vote no on nancy tung. he is not qualified and not taking the time to prepare for today's public meeting and this tells me he would not be will be to learn about the communities that he would be serving in the city. thank you. >> thei'm jason kruda, a richmod district resident and i don't think nancy tung should be on the police commission. she's against police reform and accountability. a proposition each the chiefs of police oppose and this any support for the pla should be considered disqualification for public office and not let us forget dancing on the grave last year before it was cold. (inaudible). >> a nominee of the police commission should be well versed and a complete lack of background or interest as a commissioner. that'as well as having no relationships with community groups. the role the police commission is to serve and independent watchdog over the police to protect the public and not enough to support implicit biased training showing little never partllittle -- pai(indiscernible). >> thank

frank and nancy were now empty nesters. ashley and her brother jay were each married and on their own. brianna was in college and in nashville. >> you were so close with your kids. was it hard as one by one they started leaving the nest and going off to college? >> sure. yeah, it was. i mean, i'm proud of them. but it was difficult. i mean, change is difficult. >> now nancy was often home alone. frank's work with his new client, a wealthy defense contractor, had him traveling to florida, california, even kuwait. >> there was a little bit more, you know, freedom or whatever. and like i said, a lot of it was work. and so you know, i was out there kind of trying to build it and she was sitting at home. >> still, nancy had her faith and church activities to fill the empty hours. in fact, that's where she'd been the evening everything changed for the howard family. it was a saturday night. august 18th, 2012. >> you're out of town. >> yes. >> you got a call that something horrific has happened to nancy. there's been a robbery at

nancy reagan? ms. tate: what was interesting to me was for a woman who never really had a staff until the white house, she was -- the ,irst thing she said to me was i will always take your calls. for a press secretary, that's like gold. the press knows they can get an answer if they call me, that i will have talked to her and i will be able to tell them what we need. that is important. she was always true to her word and there were days where i might have called dirt 10 times when something was breaking. she said, i don't want to be surprised. she -- i don't know. , she said, from now on -- i always called her mrs. reagan -- she said, i want you to call me nancy. died, had ahusband heart attack and dropped dead. her thatather told grieving people need to cry. and you should help your friends cried. she called me once a week, made me get on the phone with her and i was trying to build by the hour with my company and we would have an hour-long cry fest . and that was the kind of friend she became. we wen

moves nancy tung forward. thank you. >> thank you can we have the next speaker please. >> hi. >> was wrong with being supported by policemen? i am hearing all policemen are bad and all are being discriminated again. they are speaking in generallology and there's is no difference and i'm sure there are bad apples but do not discredit those policemen who have helped. it's about human life, not black, brown or white. if the police commissioner cannot work together with our police force for a better community, he or she should not be a police commissioner. we need someone who is ethical, not a politician or being politically correct and nancy tung is a competent enough person to sit on this seat. thank you. please support nancy tung. >> can we have the next caller, please. >> hello? >> yes you can make your comment at this time. >> please begin. i've been on, like, a few hours. >> i'm and owner and resident of district 6. i'm jeanette here, owner, resident of district 6 owned and work in district 6 for 11 plus yea

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nancy pelosi days on as speaker donald trump is reelected. do you and let's say the same goes for the 50 so technically whoever the vice president is would have the deciding vote. do you see anything salvageable in the pelosi trump relationship that could actually make that, those two most powerful figures in washington if that scenario arose, you think they could dealwith each other ? do you think there is no ground there is an mark you think if they're both in the political positions are such that they don't haveto get reelected again, do you see anything happening potentially between the two of them knowing what you know about them ? >> i got it only because of the personal relationship. i haven't spoken in months and it's mostly because trump is mad at her for impeaching him . she is much morecold-blooded about these things . she doesn't let her personal feelings whether or not he's going to deal with someone on policy and she does have a firm set of policy convictions which i think is fair to say the president does not. so she spent a lo

