joining us now is the founder of pbwc. she is an outspoken advocate for human rights. congresswoman jackie speier joins us today. thank you so much for being here today. >> it's always great to be with you, cheryl. >> you are the founder of pbwc, and we're gonna get to that in just a few moments, but you're making a big effort to let people know that they have a voice. you're holding a series of town hall meetings. so, tell me what people are saying. >> there's great anxiety, and i feel it's incumbent on me to assuage some of their concerns, to tap down the anxiety, the angst, and many of their concerns revolve around the sense that the constitution is being ignored. whether it's putting gag orders in place within the epa and other departments, whether or not it's the affordable care act becoming defunct. i had one mother yesterday who said to me, "my son has asthma. we were four days in the hospital. if i didn't have the affordable care act, we'd be bankrupt today." so there's a lot of human concern about where we're going. >> you founded this organization a long time

. >> hey, pbwc! what do we want? >> inclusion now. >> good morning! >> yep. that's the theme, inclusion now. thank you, all, for saying hi. it's amazing to meet you. i'll take you behind the scenes. follow the whole journey on t t twitter. >>> all right, the last physical piece of the old bay bridge comes down today, an end of an era. we'll check on the demolition for you. the benefits of breast-feeding, does it make your baby smarter? a live look from our east bay hills camera right now, we are seeing blue skies, and i'm not mad. >>> new this morning, removing the final truss section of the bay bridge. we watched all morning long. there's a time lapse video showing the progress. you see the truss next to the new bay bridge span. nearly 2 million pound 300-foot long section loaded on barges and taken to the port of oakland to be taken apart. >> we've been bringing down 19 trusses over the last about year and a half, and before that, we brought down the monsterous can lever meaning all the high steel of the 80-year-old structure is now going to be down. >> up

pbwc is one of the largest women's organizations in the world. providing its members with a tool -- the tools and support to advance personally and professionally in both private and public sectors. >> clinton is expected to deliver the closing remarks at the conference today. >>> pressure is building for the chairman of the house intelligence committee to step aside from an investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election. cbs news' craig boswell has the latest from capitol hill. >> reporter: the chairman of the house intelligence committee says he is moving forward with the russian interference in the 2016 election despite growing concerns he has lost credibility. >> why would i not? >> reporter: republican devin nunes acknowledges he met with an unnamed source on white house grahams last tuesday one day before taking the information he learned to the president. >> there was no sneaking around. i walked onto the ground and said hello to people. >> reporter: he said he saw agencies under the obama administration intercepted communication

it's your ticket to pbwc. >>> raider nation is devastated by the news the team is leaving oakland. dÉjÀ vu for those who remember when the team left a decade ago, how the fans are handling their grief. >> plenty of parking, a convenient location, really good. >> he's loving it and it's not just b.a.r.t. riders who are loving the new station. >>> i'm jonathan bloom with mow the technology works on abc 7 news >>> i have mixed feelings, obviously. i love oakland, i love the fans in oakland and i know there's going to be disappointment and maybe some anger. >> that's an understatement. mixed feelings, but the raiders are again leaving oakland. >> the news rippled through oakland, abc7 news reporter karen tyler has the reaction from fans. >> reporter: disappointment doesn't even begin to describe the feelings of raider nation tonight. >> in terms of oakland raider fans, it's a horrific day. >> chris led the grass roots effort that tried to convince owner mark davis to keep the raiders in town. >> over the 40 years we have played oakland, we have served the county well. it's just devasta

it's your ticket to pbwc. >>> raider nation is devastated by the news the team is leaving oakland. dÉjÀ vu for those who remember when the team left a decade ago, how the fans are handling their grief. >> plenty of parking, a convenient location, really good. >> he's loving it and it's not just b.a.r.t. riders who are loving the new station. >>> i'm jonathan bloom with mow the tec >>> i have mixed feelings, obviously. i love oakland, i love the fans in oakland and i know there's going to be disappointment and maybe some anger. >> that's an understatement. mixed feelings, but the raiders are again leaving oakland. >> the news rippled through oakland, abc7 news reporter karen tyler has the reaction from fans. >> reporter: disappointment doesn't even begin to describe the feelings of raider nation tonight. >> in terms of oakland raider fans, it's a horrific day. >> chris led the grass roots effort that tried to convince owner mark davis to keep the raiders in town. >> over the 40 years we have played oakland, we have served the county well. it's just devastating. >> helmets, jackets,

