to move on. >> i am passing the torch to a new generation of leaders that i'm confident will hold us in good stead. >> reporter: bay area congressional seats are a

. >>> after more than a decade in congress, peninsula representative jackie speier issue will not be seeking reelection . jocelyn moran spoke with her about the decision . >> reporter: congresswoman jackie speier used the word bittersweet when talking about the announcement this morning and said it was not an easy decision and this announcement comes after nearly 4 decades of public service. congresswoman jackie speier started off her announcement by recalling the events in guyana in 1978 where she survived the violence surrounding the jonestown massacre. >> i vowed that, if i survive, i would dedicate my life to public service. i lived and i served. reporter she is passing on the torch to a new generation of leaders. >> my husband said to me something that really resonated. he says, i am tired of having a weakened wife. >> reporter: when talking about her proudest accomplishments, she said in congress it was issues around reproductive rights and sexual assault in the military and on college campuses. before congress, she spent time as a san mateo county supervisor and in the califor

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jackie speier isn't the only high-profile democrat leaving congress . >> reporter: that's right. in fact, speier is the 14th house democrat to indicate they will not seek reelection next year in 2022 point we know historically the party that wins the white house loses congressional seats in the following midterms. democrats know it is going to be an extremely challenging year. that said, congresswoman speier's district is a reliably safe democratic district, and that is not expected to change despite redistricting. this could perhaps signal that speier knows or thinks it is time to leave washington, d.c.. she indicated it is time to come home, and some analysts are saying that perhaps there is an awareness among members who are retiring that it is not ideal to be in the minority party if, in fact, the house flips in 2022, but, as for the race living forward in her district, it is going to be highly competitive, because when an open seat presents itself like this, there are going to be a lot of young up and coming politicians who are now buying for that coveted seat. >> talk about

. >> president of the san mateo board of supervisors praised jackie speier saying she a hero for the ages and never gave up on herself, her family or the constituents she serves. >> veteran congresswoman says she is a fierce advocate tor women's rights. her voice, and passion will be missed. who is ready to step in and fill her shoes? larry gerston has his eye set on two candidates. we have a link on the trending bar that tells you more about representative spier's retirement. >>> a different smash and grab robbery, this involving a mob at a concord jewelry store all caught on security video. nine masked men walked into the store with hammers. walked out with handfuls of jewelry. it was not the only time this has happened recently in the bay area. >> reporter: it was a terrifying sight. a mob of nine, storming an iceberg diamonds and started shattering jewelry cases. >> some people inside the mall called the police reporting what they thought were shots fired but it was the sound of the hammers hitting the glass. >> reporter: the whole crime took about 30 seconds and the thieves got

or 88 and do the job extremely well. >> what about congresswoman jackie speiers now? are there some actual candidates you know off the top of your head? i know there are candidates that can replace her. >> oh, sure, there's a collection of people. you should know that jackie was my seat mate in the halls of the legislature when i served as speaker of the house, she was my seat mate, literally. and i had the best voting record ever. because it was jackie voting for both of us. so whatever person replaces jackie, i hope they're equal, as she has been, for more than four decades in holding public office. of course, they're wonderful people. kevin mullins, who is in the legislature, david canopy, who is a member of the board of supervisors down there. and mr. hill, who was the person that did all of the things that needed to be done as it relates to representation from that particular district. i suspect that there are more qualified people in that district than there are in almost any other district in the state of california. >> talking the peninsula and parts of the ci

it's time for me to come home after nearly 14 years influencing national policies, jackie speier announcing's done an awful lot for all of us. you won't see another jackie spear ever. i mean, this is this is a person whose life has been defined by tragedy and arise from that tragedy. catherine lorraine, jacqueline spear stepped into the national spotlight before being elected to office. she was part of the u. s fact finding delegation to jonestown with then congressman leo ryan. the 1978 trip was a last ditch attempt to free members of the jim jones peoples temple, former ktvu senior reporter bob mckenzie narrates ryan's assistant jackie spear, interviews the park's family. how do i both understand you say that you both want to leave jonestown shortly thereafter gunfire at the guiana airport. as cope

