and we put out a call to nancy pelosi's office, so hope springs eternal. having said that, do you get a sense, here, that is what is really at stake here? that the argument not necessarily we for bigger government but for more money, to fund it, and they realize there is a limit you can get tapping just rich folks, that this is pursuit of, look, we get all the people jobs and we are going to make our job easier and more spending easier. >>guest: when i quote the ten most entitlement statements this year i have heard that is it. that was an entitlement. >>neil: but it surpasses what you have to pass to understand what is in it. >>guest: this is it hands down. go work harder and i want you to pay me more. go work harder, i want you to get a raise so i can get more money and she is representing one of big of the female voices we have in this country and i want to sit here and say do you realize what you have just said. >>neil: she used to be third in the line for the and the we have heard no criticism of the remarks. from the present president. >>guest: becau

we are thrilled to be able to welcome former speaker of the house nancy pelosi. thanks for coming inside. >> it's great to be in the war room. >> i know you've been in a lot of war rooms in your day over the years, and we wanted to make this like home so kind of you to be here. part of the strategy of course that you're undertaking, especially during this campaign season, is getting that majority back. so, if you had to tell folks, these are all political junkies and good progressives who watch if you had to tell people what would be your first piece of legislation under a second obama term, with a majority as speaker, what would you want to see happen? >> he will with, just what we did before when we won in '06 won the majority and we came in in the first one, 100 hours passed 606. which was about the economy, raising the minimum wage et cetera, job creation and in '08 when we won then and '09 january, we came in. >> like gang busters. >> and the first bill he signed but most important legislation right from the start, one week and one day after the president's

they commemorated nancy pelosi is 25 years in congress.in section of the growth was named in her honor. the nancy pelosi leadership half way will be built in the summer and finished in december. >> you have to see the serenity and the look on the faces of families that lost a loved one to hiv, aids, when the come here. >> she also planted trees at the growth on her 10th and 12th anniversaries in congress. you may have noticed that summer has hit the bay area. the weather has almost everyone out hiking and biking and doing other outdoor activities. this is rider park in san mateo. just one example, san fransisco topped 80 degrees which is very unusual for the some of the year. >> gorgeous weather, you cannot be how great it is here. it is just wonderful. i have not seen the sun in a long time in san fransisco. >> who doesn't enjoy the sun? it just gets you up, to do the things that you normally would not to. >> enjoy it while it lasts because there are changes coming next week. alyssa smith joining us now. pro contra costa county to san fra

we expect leader pelosi shortly. >>> again, we're waiting for minority leader nancy pelosi to come out, speak with reporters gathered here. as you can see a live picture from the u.s. capitol. the radio and television gallery. we expect leader pelosi any moment, we expect her to speak about the business just finished, a vote conducted in the house, passing, giving small business as one-time tax break for small businesses that employ less than 500 workers. although reporters on capitol hill reporting the bill's future in the senate somewhat uncertain. the senate working on reauthorization of the violence against women bill and reform of the postal service, a couple of proposal votes scheduled for about 2:15. about ten minutes from now in the senate. our coverage of the senate on c-span2. the house always on c-span and the president late other than this afternoon, in fact, in about 20 minutes, is scheduled to welcome the national champion university of alabama crimson tide to the white house. they'll be celebrating their 14th championship. >>> as we wait for minority leader employees toy

sincerely, nancy pelosi, democratic leader. [applause] thank you. >> we would not be here without wested. they do phenomenal work putting together procedures and thinking critically, which is appreciated. since 1997, glenn hartley has served as the ceo. the nonprofit agency dedicated to learning for learning for children, youth, and adults. agency staffing has doubled and revenues have grown more than four fold. you may not know this. i heard you talk about the commitment, the belief that all kids to should succeed in our schools and all adults in the community should arrive, despite the circumstances they were born into. all the people involved here today believe that with you. please join me in welcoming the line harvey, ceo of wested. >> good morning. thank you all for coming. i really appreciate it. thank you, mr. mayor, we are so excited about this. i am the ceo of wested. we have been headquartered in san francisco since the mid 1960's, so we have a long commitment to the city and we are focused on improved learning for c