congresswoman jackie speier founded pbwc 20 years ago.gresswoman is a guest on the show this morning where she shows what challenges women face. she said we have a long way to go to end discrimination against women and girls. >> we think things are good until we drill down and find out they are not that good, and that there still is serious discrimination, and whether it's discrimination entitle rain in t rape in the military, and it's pretty prevasive. >> for more information, log on to our website, abc7news.com, and by the way, the pbwc conference is sold out. >>> good morning to you. check it out. live doppler 7 looks like we have a lot of activity. this is not reaching the ground except well far to the north around clear lake, and looking at just a little bit of drizzle here also in clover dale, but clout the day, you could see showers in the north bay. we have several systems offshore. we widen the perspective and see all the cloud cover here. late in the day yesterday we did manage sun, and in the south way and east bay, you will se

. >> hillary clinton will be the closing keynote speaker tomorrow at the pbwc conference. presidential candidate has not revealed what exactly she will say to the crowd but this will be the first time she's come to san francisco since a pre-election trip in october. this annual event empowers women through inspiring speakers, informative seminars and netw k networking opportunities. all 5,000 tickets for tomorrow's event have sold out, no surprise given the star power of the speakers. in addition to clinton, they will hear from tarajip. henson and rosario dawson. it was founded 28 years ago by jackie speier, who spoke about it. >> i wanted to create a place for women to come together and network and do professional development. >> this is a picture of the panel i moderated last year, even more excited this year because i'll be serving as conference host along with cheryl. be sure to follow us on social media, your ticket to pbwc. >> thank you so much. >>> a civil rights group is asking the state's attorney general to launch an investigation into dozens of schools across ca

congresswoman jackie spear founded pbwc 29 years ago. spear is one of our guests on this weekend's program "beyond the headlines with cheryl jennings" where she talks about the challenges women face in the workplace and in college. spear says we have a long way to go to end discrimination against women and girls. >> we think the things are good until we actually drill down and find out they're not that good. and that there still is serious discrimination. and whether it's discrimination and title ix in terms of the way cases are handled, sexual assault on college campuses or rape in the military, it is still pretty pervasive. >> our special edition of "beyond the headlines with cheryl jennings" airs today at 4:30 here on abc 7. for more information, log on to our website, abc7news.com. by the way, the pbwc conference is sold out. >>> good sunday morning, everyone. live doppler 7 is tracking a few light sprinkles up in sonoma county. it's been damp along the coast, but overall you're waking up to a lot of cloud cover. here's where we have

congresswoman jackie spear founded pbwc 20 years ago.ryl jennings where she talks about challenges women face in the workplace and in college. she said sadly we have a long way to go to end discrimination against women and girls. >> we think the things are good until we actually drill down and find out they're not that good and that there still is serious discrimination. and whether it's discrimination and title ix in terms of the way things are handled, sexual assault on college campuses or rape in the military, it's still pretty pervasive. >> our special edition of "beyond the headlines with cheryl jennings" arizona sunday at 4:30 on abc 7. >>> the boot's been booted. the thimble and the wheelbarrow are toast. but now there's something new to get you around the monopoly board. people still play monopoly? the new tokens, a rex, a penguin and a rubber ducky. all of them were voted on during the token madness campaign. iconic tokens included things like the thimble, the boot and the wheelbarrow will be excluded this time around because th