that george floyd was pinned under minneapolis police officers nancy pelosi there on the left of your screen other democrats i think that's come harris in the front there as well. or happening 2 weeks off the george sawyer morning every once in minneapolis the justice and policing act stablish is a bold transformative vision of policing in america never again should the world be subjected to witnessing what we saw on the streets in minneapolis the slow murder of an individual by a uniformed police officer the world is witnessing the birth of a new movement in our country this movement has now spread to many nations around the world with thousands marching to register their horror at hearing the cry i can't breathe people marching to the man not just change but transformative change that ends police brutality that ends racial profiling and ends the practice of denying americans the a right to have the ability to sue when they have been injured by an officer that denies local jurisdictions the power to fire or prosecute offending officers black communities have sadly been marching for o

nancy, we will leave it there.cy tengler of laffer tengler investments joining us to talk about markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is bloomberg markets. it's time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at the biggest news stories. big job companies underway at a british energy company. they plan to cut 10,000 jobs as part of their reorganization. top 400 senior management jobs will be cut one by 1 -- by one third. the cofounder of reddit has resigned. he called on the company to replace them with a black candidate. ceo steve huffman agreed and said that reddit would take a stringent stand against racism. a post on a message board on reddit has been a source of tension because of its content. $3300 a share. under began the day at $2500. an annual survey of online shopping suggesting that amazon mobile pay inbest online retail. alix: thank you so much. froms an upgrade, 30 300 2700. that's a serious upgrade. in the midst of that what will the margins be like? are going to be something you want to pay attention t

nancy pelosi and that crazy group. nancy pelosi. she wanted to dance in the streets of chinatown in san francisco.

again after their 8 minutes and 46 seconds of silence it was led by speaker the house nancy pelosi and a number of other house democrats there observing that minutes and 46 seconds of silence as we say. marking the 8 minutes and 46 seconds that george floyd was pinned under the nays of the minneapolis police offices they're all leaving that area now known as emancipation hall moving on to and again we'll talk to jason nichols about this you called it the nitty gritty trying to actually get down to some change now we've seen some movement in minneapolis itself talking about reforming the the police department there what do you make of how effective that can be and whether it can be replicated on any sort of national scale. well i think that there are several different things we see going on and the changes that they're trying to make in minneapolis i think are encouraging i think we need to restructure policing all together but not just policing i mean the conversation i think is broader than recent across the country it's also just systemic racism and how do we actually dismantle some

nancy, how are you? >> i am fine, thank you, jim. >> when we think about the coronavirus, it's obviously a national crisis, but when you think about nursing homes and long-term care, it's an authentic catastrophe. one-third of the people who died have died and long-term facilities are working in them. is it going to get worse? you spend spent so much time tg about this and ways to prevent this. >> well, you're absolutely right. what's happening in nursing home today and other long-term care facilities is a national disgrace. on federal 29th washington state reported the first covid-19 outbreak in a long-term care facility, and here we are three months later and we still don't have a solid consistent action plan across the country. as of monday more than 36,000 nursing home residents and staff had died from covid-19. that's one-third of all deaths, and get some states like virginia, new jersey and iowa, 50-70% of the covid deaths have been in nursing homes. nobody should be going through what nursing home

we have nancy pelosi saying $3.5 trillion. messages out of the white house and $1 trillion, where is it likely to end up? libby: it will be interesting to hear her perspective. our view has been it will not be that $3 trillion number that passed the house recently. it is probably going to be closer to $1 trillion, and a mix of policies that are familiar and we have seen in the previous rounds of stimulus, whether it is funding for state and municipalities and an expansion of unemployment insurance, maybe more money for the ppp and small businesses, but probably closer to the $1 trillion number you cited, and not necessarily the $3 trillion figure. has the political dynamic on capitol hill shifted, both because of covid-19, but now we have this tragic event with george floyd in minneapolis, and the demonstrations in response to the proposal for police reform, has it shifted the weight on capitol hill about reaching out to the less fortunate among us? mark: -- libby: in some ways the killing of george floyd and covid-19 in gener

she has worked against nancy pelosi.f she can't work with the democratic party how are we going to get anything done? we need unity, we need to come together. on all of these issues, she is mia. i've been to all of the projects in the district and you know what they tell me? mia.is errol: we've got it. quick response. rep. ocasio-cortez: i'm here. i'm here all the time. i do political education training there, i drafted the clean new deal for public housing with residents and experts in addition to the construction union and many others in making sure we get this. support for the green new deal and restored it to its addition -- to its existing standards to make sure has world-class clean air and water and energy efficient facilities within it. errol: thank you for the time you gave us. that's going to do it for tonight's debate. >> in new york's 10th congressional district, jerry nadler faces to challengers. they debated coronavirus

