a moment ago on the pg and e front we also have a new capacity because of leadership of, well, jerry hill among many others er orbill allows us to take pg and e over and we have graduated sanctions and oversight and capacity to break glass what we referred to as plan b if they simply are not doing their job. so we are about safe, reliable, and affordable service, more oversight, more accountability, more capacity to deliver. i'm not going to promise however just on the pg and e front that everything is ing to us decathat they've d deinnkruptcy for thsecond tim and the last decade plus and none of us are naive and they need to accomplish moving forward and we've never had a criteria and we've never had conditions set and we've never been able to bracket our expectations and have real oversight and accountability than we do today and so let's work through this year and hold that company accountable. with new energy, new focus, and new leadership work over the next few years to continue to double down on these investments both from the utility side and broadest office of emergency service to

. >> reporter: senator jerry hill chairs the committee which oversees the edd. >> from a government standpoint,s i think edd has filed us. >> reporter: and this week the senator met with edd staff, the governor's office and others and there is good news. those like lauren davis who have been waiting for checks will given priority. >> now they have taken a different tact where they will look at all of the march and april applications that they haven't been able to process fully, which are about 100,000 or more. and then deal with those first. >> reporter: i requested iterviews but both were denied. i'm michael >>> happening today, the san ght the quakes play the ting a t first of the team's three group stage matches and the mls is in orlando, florida. screens fansave torsattend. the quakesl hold two more watch parties on july 15th and july 20th. it is kind of like you're there, right, mike? >> yeah, i can't wait to see all these things unfold. you know, there are several country acts that will have like drive-in concert, walmart's having t and i hope it is fun. let's take a look at the temperat

>> senator jerry hill of san mateo chairs the committee which oversees the e.d.d. >> from a governmenttandpoint, i think e.d.d. has failed us. >> this week the senator met with e.d.d.d. staff, the governor's office and others, and there is good news. those like laura davis who have been waiting the longest for checks will be given priority by the e.d.d. >> now they've taken a different tact where they're going to look at all of the march and april -- those applications from march and april that they haven't been able to process fully, which ar deal with those first. >> i requested interviews with the secretary for the california labor and work force development agency and the director of the e.d.d. both requests were denied. today on abc7 news representative of the e.d.d. it is an interview worth . it's posted on abc7news.com. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> do that. it is worth watching. all right. let's move on, talk about the weather forecast. just a gorgeous out there, but getting hot. sandhya patel is here. >> yeah, we had triple digits inland this afternoon and places like

>> senator jerry hill of san mateo chairs the committee which oversees the e.d.d. >> from a government standpoint, i think e.d.d. has failed us. >> this week the senator met with e.d.d.d. staff, the governor's office and others, and there is good news. those like laura davis who have been waiting the longest for checks will be given priority by the e.d.d. >> now they've taken a different tact where they're going to look at all of the march and april -- those applications from march and april that they haven't been able to process fully, which are about 100,000 or more, and then deal with those first. >> i requested interviews with the secretary for the california labor and work force development agency and the director of the e.d.d. both requests were denied. today on abc7 news at 3:00, kristen sze interviewed a representative of the e.d.d. it is an interview worth watching. it's posted on abc7news.com. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> do that. it is worth watching. all right. let's move on, talk about the weather forecast. just a gorgeous out there, but getting hot. sandhya pate

as i said a moment ago on the pg&e front, i appreciate jerry hill for his leadership, a gill that allows us to take pg&e over if they're not performing on the expectations and the mandates we have set forward. we have graduated sangses sanctions. so we are about safe, relyiable and affordable service. more promise that things will change overnight. they ended up in bankruptcy for the second time. none of us are naive about what they need to accomplish moving forward but we never had criteria, conditions set, never been able to bracket our expectations and have real accountability like we have today. let's continue to hold the company accountable. work over the next few years top double down on their investments both from the you title utility side even as we address the issue of climate change. that is a frame work where i wanted to start my presentation. there is a covid condition to the announcements we're making today. i will ask not only cal porter, chief, but office of emergency service because one thing we rec nierksz if we're going to count on our frontline, we've got to keep them

