i m leader pelosi's district rector in san francisco. i've been with the for about nine years, and we are excited to put on this forum today to help people learn how they can access credit and capital for their small business. click background on some of what was accomplished in the last congress when later closing was speaker of the house. she had had 16 tax cuts signed into law to help small businesses grow and thrive. as we know, during the last 15 years, small businesses account for about 2/3 of the job growth in our country, but when the bush recession hits in 2009, 2010, small businesses were hit particularly hard. small businesses are the center of her agenda. congress under her leadership gave 27 million small businesses tax cuts. two main pieces of legislation -- the small businesses jobs act in the information you have, will create a total of 500,000 jobs and create eight tax cuts. they are all described in the packet you have. also, unleashing up to $300 billion in credit for small businesses to access. there are another eight

i went back there, i went into his office and in walks nancy pelosi, she says mr. leader, i believe this is the first time i've been in your office. i said, it takes joe marshal to bring democrats and republicans together. here she is. >> thank you very much, joe. ordinarily i wouldn't mind hearing joe marshal say some nice things that are on this piece of paper but the fact is we've come to hear from all of you. it's an honor to be here at the omega boy's club. it started right about the time i went to congress, about 26 years ago, over 25 years ago. joe marshal is way up there on mount olympus, one of the gods, one of the real people who does the most important work, help young people reach their aspirations, their fulfillment to reduce the violence in the communities in which they live. so joe marshal, thank you for your on-going and well recognized nationally and locally and every way globally, really, for the effectiveness of your leadership. thank you, joe marshal, for your hospitality and for your friendship and most of all for your leadership for america's

thanks mark, regina , and later pelosi. we have been able to access resources through the sba and the cdfi fund which helps get money to small businesses in this time of need. opportunity fund is not a bank or a government agency. we are an independent nonprofit organization with a mission to provide capital to working people to help them earn, say, and invest in the future. we focus primarily on businesses that are not yet bankable. most of our clients are themselves low or moderate income people or working in low or moderate income neighborhoods. but not exclusively. we will look at any business we think can bring about substantial community benefits. i want to talk about what type of loans we make and whatever products we have. that is important to note that in our case, they mentioned -- i mentioned some acronyms. the service corps of retired executives, women's business centers, renaissance and entrepreneurs should here in san francisco, women's initiative for self-employed -- those organizations offer classes often an

sam luiz >> good afternoon, leader pelosi and thank you for leading this discussion. i do, i did pose a question but before i state my question i'd like to make a comment and that is it was and it is a sad situation back in connecticut where we see all these innocent children losing their lives attributed to one mass murderer. but we are here in san francisco and communities of color and bayview hunter's point, in the mission, in the western addition, we lose our children, our youth, our human beings, and losing one human being to gun violence is losing one too many. so thank you for your comments also, mayor ed lee. in this morning's article, there's an interesting article related to tracking and related also to universal reporting. there is approximately 20,000 individuals that have been identified as having lost their legitimate right to own a weapon, a gun or guns, because convicted of a felony or for other reasons. there seems to be, the way the article is written, there seems to be a couple of barriers that perhaps will not allow for a process to be implemented

so speaker pelosi, thank you very much for inviting me. (applause). >> she's very smart. leader pelosi and congresswoman spear are very smart because when we're in their districts they represent the san francisco area so they chose me to pick the people to ask. i'd first like to, the way it's going to work, i'm going to call on you if you have a question. there's some microphones out there and you can get up and ask your question, you can address it to whomever you want or i'll pick who should answer it. the first one is minda finkelstein. >> i was hoping you would call me first. first of all, thank you so much for being here and for inviting me to come today. i sincerely appreciate it. i want to address you, congressman, because as a gun violence survivor you have been part of us for a very long time so thank you very much. (applause). >> i have had the pleasure of meeting you in washington. i was, like i said, i am a gun violence survivor, i was shot when i was 16 years old in what was a mass shooting in los angeles. i was working as a camp councilor. we all survived. i