jackie speier is retiring from congress. what's behind her retirement and what's next. >> thanks for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. she's a legendary force in bay area politics. congresswoman jackie speier's announcement took a lot of people by surprise. >> we have so many questions. the congresswoman is here to answer them live. thank you for taking the time to join us. i'm sure you've got a busy schedule today after that announcement. >> yeah, it's been busy, marcus. there's always time to talk to you. >> i love that. nbc bay area, but you know, i want to ask you about that announcement. you said on twitter today that you wanted to spend more time with your family, more time with your friends and not just have those moments on the weekend. was there a specific moment that you knew that you wanted to take that step back? >> well, i've been mulling this decision for probably close to four years, and my husband retired about a year and a half ago, and when i complete my term, it will be 2 1/2 years. s

. >> jackie speier now talking retirement. who's going to take her place? we'll bring in larry gerston. >>> plus we're waiting president biden hits the road. >> it is time to rebuild the backbone of this nation. >> now the next challenge facing the biden administration. >> the news at 5:30 starts right now. good evening. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aquirre. passing the torch. legendary congresswoman jackie speier surprised many by announcing that she's not running for re-election. at 71, she is stepping away from politics. public service has been her personal mission since 1978. she went to jonestown as a congressional aide and came home with five bullet wounds wherein on january 6th, she feared she would face gunfire again in the attack on the capitol. a fierce advocate for women, families and minorities, speier hopes her replacement will do that. >> many don't have what many around the world do, whether it's child care. hopefully we'll fix that. >> spier spoke passionately on the house floor in favor of funding planned parenthood. it made headlines nat

and now, after more than 40 years of public service, bay area congresswoman jackie speier said she will not seek re-election next year. here's nbc bay area's marianne favro. >> jackie speier says as she was left for dead, bleeding from gunshot wounds after the jonestown massacre in 1978, she vowed to dedicate her life to public service. and that's exactly what she did. >> these are the facts. >> in a career that took her from congressional staffer to congressional leader. today, she began explaining why she's retiring from congress. >> it's time to say good-bye or farewell, and to pass the torch to a new generation. >> as a peninsula representative, the now 71-year-old democrat fought for millions of dollars in compensation for the victims of the pg&e pipeline explosion in san bruno. on the national stage, she called attention to sexual assault in the military, fought for more benefits for military members and their families, and was a vocal champion for gun control. she also fought relentlessly for women's rights, sharing her own abortion story before congress. >> she was an absolute l

. >> the longtime california congresswoman jackie speier will not run for reelection.and older who is fully vaccinated for the past six months can a booster shot. we will tell you why appointments are hard to get. abc 7 new starts right now. >> moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> when you think about san mateo county, you have to think about congresswoman speier. she is truly beloved by her constituents. >> she's the uepitome of a leader, what we hoped for when we elect someone. >> for decades, jackie speier spoke on behalf of the bay area. tonight after announcing she will not seek reelection, she will join us live to talk about it. i'm liz kreutz. dan: i'm dan ashley. jackie speier's life and politic began in the late 1970's as an aide to congressman leo ryan. 43 years ago, she survived an ambush in jointnestown where she joined ryan to help people from a cult. ryan and another were killed. speier badly wounded. >> i pretended to be dead but they came and shot us at point blank range. the congressman was shot over 40 times and i was shot five ti

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jackie speier is going to require from congress, and still has a year to go.twitter where you will find me @scottmcgrew. >>> happening today, oakland leaders weigh two possible development deals for the site of the coliseum and arena. both plans involve memorandums of understanding. council members have potential deals in play with developers, and developers will have to work this out with the oakland a's that actually purchased alameda county's share of that land in 2019. >>> and bay area food banks are working hard to make sure everybody can have thanks around the traditional meal. >> that's right. everybody deserves it. we are kicking off a food drive at local safeway stores. kris sanchez is live the show how far the food bank can stretch every dollar it receives, and the need is even greater this year, kris. >> reporter: yeah, they had to add more warehouse space because the need is so great. food banks around the bay area are serving 80% more people than before the pandemic. more people are experiencing food insecurity, and that's before the pandemic? >>

