>> well, look, i think it's because of comments like nancy pelosi. she is the representative from san francisco. the place originally where diversity and tolerance was born. it's so sad how far we've fallen. yesterday's champions of diversity have become today's intolerance. they look at just race and gender and they don't ideologic. i got one thing to say to nancy pelosi, i'm harvard educated, i'm a christian, i'm gay, i'm pro-gun, and aim con zi'm a con. >> mercedes, what about jobs? what about isis? what about immigration? those are the three things that people have pushed back on on democrats and specifically hillary clinton because of, right? >> well, that's correct. and i think it shows that nancy pelosi as many of the democrats, they've been so focused this whole week about pushing for this identity politics. they kind of forgot about the white guy in the room. so it's interesting that they have talked about jobs but, guess what, eric, it's all about the same old bag of tricks that we have seen pushing forward, a tax plan that would basically

nancy pelosi: he will tell you that later. >> leader pelosi, thank you.ns to you. with the idea that states are laboratories for democracy, the national governors association promotes flexibility, but it seems like often from congress that we get a one-size-fits-all approach without the flexibility that we would need to be effective laboratories, probably because we can't be trusted, or that is the sentiment with a lot of folks in washington and congress , so how can we move past first trust is using get to where we can have fair accountability, but also the flexibility we need to shape these programs the way we think we could deliver the best results? rep. pelosi: this is the newest governor coming with the question that governors always ask about flexibility. you learned very fast. the balance has to be there. for variousill purposes. money thatthat the is sent would be for that purpose. it's not even a question of trust it is a question of the can there be out. more opportunity for waivers adjusting to individual situations? i think there is an attempt

that is where nancy pelosi went. >> i will talk about one proposal.dra: we've got it all wrong. >> infrastructure, bridges, roads, airports, people back to work, with the private sector as a partner and invests. and public/private partnerships. she is not someone who stands for big government. she believes as u.s. senator. as a u.s. senator she had good working relationships with the private sector. and in public/private partnerships on infrastructure investment. kennedy: i understand that she goes after donald trump for his bankruptcies. rightly some i mean that is an area of suspicion that he has yet to overcome. yet she wants all students to default on their debt and then shift that to the american taxpayer to pay for college. that is a big government program. assisting -- $15 federally mandate minimum wage. that hurts small businesses. they have to lay people off and fewer workers and automation that hurts minorities. >> you're right in reservations. she does not stand for default in student debt. she stands refinancing. harris: i want to cover wi

nancy pelosi pasty affordable manyact now covering americans.osi has helped more people sit at the table collecting more women to congress in bringing more into the leadership. nancy pelosi understands that when americans stick together, we are stronger. nancy pelosi will never stop fighting for a stronger america. [cheers] >> please welcome house democratic leader nancy pelosi. [cheers] >> good evening. [cheers] >it is my honor to stand before you tonight as the proud member of the progressive california delegation. [cheers] and to acknowledge my maryland roots. [cheers] privilege to stand for you as the leader of the house democrats. serve with ourto lead -- harry reid, as president joe biden and one of the greatest president in our history, president barack obama. [cheers] together, we passed the affordable care act, together we act,d the lily ledbetter investment into the recovery act,. frank -- dodd frank, we repeal don't ask don't tell. [cheers] this -- memo this would have been possible without the courage of our house democrats. we are a

thank you, nancy pelosi.nk you. >> former tip o'neill employee, chris matthews the current democratic leader in the house, quick thanks, when we come back a discussion about the wikileaks story as it continues to play out tonight. >>> three cybersecurity experts told us the dnc e-mails were hacked by russian intelligence. what do you say? >> there's no proof of that whatsoever. we have not disclosed our source. this is a diversion being pushed by the hillary clinton campaign. >> our foreign correspondent, richard engel talking on a satellite monitor with julian assange, the founder of wikileaks. wikileaks dominated the news cycle during the run up to this convention with an enormous document dump, tens of thousands democratic committee e-mails they came to possess. it has already cost the chair of the democratic national committee her job. richard engel is with us from here in new york to start our conversation on this topic. richard, what else did julian assange say about how they came into possession of the

house minority leader nancy pelosi.ee you later for coverage of the democratic convention here on fox all eyes are on philadelphia, big night at the 2016 democratic convention president barack obama vice president joe biden and hillary clinton's vp pick tim kaine is speaking tonight. security is extra tight and burning with expectation. co-host of america's newsroom, martha? >> good evening. here is some of what we're picking up on the floor tonight about what you can expect. look for mike bloomberg who has a very high speaking spot today. he is going to come right before tim kaine this evening. look for him to take down donald trump new york billionaire to new york billionaire. i have detected quite a bit