mark matthews got reaction from workers and nancy pelosi. >> nancy pelosi was at ucsf to talk about the cuts but we did get to ask her about the job numbers. congress woman pell yosy asked to give her a platform to talk about. >> in case anyone missed it how important investments and science are to us. >> because of the sequester, uc. sf stands to lose $28 million from the nih. the. >> nih funded research identified hiv as cause of aids and that identified pr protease inhibitor that's saved thousands of lives. >> pelosi is convinced the sequester cuts will only hurt recovery he said this is mindless and reckless, the sequester. it's reckless. >> pelosi says she's hopeful the president will be able to persuade congressional republicans outside of their leadership, one area that showed a jurp jump was construction. 48,000 new jobs in february. not usually a good month. >> people, you know, feel good. they keep spending and you know, it keeps rolling. so we'll see. >> coming up, nancy pelosi making it political. the white house first proposed this sequester. how pelosi is giving john boehn

nancy pelosi called attention to the severe shortage of child care options in the bay area. leanne? >> well, near california there are 300,000 children on waiting lists to get into a quality center. the president started a destruction. and as soon as president obama turned to the spotlight on child care, women around the nation began a serious dialogue about raising children while trying to thrive in the work place, one of the women was facebook's cheryl sandberg continuing to encourage women to be more ambitious. that received criticism. she told fortune cheryl sandburg is both super human and rich. the attorney says sandburg's advice doesn't make sense to most working moms. >> i feel it's a struggle and there are sack figs fiss. you never -- it's hard to find a balance. something is suffering whether your career or family live. >> cook says she's lucky to be able to afford child care. those who can't sometimes end up leaving the work force. >> we have parents can't continue to go to school because they don't have child care they need. we have parents not able to work. >> today, na

earlier i spoke with house minority leader nancy pelosi about the president's outreach. >> a lot of talk about the president reaching out to republicans. do you think that this in any way undercuts leadership? >> no. >> yours? >> no, no. absolutely not. the president has always been very respectful of the views of the republicans and the congress. their leadership and their membership. he has always tried to accommodate them. this idea that, but for that we would have gotten all these other things done is just really not reality. >> sound like you don't think these meetings will work. >> i think the meetings are a good idea because you understand each other better and you may get a measure of courage. around here, it's all about courage. who is going to really vote what they believe. and fight for what they believe. and so i think everybody takes a measure of each other at some of these meetings. they are not -- not having the meetings is not why we haven't had progress before. we haven't had progress before because the republicans were committed to blocking the initiatives of president

so nancy pelosi goes on cnn and she sits there. and she says something that you, karl rove believe she doesn't believe. >> i agree. >> bill: so that she is putting forth something that's not true. now. how am i, as an honest commentator, now, i don't know whether you are right or wrong, i can't read ms. pelosi's mind, how am i supposed to react to that when i have somebody in front of me, whether it's barney frank or whoever, who i know is not telling the truth? >> blow the whistle on them. >> bill: so the righteous anger thing you subscribe to that? >> yeah. i think you have got to use it in moderation. >> bill: because i have never seen you do that? >> well, i'm a moderate temper recent if you are going to live in those areas where you can't go out of. >> bill: don't you think if mitt romney showed a little righteous anger in that campaign that he would be president right now? >> yeah, probably. >> just the fact that he was a demonized and attacked. >> don't you know debates, jacksonville, florida, newt gingrich was getting him f

pelosi: thank you. madam speaker, member of congress who has been really a champion on this issue for a very long time, congresswoman lois capps of california, health professional in her own right. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for how long? ms. pelosi: one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california is recognized. mrs. capps: thank you, madam speaker. i thank the leader for yielding and i rise today in opposition to the republican amendment that would undermine key provisions in the violence against women act re-authorization. and to urge strong support for the underlying senate bill which protects our young people on our school campuses. vawa is a vital program addressing violence women holisically through prevention programs, survivor supports, and provisions to hold perpetrators accountable. but also a symbol that relationship violence and sexual assault is real and that it's unacceptable. has been a symbol until this congress we can put aside our differen