to congress in 2022 have been deeply bay area congresswoman jackie speier, announcing that more than 40 years of public service will now be coming to an end. we're going to take a look at her career. for re election s more than a dozen children at center health clinic or given the wrong dose of the covid vaccine. the investigation now underway into what went wrong. and a smash and grab robbery at a jewelry store at an east bay mall what witnesses are saying about the suspects as police continue to review surveillance video in that case, the news at noon starts now. this is ktvu fox two news at noon. and good afternoon to you. i'm claudine wang infer mike mibach. i'm gasia mikaelian. let's begin with peninsula congresswoman jackie speier, announcing she will end her career in the house of representatives. she said this morning she will not seek re election. today i'm announcing that i will not be a candidate for re election to congress in 2022. it's time for me to come home. time for me to be more than a weekend wife, mother and friend. it's been an extraordinary privilege and honor t

i mean, when you think about san mateo county, you have to think about jackie speier, congresswoman's beer. i mean, think about what she has done around consumer protection, think about what she has done around woman's rights. she is truly beloved by her constituents. >> i have always thought highly of her. >> i was rather impressed that they came down here. i thought that was really nice. leslie: congresswoman spear said what she was most proud of during her time in sacramento was changing child support enforcement laws. >> the baby bullet, which we got from san francisco to san jose that cut the commute trip in about half and then here in congress, it has been a labor of love around issues around sexual assault in the military, on college campuses. >> jackie gave voice to survivors who had been voiceless. people couldn't really understand the pain and retaliation they were facing while serving our country. jackie is one in a million. she is a shero to many of us. she is a true epitome of a leader, what we all hope for when we elect someone to go to congress and speak for us. quite h

congresswoman awe jackie speier she introduced today's resolution centering with paul gosar lard. and congresswoman sheila jackson lee, texas'18th congressional district in the u.s. house of representatives. she was co-sponsor of the resolution. congresswoman speier let me just start with. you because we played a clip of you mentioning that she had been a victim of violence. you had witness violence firsthand. and it may be worthwhile just talking about that bad experience and how that informed how you think about the resolution you introduced on the floor of the capitol today. >> thank you chris for having us. on i was shot five times for dead in the jungles of diana, when i was in the -- who was assassinated. because jim jones on is called had chosen to take the action that the. did having said that, there is someone who has been convicted in california for having sent me another of postcard saying they wanted to put a bullet in my. head this is the kind of conduct that we have got to shut down. and this resolution was important because we have to draw a red line in the conduct o

i mean, when you think about san mateo county, you have to think about jackie speier, congresswoman's about what she has done around consumer protection, think about what she has done around woman's rights. she is truly beloved by her constituents. >> i have always thought highly of her. impressed that they came down here. i thought that was really nice. leslie: congresswoman spear said what she was most proud of during her time in sacramento was changing child support enforcement laws. >> the baby bullet, which we got from san francisco to san jose that cut the commute trip in about half and then here in congress, it has been a labor of love around issues around sexual assault in the military, on college campuses. >> jackie gave voice to survivors who had been voiceless. people couldn't really understand the pain and retaliation they were facing while serving our country. jackie is one in a million. she is a shero to many of us. she is a true epitome of a leader, what we all hope for when we elect someone to go to congress and speak for us. quite hard shoes to fill. leslie: i'm lesli

leslie: for congresswoman jackie speier, the voice for the peninsula, the accolades for her years of ronic figure. when you think of san mateo county, you have to think about congresswoman speier. when you think about it what she has done around consumer protection, around