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i've said often of nancy pelosi she says the damnedest things and this is an example of that.hat a gaffe to say that and to condescend as she seemed so clearly to do to voters who care about the issues that she mentioned. the kind of thing that happens during conventions and you're a party leader, look at something like that, or a campaign manager, look at something like that, oh, my god, what next? interesting to see how they handle that going forward. >> not to mention, brit, you made clear the three gs you were speaking out of the time were god, golf, and grandchildren. i'm not sure she has the three gs right. >> i think she has a different set. >> something about what nancy pelosi showed me is how some elements of this party are really out of touch with a lot of america. you know, the flyover states, if you will, not on the coast, and there was another moment that can't pass tonight without us talking about it, that was leon panetta, the chairman -- rather the former cia director. he was also -- do we have this? we have a clip. why don't we play it and then i'll make a poi

i just came from a luncheon that nancy pelosi through.eech and michelle obama's speech and everyone who has spoken from the heart about the hope and the great place that this country is and can continue to be is really moving. >> for you and the show, you have been doing episodes -- we just got a cheese steak. this is how we welcome you to town. typically in breaks i put this on my head. >> i have been trying to ask for real air-conditioning and all i got was this. cool down your cheese steak. your show you have been tackling these topics of chelsea does marriage, being gay, you have been doing into political topics. what have you learned about american culture by going around and having these honest conversations? >> what i have learned is the most impactful thing i have learned is we are a a country that is moving forward and needs to continue moving forward and we can't move backwards. that's what donald trump represents and he represents fear and fear mongering and it's funny this season of "house of cards" is perfectly parallels what

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house minority leader nancy pelosi released a statement. saying they will continue to for a meaningful gun bills that will save lives and protect us from terrorism. with expanded background checks and meaningful no-fly by legislation. billy: the same things that democrats were asking for last week. checks forkground gun sales and a ban on gun sales to people on no-fly list. on thebeen stepped up heels of the orlando shooting were 49 people were killed. one of the ringleaders organizers. john lewis of georgia. the member from connecticut says he and luis had written the speaker and plan to have a meeting with him. if there amendments can be put andhis republican bill other dilatory tactics may be considered. i'm not so certain that they will do another set in. what kind of march that might be whether in jericho like circling of the capital or something else, that is what they're talking about. everything seems to hinge more on this meeting they hope to have with the speaker and what comes out of that. to get intohappens that republican bill.

. >> nancy pelosi blaming clinton's struggles on god, guns and gays. we reveal the real likely reasons. >>> plus, donald trump says we need to work with russia to defeat isis. good plan to stomp out the terrorist group for good. see you at 11:30. >> eric, thank you very much. >>> up here first is the summer heat wave too hot for you? well, then just stay home. what the government is telling federal workers that they have private workers steaming ma >>> wouldn't it be nice if you could tell your boss, it's just too hot to go to work today? the obama administration's office of personnel management is actually encouraging some federal workers to do just that in a beat the heat memo. and that's making john red hot. john, i never got a break like this in the private sector. i don't know about you. >> that's because you're in the private sector. we're in the business of profit here. no such thing as taking days off because it's uncomfortable outside. government is not in the for-profit world. furthermo furthermore, most functions are not necessary, hence it

now minority leader nancy pelosi joins us now. welcome.t's so good to see you here, but i'm wondering as you watch this roll call play out, where the bernie sanders supporters are still getting their final cry in, whether you think that you're signaling unity with this. >> we're signaling strength. as we disagree with each other, we learn more about each other, and more and more people are coming together. some may never get there. they just may not get there. but largely, this convention is coming together. everybody understands that whatever our differences, they're vastly-- small compared to the vast difference between the democrats and the republicans, between hillary clinton and the republican nominee. >> woodruff: i've curious about your own delegation, madam leader, california. 300-and-some delegates for hillary clinton, but over 200 delegates for bernie sanders. california is the biggest, most populous state in the country. how are they coming together? >> they'll come together. we'll have the biggest vote for hillary clinton. gove