house democratic leader nancy pelosi was in san francisco. speaking out about the need for gun control laws. and she had some harsh remarks about the national rifle association. pelosi's office is planning to deliver a reform on gun control laws next week. a campaign started in tucson arizona is promising *free shotguns for people to protect themselves. the armed citizen project says this could be the solution to tucson's crime problem. they want to give shotguns to single women and homeowners. it costs four-hundred dollars for each participant to receive a shotgun and weapons training. the campaign has already raised 12-thousand dollars. the armed citizen project seeks to arm neighborhoods in 15 cities by the end of the year. health officials are urging seven-thousand patients of an oklahoma dentist to take h-i-v tests. they say they might have been exposed to viruses at clinics where major violations were found. the operator of those clinics has voluntarily closed his practice and is cooperating with investigators. patients are getting lett

thank you to nancy pelosi and for you panelists for providing this informative seminars. for our young company, we are a distribution company. i just heard you mention that you do not loan for the sale of alcohol. is that separate from distribution of wine? >> s.p.a. -- sba makes loans to winery's, stores that sell wine. i am not exactly sure what role you play in distribution. the federal government ought -- got out of prohibiting alcohol and long time ago. we are not in the business of regulating all bohol, beverage distribution or sale. we make loans to businesses who sell alcoholic beverages, restaurants, stores. so is not an sp a prohibition. it is regulated on a local level. we have made loans to a lot of businesses that have some degree of an alcoholic beverages, one distribution. >> terrific. following up to that, can you give any advice on particular resources that would speak perhaps to any tax benefits, subsidies in place for both domestic distribution of wine, as well as exports? >> why don't we take it off line. i think what is the case, there is a lot of com

president, speaker boehner, leader pelosi, leaders reid and mcconnell, friends, colleagues, ladies andthis is a good time and a great place to honor the most honorable woman. this year marks the 150th anniversary of the signing of the emancipation proclamation which jumpstarted a march to freedom for many, who while in servitude built this great edifice. this year is also the 50th anniversary of the march on washington. it was a watershed event in our quest for human dignity. rosa parks, the first lady of civil rights, the mother of the movement, the saint of an endless struggle, however one wished to refer to her, the statue. forever ordains rosa parks as an icon of our nation's struggles till about its declaration that we are all created equal. one hour ago, i sat across the street witnessing the opening arguments in the case before the united states supreme court, the case many feel could turn the clock back on much of the progress that has been made and for which we pause today to honor rosa parks. the struggle goes on. the movement continues. the pursuit is not over. to honor rosa

nancy pelosi taking a swing at house speaker john boehner and taking to youtube to do it. leader pelosi's office releasing this video. >> you look at the final agreement that we came to in the white house and i got a 98% of what i wanted. i'm pretty happy. i've got a 98% of what i wanted. >> the defense cuts are already having an impact. roughly 700,000 department of defense workers have been put on notice, they were told that would be placed on unpaid leave one day each week, that means they will lose about 20% of their pay. >> i got 98% of what i wanted. >> more than 100 million dollars will be cut from the national cancer institute and could affect nearly 1500 jobs in new york alone. >> i got 98% of what i wanted. >> the weekly standard's steve hayes joins us. that's interesting that this has turned into negative ads. >> that's a funny video by nancy pelosi, reasonably clever to give her and her staff credit for it. the first question you have to ask when you see that is when has nancy pelosi been sort of a stallwart defender of the defense budget? in years past you loo

even nancy pelosi is starting to embrace it here. we seeing the democrats shift towards the republican position on protecting the big three? >> well, i'm not sure nancy pelosi is there just yet. i thought she was very careful on what she said, protecting the poor, protecting those seniors. so everything's fungible. and i'll go over battles for the poorest of the poor, our children and senior citizens with nancy pelosi any day of the week. and i'm confident in the house with the leadership of people like keith and john that we will be able to hold a line on some of this from the democratic side. but it does get worrisome every now and again when you hear these comments. i know you've got to be conciliatory and be ready for a grand bargain, but we're not going to sell our soul in the process. >> in an op-ed, speaker boehner wrote during our debt discussions in 2011, he wrote that president obama supported such reforms such as raising medicare eligibility age something you talked about, john, in achieving savings in medicaid. he has sin