congresswoman jackie speier will not seek re-election next year. what sets her apart is her personal journey and the respect she's easterned in congress on both sides of the aisle. but now after more than 40 years in politics, she said it's time to move on. her life is an amazing story of determination. in 1978, she was an aide to bay-area congressman lee o'ryan when they traveled to guyana. they want today check in on the reported human rights violations of cult leader jim jones. she was shot by jones' followers as she tried to escape. the same day of that shooting, jim jones led a mass murder suicide. more than 900 people died. after that, jackie speier worked as san mateo county supervisor, then, the state senate, and ultimately u.s. congress in 2008. she joined us tonight on our 7:00 newscast. >> it was a very personal decision. it was, as i said in that video, my husband of 20 years now has lived with a weekend wife. and he wants more. he's retired and so it was time for me to retire from congress. >> her district represents parts of the penin

for more i want to bring in jackie speier. she's a democrat from california. during this process. shortly after the bill passed, you tweeted that this is a, quote, true kitchen table relief bill. how are you feeling this morning? >> i can't begin to tell you how thrilling it is to be able to report to the american people that we are really doing something transformational for children in this country. 20 million kids in america are going to get child care now. families are going to be able to know that their children are taken care of. they're going to be able to go back to work. 1.7 million women have left the work force because of the child care issues as a result of covid. so you've got universal pre-k. 6 million kids who haven't been receiving pre-k, three and four-year-olds are now going to be receiving free universal pre-k. we're just about to catch up with our european country friends who have been doing most of this since the beginning of time, really. since the early 1900s for parental leave, and for child care back to the 1960s. >> as you know, the s

leslie: for congresswoman jackie speier, the voice for the peninsula, the accolades for her years of public service world in. >> satch a chronic figure. when you think of san mateo county, you have to think about congresswoman speier. when you think about it what she has done around consumer protection, around women's rights. she is truly beloved by her constituents. >> i have always thought highly of her. >> i was rather impressed that she on veterans day came here. i thought that was really nice. reporter: she said what she was most proud of was changing child support enforcement laws. >> also the baby bullet which we got from san francisco to san jose which cut the commute in half. and then hearing congress, it has been a labor of love around issues around sexual assault in the military, on college campuses. >> checking gave -- jackie gave voice to survivors who had been voiceless. people could understand the pain and the retaliation they were facing while serving our country. jackie is one in a million. she is a shero to many of us. a true epitome of a leader, what we all hope fo

congresswoman jackie speier is a democrat representing california's 14th congressional district. she introduced today's resolution censuring paul gosar, and congresswoman sheila jackson lee represents texas's 18th district. she was cosponsor of the resolution. let me start with you because we played the clip of you mentioning that you had been victim of violence, you had witnessed violence first-hand, and people may know this story but it may be worthwhile talking about that experience and how it informed how you think about the resolution you introduced on the floor of the capitol today. >> thank you, chris, for having us on. i was shot five times and left for dead in the jungles of guyana when i was an add to leo ryan, who was assassinated because jim jones and his cult chose to take the action they did. having said that, there is someone who has just been convicted in california for having sent me a number of post cards saying he wanted to put a bullet in my head. this is the kind of conduct that we have got to shut down. and this resolution was important because we have to dr

congresswoman jackie speier announced today she will not seek re election, the seven term san matteosswoman told us on mornings on two she's thought about retirement for a while now, she said she plans to stay active and involved in politics and her community. concord police are searching for those responsible for a smash and grab robbery at the sun valley mall. this happened at iceberg diamonds at about 7 30 last night. valence video does show that. group of masked intruders using those hammers to smash display cases, the roberts stole an undisclosed amount of jewelry. you are watching ktvu fox two news here at 6 30, the city of oakland, is launching a new effort to help keep hundreds of people in their homes by helping to cover part of their rent. ktvu tom vacar has more on how this experimental program works. housing is a human right. oakland mayor libby schaaf zoomed to reporters in to announce a program with deep importance. shallow subsidies, 200 families will each get ongoing support averaging $750 a month for up to 18 months to reduce their rents by 50. this $3.4 million fund

