nancy lee. >> good afternoon. my name is nancy lee. i am working at the saint francis over 30 years. i am supervisor. everyday after work, instead of enjoying dinner with my family i am worried. i am worried about tomorrow. i am worried about the next week schedule. because i am worried about my job. our union, we need job security. thank you, very much. >> thank you, next speaker. brian. >> good afternoon. my name is brian and i work at the w here in the city specifically to pbx which is a telecommunications department. i understand our strike has drawn attention and support from many other industries, i hope our message is clear to everyone. one job should be enough. to let us sustain ourselves in a city we love and we can tell our loved ones we can support them and have piece of mind with healthcare. i want everyone regardless of what industry you work into understand when a corporation you work for is a leader in their industry and boasted an increase in revenue, they have a responsibility to provide for their workers a fair wage a

tea equality caucus here's what a side by side snap shot of her with nancy pelosi looks like barbara lee supports medicare for all free college auto voter registration banning private prisons taxing wall street and a green new deal nancy pelosi supports that moldy ham sandwich from earlier look is barbara lee perfect no she still takes some corporate pac money which is a deal breaker for a lot of progress is plus there's the very legit issue that she currently doesn't want to challenge for speaker but we should still create a groundswell urging her to do so because this guy said in all fairness nancy pelosi deserves to be chosen speaker of the. house by the democrats if they give our our time perhaps we will add some republican votes she has earned this great honor i mean his rights by being a corporate tool. she has earned the honor of trumps indorse me for speaker wow that vintage anna nicole smith autopsy report sure a star no look at madigan. the poor from washington john aforethought. that's our show but i have a new head of comedy special only available at least camp comedy special

lee and leader pelosi? is she -- is leader pelosi better off having hakeem jeffries chair the caucus? reporter: nancy pelosi is extremely close with both members. barbara lee and hakeem jeffries. that's why you did not see her tip the balance of this election. she stayed out of this race. she did not endorse anybody. both have progressive values. both are considered allies of nancy pelosi. so i think having hakeem jeffries there probably will serve her well. because it will tamp down some of the frustration from these younger members of having not a whole lot of young people at the leadership table. it puts somebody from this new generation at the leadership table, in a pretty prominent spot. the chairman attends all of the leadership meetings and is the number five leadership position, somebody who basically governs the entire democratic caucus and runs the meetings and will be running future leadership elections later today. so i think it is a sign that things are slowly changing. there is some generational change afoot at the leadership table. host: we're going to let you go there. breaking up a l

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. >> caller: i just wanted to say that i'm not a big supporter of nancy pelosi and i was wondering if barbara lee step forward or not. ind know that more progressive folks like myself really like her because she was one of the few who stood up against the iraq war. you know, nancy has done some great things like the affordable care act and whatnot. i have respect for her but she refused to do r anything about e crimes of the bush administration, and we all through that she's going to do nothing about the crimes of the trump administration. i just like to get what you have to say about that. >> guest: first of all, in fairness nancy pelosi was adamantly opposed to u.s. intervention in the iraq war, and i would say that that was a smart vision a decision at the time. matter is what we've what we do in iraq, we took out a bad sunni by the name of the saddam hussein, put in a a bad shia by the name of mary l malik e. you know who owns iraq today? iran. that is i think to make a price to pay for the lives that we lost, 6800 american soldiers and probably $6 trillion. so i think in fairness, nancy pelo

. >> millionaires nancy pelosi and susan lee. >> nancy pelosis ally ies. >> now pelosi has to defendrats against the 2010 fire pelosi campaign led by michael steele. there he is. >> young man. >> carrying a baby. >> struggles. quote why do you think we made her the focus of the 2010obama? it amazes me how they undermine the effectiveness. i didn't then and still don't. michael, if you ask nancy pelosi, that's why she's unpopular and that's the entirety. >> a lot of times it's not where you think it is or ought to be. in that cycle, nancy pelosi was the architecture behind moving the legislation behind obamacare. why focus on obama who was wawa from the situation. she was strategist. >> she was effective and a lot don't understand is that. >> let's bring in dianndianna, deputy running for majority width which is the number three position in the democratic caucus. congresswoman, thanks for being here. it's great to have you. i want to start by asking about this race. you're taking on jim, how are you negotiating that challenge with some of your fellow members saying that that diversity