cuando me bajo y la veo nancy encima del otro auto.se sacudiÓ demasiado. y sÓlo escuchÉ la palabra y el grito de desespero de llamar " conde" . reportera: los vecinos lo ayudaron en su desesperaciÓn para rescatar su compaÑera. >> ella comienza a irse. a decirme que le dolÍa las piernas. que le cuide a los hijos. y que le diga que les ama demasiado. reportera: canny es dueÑa de pequeÑas empresas. fundÓ una organización para fundar los hispanos que padecen de covid 19. los alimentos que distribuÍa quedaron en el lugar del terrible incidente. >> querÍa eso, decía: " estoy bien, mi salud estÁ bien. quÉ podemos hacer para ayudar?". por eso fundamos esta brigada. reportera: sufriÓ lesiones en ambas piernas. se sometiÓ a la primera de 4 operaciones. mientras tanto el conductor fue acusado de manejar en estado de ebriedad, sin licencia de conducir. sus compaÑeros crearon una pÁgina para poder pagar los gastos mÉdicos de nancy que son muchos. >> yo sÉ que nancy si nos dijera un mensaje, nos dijera que sigamos adelante como alza sus dedos y dice

. >> house nancy cold -- nancy pelosi and congressional democrats gathered in the capital's emancipation hall to remain silent and neil for eight minutes 46 seconds to honor, breonna taylor, ahmed aubrey and others. speaker pelosi: good morning, everyone. everyone, it's an honor to be here with the congressional, our distinguished chair. senator bass, senator booker, senator harris. the democratic leader of the senate, mr. schumer. emancipation hall aptly named for those that built the capital, sadly. last summer, a number of us went to ghana to observe the 400th anniversary of the first slave coming across the atlantic. that tragedy, that horror of history, slavery in our own country, and all the consequences of that, we are here to observe that pain. we are here to respect the actions of the american people to speak out against that, specifically manifested in police brutality. we are here to honor george floyd. in a moment, we will have a moment of silence -- actually, eight minutes and 46 seconds of silence in honor of george floyd and so many others who lost their lives and were abu

she has worked against nancy pelosi.e cannot work with the democratic party, how are we going to get anything done? we need unity. we need to come together. and on all of these issues, she is mia. i have been to all of the projects within the district. you know what they tell me? miais errol: we got it. real quick response. >> i am here all the time. i do critical education trainings. i drafted the green new deal for public housing. and experts in addition to the construction union and many others in making sure we get -- to enjoy our support for the green new deal for public housing. restored to his existing standards but make sure it has a world-class clean air, water and energy within it. errol: thank you for the time you gave us. that will do it for tonight's debate. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] >> c-span has unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the screen court

house speaker nancy pelosi and congressional democrats gathered in the u.s. capitol to remain silent and neil for eight minutes and 46 seconds to honor george floyd, breonna taylor, ahmaud arbery, and others. >> madame speaker, you are right here. >> do we read right from here? [inaudible] >> we stay right here? >> things are changing. [inaudible] speaker pelosi: good morning, everyone. it is an honor to be here with the members of the congressional black caucus, house and senate, our distinguished chair karen bass, senator booker, senator harris, the distinguished democratic leader of the senate mr. schumer. we are gathered here in emancipation hall aptly named for those that built the capital, sadly. last summer, a number of us went to ghana to observe the 400th anniversary of the first slave coming across the atlantic. that tragedy, that horror of history, slavery in our own country, and all the consequences of that, we are here to observe that pain. we are here to respect the actions of the american people to speak out against that, specifically manifeste

she has worked against nancy pelosi.then't work democratic party, how are we going to get anything done? we need unity. we need to come together and on all of these issues, she is mia. i have been to all of the projects within the district and the you know what they tell me? aoc is mia. moderator: ok, we got it. a quick response, ms. ocasio-cortez. ms. ocasio-cortez: i'm here all the time. i do political education training, i drafted the deal for public housing with my residence and experts in addition to the had broad support to rs build public housing. its restored it to a existing standards. world-class air and energy efficient facilities within it. moderator: thank you for the time you gave us. >> c-span's washington journal, every day, we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day and discussing policy issues that impact you. this morning, former homeland onurity secretary tom ridge voting security issues in the upcoming november elections and we will talk about the current supreme court term with