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minority leader nancy pelosi says electing mrs. clinton is more than just a history-making event. >> hillary clinton knows that this moment is not just about one woman's achievement. it's about what electing a woman president will mean for achieving the dreams and hopes and aspirations of every woman, every daughter, every son, every family. >> reporter: leader pelosi also spoke about stronger gun laws and investing in education and equal pay. back out live to philadelphia now. hillary clinton will be introduced by her daughter, stanford grad chelsea clinton. as steve was mentioned, steve handelsman, katy perry will also be performing in the next 90 minutes. see it all in our primetime coverage beginning at 7:00 tonight. >>> now, to the latest on the sobranos fire. the the fire started in monterrey county north of big sur. firefighters say it's burned more than 27,000 acres, 34 homes destroyed and today cal fire identified the bulldozer operator who died fighting the fire as robert reagan from fresno county. right now the fire is o

sam: and that would be harry reid and nancy pelosi, respectively.now, there's no guarantee that either leader could have actually moved the bills through their chamber. the 60-vote supermajority in the senate only lasted a few months, and it was an extremely fragile supermajority. but it's also true that they chose to use their political capital on other issues. staying right now on capitol hill and the promise of closure in the ongoing email investigation of hillary clinton. recently, fbi director james comey said, "the agency does not recommend criminal charges," after he blasted clinton for, quote, "extremely careless behavior." this was the reaction from some members of congress. jason chaffetz: we're mystified and confused by the fact pattern that you laid out and the conclusions that you reached. will hurd: well, that's not a crime? that's outrageous. director comey: i don't think that our investigation established that she was actually particularly sophisticated with respect to classified information. ron desantis: isn't she an original class

. >> nancy pelosi blaming clinton's struggles on god, guns and gays.he real likely reasons. >>> plus, donald trump says we need to work with russia to defeat isis. good plan to stomp out the terrorist group for good. see you at 11:30. >> eric, thank you very much. >>> up here first is the summer heat wave too hot for you? well, then just stay home. what the government is telling federal workers that they have private workers steaming mad. that's next. ♪ is depression more than sadness? ♪ it's a tangle of multiple symptoms. ♪ ♪ trintellix (vortioxetine) is a prescription medicine for depression. trintellix may start to untangle or help improve the multiple symptoms of depression. for me, trintellix made a difference. tell your healthcare professional right away if your depression worsens, or you have unusual changes in mood, behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. trintellix has not been studied in children. do not take with maois. tell your healthcare professional about your medications,

nancy pelosi: thank you. be if not, i will when i come back. thank you, iowa. thank you all. what he did was to feed the hungry and the world through science in a new and different way, so beautiful. thank you. >> governor malloy? >> thank you. it is great to see you again. it is fun to be with you. i just want to say that. you touched on a number of subjects, not the least of which is the opioid situation, and i know you understand that that money is necessary today not tomorrow. in fact, we are way behind where we need to be in this fight against opioid abuse, a person dying every 20 minutes in the united states as a result of overdosing on opioids, and the problem is getting bigger as fentanyl is being introduced on a broader basis and used as a substitute for opioids, so anything you can do to further that. i agree with you. this is an emergency as epic as a great flood or a great forest fire or great damage to infrastructure that might because by some other means, and so anything you can do, we would gre

[applause] we are thrilled to have mayor ed lee with us along with house democratic, nancy pelosi. assembly member david chui a great campion for the arts in sacramento. we have supervisor malia cohen. and i believe do we have supervisor scott wiener here today? no. president breed was going to try to join us as well. we also have [inaudible] george gas gone. i'm also joined on the stage by reverend calvin [inaudible] [applause] director of san francisco public works, mohammed nuru. bayview opera house vise president theo [inaudible] [applause]. and also our brilliant landscape architects walter hood. [applause [. i want to ocknowledge the san francisco arts commissioner is. we have jd veltram in the audience . i believe commissioner greg chui is with us. commissioner chuck collins. kimberley striker, thank you for all your work on behalf of the san francisco arts commission. i also see fellow colleagues here including [inaudible] department of environment. director elaine forbs joins by port commission vice president kimberley brandon and deputy director of [inaudible] civic engag

