with us now to continue our conversation, california congresswoman jackie speier. congresswoman, thank you for being with us this morning. you've spoken in the past about -- you said how having an abortion saved your life. one in three american women now live in a state where they've lost access to abortion. what do you make of these restrictions? >> they're now becoming so extreme that they really, i think, depict a mysyny among state legislators in the state. we're talking about 10 million women who are not going to be able to have access of control over their bodies in these stations and going to have to go through macinations and travel long distances to have an abortion or d&c. all of a sudden we have government-mandated pregnancies. think about that. we had our republican colleagues clamoring for getting rid of mask mandates and it was -- they wanted to control their bodies and yet now a woman has no control over her uterus. >> and all of the reaction, congresswoman, we've seen since the supreme court decision overturning roe/wade, it seems to have changed th

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house speaker pelosi and peninsula congresswoman jackie speier, both here in the bay area for a reproductive rights event today. here is christie smith. >> reporter: supporters of the former president say, the affidavit did not provide the transparency they were looking for. house speaker pelosi says, the entire case is raising new questions about the former president's conduct. conger's woman sphere had more to say. within hours of a federal judge releasing the 36 page affidavit that led to the search of former president donald trump's estate, political leaders on both sides of the aisle are sounding off about the search, the issue, and top-secret documents the government says, it was trying to recover. >> we are dealing with the most sensitive information. >> house speaker pelosi and conger's woman sphere were in san francisco, highlighting efforts to protect women's reproductive rights, but could not provide information about the affidavit. >> it is important for us to know at some point how at risk our national security was. >> pelosi says, she had not yet read the document yet, but the

house speaker nancy pelosi and congresswoman jackie speier were asked about the affidavit while in theay area for that women's health event today. both saying it comes down to national security. >> we will see what the facts are. it is only about the facts and the law, not about their spin. >> and if you beat the affidavit, it becomes very clear that every t was crossed and every i was adopted -- was dotted. when you have someone who, for 18 months, refused to turn over documents that did not belong to him, that is theft. it is grand theft. di affidavit does also say that was probable cause to believe evidence of obstruction would be found at mar-a-lago. the doj says the investigation is active and there are civilian witnesses that be protected. reporting live, karina nova, abc7news. dan: thanks. sentencing day for the alleged antigovernment extremist who admitted killing a santa cruz county sheriff's sergeant years ago. today, the judge sentenced stephen curry out to life in prison without parole. kirby out --carrillo pleaded guilty to ambushing and murdering the deputy in june 2020.

representative jackie speier, who you see there, let the event as a way to express gratitude and appreciation for the past two years of impossibly hard work.also handing out roses were elected officials and some first ponders. >>> with no resolution, striking kaiser mental health workers are still on the picket lines, now into the second week . workers have been picketing from 6:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. across northern and central california. they want higher pay, increase staffing, shorter wait times for patients. kaiser says it is making a fare offer to workers and that striking workers are demanding to see less time seeing patients. strikers say their strike is open-ended. >>> it was a good day. this weekend, it was so hot for that first part of the weekend. really, the past two days have been a nice reprieve across the bay area. let's get you into that microclimate forecast and we will get you all ready to go for the week. we know a lot of you are now full on back into the school situation, got the kids going back. work from home is over and you're back to the office, as well. you can see

congresswoman jackie speier told us that it is a monumental bill that will offer benefits in the bay area. you're gonna have tax credits to buy electric vehicles. you're going to have, um, a tax credit to buy appliances in your home that are going to make you more energy efficient. whether it's a heat pump a solar panels for your house. she also touted the provisions that will require corporations that earn more than $1 billion in annual profits to pay a minimum of 15% in taxes. and oakland nonprofit is looking for volunteer tutors to help students succeed in math and reading children. rising says it hopes to recruit, train and place 160 new tutors. the nonprofit offers one on one tutoring to children in the city's most underserved communities at no cost. no experience is necessary. they're asking volunteers to commit. to every week. the goal is to have the tutors meet with the same students all term. google is facing a multimillion dollar fine from australia what the country is alleging against the big tech company and new developments in the search of former president donald trump'