nancy pelosi will be speaker again but nancy pelosi will impeach president trump again but not only will they do what they are doing to the police now. what's happening in seattle, this autonomous zone where theyu are taking over blocks, that's going to go throughout this country. it's about time we stand up for the rule of law, the floyd family, and the underwood family. >> sean: you got to protect people, citizens, property, and i always ask, who are you going to call? thank you, minority leader mccarthy. thank you. speaking of seattle, total chaos on the streets of seattle tonight. protesters have forced the police to actually abandon a precinct. we have a live report on the ground. also, dan bongino and pastor darrell scott. by the way, they testified earlier today. congress and matt gaetz, all participated in today's police reform hearings. that is up next as well on this busy breaking news night. glad you are with us. >> sean: gripping the city of seattle tonight after protesters actually seized an area by a city police precinct. they have now declared it a "cop free zone." the lat

i don't need nancy pelosi to take a knee. i don't care about the monuments, stop burning down these cities, foresees democrats to do something. leave the party, join me. >> sean: by the way, as in utah's fourth district, a primary tomorrow, paying very close attention. sarah sanders is going to announce soon just looking into the hannity crystal ball that you might be running for governor of arkansas. she does, if it helps her come i will give her my support if it would help her for me to shut up, i will shut up. i will do whatever works for sarah sanders. >> any support from you would be helpful. >> sean: you, like your father, will be a great governor. coming up, you think seattle is bad? 11 people were shot in new york city and under 12 hours. comrade de blasio is cutting the nypd budget by a lot of money. dan bongino, geraldo rivera, also a definitive montage. everybody needs to see. might want to record. joe biden in his own words, it's not pretty straight ahead. 49... 50! i found you! good job. now i'm gonna stay here a

pelosi nancy pelosi comes and says well we don't have a red line yet there's no room when when they answer palosi says that she says i'm probably going to go along with them and so to talk about what this means they put in place immunity though no matter how bad the conduct is of the corporation the corporation may know that coronaviruses all over the premises i think that field smithfield is a great example people died left and right people people contaminated left and right at smithfield the folks then left work took it home to their. families and ordinarily you would have a lawsuit that would that would extend all the way to the workplace not any more now here's what really gets ugly they want that then to extend beyond the coronavirus turtle man here if you know if there's anybody in poem merican politics that we should be worried about it's this guy he is the most insidious character in washington d.c. right now and he's wholly own by the u.s. chamber of commerce and alec where you know and you pointed out something great here is it's never just about what they say it's just ab

i don't need nancy pelosi to take a knee. i don't care about the monuments. stop burning down the cities. force democrats to do something. leave the party and join me. >> sean: by the way, burgess is in utah's fourth district, you have a primary tomorrow. we are going to be paying close attention. sarah sanders is going to announce soon looking into the "hannity" crystal ball that she may be running for the governor of arkansas. if it helps or i will give her my support. it will help for her to -- if it will help her for me to shut up, i will do it. >> any support will be helpful. >> sean: you like your father will be a great governor. coming up do you think seattle is bad? 11 people were shot new york city in under 12 hours. comrade de blasio was cutting the nypd budged by a lot of money. dan bongino, geraldo rivera. also a definitive montage everybody needs to see. you might want to record. joe biden in his own words. it's not pretty. straight ahead. 's the one flower leftar lawlessness continues to run rampant. let's look at new york city. look at your scr

>> yes, everybody should vote. >> would you vote to have nancy pelosi as speaker of the house?at is a subject of continuing dynamics, but i support her. yes, maybe, yes. if she wants it. she also indicated she may or may not run again. elected, we if have ms. posey speaker of the house? >> yes, i will. >> enthusiastically yes. >> should the nypd continue to provide security in the city's public schools? >> when it's necessary, we want children to be safe. >> m.s. khan? >> yes, definitely. forceht now, the police is equal to the boston entire police department so i don't think we should. >> got it. casio-cortez, should taxes be raised on households that make over $500,000 a year? >> yes. >> definitely. >> i don't advocate raising taxes on new yorkers at all right now. we face an existential threat. did raise taxes -- vote to raise taxes on homeowners. >> should social media companies be allowed to censor content on their platform? >> yes. >> yes. >> carefully, yes. >> should a conviction on a charge of looting be punishable by time in jail? >> i'm an abolitionist. avoid jail tim