. >> when you heard house minority leader nancy pelosi say what she said, take a listen real quick and your reaction. >> so many times white, non-college educated white males have voted republican. they voted against their own economic interest because of guns, because of gays, and because of god. the three gs. god being the woman's right to choose. that is softening. some of those people were never going to vote democratic any way. >> the latest polls have hillary clinton down 38 points with non-college educated white graduates. what about her statement there? >> well, i can't speak to her comments. but i can tell you what our campaign is doing, and what our campaign is doing is going out there and talking about where these voters are hurting most, and that's on the economy. when you look at what donald trump is proposing, more tax breaks for the rich and his record, which is not paying his small business contractors, cheating hourly wage workers out of their pay, and shipping jobs overseas, donald trump would be a disaster for working class americans. >> a lot of people heard nancy p

i may not have used the same words as nancy pelosi.t the democratic party is standing for is making sure everybody has a chance at the american dream. >> that is a proactive argument. what is heard in that sound byte is that they don't understand that democratic policies are better for them. they vote against their economic interest. can it be that they believe in the republican philosophy. >> this is 200 proof distilled contempt. you hear similar strains from the republican elites to be completely blunt with you. this is why we are going through political turmoil is because of disconnect between people in charge they hate the people they lead. >> that is why donald trump is so popular with white caucasians because he is taking on trade idea of bad trade deals which sold a lot of blue collar jobs and white collar jobs to other countries. the democratic party has always been the party minus nafta, the party which you will see hillary clinton say we are against the trans pacific partnership. >> she was in favor of it before. >> the melt

question for you, did house minority leader nancy pelosi dismiss donald trump's chances in november?isten to this. >> i think that donald trump is being treated to a premium standard. there just isn't a thing he can say that can predicate everything else and what do you think about what trump said. who cares. he's a -- you know, he is donald trump here today, good tomorrow presidential candidate. >> he is here today, gone tomorrow candidate to fox business network's chris reagan, along with simon rosenberg, and capri cafero. you're a democrat. you said be careful about dismissing donald trump. >> you said if we dismiss donald trump, it is to our peril in november. you just heard those poll numbers in that stand up record before we went up here, and in swing states like ohio and virginia and even pennsylvania, you are seeing donald trump and hillary clinton neck-and-neck, and that is because his message on issues like trade, and immigration, are resinating with some areas in the country who feel they've been left behind by the economy in the last 20 to 35 years. they are attracted to

america succeeds. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome democratic leader representative, democrat nancy pelosif california and the united states house of representatives. ms. pelosi: good evening, everyone. in 1776, not far from here, the founding fathers created our years before women won the right to vote. we are preparing to shatter the highest class healing in our country -- glass ceiling in our country by electing hillary clinton president of the united states. proud to be part of this historic moment in our history? hillary clinton knows that this is not just about one woman's achievement, but what a woman president will mean for the hopes, dreams, and aspirations of every woman, every son, and every daughter across the land for generations to come. the democratic women of the house are leading the way to unleash the power of america's women and working emily's in our economy -- families in our economy, in our society, and in our democracy. nothing is more wholesome for america than the increased participation and leadership of women in government and politics. here tonight are women who

janel mo'ne will head line nancy pelosi's opening day party. tomorrow afternoon broadway song birds, indiaman dell and sidney lauper will host a event. fergie will head line an evening gala wednesday night that should be fun. thursday night snoop dog will perform at the electric factory. there is a huge, camden concert at bb and t, that will feature lady gaga, lenny cravats and philly's own dj jazzy jeff. there is a truth of power event scheduled today through wednesday. it will feature dj's, accoustic acts, rosario dawson will host my peoples talk show , rapper freeway expect tonight for that event and i'm hearing there is a a rumor about a closing party that is scheduled at the fillmore, with some pretty big guests, any ideas. >> perhaps springsteen, you are you hearing. >> i don't know my people aren't talking yet. >> i want to know your people because i'm sure they know. >>> if you are looking for a guide to help you survive 2016 national convention just head to fox 29.com to find a banner at the top of the page and we are all over this. le

was among the first to see it. >> reporter: congresswoman nancy pelosi and ed lee are celebrating theewel of the bay view. the opera house is the oldest theater in the city built back in 1888. it's always been a neighborhood gathering spot. >> it just has such a history with the community. people call it their opera house. people really feel very invested in it. >> reporter: in 2014 years after talk, the historic landmark began a nearly $6 million renovation. it was upgraded, water proofed and now meets accessibility requirements. outside there's a new walkway, stage and garden. >> the theme was definitely accessibility, physical and also to the community. and safety. by lowering and taking down the fence fences. >> reporter: expect the newly renovated opera house to continue its role as a hub. >> where everyone can come whether they're new to the neighborhood or people that have been long time residents of the neighborhood. >> up next on abc7 at 9:00. in the south bay the >>> 186 tons of hot dogs and corn dogs from bar s foods are being recalled for possible listeria contamination. t