fred and harvey ye very and willie brown and nancycy pelosi. we've known our share of adversity, earthquake and the problems with aids. we're not afraid to fail or doing what we know is right. and most importantly we know that none of us succeed alone whether it's in reconcile or business or life. we know as michelle obama said so well, this past summer when you walk through that door of opportunity you don't slam it shut you help someone else walk through that door behind you. my fellow san franciscans i know there's no limit to the opportunities in this city in we keep the door open. if we commit ourselves and put politics behind us we can help future generations and thank you go >> good morning, everybody. welcome to the technology summit. we are looking forward to a fantastic day. we are going to start with a demonstration of the wii system. it is an interactive gaming system that allows people to play different activities and participate in different fitness activities together. a lot of wii systems, about 40, are being deployed around the

we'll talk about that to christine pelosi right after the break. gripping, current.ser shave in a single stroke for less irritation, even on sensitive skin. ♪ ♪ gillette mach3 sensitive. gillette. the best a man can get. ♪ >> michael: welcome back inside "the war room," i'm michael shure. let's start with rebecca, a 30-year-old who joined the army in 2004. she was the only female sergeant in a bomb squad in eastern afghanistan, but the stress of dismantling bombs was nothing compared to what she endured at the hand of one of her fellow soldiers. >> he pretty much said you are not going to leave until i get what i wanted. and proceeded to rape me. >> michael: while the sergeant raped her, another colleague took photoed and posted them on the website hot military girls. she later sought help from a military chaplain, but he told her that the aledged rape was god's will intended to get her attention to she would go back to church. she reported her case to her commanders. they dismissed it and didn't follow up. one in three women in the armed forces has been raped. that'

we'll talk about that with christine pelosi, she is next.l only find her in "the war room." that take you inside the headlines. real, gripping, current. documentaries... on current tv. >> michael: earlier in the show we mentioned that this is a big week for the supreme court. justices will be hearing two pivotal cases regarding same-sex marriage. tomorrow they'll hear oral arguments over proposition 8 which bans same-sex marriage in california, and then it will make on doma defining marriage as the marriage between a man and a women. a sign of the intense public interest over both cases with be seen outside of the court where lines started forming with people braving the cold as early as last thursday, the supreme court showdown comes as the political ground is shifting. an abc poll shows a record high 58% of americans now support same-sex marriage. today we saw mark warner come out in support of same-sex marriage and joins senator claire mcaskill who announced her support over the weekend. jay rockfeller spent "the war room" a statement say

a bipartisan budget deal in washington in a newsmaker interview with house minority leader nancy pelosi. >> we're here because the republicans will not... will not close any special interest tax loopholes in order to reduce the deficit, none. >> woodruff: ray suarez examines the united nations security council's move to impose new sanctions on north korea and pyongyang's threat to launch a nuclear strike on the u.s. >> brown: and hari sreenivasan looks at the passage of the nation's strictest abortion law in arkansas, where nearly all procedures will have to be done in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and friends of the newshour. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for publi

leader pelosi, thank you for being here. (applause). >> distinguished panel members, thank you for being here today. thank you for what you do here every day. your service is very very much appreciated and your help in this is just so important i can't begin to tell you how important it is. and i want to leave you with a couple thoughts. jackie spear talked about 100 shot magazine. nancy pelosi said that i call them assault magazines. i don't know what else to call them. 30 shots? it's an assault magazine, that's all that it can possibly be. and there's no law against it in most states. on december 14th, a day that will be burned into our memory forever, you can probably, when somebody says where were you when sandy hook tragedy happened, you probably know. i was duck hunting. i told you i'm a hunter. i was duck hunting in the yolo bypass, 3 shots in my shotgun. federal law limits me to 3 shots in my shotgun. yet they sell assault magazines, 100 rounds, 30 rounds. it's absolutely ridiculous. california has some of the toughe