joining to discuss it more, nancy pelosi, democrat from california. speaker pelosi, thanks for joining us. sources tell cnn that eight republican members of congress were briefed today on the intelligence by the white house and chief of staff meadows offered to brief a group of democrats tomorrow. have you spoken with anybody at the white house about being briefed on this shocking intelligence? >> well, the shocking intelligence it is, and it would be my hope it isn't true, but it seems clear that the intelligence is real. the question is whether the president was briefed. if he was not briefed, why would he not be briefed, were they afraid to approach him on the subject of russia, and were they concerned if they did tell him, that he would tell putin. so there's a lot that remains out there. in terms of briefing congress, i wrote to the dni, director of national intelligence and head of central intelligence agency, the two of them, asking for full briefing to all of the members of the house of representatives. that is what members need and deserve. t

(informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> en nuestra conversaciÓn con nancy pelosi hablamos del plan de trump demara de representantes nancy pelosi cree esto. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> ahÍ estÁ y las grandes empresas tecnolÓgicas se opusieron a la orden ejecutiva del presidente trump que restringe las visas de trabajo el presidente de apple dijo que estÁ mal con esta medida porque dijo. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> quiÉnes y cÓmo se ven afectados por la orden que trump firmÓ ayer de frenar la entrega de algunas visas de trabajo y la residencia s permanentes bueno hoy conocimos a una joven mexicana activista con visa h 1 b nidya coyote nos dijo que su futuro queda incierto. >>> cÓmo te afecta concretamente a ti esta orden ejecutiva del presidente trump?. >>> me va a imposibilitar ir a mÉxico una vez pasada esta crisis de covid para ver a mi familia y obtener la visa en mi pasaporte >>> puedes estar legalmente en estados unidos pero no puedes salir >>> es correcto >>> pero no sabemos si me dan la visa y la estampa y me dejen entrar >>> cÓmo te sientes tÚ en medio de esta incertidumbre?. >>>

nancy is about to head back to maryland to see her daughter and mum.ture, it's challenging, but the whole thing has been great. over 100,000 people have died from coronavirus in the us since march. just under 30,000 of those are in new york state. it has survived what its governor called a war. now, it has to come to terms with how life has changed. we tickled the brink in new york. the system was about to collapse. it's completely disrupted "normal" in every sense of that word. there is no normal anymore. there's no going back from this. and we will honestly never be the same again. hello there, the temperature reached 27 celsius in hampshire on tuesday, but that was the last of the very warm days for probably quite sometime. the next few days at least will be feeling much cooler, thanks to a northerly wind. more cloud and some wet weather around as well. that rain certainly arrived in scotland during tuesday — knocking temperatures back as well. the cloudier weather, together with the rain, is continuing to push its way southwards overnight. many are

nancy: segÚn una manifestante, el amor triunfa sobre el odio.ospodemos hacer algo para solucionar este problema. nancy: sigue el toque de queda de 9:00 a 6:00 . varias de las calles continÚan cerradas. arantxa: hacemos una breve pausa. al volver, y houston se llevaron a cabo manifestaciones. mientras la ciudad se prepara para los actos fÚnebres de george floyd. fÉlix: la poblaciÓn en luisiana y otros estados de su del paÍs se alistan ante la inminente llegada de la tormenta tropical "cristÓbal". protege aunque no es una pañuelo. lysol elimina más de 100 gérmenes y virus que causan enfermedades hasta los que causan la congestion nasal. lysol, lo necesario para proteger. ¡sí! gracias! ¡salud! ¡qué gusto verte! bueno, vamos a ver. oigan, vi que en la casa están pensando llenar el censo, pero, ¿no es peligroso? ¡para nada! hace diez años estaba como tú. lo llené, y mírame, aquí sigo. tu información personal no se puede compartir ni con la migra ni con la policía. no te preocupes. Órale, ¡pues está bien!, ¿no? ¿listos para ordenar? ¿nos trae un formu