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. >> abc 7 believes in an inclusive workplace for all and proudly supports pbwc in changing the game for professional women. engage, advan >>> california state universities board of trustees will vote on the first across the board tuition hike in years. it would go up by $270 this fall. officials say they need to cover a projected $168 million budget shortfall and they need money to hire for faculty and add more classes to accommodate growing enrollment. currently the roughly 460,000 students in the csu system. >>> now to or money report. blue bottle coffee is expanding to the south bay. they will become the first tenant in a history building in downtown san jose currently undergoing a major renovation. at east santa clara and first streets, blue bottle has leased 1100 square feet of space and no word on when the doors will open. >>> amazon is ramping up efforts to tamp down on counterfeit products. any brand could register its logo and intellectual property with amazon and they would remove any fake listings. until now the brand registry is a pilot in north america and only open to

>>> what a great day to be outside if you're in between sessions at the pbwc. we're starting off cooler in most neighborhoods, as we expected. here's your san francisco temperatures. 48 right now in ocean beak. park presidio, lake merced 49. the rest of us about 50 to 51 degrees. if you're heading to the financial district, it's about 54 there. 51 in downtown. richmond also. 50 in fairfield, pittsburgh at 53. the rest of us about 44 to 47 degrees. we have tracy at 54 also. we have tracy at 54 also. here's a look from sutro tower. on the road again, how about that? dry again. highs today mid to upper 60s along the coast into san francisco, 70 to 75 for our bay and inland neighborhoods and tonight not quite as cool as this morning, mid-40s inland to low 50s around the bay. thursday, a day that could be wet. details up next. here's alexis. >>> good morning, mike. about midnight last night chp issued a high wind advisory for the san mateo bridge, i checked in with our expert there and he said those winds have calmed down. we're right around five miles an hour here

congresswoman, jackie speier, founded pbwc 20 years ago. our guests where she talks about the challenges women face in the workplace and in college. spear says we have a long way to go. >> we think the things are good until we actually drill down and find out they are not that good and that there still is serious discrimination, and whether it's discrimination entitle 9 in the way assaults are handled on college campuses or rape in the military, and it's still pretty pervasive. >> our special edition of "beyond the headlines" airs today on abc7, and log on to our website for more information, and by the way, the conference is sold out. >>> good morning to you. we have more clouds this morning. low clouds so creating visibility issues, and check out live doppler 7. as we bring you in closer, it's all very light, and cloverdale, geyser veil, and here's where we have the sweep on top of mt. st. helena, and we will watch this as we see a couple what we will see is basically more cloud cover, but the possibility of coastal drizzle and a stray sh

. >> reporter: women attending the pbwc said their support for clinton continues. >> in light of her loss and donald trump winning, i think there's a lot of people kind of like brexit, could have, would have, should have, if i could have thought about any vote i might have voted for hillary. >> reporter: clinton's largest applaud came after this remark. >> there was a recent study showing that none of my plans were publicized or talked about. that gives me something for speeches for at least a decade. >> reporter: and that really was the moment that got everyone talking. many people were chatting about that as they exited her speech today. now clinton said that discrimination against women has improved since her days as a young attorney but it's still something that all women, especially minority women need to be on the lookout for. in san francisco, i'm peggy bunker, nbc bay area news. >> if you want to see more, you can watch it on ourstory box on page. >>> fire crews in the east bay are trying to pig out what sparked this fire yesterday. it broke out at an oakland apartment buildi

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the 2016 democratic presidential nominee will be a keynote speaker at the pbwc conference for women at the musconi center. and there are panels of industry experts and network opportunities. and clinton is expected to take the stage at 2:00 p.m. >>> house intelligence committee chair devon nunes says he learned about efforts to spy on donald trump from a secret source on the grounds of the white house. >> democrats are now pushing for nunes to step down. to help us sort this all out ween -- we turn to our washington insider mark sandalow. first things first, what is going on? >> this is the most bizarre story. a couple of weeks ago the president of the united states donald trump says the previous president was spying on him when he was a candidate. there is no evidence that anything like that ever happened. if it did, it is news. and right when that is going on, the denials are going on, devon nunes, the chair of the house intelligence committee, he says that he now has evidence that indeed obama had checked some incidental information on trump. which is not clear what that means. but