state certainty jerry hill were among the lawmakers listed on the statement. >>> refused to let the covid-19 pandemic bring them to a stand still. devin fehely shows us one of the largest fundraisers was hold virtually. >> reporter: it simple wasn't safe to bring so many people together, no matter how good the cause. >> this year, obviously given covid-19, we had to do a pivot. but first we had to ask ourselves: do we want to do an a.i.d.s. walk? is it worth us doing it? there's a lot of energy and effort that goes into it. >> reporter: a.i.d.s. walk san francisco and new york teamed up to offer a single online only event. there were cameos from big-name stars like vanessa williams and others. the message was clear. the a.i.d.s. epidemic is far from over. >> we've had great success with hiv, but it took years of study, it took years of research, it took years of development of beds. >> reporter: organizers say there are inescapable parallels between the early days of the a.i.d.s. outbreak and the current pandemic. the silver lining they say is there are things you can do to reduce your ri

. >> jerry hill in san mateo chairs the committee which oversees the edd. >> from a government standpoint, i think edd has failed us. >> this week the senator met with edd staff, the governor's office and others and there is good news. those like laura davis who have been waiting the longest for checks will be given priority by the edd. >> now they've taken a different tactful they'll look at all the march and april, those applications for march and april that they haven't been able to process fully, which are about 100,000 or more, and then deal with those first. sandy requested an interview with the work force development agency and the director of the edd. both requests were denied. today on abc7 news at 3:00, cysten sze interviewed a representative of the empdd. it is worth watching. you can find it at abc 7 news.com. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> this traurestaurant has fil for bankruptcy. the kitchen ware company was forced to close locations doors in march because of the pandemic. now roughly half the u.s. stores will close permanently. another big retailer closing stores, b

peninsula state senator jerry hill authorized that measure which the senate approved on monday.meant to hold the utility more accountable going forward. >>> new this morning oakland councilmembers going back to the drawing board on budget cuts after an overwhelming call to defund police. last week councilmembers approved the budget which included a $20 million paycut to opd. at last night's meeting community members demanded the council cut more from the department. several people say the police budget needs to be cut in half. that is nearly $150 million. the city council says they'll reconsider the budget by july 21st. >>> san francisco appears to be launching a new youth movement as police staff the ballot box and lower the city's voting age to 16. san francisco's youth commission is organizing this effort. voters over 18 will now have to approve that measure this fall. >>> all right. it is 6:58. wrapping up our show but not without a look at the forecast. kari? >>> it's still going to be warm for some spots inland. we're talking about the mid-80s, so that's about normal. we'l

jerry hill authorized the measure.to hold the utility more accountable going forward. >>> oakland councilmembers are going back to the drawing board after an overwhelming demand to defund the police department. last week councilmembers approved a budget which included $20 million paycut to opd. at last night's meeting members demanded the council cut more from the department. several people said the police budget needs to be cut in half. that's nearly $150 million. the city council says they'll reconsider the budget by july 21st. san francisco appears to be launching a new youth movement, at least at the ballot box. supervisors yesterday approved a ballot measure to lower the city's voting age to 16. san francisco's youth commission is organizing that effort. voters over 18 will now have to approve the measure this fall. >>> new for you this morning, you will soon see more transit only lanes like those on market street in the city. the sf mta gave the green light to more temporary public transit lanes. the 14 mission,

we witnessed yet another jerry nadler capitol hill circus. it was a complete embodiment of

the second resolution is to support california bill 793 offered by senator jerry hill to expand banning tobacco flavored products statewide. and to ban tobacco flavored products and without f.d.a. approval. senator hill introduced the bill and the response to flavored tobacco use. and sb793 will make it illegal for any store that sells flavored tobacco and this would include more traditional tobacco products such as cigars, and chewing tobacco and products must show that the flavor was added and is different than simply tasting like tobacco. and this bill and the coalition of community and health based organizations locally and nationally. sb793 recently passed and the senate health committee will be heard in the assembly soon. and thank you, supervisor walton and supervisor yee. >> thank you, madam clerk. and other things i mentioned and reported out and policy committee and a few issues with supervisor safai to know and the policy committees is about reopening and working with children. and supervisor haney on that committee and so colleagues, today i am introduced the resolution to c