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california comes member jackie speier also spoke wednesday, cosponsor of the censure vote.she herself survived the jonestown massacre in 1978. she was shot five times. she was an aide who was assassinated in the massacre. >> i take no pleasure in introducing this resolution. no one asked me to, no one tapped me on the shoulder. i am a victim of violence. i know what it is like. i was also in the gallery clamoring for life when the shots rang out in the speakers lobby. we are here today because a sitting member thought it was ok to post a deranged animated video of himself killing a fellow member of this house. and also attacking the president of the united states. that video has been seen by 3 million people. it was up for over two days before it was taken down. inciting violence begets violence. congressman alexandria ocasio-cortez has become the go to subject of the radical right to stir up their base. as often is the case for women of color. it is disgusting and profoundly unacceptable. tragically, the minority leader has not condemned the video. for eight days, he said

long time bay area congresswoman jackie speier will not run for re-election next year. she is going to join us live on our midday newscast at 11:00. >>> right now a look at our forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> woke up to some fog early this morning and now it is starting to lift. we still have mostly cloudy skies across the bay area but at least visibilities on the way to work is much better than a couple hours ago. we will see peaks of sunshine today as the temperatures reach into the upper 60s for our inland areas and then a little cooler for the end of the week as another storm system comes in. this one also looks very weak and will only bring in some light showers between thursday night and early friday morning. the weekend looks dry and sunny with temperatures in the upper 60s in the valleys and low 60s in san francisco and near the coast. laura? >> thank you very much and thank you for joining us as well. we'll be back for a local news update in about a half hour. have a great day. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier

. >>> a san mateo county supervisor going for the seat held by jackie speier. >> i am running for congress because san mateo county is an example for folks. it is an example for folks. how we can deal with issues around healthcare, more accessibility, affordable housing, college affordability, embracing our diversity, recognizing the imminent threat of climate change. >> jackie speier, who represents the 14th district, and now she will not run for reelection and the district extends from south san francisco to east palo alto. for the palo alto community celebrated the grand reopening of the new pedestrian bridge called the highway 101 pedestrian bicycle bridge. a good name. $23 million project replaced the seasonal benjamin lefkowitz underpass that was available only half the year because it flooded out the second half. the new bridge provides a new access route to the nature preserve and businesses and other amenities on east bayshore road. >>> students planning to go to college maybe glad to hear this, the university of california no longer requires any kind of admissions test for underg

. >> canepa will be running for the seat currently held by congresswoman jackie speiers. she represents district 14, which contains most of san mateo county and a small part of southwestern san francisco. she announced tuesday she will not seek re-election. >>> happening today, a vote that could have a big impact on transportation in the south bay. this is a live look at where it's about to happen in san jose. vta workers will vote this morning on contract proposals dealing with wages, pensions, and operational efficiencies. the union is expected to meet at 9:00 a.m. >>> and we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up we take you live to washington, d.c. for our weekly interview with chuck todd, who has a preview of this week's "meet the press." on] -great party, carlene. you must have blown your budget. -not exactly. -you have great name-brand snacks, tons of meat... and where did you get this imported cheese? -hello! grocery outlet, bargain market. -♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ -with this holiday set to bust your wallet, your neighborhood grocery outle

. >> he'll be running for the seat formerly run by jackie speier. speier announced on tuesday, you might remember, that she will not seek reelection. >>> today marks a solemn remembrance for transgender victims of crime across the country. it takes on a special meaning for a south bay church. grace baptist church in san jose created a memorial for trans people and lost the violence. this comes near to the day after a deadly stabbing right there. two people were killed, another three were wounded last year. one victim, kimberly theal, was transgender. theal and john paulson who were also killed were both homeless and taking shelter from the cold. >>> san jose state university is paying out $3.3 million to be split between 15 student athletes who were sexually abused by a sports trainer. it's the latest settlement in a scandal that prompted an investigation. the investigation found the trainer inappropriately touched dozens of female athletes during massages. it also found the university ignored complaints for more than a decade. payout is the second