todd: nancy pelosi celebrate the partyline vote on police reform as the bill goes through the house but republicans are feeling as it comes one day after the left shutdown their bill. we are live in washington is legislation remains in limbo. jillian: one of disney's iconic rides getting a makeover, changes coming to splash mountain. "fox and friends first" starts right now. todd: we made it. it is friday, you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. jillian: good to see you, thank you for starting the day with us. we begin as the house passable sweeping police reform bill aimed at curbing excessive force. this comes one day after democrats blocked debate on the gop version in the senate. todd: griff jenkins joins us with more on the partisan gridlock. >> for now the house passing the far reaching george for justice and policing acts just shortly after his death, down party lines with three republicans crossing over. >> the house is honoring his life and the lives of all killed in police brutality by saying never again. >> it sets 3 main reforms, bands chokehold's and no

what would nancy pelosi want and what would donald trump once? he's already building the wall. >> donald trump wants to make sure the law is applied fairly and nancy pelosi is a roadblock on that. she has said she's unwilling to make a deal on this, she wants to make sure other concerns they have about immigration are addressed and donald trump has signaled very much that he wants to make a deal, the deal he proposed originally that the house democrats rejected went further than what they were expecting and yet house democrats were unwilling to go forward with that deal. >> let's listen to nancy pelosi real quick. >> advocates of comprehensive immigration reform do not want us fielding on any of those points. we should have comprehensive immigration reform. we will move in that direction. >> doesn't sound like she wants to negotiate at all. she just wants to get her way on this but if the supreme court knocked on d aca can she do that? >> it is up to the electorate? that's why it is important the supreme court not insert itself in issues like thi

nancy pudo lograr su sueÑo de convertirse en maestra.n dado. un regalo invaluable para su madre matilde. matilde: en la maÑana cuando supimos la noticia yo estaba llorando. tayana: aseguran que es una batalla que no llega a su fin. nancy: es un triunfo mÁs, pero todavÍa hay que seguir luchando por mÁs. tayana: dicen seguirÁn luchando hasta por fin lograr una reforma migratoria . reportando, tayana garcÍa, noticias univisiÓn 14. ramÓn: estas son algunas de las etapas claves cronolÓgicas que ha enfrentado el programa daca. el presidente barack obama anunciÓ el programa el 15 de agosto de 2012 entrÓ en vigor. el presidente donald trump cancela el programa. el 9 de enero de 2018 un juez federal en california bloquea la orden de donald trump y ordena que se reanuden las solicitudes de renovaciÓn. el 8 de noviembre de 2018 la corte de apelaciones del noveno circuito dictaminÓ que el gobierno no podÍa cancelar daca. el 11 de noviembre de 2019 la corte suprema escuchÓ los argumentos de ambos lados y hoy 18 de junio de 2020, el mÁximo tribunal bl

senator's harris and elizabeth warren as well as nancy pelosi deliver remarks to the texas democratic party convention being held virtually due to the coronavirus pandemic. democrats.s texas i am honored to be with you. a challenging time and we need you. days --less than 100 over 700,000 lives lost to the coronavirus. when we look at the fact that in less than 100 days, 42 million americans became unemployed. "georgespeak the name floyd, when we speak the name and when welor," arbery"e name "ahmaud --justice is on the ballot and it is texas democrats that will help win the election. you know how to do the work of into bloom. let us put everything we have got out on the field and we're going to win this. we will take back the white house and take back the senate. hold on to the house and do everything we know can be done in the name of all that is important and good in terms of the ideals of our country that we have yet to meet but we will all fight to achieve. thank you, texas democrats. hello, warren: democrats. i know we cannot be together in person but i want to send a word of enc

meanwhile, nancy pelosi, now saying the g.o.p. is trying to get away with the murder of george floyd on the police reform bill. you can't make it up, it's true. >> when you were speaking yesterday you said republicans are "trying to get away with murder, the murder of george floyd." republicans are demanding an apology for that statement, will you apologize? >> absolutely, positively not. the fact is, people say, frankly i think the press have given them far too much credit for a bill that does nothing. >> sean: the reaction from the great one, mark live in. really, mark? >> she's pretty feeble. between her and biden they have an iq of about negative 17. nobody really carries cares what she has to say outside the democratic party. you're going to burn what down, pal? i'm sick and tired of these threats from people i don't even know who don't think my life matters and -- you're going to burn what down? what exactly are you going to burn down, tough guy? i'm sick and tired of it, it's time to get behind the cops come a time for thes