tweeting about how rare it is for incumbent to gain seats in the senate it's interesting lee donald trump did cool nancy pelosi and the power there was much talk of bipartisanship particularly on infrastructure that was interesting because earlier in the evening sarah sounded stole trump's press secretary had said that it was very unlikely he would go because partly because nancy pelosi isn't isn't very popular amongst the progressive wing of the party so it's not actually a foregone conclusion that she will be the next speaker of the house in january that's another interesting thing to there these are good results for the democrats in the house of representatives there might be a bit of a civil war that's already we've seen a low level civil war so the direction of the democrats in the coming congress that might become even more apparent firstly whether she becomes very good in a speaker but secondly there's that sense amongst many of the progressive candidates many of whom one number a number of seats over the last several hours as to whether it could be business as usual for the democrats or they sho

nancy pelosi. >>> east bay congresswoman barbara lee did not get the votes she needed for a top leadership post in the house of representatives. she was campaigning for house democratic caucus chair. she lost to new york congressman hakim jeffries who had six years in the house compared to her 206789. >>> the dow is making some major gains, up almost 500 points right now. let's pop up the number and we'll see the dow is up just shy of the 500 mark but right at that 2% increase. this comes after the federal reserve chairman jerome powell hinted the fed might be willing to raise interest rates at a slower pace next year. that relieved investors who were concerned that rising rates would down the u.s. economy. the dow is up by almost 500. s&p 500 showing a nice bump. >>> we know the tough around mere but helping you buy a house. still to come, how santa clara county wants to help first time buyers putted a down payment on the home. -- put a down payment on a home. nge in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the bes

the victims are 21-year-old mara bing lee and 61-year-old nancy van vessem. both of them connected to fsu. nancy, a faculty member and mara, a student. basically practicing hot yoga at this tallahassee studio when police say that 40-year-old scott beerly came in and opened fire. they say that again, shot six peel and pistol whipped another person before he turned the gun on himself. and then the fbi, local and state authorities are working on this but at this point, they do not know the connection between beerly and that yoga studio. after the shooting happened, fred, a mayor of tallahassee, also running to be governor on the democrats ticket and rick scott, the current governor of florida and a republican candidate for senate. both of them went back to tallahassee. the two of them in a bipartisan effort. this is a city they both live in. went to the hospital and visited the victims. andrew gilham spoke, telling the media outside. they saw the people in the hospital. one person had been shot nine times. another woman had a bullet that went all the way through

nancy pelosi. i was wondering if barbara lee stepped forward. more progressive folks like her.he was one of the few who stood up against the iraq war. has done some great things like the affordable care act. i have respect for her but she refused to do anything about the crimes of the bush administration. we fear she is going to do nothing about the crimes of the trump administration. in fairness, nancy pelosi was adamantly opposed to u.s. intervention in the iraq war. i will tell you that was a smart decision at the time. taken out a bad the sunni by the name of saddam who ownsand you know iraq today? iran does. that is too big a price to pay for the lives we have lost. the 6800 american soldiers and 4-6,000,000,000,000 dollars. a fairness nancy pelosi had strong and courageous position against the war much like barbara lee. host: a republican. caller: i did not like his comment about insurance companies and profits. most of youlk about democrats come up with the idea about this one payer. imagine if we had one payer for groceries. everybody on monday would go into the grocery

from new york, and barbara lee, very senior member from the san francisco bay area representing oakland. then we'll get right into the speaker vote and go down the line. nancy pelosi, as you know, is running unopposed. she will come out of today's internal caucus vote with the democratic nomination for speaker. of course, the tougher test will come on january 3 on the house floor where she will need exactly more than half of the 435 members of congress. that magic number for her is 218 votes. and she is saying she's very confident, but there are, as we know, a group of insurgents threatening to deny her that magic number of 218 votes. so that's sort of where we're at the moment. very interesting day and full day of voting in the internal democratic caucus. host: what has democratic leader pelosi done to solidify, particularly some of the new members coming into the 116th who expressed disapproval or lack of support for leader pelosi solidifying that number not only in the caucus but as they head to that vote you mentioned on january 3? guest: she's been holding a number of one-on-one meetings with incoming freshmen who have expressed a need for change in th