peninsula representative jackie speier introduced a resolution to censure a fellow congressman.about paul gosar's tweet, in a video that depicted him killing alexandria ocasio-cortez and with a sword against president biden. threats against elected officials, especially women. >> he suggests it's a cartoon. it's not a laughing matter. we have censured members of congress, for using unparliamentary language or criticizing the speaker. this goes far beyond that. >> censure is the second-harshist form of punishment in the house. gosar removed the video after posting it. >>> elon musk has sold another chunk of his stock after pledging on twitter to liquidate 10% of his holdings. he sold about 5 million shires. he asked on twitter if he should tell his stock to pay taxes. 61% of those responded said yes. while the stock has dipped 15% this week, it's up 150% over the last 12 months. >>> a special election is heading to san francisco. governor newsom has announced the race to fill the vacancy left by david chu. the election is set for april 19th. >>> nasa has landed in oakland. >> it'

jackie speier canapa told supporters.ocal kid and the person who is going to build bridges in a politically divided, washington. way washington works, it's no different than the board of supervisors or city council. you've got to work. with your colleagues and people may have different viewpoints, but doesn't mean you don't talk to them you talk with them you congresswoman spear announced this that she will not be seeking re-election ending nearly four decades in politics her term ends next year. old man's effort to help build a better bay area means thousands of people in need will get a meal today pierre smit dropped off nearly 400 turkeys at san francisco saint anthony's foundation saint anthony's said they serve about 2,400 pounds of turkey on thanksgiving. it is their biggest meal service of the year and smith's donation helps make it all possible. this donation is really important to saint anthony's our food costs have risen 40% since prior to the pandemic and that's for a variety of reasons. first of all, we have m

mateo board of supervisors and he will be running for the seat currently run by congresswoman jackie speiernd that contains most of san mateo county and a small part of san francisco. she said she will not seek re-election because it's time for her to be more than just a congresswoman. >>> for 80 minutes today, kamala harris was the president in chief. during the time harris was the first woman to be acting president of the united states. the procedure for the president went well and biden's personal doctor declared him fit for duty. >>> a tesla employee is suing the company claiming women that work at the fremont factory are facing sexual harassment. a black former worker was awarded $137 million for enduring racism at that factory, and tesla is appealing that verdict. and then just this week, a woman on the night shift said her complaints were ignored. >>> from the bay area to sin city, oakland a's are doubling down on a move to las vegas. las vegas review journal says the team is close to finding its ideal ballpark. they have narrowed the search to two or three sites. they already have a

and cemetery county supervisor david canada tweeted the icon congresswoman jackie speier is hanging upds a replacement on the field. the jury and the kyle rittenhouse murder trial has wrapped up its second day of deliberations. jurors met for about 7.5 hours and requested to review two videos. the request prompted a discussion about how many times the jury would be allowed to watch. britain houses attorney argued the videos should be played once, but prosecutors said they should be able to view them as many times as they want. i believe the jury should be able to watch them as they see fit. i do not see how videotapes of an incident could be overemphasized or looked at too much. it's clearly an open court. i think we all agree on that. it can be played once not rewound. and started and stopped. another video, which the prosecution argues shows rittenhouse pointing a gun at protesters is now the subject of a defense motion for a mistrial. the defense says prosecutors gave them a lower resolution version of that video. if convicted, rittenhouse faces life in prison. the house of represen

. >> outfront now, democratic congressman jackie speier, who introduced that resolution to censure gosararthy and other republicans who are standing behind gosar? you heard mccarthy's reasoning that -- that gosar removed it and he says didn't -- didn't know it was up. even though, of course, gosar has defended why he did it. >> well, first of all, there was radio silence from kevin mccarthy and republicans for days after mr. gosar actually posted that venomous anime. and tacet support is equated to silence. as the issue got hotter and hotter, as the resolution got introduced, they then just took it down. now, subsequently, he has said publicly that he is not apologizing. um, he then said that he does not support violence. well, then why would you do something like that, that shows you killing a colleague in the house of representatives? and attempting to do so with the president of the united states? it crossed the line, erin, and that's why i felt so strongly about introducing the resolution. we cannot allow members of congress to promote violence against our members of congress. >> now