howt created a set of issues in >> congresswoman jackie speier, elected officials, will take pat take part in a caravan with firt responder vehicles. the show gratitude will take place this morning in burlingame to think front-line workers who have been been taking care patients. > >> we are following the brutal attack that is being investigatd as a hate crime. a transgender person was beaten with a shovelt shovel that berkeley's people's park. the university put out an email saying three suspects beae victim with a shovel near a conn site. police have arrested on spec one suspect in two others are large. no word on the victim's condition. > >> part officials are considering leaving town of feng of fencing that is to curb crim. the director telling the chronicle that the chain-link fence and to curb illegal, have created a set of issues. there l be a public meeting to discuss other solutions. this week, there's a planned meeting with artificial sand city leaders. > >> let's see what the weather is is shaping up like. >> first things first. official sunrise is in 15 minutes. as beautif

congresswoman congresswoman jackie speier, elected officials, will take part in a caravan of first respr first responder vehicles to think health care workers who have been taking care patients throughout the covid pandemic. she is visiting all six hospitals in san mateo county ty thanks. > >> good news or bad news first? we will start with goodness. air air quality is great today. we are expecting clear air as we hd through the week. not a lot of e and not a lot going on in gener. in general. here is the bad new, we are starting off with the hot temperatures all week long, today. from here on out we wille will see a gradual cooling trend. it will be a hot scorcher scorcher in the east inland hills with a bear 90s. even san francisco, it will be a lot hotter. 75. the marine layer is keeping us nice and cool and it will stay dense throughout the day along the coastline. notice how it splits up san francisco. the bayside will be seeing clear clear and sunny conditions but n the camera and we are still dealing with fog over the sutro tower. as we extend this week, high pressure will break d

the speaker was joined by peninsula congress money congresswoman jackie speier and several local healthday, pelosi says it's time for women to take action. we take pride in california's leadership on reproductive health as a beacon of hope and refuge in a time of widespread fear. emboldened by the radical supreme court, extreme alga republicans are inflicting unimaginable pain on women and their families. speaker pelosi says house democrats are mobilizing forces to fight what she describes as quote fierce opposition to right wing attack some women's reproductive rights. california farm workers and supporters rallied at the state capitol calling on governor newsom. designer union voting rights bill. it gives me great pain to see that we have to fight and we have to let our voices be heard just so we can make all these changes when they should be given when they shouldn't be hesitation. the legislation would allow more flexibility and protection for workers when they cast union balance, but the governor's office says he can't support the bill. in its current form, however, farmworkers and

congresswoman jackie speier was on hand today to talk about san mateo counties. implementation of the new 988 crisis lifeline that 988 number went live nationally on july 16th. the free helpline is open and staffed 24. hours a day, seven days a week. congresswoman spear says she hopes the new resource will help to bring down the increasing rates of suicide. we have seen an increase in the number of suicides among our military service members. um, that is dramatic. over the last five years, an increase of some 40% in alaska, where i traveled recently, we've seen a doubling of the number of suicides in alaska. other lawmakers on hand today called the 988 line a huge step forward in how our country responds to acute mental health issues. and the barrier weather pattern not changing too much of the past few days. the cloud cover in the morning. lots of sunshine in the afternoon hours, and it looks like a little bit of a warming trend. as we head towards the weekend, the major heat still not in our forecast. take a look at some of the highest from this afternoon. san

reproductive rights speaker pelosi visited ucsf medical center in mission bay, but until a congresswoman jackie speier and several other local health leaders joined her, the round table is taking place on women's equality day. pelosi says it's also women's health day of action. we take pride in california's leadership. on reproductive health as a beacon of hope and refuge in a time of widespread fear. emboldened by the radical supreme court, extreme alga republicans are inflicting unimaginable pain on women and their families. speaker pelosi also says today house democrats are mobilizing for a day of action across the country to show what they described as quote fierce opposition to right wing attacks on women's reproductive rights on the national level. president biden and white house officials met with state and local leaders at the white house on women's equality day. at that meeting, biden and other officials discussed ways to protect access to abortion and reproductive rights. and i think just having the conversation causes people to cattle rethink every shape that marriage narrative, and we don'

peninsula congresswoman jackie speier led a show of appreciation for healthcare workers in burlingamecal elected officials, law enforcement and more went to the mills peninsula medical center at the morning shift change. they handed out roses to the doctors, nurses and other medical workers. representatives spear says healthcare workers need to know all their hard work caring for covid patients for more than two years has not been important for us to say thank you to all the healthcare providers who saved lives during covid. and you know, now that covid is something that we live with it, it's still important to remember . there are still people in this hospital right now, who have co morbidity ease and are struggling with covid and some of their other conditions and these healthcare providers. were there at the beginning and will be there throughout the course of this pandemic. representative spear is held similar events at other hospitals in san mateo county and says she plans to visit the rest before the end of the year. it really is nice to see them, you know, recognizing those fir