we heard from the house minority leader, nancy pelosi, a short time ago. and we're going to hear from you now on gun policy. democrats on the floor of the house earlier today, again, talking about gun violence during morning hour speeches. democrats using much of their show pictures of victims and that continued for a period of time after the house gaveled out of morning hour speeches. and it stopped eventually and democrats then caucused on the floor of the house. we'll have to see in about a little less than 15 minutes from now when the house comes back in for legislative business. we'll have to see what happens then. but we'd like to get your thoughts. we'll do that in just a moment. we do want to show you the scene from the floor of the house just prior to the time that leadership attempted to gavel out of morning-hour speeches and then we'll take your calls in a moment. the speaker pro tempore: involving members trafficking to the well is a breach of this decorum. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house until the hour of 12:00

speaker. >> for what purpose does the gentleman from -- >> nancy pelosi speaking from the house.we will be right back as the kron4 morning news continues. hey guys lunch is here! it's on me fellas. with the chase mobile app, stephen curry can send money to more people in less time. thanks, steph! no problem. even to friends in a growing number of other banks. ya'll ready to go? come on fellas let's go! easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. >>> good morning, checking in on the morning commute. 18 minutes is your average drive from the maze to the sky way. >>> a man behind bars after attacking four homeless men in four days in san diego. anthony pagett was arrested yesterday. he's suspected of killing two homeless men and seriously injuring two others. the attacks all happened in a span of four days. two of the victims were beaten to death. two others were set on fire. police say three of the victims were attacked while they were sleeping. >>> happening today, san francisco mayor ed lee is visiting orlando to pay respect to the victims of the orlando cl

nancy pelosi: actions like this should unify us as a country.rified by this despicable act of violence and we share in the shock and grief for the officers killed, their loved ones, and the entire dallas community. taylor: the house speaker also spoke from the floor calling americans to come together to heal after the shooting. after the shootings in dallas, police in several cities across the country are patrolling in pairs. police in new york, boston, chicago, and washington, d.c., have ordered officers to pair up in patrol cars. the state department's opening an internal investigation into possible mishandling of classified information by then secretary of state hillary clinton. some of clinton's closest confidant to be facing punishment including the loss of security clearances. the state department suspended its probe in deference to the f.b.i. investigation. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more 120 countries, i am taylor riggs. will be our rupkey guest. he said rate hikes are coming sooner t

martha: let's go back to the floor, nancy pelosi speaking about dallas now.sten. >> this horrible crime. it is clear that those perpetrators of this vile act have an agenda of evil. the past few days have seen too much death and too much heartbreak. as reverend martin luther king wrote, darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that. and that, of course, reminds me of our glorious song of st. francis which is the anthem of my city of san francisco that i call upon now. st. francis appealed to the lord, make me an instrument of thy peace. where there is darkness, may i bring light. where there is hatred, may i bring love. where there is despair, may i bring hope. i associate myself with the remark of our speaker when he referenced our president. justice will be done. justice must be done. and that's -- we must also, mercy must be done. and as we do that, as we seek mercy and justice, i also want to reference the remark of the mayor of dallas when he said we must get to the root causes of what happe

the house democrats led by nancy pelosi pushing for new gun laws.ll hold a news conference later this more than demanding a vote on their bills. this comes as republican leaders should be punished for their sit-in. >>> despite pumping billions of taxpayer dollars into the va, the agency still requires urgent reform and remains plagued by many profound efficiencies. that is the finding of a congressional report obtained by cnn. it is set to be released later today and it says some so-called improvements implemented in the last two years have actually made conditions worse. i remember cnn was all over this with drew griffin. just the fact that that agency is still having these problems. >> it's a shame and it's just horrible for those veterans who have to wait so long. >>> all right. let's get an "early start" on "your money." the aftershock of the brexit vote still rattling global stock markets, actually global markets of never stripe. dow futures are down. asia closing with losses overnight. investors fleeing the british pound pushing it to a new 31

tomorrow, democratic leader nancy pelosi is planning to gather on the front steps of the capital with advocates and survives. >>> a big wildfire in kern county threatening 100 homes and threatening dozens of evacuations. it's called the deer fire and has burned 1800 acres of bear countin in central california and is 80% contained. the deer fire is 30 miles south of the erskine fire in lake isabella that killed two people and burned 48,000 acres. >>> new video shows a tornado touching down near the kentucky and west virginia border yesterday, tearing off the roof of a awl walmart. of it cut an independence day celebration short. >> it flattened the tent and blew everything down and people were running for their life its looked like. >>> 55 miles down the road, high winds turned this man's lawn into a junkyard and the car he just finished paying up was upside down. >>> oh, what a mess, and up here, not much to speak of. >>> june gloom in the month of july. good afternoon, everybody. we have a big deck, a swath of low clouds and fog and drizzle persisting along the immediate see shore. t