. >> martha: senator mike lee, good to see you tonight. >> thank you. >> martha: nancy pelosi says thats the best person to serve as house speaker, she has had that quite a bit. the democratic opposition has been mounting, two days until a key vote in her party. jason chaffetz and robert zimmerman when we come back. >> i have overwhelming support in my caucus to be speaker of the house. i happen to think that at this point i am the best person for that. ♪ and an ice plant. but we brought power to the people- redefining what that meant from one era to the next. over 90 years later we continue to build as one of the nation's largest investors in infrastructure. we don't just help power the american dream. we're part of it. this is our era. this is america's energy era. nextera energy but when i started seeing i knew aboutthings,emors. i didn't know what was happening... so i kept it in. he started believing things that weren't true. i knew something was wrong... but i didn't say a word. during the course of their disease around 50% of people with parkinson's may experience hallucinations

lee. >> trish: i think they have to reinvent themselves. unfortunately for nancyesents the party of -- how do i say this. i'm afraid to use the term liberalism nowadays because of samantha bee, but that kind of global elite. and that was what hillary clinton symbolized and i think that pelosi is so aligned with that -- i would say you should take a stand on this and the stand should be to have nancy pelosi go gracefully off into the sunset and move some new blood and new people into that position of leadership. >> only if they want future. i think that's why the president came out and endorsed nancy pelosi because she is the perfect foil for him. and if it goes south, and it will end it will happen quickly, she's the perfect person for him to pin all of this blame on. >> richard: i hear you but you have to give nancy pelosi lots of credit. what she did on tuesday night with leading the democratic caucus and fund-raising for tons of members is going to change the arc of history. and here's why. >> but you could still have her in the background doing fund-raising. >

leaders for the next congress with all signs pointing to nancy pelosi and running for chair of the house democratic caucus is oakland's barbara lees elected, she would be the highest ranking black woman into leadership ever in congress. >>> republican senator cindy hyde-smith is declaring victory in mississippi's u.s. t hanging. >>> and in about an hour in washington, u.s. senators will brief some trump administration officials about the murder of journalist jamal saudi arabia. >>> taking a look at the roads right now, it's on the san mateo bridge, taillights heading westbound towards foster city, we are jammed just about a 30-minute ride from 880 to 101. and a live look now at 101 at poplar avenue, headlights heading towards sfo, you can tell from woodside road to san francisco international airport, it is a 20-minute ride. >>> just checked with sfo. because of the low clouds and fog, some flights are delayed about an hour. hi-def doppler, you can see scattered showers lighting up our radar screen especially down across the south bay right over san jose. light rain down through campbell, los gatos there. and then checking the pe

many cbc members have supported nancy pelosi from maxine waters, john lewis, barbara lee, in supportpelosi. i think that pelosi would not be in this fight if she didn't believe she could get the votes. she's going to come out a stronger leader and speaker because of that. so i'm looking forward to the vote. >> i know. i feel like a lot of people are uncomfortable with the idea of trying to pit black women who have genuine ambitions. the party hasn't been good about giving black women power in the party. using that genuine desire to leverage out the woman and not the guy, i again say sandy hoyer is right there. you want a deputy that's young and new. no one's suggested that. let me ask you this, michael steele, is the idea that the ryan/moulten faction believes if you replace nancy pelosi with a midwestern more conservative speaker that suddenly republicans will vote for democrats because that was done, is that true? >> that's not true, that's id t idiotic. nancy pelosi is in the cross hairs because certain democrats remember how nancy pelosi used her power while she was speaker. she

lee. phow do youan to work with him? >> it could be a goodor opportunitycalifornia. in which the speaker of the house nancy pelosi is from california. and the minority leader is from california. i'm not sure we have had circumstance for any state in the past. not to mean with issues that are deeply imrtant to california. we are at a drivers seat. so when we have the president of the united states threatening to with hold funding to fight wi fires in the worst wild fire disaster in our state history. the congress will be well positionedo push back a make sure the state gets the resources it needs to meet the state disaster. >> do you think mcart. >> i hope tso, will depend on whether he puts the interest of california a citizens above the often president of the united states. even during as we saw with the fires. yes, there will be times where because the president and his interests a so -- to us in lifornia. mcarthur will be in difficult position. the president wants to drill off the coast. california doesn't want that to happen. what's the minority leader going to do. i hope had e will sign with californi

lee's 20 years. both members of the democrats are voting to nominate san francisco congressmen nancy pelosi to house speaker. she's running unopposed after early opposition from newly elected democrats. in january nancy pelosi will still face a vote by the full house. when the new congress convenes before she can become the house speaker. >>> six people including four children died overnight in indiana in a house fire about an hour north of indianapolis. firefighters rescued two people from the flames but six others were trapped in the burning house. that house is in a rural area with no piped in water so firefighters had to truck in water and they even ran out of water within five minutes and had to actually stop fighting the fire until more could be brought in. >>> happening today, the bay area toll authority one last time will let drivers speak out about plans to raise the bridge tolls. on january 1st tolls are scheduled to go up by $1 on all bay area bridges. with the exception of the golden gate bridge, voters approved the toll hike in june. today's meeting is the last chance for public comment