congresswoman jackie speier was on hand today for an event showing how san mateo county is implementing988 crisis lifeline that 988 number went live nationally on july 16th. it's free and open to anyone who is experiencing a mental health crisis. congresswoman spear says she hopes the new resource will help bring down increasing rates of suicide. we have seen an increase in the number of suicides among our military service members. um, that is dramatic. over the last five years, an increase of some 40% in alaska, where i traveled recently, we've seen a doubling of the number of suicides in alaska. other lawmakers on hand today called the 988 line a huge step forward and how our country responds to acute mental health issues. and once again the national mental health hartline is staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week. the number there on your screen 988 cruise is scheduled to leave san diego will not hit the seas 11 princess cruises have now been canceled as foxes. clara benitez tells us a lack of workers is causing the problem. after a strong comeback, princess cruises has announced

in mission bay peninsula, congresswoman jackie speier and several other local health leaders joined here roundtable took place on women's equality day, pelosi says it's also a women's health day of action. we take pride in california's leadership on reproductive health as a beacon of hope and refuge in a time of widespread fear. emboldened by the radical supreme court, extreme alga republicans are inflicting unimaginable pain on women and their families. speaker. pelosi also says today, house democrats mobilize for a day of action across the country to show what she described as a quote fierce opposition to right wing attacks on women's reproductive rights. president joe biden marked the day by blasting abortion restrictions he met with state and local leaders at the white house. today. they talked about ways to protect access to abortion and reproductive rights that generations of women and activists have fought for. abortion rights supporters in anti abortion groups faced off this morning at a demonstration at uc berkeley about 50 abortion rights supporters rallied in marched on campu

peninsula congresswoman jackie speier led a show of appreciation today for healthcare workers in burlingameocal elected officials, law enforcement and more went to mills peninsula medical center during the morning shift, change their they handed out roses to the doctors, nurses and other medical workers. spear says healthcare workers need to know all of their hard work and caring for covid patients for more than two years. has not been forgotten. it's important for us to say thank you to all the healthcare providers who saved lives during covid. and you know, now that covid is something that we live with. it's still important to remember. there are still people in this hospital right now, who have comorbidities and are struggling with covid and some of their other conditions and these healthcare providers were there at the beginning. um and we'll be there throughout the course of this pandemic. representative spear has held similar events at other hospitals and cemetery. oh county and says she plans to visit the rest before the end of the year. schools around the state are expected to get m

peninsula congresswoman jackie speier led a show of appreciation today for healthcare workers in burlingame , local elected officials, law enforcement and others went to mills peninsula medical center during the morning shift change their they handed out roses to the doctors, nurses and other medical workers here, says healthcare workers need to know that all of their hard work caring for covid patients for more than two years has not been forgotten. it's important for us to say thank you to all the healthcare providers who saved lives during covid. and you know, now that covid is something that we live with it, it's still important to remember . there are still people in this hospital right now, who have co morbidity ease and are struggling with covid and some of their other conditions, and these healthcare providers were there at the beginning. um and we'll be there throughout the course of this pandemic. representative spear has held similar events at other hospitals in san mateo county and says she plans to visit the rest before the end of the year . dangerous ransomware that crashes co

congresswoman jackie speier and several other local leaders also joined her. the roundtable took place on women's equality day, speaker pelosi says it's also a women's health day of action. we take pride in california's leadership on reproductive health as a beacon of hope and refuge in a time of widespread fear. emboldened by the radical supreme court, extreme alga republicans are inflicting unimaginable pain on women and their families. speaker. pelosi also says today , house democrats mobilized for a day of action all across the country to show what she described as quote fierce opposition to right wing attacks on women's reproductive rights. well, a big milestone this weekend for zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, it will celebrate 150 years of service. throughout those years , the hospital has responded to major disasters from the 19 oh six earthquake to the aids epidemic in the 19 eighties to the battle against covid-19 joining us now live to talk about this landmark anniversaries can merit of the ceo of the san francisco general hospital foundat