nancy pelosi are both in the bay area this week and we will be talking about them but first developingnews, cbs news legend mike wallace has died >> he was a reporter on 60 minutes for four decades beginning with the debut in 1968. he was known for spending hours preparing for interviews and asking skeptical and some said combat of follow-up questions. a few years after he joined 60 minutes the program became the most influential prime-time news program in tv history >> enough time on the air, and of money by and large to do the kind of job you want, you're working with first-rate producers and it was heaven sent it to >> mike wallace died last night and day care facility in connecticut. he was 93 years old >> the east bay community is mourning the death of a father and daughter this morning >> 8 teenage driver slammed into them while they were riding their bikes in concord. another daughter that was on the ride is recovering from her injuries today. relatives kneeled and preyed on the sidewalk where the crash killed two family members. a father and his daughters were riding bicycles w

i'm pleased to have former speaker of the house nancy pelosi.king that the north koreans launder and failed a rocket. >> i was in north korea. when we went before we talked to them about their missiles and launchers and this and that and they said we do this for the money and if you want to buy our missiles fine. we warned them over and over again, they had international warnings to them not to do this launch. they said it was for weather satellite, but they are in the business of selling. and the fact that it failed after a minute and a half or two minutes is a demonstration of of how -- they have a what they call self reliance. they are exactly not that. their people are hungry, we've said we want to help feet your people, but you must stop these missile launches, the sale of missiles or any other technology to anyone else. this is a tremendous loss of face for them. i don't know if they'll even let their people know what has happened, but it's supposed to be the celebration of the great leader's 100th birthday and it lasted about one minute.

she will read a brief statement from nancy pelosi. [applause] >> she will assist she could have been here to celebrate with everyone today. business has kept her in washington. she asked me to share with her -- share with the overstatement. on international women's day, we marked progress made for women and the work still to be done. we celebrate equality, and shine a light on the dark corners were inequality remains. we honor the suffragettes and reached for the ballots and stand with the women around the world still denied the fundamental right to participate in their democracy. the past year has painted a mixed portrait of both hope and struggle for the world's women in. three women won the nobel peace prize, yet millions of mothers and daughters remained unable to reach their full potential, gets an education, and join the workforce, and lead their communities and nations. we have seen an attempt to silence women in the debate for women's health and the witness inappropriate attacks on women spoke out. we must fight to ensure that

some members, minority leader nancy pelosi and others, also calling the gop funding plan another attack on women. >> what the majority would do today with taking the funds here instead of taking it from special interests and closing corporate loopholes was to just pile on on that assault on women's health care. >> well, a short time later, house speaker john boehner erupted. >> people want to politicize this because it's an election year. but, my god, do we have to fight about everything? and now, now we're going to have a fight over women's health. give me a break. you know, this is the -- this is the latest plank in the so-called war on women. entirely created -- entirely created by my colleagues across the aisle for political gain. >> so keeping 'em honest on this issue, who's right? well, we looked at what the house bill eliminates. it's called the prevention and public health fund. about $1 billion this budget year. the categories include tobacco prevention, hiv screening, nutrition programs, hospital and infection control, immunization, increases in the number of doctors and docto

what they >> longtime san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi was honored for her partner creation of the national a.i.d.s. memorial globe. the san francisco gay men's chorus sir -- serenaded the crowd. >> you have to see the sir reinty. the look on the face office families who lost their loved win two hides hiv/aids ahead -- when they come here, the resolve it gives them to help in this crusade. '. >> ama: pelosi helped plant a tree. she was commended for her strong support for the a.i.d.s. community. >> alan: san francisco police released sketched of three suspects involved in a scam targeting the elderly. police believe these woman have stolen jewelry and money from 1 people. they're described as chinese women in their 40s. police say the suspects approach the victims and convince them their cursed. at that point the victims give the suspects their valuables to be purified, and the valuables are never returned. >> ama: a by area lottery player will have a little more money in his or her picture. a ticket is worth $274,000 after matching five of six numbers last night. it was sold a

. >> also from nancy pelosi, and from our speaker pro tem. >> thank you very much. >> could we have the organization please stand so we can recognize all of the members who are here today? please stand. please stand. [applause] i just had a couple of other recognitions. we're joined by the small business commission. thank you for joining us. >> next we have the committee advocate of the year award. an amazing woman, who formed sage, and years ago i was able to sit in on her classes. are you familiar with those? she is unbelievable. she would show up in a pink suit and talk to men who were basically arrested for soliciting women for sex and she would talk about as tv's -- std's and why this is wrong and then she transformed a talked- about why she was a particular prostitute. she would actually point at man and say you picked me up five years ago, remember? i was floored by this. the other thing she did, she said, how many of you have kids. the metal to raise their hands. some would say i want you to look at the guy next to you and picture him raping your daughter. some of these men were