the second resolution is to support california bill 793 offered by senator jerry hill to expand banning tobacco flavored products statewide. and to ban tobacco flavored products and without f.d.a. approval. senator hill introduced the bill and the response to flavored tobacco use. and sb793 will make it illegal for any store that sells flavored tobacco and this would include more traditional tobacco products such as cigars, and chewing tobacco and products must show that the flavor was added and is different than simply tasting like tobacco. and this bill and the coalition of community and health based organizations locally and nationally. sb793 recently passed and the senate health committee will be heard in the assembly soon. and thank you, supervisor walton and supervisor yee. >> thank you, madam clerk. and other things i mentioned and reported out and policy committee and a few issues with supervisor safai to know and the policy committees is about reopening and working with children. and supervisor haney on that committee and so colleagues, today i am introduced the resolution to c

we witnessed yet another jerry nadler capitol hill circus. it was a complete embodiment of hatred, rage, anti-trump psychosis that is totally consuming this new radically extreme democratic socialist party. here's a small sample of how nadler ran today's so-called hearing. take a look. >> mr. chairman, what can we take a five-minute break, mr. chairman? >> no. >> that's a common courtesy of every witness. >> i waited an hour for you. i'd like to take a five-minute break -- >> mr. attorney general, we are almost finished. we are going to be finished in just a few minutes. we can certainly take a break, but -- >> here we are all, clap. >> sean: we'll have more of nadler's bizarre moments yet. this was nothing more than a failed attempt to create what is endless hours of phony left-wing attack ads for the 2020 election all to help the ever corrupt and out of it joe biden. we saw today, exposed these far left lunatics for who they are, a group of blind partisans committed to smearing anyone aligned with president trump. they are committed to repe

hills. >> jimmy: ah-ha. >> it was called jerry madden's, very italian and very english and i bought -- i hadlvet with red piping and there was a beautiful girl with red hair and purple parachute pants. i said, "excuse me, which one should i get?" i should have known there was a problem, she said, "both." i'm too practical to buy two when i need one. but i did, i bought both i went back the next week when it was altered, and she was there. >> jimmy: ooh. >> and as "happy days" was winding down, ron howard was becoming a director. and this was the jacket that i wore in "night shift." >> jimmy: no way >> yeah, i keep everything it's shocking. >> jimmy: did you ever see that girl again >> yeah. we've been married for 42 years >> jimmy: get out of the room! that's stacey? >> that's right. yes. stacey [ laughter and applause it was stacey. >> jimmy: no >> she was a publicist for that week and she was there the next week i thought, of course, 'cause she knew i was coming. she said, "i was having a meeting. and i asked her for a soda and then we're together and here we are. >> jimmy: that is amazing

jerry nadler was involved in a car accident. we should note he was not injured in that accident. >> that's right. we're glad he's okay. our senior congressional correspondent manu raju joins us on the hill with more to update us as we wait for the hearing begin. >> we know it will be delayed at least 45 minutes. jerry nadler was involved in the car accident. he was not injured according to his spokesman. we don't know other details about the accident, if anyone else was injured or not, but this will essentially delay the start of this hearing, much anticipated hearing that the democrats will have are the first time in the house judiciary committee to question bill barr after previous appearances that had been scrapped. bill barr at one point last year did not show up despite the democratic push to try to get him to appear, and they have a long list of grievances that the democrats plan to air about bill barr about their concerns that he mischaracterized the mueller report, about what they believe is him using the justice department to protect the president, his firing of a u.s. attorney who was investigating some trump associates. those are the range of issues that the democrats will pr