today, though, we have former house speaker nancy pelosi speaking. heavy hitter is bill clinton. in 2012 he gave a really compelling speech at the convention making the case for re-election of barack obama and many people regarded it as the best speak of the 2012 convention so whether he will be able to bring that magic pixie dust for his wife is something everyone will be looking for. >> thank you. you're doing a great job out there. live in philadelphia. thank you. >>> less than 24 hours after gunshots and chaos at a fort worth fort myers club, the parking lot of club blu is packed with mourners. 14-year-old sean archilles and stefan strawder were killed after gunshots rang out at a teen party at the club. the community says it's coming together to put fort myers back together. >> so much sympathy and love for the families. can't imagine what they are going through. >> for it to be such a young crowd, it was just terrible. i don't know if it's a random act of violence or what it is but it's terrible. enough is enough. >> 16 people were injured, som

nancy pelosi had a similar message. >> there will be a temptation to let our anger harden our divisionsthat happen. there is going to be a temptation to let our anger send us further in to our corners, let's not let that happen. that script is too easy to write. it's too predictable. it's been a long month for america. >> we must continue to work the work of non violence and demand and end to senseless killing everywhere, must do so of sharing our common values, our fait of every person. >> speaker ryan and nancy were united in their call for an end to the deadly violence. joining us now with more perspective is face the nation host john dicker zonks we appreciate you coming on with us , the shootings in dallas last night and earlier this week in minnesota and louisiana, clearly they are shifting to political conversation. i'm curious to know how it's being shifted. toward gun control or attitude with law enforcement or both? >> i think both. it's shifting to the topic and the question now is whether it shifts to any kind of solutions or set of issues. now everybody is? a solidarity mom

house minority leader nancy pelosi was on the stage talking about the glass ceiling that's been shattered. >> this moment is about the landmark progress president hillary clinton will achieve for families everywhere yearning for a better life, a better chance and a better america. >> leader pelosi also pushed for increased gun control krooigt the recent sit-in by lemtic lawmakers held at the capitol earlier this year. >> pelosi made history as the first speaker of the house and now history made again. hillary clinton is the first female presidential nominee of a major party and tonight she will make her case to voters. nbc's bay area mark matthews is at a watch party in san francisco and how is the turnout right now, and what do these democrats want to hear? >> reporter: well, we've got about two dozen people here at verge in the 3100 block of mission. they are hear to hear hillary clinton's speech tonight, of course, and i think what they want to hear from her is her vision of the future. those in the know tell me it is going to be a challenge for the first woman nominee. it will be toug

nancy pelosi was among those attending today's dedication ceremony. >> we're here today to honor theture of the latino community and san francisco and in doing so recognize that the beauty is in the mix. >> reporter: mexico secretary of foreign affairs flew in for the event. she has openly criticized any suggestion of building a wall between her country and the united states. >> next time you hear someone talking about building borders between people, ideas and cultures, i invite you to think of san francisco, san francisco's most iconic image, it is a bridge. it is a golden gate that has opened the doors to all of us. >> reporter: the museum is expected to open in the spring of 2019. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> the squeaky styrofoam coffee cups will become a thing of the past in san francisco. supervisors gave final approval to ban the sale of products made from the poly or noncompostable materials, including coolers and pool toys and packing peanuts, set to take affect january 1st. >>> and supervisors are still meeting and considering a ballot measure to raise

nancy pelosi will precede president clinton. we want to bring in lauren mayk, with me live here at the wells fargo center on the floor. and the delegates fired up where you are, lauren. >> reporter: they certainly are, jim. we just heard a huge cheer for bernie sanders. we're going to hear cheers both for bernie sanders and hillary clinton, probably for the next hour or so. because this roll call vote is getting under way. they will go through each of the states, and each will get a chance to have their say. now, unity is something that those running this convention is -- they are really working hard toward right now. i got a chance to talk to both someone who is working for the clinton folks and trying to get a handle on that. and also a bernie sanders supporter. take a listen to how they are feeling today. >> ever since he's endorsed her, he's been having a consistent message for us. so nothing he said last night came as a surprise. he's been asking us to support what's best for our country. it was certainly a proud moment. >>