. >> nancy pelosi today had another agenda. >> science and science. >> congressional democrats have beening to ignite sublick opposition to the cuts and today, ran through just some of what the funding made possible. >> wek we've identified a vaccine that could identify hepatitis b. >> pelosi says cutting just 5% is reckless. but adds it's what republican leaders want rather than raising taxes on the wblgy. >> some people in washington say it's a home run. >> pelosi's office put her name to this web video making it clear which people in washington she's talking about. >> i got 98% of what i wanted. i got 98% whaif wanted. >> with only 100 views it's a long way of going viral. and when the economy seems to be on the way up. 48,000 ju nu jobs just in construction. >> i saw a great job increase of job activity from october on. >> has to be thought ask if the cuts will have an impact this, contractor said he's sure they will but to what extent? >> it's tough, tough to tell. if people feel good, it keeps rolling and we're just holding on. >> budget office is suggest it kill cost three quarter

. >> our conversation with the top democrat in the house minority leader nancy pelosi. plus, as the president reaches out to rank and file republicans, where does that leave their leadership in our sunday exclusive with house majority whip, kevin mccarthy. then, he reemerges pushing a new book on immigration wars and raising eyebrows for not saying no to a presidential run. >> who knows what the future holds for me. i'm excited that i think we're seeing the renewal of the conservative movement in the republican party. i want to be part of that for sure. >> 2016 and the state of the republican party with former florida governor, jeb bush. plus, the long road to the next election. rand paul long talk in the senate and no more long lines for white house tours. with our political panel. anita dunn, newt gingrich, alex castellanos and donna brazile. i'm candy crowley. and this is "state of the union." >>> president obama will make the trek to capitol hill later this week. he'll speak to both republican and democratic members of congress. it's a new tact that the president is

nancy pelosi/líder de la minoría 8:38:16 it's sad to say that with sequestration 20 million dollars.nora en la cmara baja, nancy pelosi, dijo que an est pendiente el secuestro, o recorte automatico al gasto pblico que amenaza con eliminar 20 millones de dlares a programas de vawa. eso preocupa a la organizacin 'next door.' s.o.t. elizabeth ambrosio/'next door' 15:31:04 si no están informados y no tienen donde ir, simplemente no van a agarrar servicios, ni para visa, ni para violencia doméstica entonces eso sería un impacto muy grande para ellos. siren confia en que el voto bipartidista de hoy sea un indicio y barmetro para la reforma migratoria. s.o.t. jazmín segura/siren 5:59:19 este voto realmente muestra liderazgo en el congreso y como ha expandido protecciones a la comunidad inmigrante, esperamos que las personas que votaron para esta acta también voten por una reforma migratoria. cu - peluffo outro la extensin de vawa solo requiere la firma del ley presidente quien ya ha dicho que lo apoya. este es mi informe, regreso con ustedes.. cesar ---el presidente obama solicito a la cort

fred and harvey ye very and willie brown and nancycy pelosi. we've known our share of adversity, earthquake and the problems with aids. we're not afraid to fail or doing what we know is right. and most importantly we know that none of us succeed alone whether it's in reconcile or business or life. we know as michelle obama said so well, this past summer when you walk through that door of opportunity you don't slam it shut you help someone else walk through that door behind you. my fellow san franciscans i know there's no limit to the opportunities in this city in we keep the door open. if we commit ourselves and put politics behind us we can help future generations and thank you go . >> golden gate parks largest body of water ska great labor for scrolling and picnicking and both miking which can both be rented at the boat house and the lakewood design for leisure boatings and carriages and a treasure trove passing hunting ton water falls two bridges connect the strawberry island and inclient to the hills the highest upon the in golden gate park