. >> reporter: on capitol hill, delay testimony from attorney general william barr. the chairman of the house judiciary committee jerryadler reportedly in a car accident tuesday morning just ahead of bars scheduled hearing. his opening statement released monday night was a preview of what's to come including a rebuke of congressional democrats who bar said is trying to discredit him. he is also expected to defend the administration use of federal law enforcement and sate legitimate protests sparked by doors floyd's death have been hijacked by violent writers and anarchists. bars testimony comes during a busy week on capitol hill as lawmakers work to pass a fourth coronavirus relief bill before the boosted unemployment benefits! this week run out. >> we will sit down again today and sit down 24/7. people's needs are so great that we would do whatever it takes to reach a deal but without forgoing their basic needs. >> reporter: congress is traditionally in recess during the month of august but if lawmakers don't reach a deal by the end of this week, house speaker nancy pelosi said she is willing to delay or even cancel

jerry nadler further delayed the hearing today. he got into a car accident on his way to capitol hill.e that hearing did get underway, the radical dems proved themselves to be nothing more than idealogues, scared to death of attorney general barr. so much so they wouldn't let him talk. they wouldn't give him even a moment to respond to any of their questions. and as it turned out, from one radical dem congressman to the next, they had nothing to say except spew more left-wing propaganda. the attorney general subjected himself to their insults, their rude behavior, and they seemed to be pretending to be his equals intellectually. it was clear to all that they were not. the attorney general stated there was absolutely no basis for the state's prosecution of general michael flynn. >> i think what the counsel concluded was that the only purpose of the interview, the only purpose, was to try to catch him in saying something that they could then say was a lie. >> so -- >> and, therefore, there was not a legit -- the interview was untethered to any legitimate investigation. lou: and with that

defied subpoenas from the committee's chairman jerry nadler, even deciding to just not show up for an oversight hearing. nbc's garrett haake is on capitol hill for us. garrett, this will be barr's first public appearance before this committee, but he's coming voluntarily. what can we expect? >> interesting use of the word voluntarily there given the delay that's gone into place in getting the attorney general onto capitol hill. because it has taken so long for him to voluntarily agree to show up, the list of issues which democrats in particular want to question him about has simply grown whether it's the firing of the u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york to the handling of the prosecutions of michael flynn, the commutation of the sentence of roger stone. now the handling of these protests around the country from washington, d.c. to portland, oregon. all of these issues have stacked up, and lawmakers have gotten more and more frustrated about the attorney general's apparent unwillingness to come and ask -- answer even basic questions about them. now they'll get their chance in a hearing that could go six or seven hours in that h

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through capitol hill because gohmert has largely refused to wear a mask and participated in multiple hearings this week including attorney general bill barr's yesterday when chairman jerry nadler rebuked republicans for not wearing masks. >> stop violating the rules of the committee, stop violating the safety of the members of the committee, to stop holding themselves out as not caring by refusing to wear their masks. >> reporter: lawmakers were socially distanced from barr during the hearing and were told to remove their mask only while speaking. but gohmert was seen walking near the attorney general without one on. the justice department says barr will be tested again today as lawmakers were sent scrambling to retrace gohmert's steps. the texas congresswoman kay granger announced she'll self-quarantine after sitting next to him on a flight sunday. gohmert once memorably told cnn that if he got covid-19, quote, you'll never see me without a mask. today he attempted to blame his diagnosis on the few times that he has worn one >> i can't help but wonder if by keeping a mask on and keeping it in place that, if i might have put some germs, some of the virus on to the mask

jerry nadler has been on a car accident. manu raju, is he okay? >> yeah, he is okay. he was in a car accident on his way in to capitol hill.ime, but his vehicle was in an accident with another vehicle and as a result, this hearing is about to kick off, in the 10:00 hour will be delayed. we'll see the timing of when it starts but we do expect that to be delayed. again, he is okay. he was in this car accident, someone else was driving. we'll see if anyone else was injured in this accident but this occurred ahead of the high-stakes hearing. the first time that bill barr has come before the house judiciary committee. democrats have a long list of grievances that they want to air with the attorney general. they believe he has taken the justice department to work as essentially in tandem with the president in trying to protect the president on a variety of issues. and they plan to press him on all of that. the attorney general himself has put out his own opening statement accusing the democrats of trying to discredit him. so expect a contentious, long day of back and forth between the two sides. but at the moment, that hearing t