peninsula congresswoman jackie speier led a show of support for healthcare workers in burlingame todaycal elected leaders law enforcement more went to mills peninsula medical center at the morning shift change handed out roses to the doctors, nurses and other medical workers there and gave them a hearty thank you. representative speer said that healthcare workers need to know all their hard work caring for covid patients for more than two years. has not been forgotten. it's important for us to say thank you to all the healthcare providers who saved lives during covid. and you know, now that covid is something that we live with it, it's still important to remember. there are still people in this hospital right now, who have co morbidity ease and are struggling with covid and some of their other conditions, and these healthcare providers were there at the beginning, and we'll be there throughout the course of this. pandemic representative spirits held similar events at other hospitals in san mateo county, says she plans to visit the rest before the end of the year. today, house speaker n

democratic congressman jackie speier out of san mateo county, says the massive bill will have a big impactmillions of families across the country. you're gonna have tax credits to buy electric vehicles. you're going to have, um, a tax credit to buy appliances in your home. there are going to make you more energy efficient. whether it's a heat pump a solar panels for your house. house republicans were united in their strong opposition to the bill. they say it will raise taxes and our cost of living. you cannot spend your way out of inflation or tax yourself out of recession or borrow your way out of debt. that's exactly what the democrats claim they can do. president now does plan to sign that bill into law during a ceremony at the white house early next week. we're taking a closer look at the search warrant for the mar a lago, home of former president donald trump . documents show the fbi is gathering evidence as part of a national security investigation agents recovered what are considered top secret and other highly sensitive materials. a property receipt unsealed by the federal court sh

peninsula congresswoman jackie speier plans to lead a show of appreciation for healthcare workers laterg. she and other locally elected officials will be at mills peninsula medical center in burlingame at the morning shift change here, says healthcare workers need to know all their hard work caring for covid patients for more than two years has not been forgotten. she has held similar events at their hospitals and cemetery. oh county and plans to visit the rest before the end of the year. the race for the white house is still more than two years away, but it appears many california voters may have already made up their minds about another possible biden trump showdown in 2020 for a new berkeley igs. polls shows 71% of california voters do not want to former president donald trump to run again, and 61% of voters in the state also do not want president joe biden to seek reelection. this is a state, which biden won by 25 points. it's interesting that an incumbent president, you know, wouldn't have the backing of a solidly blue democratic state. the same poll found that california governor

this morning peninsula congresswoman jackie speier let us show of appreciation for healthcare workersingame, local elected officials, law enforcement and more went to the mills peninsula medical center at the morning shift change. they handed out roses to the doctors, nurses and other medical workers, speer said. healthcare workers need to know all their hard work caring for covid patients and more for the past two plus years has not been forgotten. it's important for us to say thank you to all the healthcare providers who saved lives during covid. and you know, now that covid is something that we live with it, it's still important to remember . there are still people in this hospital right now, who have co morbidity ease and are struggling with covid and some of their other conditions and these healthcare providers. were there at the beginning and will be there throughout the course of this pandemic representative spearhead held similar events at other hospitals and sanitary county says she plans to visit the rest before the end of the year. 8 36 is your time now. today house speaker

congresswoman jackie speier was on hand at an event showing how san mateo county is implementing theionwide 988 crisis lifeline. that line went live nationally about a month ago. it's free and available to anyone experiencing a mental health crisis. spear says she hopes the new resource will help bring down the increasing rates of suicides. we have seen an increase in the number of suicides among our military service members. um, that is dramatic. over the last five years, an increase of some 40% in alaska, where i traveled recently, we've seen a doubling of the number of suicides in alaska. mental health advocates say that 988 line is a big step forward and how our country responds to acute mental health issues. california attorney general rob bonta is getting involved in the dispute over a liver more affordable housing project. the city approved eden housings 130 unit affordable housing project last year, bonta filed a legal brief in support of the city in a lawsuit filed by the group called save downtown livermore. the group says the project reduces parking increases traffic and w

thank you, the young lady from california, jackie speier, organized and recognized for five minutes.hank you, madam chair. i find this hearing to be both edifying and very painful. mr. killoy, in your testimony, you made the assertion that modern sporting rifles are not inherently more dangerous than other popular firearms. is that true? is that what you said? i >> think that's paraphrasing, but yes, congresswoman. >> i don't know if you took the time to listen to the hearing we had on uvalde and the families that appeared and the pediatrician who went to school at robb elementary and is very committed to the community. he went into that morgue, not the more, he went into that emergency room, and one of the children was decapitated. the other child's body wasn't shreds, it could not be identified, how can you say that that is a sporting rifle? >> congresswoman, respectfully, obviously, the events in uvalde were tragic on so many levels. to blame the fire arm, it is a semi automatic fire arm, they've been around since 1885 when they were first invented. many of them larger caliber's t