fred and harvey ye very and willie brown and nancycy pelosi. we've known our share of adversity, earthquake and the problems with aids. we're not afraid to fail or doing what we know is right. and most importantly we know that none of us succeed alone whether it's in reconcile or business or life. we know as michelle obama said so well, this past summer when you walk through that door of opportunity you don't slam it shut you help someone else walk through that door behind you. my fellow san franciscans i know there's no limit to the opportunities in this city in we keep the door open. if we commit ourselves and put politics behind us we can help future generations and thank you go (music) >> herb theatre,open rehearsal. listen to the rehearsal. i think it is fun for them, they see our work process, our discussions, the decisions we make. it is good for us. we kind of behavior little bit when we have people in the audience. msk (music) >> we are rehearsing for our most expensive tour; plus two concerts here. we are proud that the growth of the

i want to start with nancy pelosi. >> sean: let me pick, i want to start with nancy pelosi. >> i neverught i'd here you say this. this is the lowest testing moment if the the five years i've worked for fox news. she comes out against the idea of pay for play, balancing the budget or putting out a budget or you don't get paid as a member of congress. watch how badly this scores. >> they call this bill, no budget, no pays. who pays under the republican budget? seniors pay ending the american guarantee. seniors and children with disabilities way cutting medicaid. children pay because it will cut investments in their education and their future and their self-fulfillment and the competitiveness of our country. and the global economy. veterans pay because of the gutting of our domestic spending priorities. i don't think that we should ever link what we do here as if whether people get paid. we have a lot of work to do here. this linkage is a gimmick, it's a joke. >> sean: and she almost said-- >> i don't think we should ever link what we do here to our pay. do you understand why congress has

pelosi has been an outspoken supporter of same-sex marriage equality for years. she told reporters ignorance on the subject is fading. >> we knew it's inevitable this would happen. it was inconceiveable to others that it would. and it was our job to use whatever influence we can have to shorten the distance between inevitable and inconceiveable. >> pelosi represents the district where the couple involved in the case lives. a spokesman for john boehner says today house rinz will continue to fight for the defense of marriage act for as long as the bochl refuses to do so. >> a super bowl ticket hoax caught wupt man believed responsible. the suspect accused of ripping off a woman for super bowl tickets worth nearly $6,000. sheriff deputies and police made sure the man didn't get away with this. nick? >> this is after a two-month investigation by the property crime unit. they say they tracked down the man they believe is part of a group that may be responsible for deceiving dozens of thousands of dollars. this is roberts fam. investigators grabbed him yesterday. they

i was minority leader nancy pelosi took a stand with the american workers. thursday when she announced her support for raising the minimum wage to ten dollars and ten cents an hour as pelosi herself acknowledged the middle class is sure the economy is shrinking even a stock prices balloon something needs to be done maybe she was inspired by our ongoing coverage of the minimum wage debate you know regardless it's high time house dems fought back against the stagnation that's bringing us all down and see pelosi keep working for the maximum good. the bad greg gutfeld fox news's resident trog luddite greg greg gutfeld reached a new low even for his standards wednesday night on climate change protesters islamised and primitives apparently expressing concern for the whole planet as the new inquisition watch out for fuel efficiency standards reduces all the slavery right as with anything broadcast by fox so-called news it's hard to tell whether gutfeld remarks were serious just the ramblings of a cynical troll or satire but when like greg you mock concerned citizen

town down there that this man turns over health care legislation, obamacare to read in pelosi. turns over immigration now to the gang of eight, bipartisan gang of eight. he turns over gun control to read. i mean, this is a game that he is playing and winning apparent. >> and from the very beginning he has done that. he started by turning over the stimulus to the congress. the stimulus wrote the bill. the kind of -- it's his attitude. this so-called government style which is he believes that they should be doing the dirty work. he is sitting above the whole process. they should be bringing these thin to him. he will sign whatever is put in front of him. so the assault weapons ban goes down because he doesn't hav the votes to push it through. then where is obama? keys in israel. >> the president, working on the n.c.a.a. bracket. he should be doing michele on espn. lou: that's next. >> exactly. lou: of we going to see meaningful, whenever meeting you want to assign to it, meaningl gun legislation out of this congress? >> i think we're likely to see the background check which i tho