in the end basically the democrats on the hill, mike mantsfield told the white house if you want someone who can be confirmed easily, pick jerryord. and that's what the president did. >> their time as vice presidential couple was very short. december of 1973 until that day in august, 1974 when president nixon resigned and they moved to the white house. much of that time was consumed -- the country was consumed with the unfolding wat watergate scandal. so, it was a time the ford's didn't do much. >> he hit the road. he'd get out of town. >> and she was back at the house in alexandria. >> she was back at the house in alexandria. she said she realized for the first time in her life, she had to be on time. that was a life long issue. she was not the most punctual of people. there are those who think that it was a passive aggressive -- it was one of the few things in their marriage that she could control. but in any event, all that changed once she became the vice president's wife. she also had -- she had caused that she was involved with. she had been involved from an early age with disabled children. the washington children's hos

hill. let's go straight to leigh ann caldwell, first reaction from the chair of the house judiciary committee. why is he central? >> reporter: that's right. we heard from jerry nadler, chair of the house judiciary committee. in a tweet he said "no one is above the lawlaw," responding t the supreme court decision in this case. the reason he is so instrumental in this is of course the impeachment hearings went through his committee and he has been investigating this president throughout, even though his specific committee was not part of these subpoenas that led to the supreme court case. we are told that lawyers, the house lawyers of the intelligence committee, the oversight committee are poring through the decision and we'll get the statement as soon as they have it. we'll hear from house speaker nancy pelosi. she's holding a press conference at 11:00 a.m., so that could be the first reaction we get from some democratic leadership, but this is, you know, seems to be a mixed bag for congress on not only were the president's financial disclosures at stake here, eamon but also the balance of power between congress and the administration, and their ability to do

hill where after years of dodging house democrats, president trump's attorney general bill barr finally agreed to appear to answer questions. it did take the threat of a subpoena from the judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler, but the attorney general finally came before the committee that oversees the justice department and they had lots of questions for the man who is supposed to be the people's lawyer. but acts more like the president's personal fixer. as a result, there was no shortage of ground to cover at what turned out to be an often combative five-hour grilling. unsurprisingly, barr was often times evasive, at other times openly hostile to questioning from democratic lawmakers. barr close not to read aloud some of the more incendiary lineses from his opening statement last night at which he took aim at the, quote, bogus russia scandal. but the first line of questioning from jerry nadler -- then an attorney general whose job is to remain apolitical as instead served as the president's consigliere at the department of justice, protecting the president and his allies while targeting his political enemies. it was a question about barr's relation to the president's re-election effort that sparke

be bill barr we have seen on capitol hill before interesting to me, chairman nadler has personal thing about bill barr every time something happens in the world jerrything about bill barr he simply does his job comes to work, one thing he has done what you and i talked about about for many months years now that is getting to the bottoming of what happens when they are spying on americans spying on presidential candidate then actually trying to take advantage into the white house itself so durham investigation, for a everything within me hope that we start seeing something before end of this summer because the people need to know, that they are department of justice is held accountable like everybody else this morning i expect a fiery bill barr not taking anything from either side i think going to answer honestly i think that is what we are going to get democrats have been trying to get bill barr up they are now they are going to see with a they are going to get they are hearing truth from bill barr. >> we also saw declassified documents documents fake, fbi got renewals to continue to spy on trump campaign while sitting president here is senate judi

hill where hearing is expected to begin seconds from now hosted by the house judiciary committee. the chairman of that committee just moments ago we learned was in route to the hearing, and it jerryfrom new york was in a car accident. we are hearing he was not injured in that accident and it involved another vehicle and he will eventually be making his way to the hearing room. we are not getting word from john roberts of the white house that that could begin sometime this hour. this is a highly anticipated appearance >> this will be the highest watch hearing of the year here, because they wanted to have the attorney general bartley in enlightenment march, and now they really want to have them in because of everything that's happened over the past couple of months. think about protests in the streets, think about the pardon of roger stone, think about what happened in lafayette square. there is a cornucopia of questions that house democrats have for william barr and the fact that they wanted him in back in march and the fact that this will be delayed just a little bit longer. it's going to happen probably around 1045 or 11:00. and, and the big underlying question in all of this is