i want to bring in nancy pelosi to talk about the legislation. madame speaker, thank you for your time on this monday. among other things, this bill would ban choke holds. it bans those no-knock warrants, like the one used by breonna taylor was shot and killed in louisville. it would create a national database of police misconduct. how did you and the leadership team zero in on these specific reforms? >> well, i want to commend the congressional black caucus who has taken the lead on these issues for a very long time. the judiciary committee -- and that would be karen bass, our chair, and jerry nadler, the chair of the judiciary committee. there is an array of bills that members have had in the hopper for a while. now, with the public sentiment where it is, the prospect for them becoming law is greatly increased. so i have respected the prioritizing that the caucus has done. the wrying of the legislation that the judiciary committee has done. as you said, any racial profiling, choke holds, and some things that seem so obvious, but nonetheless hav

these are all the ideas that are embodied in this legislation as it was unveiled by house speaker nancy pelosi she said why they were doing it and for whom let us my colleague chefs go over some of those names of martyrdom george floyd jackson davis grant so sad briana taylor on our very bottom john terrence cloture the land-o. castle freddy gray walter scott to me or rice michael brown eric garner trayvon martin my colleagues any other names you want to. let me leave you. thank you we cannot settle for anything less than transformative structural change and kimberly just to be clear when they have this debate about defunding certain police forces does that just mean that they take a chunk of money they skim it off the top of the budget and give it to all the causes of the community causes or all the actually talking about taking away the entire budget from certain police forces and therefore in effect disbanding police forces. depends on the community but it could be both of those things that it really is control of local city mayors local police chiefs and really the will of the peopl

where is nancy pelosi. her only thought, blame republicans for the death of george floyd. and where is hillary clinton? she hasn't stopped yapping since she lost the election. where is the course of people we elected. campaigned for. gave money to. believed in. to stand up for our law and order. one leader we have heard from is barack obama. >> there is a great awakening going on around the country. judge jeanine: that's what you call it? the anti-cop sentiment has caused police deaths and a thousand injured across the country. president trump called on them to protect victims. these democrats are at best hands off and at worst encouraging the lawlessness. 104 people shot, 14 killed, including a 3-year-old last weekend. this lawlessness creates an atmosphere of anarchy that itself is the like a homelessman sleeping on the sidewalk set on fire by firecrackers by a couple of thugs. where a man is shot in cold blood in new york city simply wiping down his car. where a white employee in macy's is beat down by a black man in the store with no one coming to help. now, no surpris

otherwise nancy pelosi will be the speaker again. and not only will they do what they are doing to the police now, what's happening in seattle, this autonomous zone that they are taking over blocks, that will go throughout the country. it's about time we stand up for the rule of law, the floyd family and the underwood family. >> sean: we have to protect citizens, property and i always ask, who are you going to call? minority leader mccarthy, thank you. coming up, speaking of seattle, total chaos on the streets of seattle tonight. protesters have forced the police to actually abandon a precinct. we have a live report on the ground. also dan bongino and pastor darrell scott. congressman matt gaetz all participated in today's police reform hearings. glad you are with. you say that customers make their own rules. let's talk data. only xfinity mobile lets you switch up your wireless data whenever. i accept! 5g - everybody's talking about it. how do i get it? everyone gets 5g with our new data options at no extra cost. that's good. next it

that's why democrats like nancy pelosi are afraid to vote for it. that's why the american people will never stand for it. defunding the police is a ludicrous position that should never be taken seriously. but too many democrats have shown that they cannot be trusted to stand up for law-abiding citizens against criminals with a purpose. and come november, millions of us will remember that fact. and that's the angle. joining me now is a civil rights leader and spokesperson of the congress of racial equality. niger, why does blm only seem satisfied these days with a complete subjugation of others, especially others that haven't been part of their movement? >> because they take their instructions, their guidance from the marxist playbook. look, i'm going to tell some hard truths that people are not going to want to hear and i want to separate the protesters out there that support blm and some of the misguided athletes and celebrities that get off pushing the black lives matter narrative. many of them are innocent and misguided, but innocent. the blm mov