soon claims of human rights abuses got the attention of jackie speier who was shot several times as sheto leave. jim jones led that mass murder-suicide. the congresswoman recounted the day. >> it was a day that he was allowed to start his so-called church and then do so much in terms of destruction, killing 900 people in that jonestown settlement. we did take defectors out. he didn't want us to be able to tell his ruthless story. so he decided to assassinate the congressman and many others. and i was just lucky. i was shot five times but survived. and i did make that commitment then that if i survived i would spend my years in public service. >> congresswoman speier joining us a couple nights ago on the 7:00 p.m. newscast. 11 years after that jonestown tragedy was the loma prieta earthquake. keep in mind more than 900 people died in that mass murder-suicide. >>> another story we're watching tonight, getting a booster shot just got a little easier, at least a lot of people think so. today the state's my turn website began allowing anyone 18 or older to book an appointment for that booste

it's time for me to come home after nearly 14 years influencing national policies, jackie speier announcing its her political en, i'm sad. i feel that she's done an awful lot for all of us. you won't see another jackie spear ever. i mean, this is this is a person whose life has been defined by tragedy and arise from that tragedy. catherine lorraine, jacqueline spear stepped into the national spotlight before being elected to office. she was part of the u. s fact finding delegation to jonestown with then congressman leo ryan. the 1978 trip was a last ditch attempt to free members of the jim jones peoples temple, former ktvu senior reporter bob mckenzie narrates ryan's assistant jackie spear interviews the park's family. do i both understand you to say that you both want to leave jonestown shortly thereafter gunfire at the guiana airport. as cope, members shoot and kill congressman ryan and four other. spear was hit five times but survived. she came back and decided to run for public office. like what kind of person does that it's a real commitment to public service removed from the san mateo

right away, the motion of censure from jackie speier, distinguished member of congress. and also, i thought congresswoman ocasio-cortez who said so beautifully on the house floor, why can't you admit this is wrong when someone is talking about violence against another member of congress or against anyone? any questions? reporter: madam speaker, on the second bullet point on your board there -- can you respond to the criticism when all is said and done on this bill, the biggest tax cuts goes to millionaires who can take advantage in the salt deduction? speaker pelosi: as a supporter of that particular measure in the bill, i just want to say -- thank you for allowing me to clarify what that is about. that's not about tax cuts for wealthy people. it's about services for america's -- the american people. in our communities where we have taken care of our people -- education, transportation, health care, all of the issues that public service brings to people was slashed by the trump administration. and we're just turning that over. so this isn't about who gets a tax cut. it's

another peninsula politician now says he will make a run to replace congresswoman jackie speier.a decade of representing the peninsula in the assembly, where i've had over 60 bills signed into law as a city council member and mayor and small business owner. before that, i am very excited and humbled today to announce my candidacy. for the united states house of representatives. san mateo state assemblyman kevin mullin says he will run for congress in the upcoming election. mullen served under representative spear when she was a california state senator bolen has been endorsed by a number of state politicians, including attorney general rob bonta, state treasurer fiona mind, state senator. scott wiener to other politicians have also announced their intentions to run cemetery. oh county supervisor david canada and burlingame city council member emily beach have both announced that they will run to replace jackie speier, the congresswoman announced last week she will not seek re election after representing the district for seven terms. it's a thanksgiving tradition for so many next.

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shot and killed when jones followers opened fire on them on an airstrip in guyana congresswoman jackie speier, who was an aide to ryan was shot five times and left for dead. hundreds of san jose households underwater. it happened back in 2000 and 17, and now the flood victims are getting justice. details on the $750,000 settlement. and if you live in the south bay get ready to conserve water or pay up. adding whether we have been locked in this dry weather stretch for over a week now, but as you can see behind me, the clouds and even some showers approaching, coming up with tracks the potential rainfall and your friday forecast. were unified sct would have to close schools. but for the parents, students and teachers of those schools on the chopping block, it was still difficult to hear. last night, the district voted unanimously to close to elementary schools before the start of the next academic year. katie's ali rasmus shows us now the reaction from the community and why board members say there really was no other option? the sign outside strobridge elementary, says stallion strong but the