it may just be nancy pelosi running for speaker, nobody else challenges her. we've got hakim jeffrey against barbara leeeen as a potential speaker in waiting. >> ben ray luhan who spent the last four years of his life working hard to help us win back the majority. a member of the hispanic caucus running for one of the top positions. i don't know if i'm necessarily considered the younger generation, but i am running in one of the top positions. >> i would say so. >> thank you. >> let's talk about florida and georgia and voter suppression and concerns. this signature matching seems to have come up as something that is now a major issue. how is this going to play out ultimately in these places? what role do the courts have? we talked about this earlier in the show, but republicans have in some of these states really cast what's going on as illegitimate. >> so i think florida and georgia are two very different states with two very different issues. in georgia, i think there was clear voter suppression over the years committed by brian kemp. and so i think people are right to pursue a recount. i'm not sure t

lee's honor. it would likely be in part of sfo before you reach security. >>> more than a dozen democrats say they want someone other than nancy pelosi to be speaker of the house. house leaders will pick a new leader in january. 16 democrats have released a letter saying they'll vote for new leadership. the battle for the speaker's job is shaib shaping up between the party's liberal members and a group of moderate lawmakers. a spokesperson for pelosi says she remains confidence in her support among other house members. >>> we are on our 12th consecutive day of unhealthy air. there's some yellow, moderate air creeping up from the santa cruz mountains into parts of the south bay around palo alto, redwood city and menlo park. in is going to be the trend as we head throughout the day. we wanted to see more yellow, which sh acceptable for everybo everybody. we're 40 in fremont. alameda at 49. pretty much 40s, low to mid-40s along the bay shore. a 50 in san francisco. our inland neighbors getting close to frosty, mid to upper 30s. let's talk about your commute. still see the smoke on the bay bridge as we look from south beach at the

lee miller, fox news. eric: president trump giving nancy pelosi, yes, nancy pelosi his seal of approval as the democratic lawmakeraker again. we'll explain. plus there's a stunning new development in that horrible murder of columnist jamal khashoggi. once i started looking for it was a no-brainer. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. the geico app makes it easy to manage my policy. i can pay my bill, add a new driver, or even file a claim. woo, hey now! that's a win-win. thank you! switch to geico®. it's a win-win. whooo! want to take your next vacation to new heights? tripadvisor now lets you book over a hundred thousand tours, attractions, and experiences in destinations around the world! like new york! from bus tours, to breathtaking adventures, tripadvisor makes it easy to find and book amazing things to do. and you can cancel most bookings up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. so you can make your next trip... monumental! i saw my leg did not look right. i landed. i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood

nancy pelosi the best for them? and secondly, where is the rise in leadership for black women, say barbara lee or karen bass? i know that the congressional progressive caucus has been negotiating with soon to be speaker pelosi around progressives broadly speaking on important committees. so i think that's where the action is, and that's the most important thing to take away here. >> well, one of the things that is happening in this fight is everyone now senses leverage. you have freshman coming who want committee assignments. alexandra ocasio-cortez joined a bunch of senators about getting a climate select committee. this is the way it works. people sense leverage. smart wielders of that, you're going to see something happen. there is going to have to be a bunch of deals made for this to get over the hump. >> right. and those deals are being made. this is what pelosi does. >> exactly. >> this is what she wants. i don't think she wants to just sail into the leadership. she would love to have a fight here. >> i think that's probably true. >> and she has already met with progressives and she has promised them p

lee in new york new york. this is another fox news alert, ohio democratic congresswoman marcia fudge says she will not challenge nancy pelosi for the speaker of the house job next year. fudge said pelosi has assured her black women will have a seat at the decision table. fudge had been the only unannounced possible challenger although 16 democrats have signed a letter opposing pelosi's candidacy. pelosi still faces a substantial challenge but congresswoman fudge's announcement is a major hurdle for pelosi to clear. a federal judge is preventing president trump from enforcing his latest ban on asylum-seekers. that is good news for many of the central american migrants trying to enter the u.s. along the border with california. >> each morning in tijuana, mexico, hundreds of immigrants line up for their shot at the american dream. >> everyone has to come in legally, i'm going legally. >> what the administration was trying to do was funnel illegal immigrants into this line and put down their name on the list. what the judge is saying, the immigrants don't have to wait like they are here. the united states is accepting 50