. >>> and nancy pelosi honored today as she marks 25 years in congress.an francisco gay men's chorus surprised the house leader with song and festival in golden gate park. the house minority leader helped to establish the grove in 1996. today she thought about what it meant to those who lost the loved ones to the disease. >> the peace it gives them, the resolve it gives them to help in this crusade that is continuing, until there is a cure. >> a new section of the grove to be built this summer will be named after representative nancy pelosi. >>> and during his weekly internet radio address today, president obama urged congress to extend a law that would stop interest rates on student loans from doubling. >> you see if congress doesn't act, on july one, interest rates on some student loans will double. nearly seven and a half million students will end up owing more on their loan payments. that would be a tremendous blow and could be stoppable. >> the president went on to say making it difficult for young people to afford college is like cutting our own fut

speaking about making history, i just want to say a little bit about nancy pelosi being here today. our house democratic leader has been a national champion. she was with me yesterday for a good part of the day, going through and revering with our municipal transit agency and our very hopeful completion of our central subway -- revealing with our minister transit agency our hopeful completion of central subway. she was kind of like me. all we can talk about is jobs, jobs, jobs. and there are some great programs president obama and her have put together, and we have benefited from them so much here and used it rightly so to employees so many people. it is my great pleasure and honor to introduce her this morning to be part of this exciting and historic effort. please welcome leader pelosi. [applause] >> thank you very much, mr. mayor. i am honored to be here with you this morning on this very important occasion. listening to you and the enthusiasm that you have always had and that you demonstrated here today, we're very blessed to have your leadership on this initiative and many othe

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nancy pelosi would never under any circumstances -- >> i'm happy to have dinner with nancy pelosi.un, i'm sure. >> bill: that would be great. >> yeah. catholic to catholic, right, bill? , mano on mano. >> bill: plenty as the factor moves along this evening. marks the 50th anniversary of the james bond series. kardashians get a big new tv contract. what does that say about american culture. the culture warriors will weigh in. we hope you stay tun >> bill: culture warrior segment tonight, i often site americans who don't know very much about their country. sometimes i say watching programs like jersey shore, the kardashians can make you dim. now, i know some smart people watch those programs for diversion and you can pay attention to your country and consume mindless entertainment as well. however, polls show about 50% of americans have no clue about what's happening in this nation and perhaps our pop culture is partly to blame. here now to analyze the culture warriors jeanine pirro and gretchen carlson. carlson, the kardashians just signed a new tv deal. >> huge. >> bill: for report

and representative nancy pelosi was honored today for her work in putting the country's first national aids memorial on the map. the national aids memorial grove at golden gate park commemorated for 25 years in congress. a new section of the growth was named in her honor. the leadership pass what will be built during the summer and be finished by world aids day in december. >> you have to see the serenity, the look on the faces of families that have lost a loved one to hiv/aids, when they come here. >> she also planted trees that grow on her 10th and 20th anniversary years in congress. well, saving lives with rhythm. not lips. a british tough-guy has signed up to address the more squeamish sides of cpr. the campaign is aimed at a british audience. and a could not come at a better time. >> it is a perfect pitch for the soccer star turned hollywood tough-guy vinnie jones. >> there are times in life and being tough comes in handy. >> a new campaign from the british art foundation that you don't need cpr training to save lives. it is called " hands only cpr ". >> hard and fast in the middl

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nancy pelosi the only one who has ever been speaker in this can you want country has the opportunity time to get back here job as speaker. the way she is going to do that is to win the house back. she needs a net of about 25 seats. she can net those 25 seats and at the same time, benefit handsomely in pursuit thereof of president obamats campaign. president obama gets more votes out of people 18 to 25 or 29 than anyone has ever seen any person get. if he does that as he did in 2008, he does that in 2012, nancy pelosi wins. >> she is coming on the show on thursday night, everybody. so stay tuned on that. donnie, last words on rick santorum's departure. >> we will miss him, miss the sweater vests. >> in fact, i have a pile of sweater vests that we are going to put on the table as sort of a way of saying goodbye, a little ceremony on sweater vests to be able to say goodbye. is it a good thing or a bad thing for the president? >> doesn't matter for the president. romney was in control of the republican party, in control of the nomination. he already turned, made his pivot to president ob

between president obama and nancy pelosi they have a winning mess sang. john boehner has a rough road to hoe. >> they don't understand young people struggling economically and trying to start their careers. i had a guy on the radio show, is the five grand to me and if you're in and out of a job, this will hold me back somewhat. the republicans, five grand, like a 25 cent piece to them. they don't get it, don't have a clue. joan walsh, great to have you tonight. next, another success story from the american automobile industry. this is something mitt romney should really like. this time, it's chrysler. congressman gary peters will join me on this. scott walker, he doesn't tell the truth when he's talking to people on cable news. now, he's publishing the lies. i'll show you some outrageous scott walker propaganda landed here in the big apple. stay with us. >>> you may have heard that i was successful in business. yep, that rumor is true. but you might not have heard that i became successful by helping start a business that grew from 10 people to hundreds of