and miss their service and certainly representative jackie speier. an incredible, courageous, bold, fierce advocate for the american people will be missed. but she's made that personal decision and she served this congress, this country and her community ably. this is a redistricting year. sean and i came in in a redistricting year in 2012. pete was a member -- mr. maloney: i tried. mr. jeffries: he's a red-shirt freshman in 2012. he came in in 2014. there was 51 of us. 51 one of us in 2012. and i believe -- sean will correct me -- we picked up 15 or 16 seats that year. that means that the vast majority of the class of 2012 came in as a result of retirements. because that's what happens in a redistricting year. and so we're not even on pace to hit that number yet. we'll see what happens. but this is to be expected. i don't believe it has anything to do with our prospects in 2022. we're' going to hold the -- we're going to hold the house and grow our majority and because of the leadership of speaker pelosi, sean patrick maloney and most importantly be

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bay area congresswoman jackie speier announced this morning that she will not seek reelection.morning about her decision. that's available on abc7news.com . reggie: and bay area parents are asking, how could this happen, as 14 children were given the wrong dose of covid-19 vaccines this friday. two kids were given double the recommended dose at a sutter clinic in antioch. kumasi: the jury in the kyle rittenhouse trial will begin deliberations this morning. if convicted, rittenhouse faces life in prison. reggie: and attribute today for late alameda county supervisor wilma chan, who was killed by a car while walking earlier this month. a board of supervisors will remember chan for her dedication to public service. mike: fog is an issue once again, into that east bay valleys and north bay valleys. this rose in until 11:00 this morning. jobina: and you can see some of that fog from our walnut creek camera. we have had a number of issues on southbound 680, and it is clear you will experience residual delays. kumasi:ou dde a a nonpfiino broken a guinness worl the longest lin. all the

a 14th house democrat, jackie speier now leaving. democrat control is three net votes. white house racing to do this. they are going after the cbo. the cbo are the official government score keepers of spending. already says no the biden agenda is not paid for. that could cause democrats like joe manchin and krysten sinema to say no we're not voting for this. hillary vaughn has the story. reporter: the president is very clear, he thinks his social spending plan costs zero dollars but estimates released from the cbo this week foreshadow some of his math is not adding up, like the extra tax revenue they would bring in catching tax cheats. the cbo says it is closer to 120 billion in revenue, not 400 billion biden was betting on. so now the white house is turning around and attacking the non-partisan congressional budget office's credibility an ability to do their job. >> there has been wide agreement on the part of everyone involved, moderate, liberals, et cetera, that cbo does not have experience analyzing revenue amounts gained from cracking down on wealthy tax cheats who

. >>> congresswoman jackie speier has just announced she will not be running for election next year.d it was time for me to come home. she is just the latest to sit out the upcoming midterm election that could be a tough one for democrats. up next andrea mitchell will talk with her. >>> a detroit woman set aside most of her disability check for more than two years because she wanted to buy a home. last spring she made the final payment on her rent to own lease. then came an eviction letter. she's not alone. next, i'll talk with her about what she says happened and where she goes from here. what she says happened and where she goes from here ♪ ♪ ♪ downy's been taking you back, since way back. with freshness and softness you never forget. feel the difference with downy. ♪ ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ [coins clinking in jar] ♪ you can get it if you really want it, by jimmy cliff ♪ [suitcase closing] [gusts of wind] [ding] >>> imagine spending thousands of dol

i know that the latest retirement is congresswoman jackie speier of the blue where than blue democraticegation, from the state of california. and in addition to having seniority and being an outspoken member, she has such a unique story among members of congress. by our an official count, she has survived more gunshots than any other elected official in washington. she was left for dead on the tarmac in jonestown, he anna. her boss, the congressman, was the one conducting the investigation. she later was able to run for, and win, that seat. it gives her a certain moral authority and especially on the issues that are dear to her. and i'm just curious, on top of all the pressure of the democrats in 2022, and we're not necessarily talking about a safe democratic district like this one, you must be counting down to the last noses. hoping for no more retirements, especially in swing districts. and hoping a few things break your way. >> i think that's exactly right, brian. in terms of just trying to hold the line as much as possible, recognizing how republicans in state houses across the coun