berkley democrat nancy skinner has scheduled a hearing in the state is senate to review the prison system's handling of the outbreak. >>> yosemite is closing down again and cancelling future visits because of the coronavirus cases. the park had reopened following a three month closure. the campgrounds being closed from now to july 31 ft are bridalveil horse camp. crane flat, lower pines, north pines and tualumne meadows. as businesses begin to reopen, we have a handy resource to show you what is open and where. you will find the map on our website, just go to abc7 news.com. >>> yeah, it's a lot to keep track of, dan. in other news, fire has done damage to the famous wooden

item 24, resolution to oppose california state senate bill number 1085, authored by senator nancy skinner and to amend 25 for the local planning and affordable housing tools. >> thank you, president yee. and thank you colleagues and my apologies for not suffering that in my discussion and thank you to the members of the public who have weighed in over the last hour and a half. with regard to item 24, i would like to regale all of your colleagues and members of the public with the long history that starts in the year 2001 when my then colleague, supervisor mark leno, later on senator mark leno, to have the first inclusion housing policy as a matter of law in the city and county of san francisco at 10% and that number went up and

joining us now, speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. madam speaker, is that what this was today, the bare minimum? >> yes, it fell sadly and seriously short. one thing i did agree with the president is congress should act. he alluded to that a number of times. congress should do more. yes it would be easy to do more because he fell so short. meekly surrendering. >> did you view it as -- i mean, it's hard to project onto donald trump any strategery, as my old boss might have said, but did you view it as an open conversation or do the optics speak for themselves that he was flanked by a largely white male law enforcement crowd. is his position clear to you, or is there a compromise to be reached with him? >> i hope there's a compromise to be reached in the congress of the united states. i'm more concerned about what mitch mcconnell said about our bill, the george p. floyd justice in polic of, what, ending racial profiling? we won't have any of ending chokeholds? we won't have any of no-knock warrants? the list goes on and on. that is seri

east bay state senator nancy skinner says there are more than 4400 positive cases amongst inmates and staff, statewide, including 20 deaths. san quentin previously had just a handful of cases, but now has more than 350 after a transfer of inmates from chino. >>> and a pop-up coronavirus testing facility open today. this is the sap center. it was a hit with people lining up for a test. it will be up in six hours a day from tuesday through saturday. county health officials say they can offer free covid-19 testing to upwards of 1000 people each day. the whole process takes about one hour. >> this is the largest testing center so far. we have two teams that we put together. this is an accommodation of a large crowd. >> this is the 57th such have been a phone call is made to

so to washington we go to house speaker nancy pelosi. speaker pelosi, welcome. >> thank you, my pleasure to be with you. >> before we get to legislation, just on the family, when you watched philonise floyd saying enough is enough and george's name means something and you, members of congress, have the opportunity to make your names mean something, speaker pelosi, what is your message to him? >> well it was quite an emotional experience for us to sit there and listen to what you just heard him say. but before we went into the auditorium where he testified, he said to me, i have a question. is this going to happen? is there going to be a bill that is passed? and why do you think so. and i said i think so, i know so because the people have spoken. president lincoln said public sentiment is everything. with it you could accomplish almost anything, without it practically nothing. but for sentiment to prevail people have to know and people do. and people have spoken. they have been seen, they have been heard. and they've done so day in and da

house speaker nancy pelosi demanded the administration brief all house members on the allegations as she again sugges the president is beholden to russia. the white house today firing back. >> this is as bad as it gets, and yet the president will not confront the russians on this score, i don't know what the russians have on the president politically, personally, financially, or whatever it is, but he wants to ignore. >> nancy pelosi is entirely off base. this president has been very tough on russia closing russian consulates, he is taking a report based on anonymous sourcing that was just dead wrong. the new york times is wrong, believe it or not. and she is politicizing it. the only person playing politic here is the speaker of the hous and it is truly despicable. >> kristin fisher is live at th white house with the very latest . >> julie, a lot of questions fo the white house press secretary when she stepped up to the podium. mainly, why was president trump not briefed and now that he doe know, what is he going to do an will he hold russian president vladimir putin responsible? me