. >> and live now to house minority leader nancy pelosi who will speak on preventing student loan interest rates from going up on july 1st. >> today on the floor of the house, we were taking up legislation relating to the interest rates paid by students and their families on student loans. all americans i think agree that the best investment of family and a nation can make is in the education of our children for their own self-fulfillment, but also for the competitiveness of our nation. for this reason in 2007, the democratic majority in the congress passed legislation that would ratchet down the interest rates that the students pay on their loans. it passed in a strong bipartisan way, 77 republicans voted for it, president bush signed the legislation. now that is expiring, and last week, in their budget, the republicans overwhelmingly voted to allow the 6.8% interest rates to come forth. crates in our budget said no, we have to offset that and continue the 3.4% interest rates. this makes a very big difference around the kitchen table of america's families. the republicans lost patience wi

important topic, i just want to say thank you and welcome to an amazing house democratic leader nancy pelosi, for bringing the sunshine in today, thank you. [applause] as well, i want to thank our board president david chiu for being here this morning. thank you. [applause] i see david campos is here, and other members of the board of supervisors are coming in and waking up and doing other things. [laughter] [applause] i also want to thank our superintendent of schools, carlos garcia. thank you for being here. [applause] and from united way, thank you, ann, for being here. roberta from after college, thank you for being here. -- roberto, thank you for being here. and you'll hear from two one a fall youth from our city. we will hear from you in a moment -- two wonderful youth from our city. we will hear from you in a moment. as you know, we have a lot of berbers and shows. companies, associations, are college board, school board, leaders from the non-profit area. our community-based organizations have been so and valuable to helping us build an infrastructure here. thank you, all of you, for

you see nancy pelosi and you see hillary clinton and you see michele bachmann and you see condoleezza rice, and people think it's missioned accomplished, there are women everywhere, there are plenty of them. but the reality is, we're talking about 17% in congress, 24% in state legislatures. of all of the governors in this country, only six women. and that's down from the record. we've been going down in statewide elected office consistently. so, we see this kind of flat-lining, and we all sort of moan, what can we do? and we looked at the year 2012, and we said this is another year of opportunity. and we thought about this at the center and with our partner, mary hughes out in california, a while ago, and we've been working on something called the 2012 project, to take advantage of 2012. because let's look at this year. it's a redistricting year, once again, after the census. every state legislative line, every congressional district redrawn, creating new open seats, making incumbents a little less entrenched because their districts and their constituents are different, more retiremen

we're very lucky to be joined by democratic leader nancy pelosi at this event tomorrow. i think that underscores we're on the cutting edge here in san francisco and really putting resources forward and putting energy forward and getting jobs for youth this summer. thank you for raising the issue. thank you very much. supervisor chu: thank you, mr. elliott. go to the presentation by the youth commission. >> thank you very much chairwoman chiu. and thank you supervisors avalos, olague, kim. honorable members of the committee. we have prepared a modest but hopefully to the point powerpoint presentation to give you guys a bit of context. this piece of legislation before you, so if we could turn everyone's attention to the computer. that would be great. i'm the director of the youth commission and i'm here with the commissioner appointed by mayor lee and my colleague. nick. >> hi, guys. my name is nicholas, i'm a sophomore and i'm the mayor appointee on the youth commission. i just wanted to give you guys a little bit of background on the summer plus jobs campaign. so as far

nancy pelosi would never under any circumstances -- >> i'm happy to have dinner with nancy pelosi.be fun, i'm sure. >> bill: that would be great. >> yeah. catholic to catholic, right, bill? , mano on mano. >> bill: plenty as the factor moves along this evening. marks the 50th anniversary of the james bond series. kardashians get a big new tv contract. what does that say about american culture. the culture warriors will weigh in. ♪ [ slap! ] [ slap! slap! slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plug. i have club passes. [ male announcer ] get the mileage card with special perks on united, like a free checked bag, united club passes, and priority boarding. thanks. ♪ okay. what's your secret? [ male announcer ] the united mileageplus explor