when nancy pelosi was speaker of the house and democrats had control what legislation did they pass at that time? o >> that is a criticism of the house democrats have gotten because when nancyba pelosi was speaker and they have a pretty hefty majorityns e plus 60 votes in the senate and obama in the white house you think it would have advanced gun legislation and republicans are pointing that out repeatedly. with the house democratic caucus back then they had a large majority because they had blue dog moderateid not f democrats in swing districts sie and a lot did not favor stricter gun control measures since then you see a lot of the of moderates that is why the house democratic caucus has went to the left to unify behind the stricter gun control measures. >> she has asked that question in the typical response is we need to act now from orlando to see ae to te pretty now it is something that needs to get done now.ur if republicans are willing to bring support the democrats are right there to do that. >>. >> i guess i am one of the nra members that it does notpu support the terror watc

thousands minority leader nancy pelosi was at the podium an hour ago reflecting on what it would mean to elect a woman to the  most powerful post in the world. >> hillary clinton knows that this moment is not just about one woman's acheivement. it is about what electing a woman president will mean for achieving the dreams and hopes and as pir rations of every woman, every son, every family across our land. this moment is about the landmark progress president hillary clinton will achieve for families everywhere yearning for a better life, a better chance and a better america. >> you are looking to at live pictures now. the wells fargo center. hillary clinton is set to give her speech in the next hour. in an excerpt she says americans are facing a stark choice in the presidential i election between her steady leadership on national security and what she says donald trump is offering. our political reporter is in philadelphia awaiting her address. í'll bring us the latest tonight. we'll bring you the speech live on ktvu channel 2 and a live stream at ktvu.com. >>> gop nominee is still

so you heard nancy pelosi say we can do it. they broadened their target list from 38 seats from 16. she right? z >> much to the horror of many conservatives i fear it is not outside the realm of possibility for them to take back both houses. if you have historic latino turnout, if you have decent african american turnout at a polls. >> it is possible they could take over. >> they lost 21 seats in the house. mitt romney lost by a little more than four and they lost eight seats so it's possible. >> yeah, i don't see that happening. >> i mean the question is where are all of the new votes going to come from? >> our viewer is running as the incoup inc -- he said she will carry on the work. given that, normally when they are way below 50% at this point in the race you say they are in big trouble. i think that applies to her. >> okay. all right. fair enough. that's true. if that's true they probably don't take it. what about the senate? >> well, i think it's worth noting the republicans did very well in the senate in 2010 which means they have a lot of seats coming up. >> six very tough s

nancy pelosi and dianne feinstein also speaking. >>> first we start with that massive fire north of big sur. it's been burning out of control for several days. it grew overnight to more than 27,000 acres. >> the aggressive fire also claimed the life of a man called in to help battle the fire. ktvu's ann rubin is live with more. >> reporter: he's been identified as 35-year-old robert reagan of fresno. he died when his bulldozer overturned on tuesday. reagan leaves behind a waive and two young children. a go fund me page has been set up by relatives to help pay for their family's expenses. now, in some cases, a line of firefighters and bulldozer operators has literally been the only thing standing in between this fire and homes. we caught one a group from marin county fire, and they say flames have been really intense over the last 24 hours, but they managed to protect a number of houses. still, 34 have burned and 2,000 more are threatened. of course this fire keeps growing. it is now more than 27,000 acres and it's still just 10% contained. fire crews say they're trying to focus on what

>> would have, could have, should have, nobody really knows but long story short, nancy pelosi summede for her just because she's a woman. that's right. but you got to look at two things. >> nancy pelosi did not mean that. >> but we -- that's what we think. i think that women do not think that just because she is one of us, that she gets a vote automatically. there's two things that matter, tucker, and that's jobs and the national security. number one, hillary clinton, to my knowledge, has never created jobs. number two, she had her chance. she was secretary of state. she dropped the ball. so we can see how she's going to govern on national security. we got a sampling. >> she's leading in the polls on national security, not on terrorism. >> but look at what she's done, benghazi under he have watch. >> with all due respect and i mean this seriously, you can't frame an entire election just around benghazi. it is a critical issue. >> really? >> yeah. >> so basically -- >> but really quickly, if you put this in context, here's the former secretary of state barely leading on national secur

nancy pelosi has taken the podium. let's dip into that. >> it is a privilege to stand before you as the leader of the house democrats, a caucus honored to serve with our partner senate leader harry reid, our friend, vice president joe biden, and with one of the greatest presidents in our history, president barack obama. together, we passed the affordable care act. together we passed the lily ledbetter act, the reinvestment and recovery act, dodd/frank act, we repealed don't ask, don't tell. none of this would have been possible without the courage of our house democrats. we are a caucus proud that we look like 21st century america. over 50% women, people of color and the lgbt community members. what a contrast to the restricted club that met in convention in cleveland last week. our convention is different and so is our mission. we come to public service and to this convention not to trumpet darkness, but to fight a way forward for our country, a bright light forward. we come here comforted that we are approaching a mi