a bit of leader nancy pelosi. was in san francisco this morning. at the "south of market child care" center. the congresswoman says, budget cuts at both the state and federal level. have impacted the ability of low income families to get child care. that she says. not only impacts children, but the ability of their parents to work. which ultimately impacts the economy. >> a imagine with the sequestration talking about families. 78,000 children will be cut off of head start. 4 million meals on wheels. thinking of senior. title 1. other aspects of education it just does not make sense but is the battle of the fight that we are in about priorities. the tree 40 are the children and the children, the children. >> pam: pelosi says, with the republicans in control of the house, there might be little change in the foreseeable future, but she says, she remains optimistic that as more people speak out, the republicans in congress might change their tune. >> the san francisco fire department showed off it's first brand new firehouse in more than 40 years. thi

i would give reid a d and pelosi probably a c minus. do you know pelosi by the way in the run-up to the iraq war was for removing saddam hussein? did you know that? i read that the "wall street journal" today. >> i know. a lot of people were. i was not. >> bill: she was. hillary was. i thought that was pretty interesting. >> badly informed. you know, the answer, i think, is they stay in these jobs for so long. you know, it used to be majority leaders and speakers are -- minority leaders or majority leaders moved quickly either up or out o. they have been around for a long time. think about it reid has been in that job for, you know, 18 years. she has been in that job. i thought she was going to leave when they lost the majority. the problem is you get house eyes or you get senateized. that means you only know how to speak in that kind of language. >> bill: partisan language. it's true. once you start to think in partisan ways you are not looking for solutions. you are looking to prop up. >> legislative speak. >> bill: you look like the

pelosi visit parents and their children at the " south of market child care " center.get cuts in both the state and federal levels have impacted the ability of low income families to get child care. she says, that not only this impacts the children, but the ability of their parents to work. >> pelosi says, that what the republicans in control of the house, there might be little change in the foreseeable future, but she says, that she remains optimistic that as more people speak out, the republicans in congress might change their tune. >> more than 40,000 fans packed at&t park to see the giants and a's renewed their cross of a rivalry. this one was all oakland. oakland takes the first game of the final preseason series 7 to 3. more troubling than the loss for giants fans, lincecum finishes spring training with an era over tin. the two teams will get together again tonight at 7:15 p.m. at the at&t park. >> the sharks' are starting to heat up. they got their third straight when last night as they hosted the detroit red wings. annti niemi gets the save, stuffing on the reb

let me answer speaker pelosi. yes, we are serious. [cheers and applause] the second amendment provides for the rights of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. [cheers and applause] of shall not be infringed did they not understand? it does not just end with the second amendment. the first amendment is a big target in congress. foraside their love regulating campaign speech because it seems every campaign elected official hates when the people dare criticize. is st. patrick's day. my irish mother recently reminded me that it is more than thettle ironic that national party that was the first national party to nominate the first two major party candidates to be president is today fighting a war on religious liberty. it shows just how far we have gone to ask, what would john f. kennedy or al smith say to a democrat party that says to the catholic church, change your religious beliefs or we will use our power of the federal government to shut down your charity and your hospital? [applause] there was a time when standing

and it does not reduce the deficit. >> congresswoman pelosi met with health and science researches to talk about the across the board budget cuts and how it will impact the university. she did express hope that both sides of congress will be able to work out a thoughtful compromise to the sequester. >> starting monday, thousands of workers in san jose are getting a raise. that is because the minimum wage is about to increase by two bucks to $10 an hour thanks to a recently passed measure. measure b, the wage boost went into effect. the owner said it hit his bottom line a bit, but the employees like it and while the chain has restaurants in a number of bay area cities. san jose is suddenly the place to be. >> well, first thing you see is happy employees. i mean, you know, there's -- an extra buck in their pocket per hour, makes a difference. you know, most of these guys are in school and -- and you know, they need extra money. >> so, those who supported measure d said that raising the minimum wage will bring money to the economy. and others that oppose it thinks it could cause jobs to