next congress with all signs pointing to san francisco's nancy pelosi and running for chair of the house democratic caucus is oakland's barbara leethe day on your favorite platforms, including our website, kpix.com >>> wet roads in the bay area making for a tricky commute in the south bay where speeds are in the red. southbound 680 crash before highway 101. it is blocking one lane and really slowing some of those speeds there. you can see this live look right now at 101. if we can take a look at the camera, this is at north first street where you can see the backup really showing. these are the revs your travel times in the bay area. -- these are the rest of your travel times in the bay area. >>> tracking a few isolated showers for the south bay, peninsula and east bay this morning and hi-def doppler. we are looking at a bit of a break in between storms alome l showers are possible through the day. heavy rain and wind tonight through tomorrow. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's wednesday, november 28, 2018. welcome back to cbs "this morning." >>> ahead, how big medical bills catch many patients by surprise, includi

senate democratic house leader nancy pelosi said the democrats victory was an opportunity to work together with drum who will strive for bipartisanship and believe that lee harvey sponsored me to seek common ground. well we can but we cannot we must stand on it for now control of the house gives democrats power to block much of the republican legislative agenda and launch investigations into trump's russian business dealings taxes and other ethical issues dogging several senior officials oh yes democrats are here to strengthen the institution in which we serve and not to have it be a rubber stamp for president chop. many democratic voters believe the house should begin impeachment proceedings against trump but the senate republican leader had a warning for democrats drawn from republicans own experience remember when we tried in the late ninety's. we impeach president clinton his numbers one often are going down and we underperform in the next election so the democrats in the house will have to decide just how much presidential harassments they think is a good strategy i'm not so sure it will work or there's not very much common ground between the partie

house which will now be run by democrats hopefully by nancy pelosi, because, you know, she is a has been. >> bill: i thought the line from mike leee.be calle junior any time at his age. >> sandra: breaking news out of the justice department. we're hearing the doj issued an opinion supporting acting attorney general matt whitaker. we'll bring it to you in a few moments. >> bill: waiting the arrival of james mattis at the u.s. southern border. where do things stand with the caravan of illegal immigrants? we'll put that question to ken paxton. he is our guest live coming up right here. >> game on. the administration is ready. cbc has got more resources down there with the military building the infrastructure and the fencing. you've got a lot more inspectors and asylum officers ready to start the interviews. whoooo. here's a trip tip! when you search hotels on tripadvisor... enter your destination and the dates of your stay. tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to find the best deal on the right hotel for you. i am a techie dad.n. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to d

lee. we still are hearing democrats question that legal opinion that came out or justice a num them put out statements today including nancyosi who is vying tobe elected speaker in the new house of representatives, leader of the democrats. but other democrats have come out with statents saying they question the legality of his a point. but are you riht, the bigger question many have raised is whether he, mr. whitaker's in a position to in anyway interveer-- interfere with the special counsel, with robert mueller's investigation. what is the understanding of that right now at justice? t the justice departmays that whitaker will consult with ethics officialsnside the justice department. these are career folks who stay whether the president say democrat or a republican but he is not committed to telling all of us what heir adv might be. and he is not committed to hollowing their advice, whatever it is, that is wy democrats like jerry mather who may be the next-- he said he will be calling whited ker testify under oath. there are real concerns whether he can be impartial in the mueller probe because as an op ed krishtd to cnn

lee carter. >> i'll be watching who is speaker of the house nancy pelosi, my guess is going to be it.hink she's going to win. >> vote is on wednesday. mitch. >> i said last week that how consumer may haves this weekend in holiday shopping is going to impact way the market is behaving consumer was robust, and market is up. >> yeah, good call mitch. >> good call. a note that the reason that people are in stores fighting with each other because it is better to fight with strangers than your family, and like your aunt who makes you watch first wives club like for the 8th time kind of seen it, been there done that. that's why people are in stores on black friday. >> with minimum wage and tweeted many times. have a great day everybody thanks for joining us. stuart is up next 25eubg it away. >> good morning maria, good morning everyone. one word, rebound. one question, will it last? well, it definitely is a bounce after last week horror show and go up a solid 200 points at the morning close. we were at 24,200 last friday. we'll be above that today. you've got to love nasdaq, home with techs