how it could help make lives a little easier for >>> this is nancy pelosi speaking about -- speakingonvention in philadelphia live. leading up to the big speech tonight, the acceptance speech by hillary clinton. and she is talking about hillary clinton. let's listen for a moment. >> every family all across our land for generations to come. this moment is about the landmark progress president hillary clinton will achieve for families everywhere yearning for a better life, a better chance, and a better america. hillary clinton has a vision rooted deeply and deeply held values. she has a genuine strength that contrasts profoundly from her opponent's bluster. she has a gift -- >> nancy pelosi speaking at the democratic national convention live. >>> the start of the 2016 major league soccer all star game is just 15 minutes away. >> you know, the event is giving host city san jose an economic boost and post super bowl opportunity to show it knows how to host big sporting contests. >> david lui is live outside of the stadium. hi, david. >> hello. there is no question that this is a big vent

in a racial profiling case. >>> some napa county residents are buzzing over a recent visit from nancy pelosiuring a recent trip to st. helena, pelosi's security detail violated traffic laws to get her to a shoe store. some store owners questioned that driving because the visit appeared to be a shopping trip and not official business. pelosi's spokesperson says that pelosi's security detail always complies with appropriate laws and regulations. st. helena police say there's nothing they can really do about the incident. >> we have another 30 minutes of news, weather and traffic, including a look at how fireworks forced one bay area family out of their home. >>> and a san jose police officer fires on a teenager. what his family says happened just before he was killed. >>> some of us using the windshield wipers this morning. all of us are going to be cooler than average from 5 to 11 degrees. i'll let you know how much i'll let you know how much longer i'll let you know how much longer ♪ amsleep number beds with you with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever

remember nancy pelosi? dismissing donald trump yesterday? here today, gone tomorrow candidate?e of his supporters and why hillary clinton is having trouble winning them over. take a look. >> so many times noncollege educated white males have voted republican, voted against their own economic interests because of guns, because of gays, and because of god. the three gs, god being the women's right to choose. >> well, reaction now from rnc communications director, sean spicer. sean, didn't we hear something similar to this from senator obama when he was running for president in 2008? i seem to remember it. >> i do, too. he talked about it in pennsylvania. people clinging to their guns and religion. i think frankly the democratic party is so out of touch with what is going on in america right now in terms of what the concerns and frustrations of the average, everyday americans, they why they did so poorly in 2014 and will lose in november. >> is there an element of truth there? that white males vote heavily for donald trump because of the three gs, guns, gays and god? is there an e

in her weekly news conference, house minority leader nancy pelosi criticized republicans for starting the summer recess without passing legislation on zika funding. and cleaning up lead poisoned water input michigan. flint, michigan. this is about 35 minutes. >> good morning, everyone. here we are again. france afternds in the terror attack. princes are oldest ally. -- france is our oldest ally. we are saddened by rents once again be the target of this kind of action. loss, butvery especially the two americans identified among the dead. sean copeland and his 11-year-old son. they were there on vacation. it is an attack that came on day.tille at that one of the statements of the officials of france was particularly moving. he said, in response to all those, we will honor the values of july 14. we will respond and on the honor thejuly 4 -- values of july 4. celebrating liberty, equality, fraternity. in became a target. it is said. began our vigil on the steps of the capital last month. to call attention to the fact that congress is leaving without passing any gun safety legislation. we

it with these democratic women. >> led by as you said the democratic leader from the bay area, nancy pelosi. >> good evening. good evening, everyone. in 1776, not very far from here, our founding fathers created our nation. 96 years after america's women first won the right to vote, 96 years ago, we are preparing to shatter the highest, strongest marble ceiling in our country by electing hillary clinton president of the united states. aren't you proud to be part of this historic moment in our history? hillary clinton knows that this moment is not just about one woman's achievement, but about what a woman president will mean for the dreams and hopes and aspirations of every woman and every son and every daughter across the land for generations to come. the democratic women of the house are leading the way to unleash the power of america's women and working families in our economy, in our society and in our democracy. nothing is more wholesome for america than the increased participation of -- and leadership of women in government and politics. here tonight, are women leaders who personify th