pelosi: everybody is operating in good faith to get a bill done.was not something we could get support for. so, i think another few days will give us something to take to the floor. it has to happen and we have to have it in a bipartisan way. a board that follows through and helps grow the economy in puerto rico and helps the economy there. what is today? wednesday. hopefully, by friday. much.you all very look for the split screen. or, maybe you will create it! theean spicer is munication's director and chief strategist for the republican national committee. -- is the communications director and chief strategist for the republican national committee. >> walk us through this morning and who donald trump will be meeting with. >> three meetings occur tomorrow. the first meeting is at 9:00 at the republican national committee, steps off from the cannon house office building on the side of the capital. ights previous -- reince priebus said it will be between himself, donald trump, and paul ryan. it will be half an hour. it will give paul ryan a chance t

pelosi: yes. as i was watching the proceedings last night until 1:00 in the morning, that's after the golden state warriors -- just rage, right? you are just looking very noncommital there. reporter: 1-1. ms. pelosi: a win is a win. even if you win by 30 points, a win is a win. ok. back to seriousness of it. i did watch the proceedings last night. i saw that our colleague offered an amendment that said -- say there shouldn't be a confederate flag on a veteran's cemetery or so and it will come up for a vote today. reporter: did you feel you had to force the vote though? ms. pelosi: this is an initiative by my colleague. quite frankly, i thought most of those matters were dealt with on the interior committee. if anybody had any interest on doing so they would do it on interior. apparently there's another category and it falls under the veterans' affairs committee. so this is an initiative from the members. anytime you have hundreds of amendments on a defense bill and in this bill all coming together

[laughter] leader nancy pelosi. every time i think i ever saw her, she acknowledged my presence and wanted to know what she could do to help. i do not think i ever answered that question. [laughter] i should have. i will think about that. but in closing, until 1948 through world war i, or starting with the american revolution, world war ii, women answered the they wanted to do what they could to serve their country. and when they served in the military, world war i, they were not military like men were. they were reservists, everyone of them. and world war ii, they were in the reserve for the duration plus six months. they couldn't be thinking about a career in the military until 1948 when women finally became official members of the military. that, weou think about have come a long way since then. so women have always been volunteers, and i guess we will be until they decide to draft us , and if they do, we are we will wanto, and to serve our country. the nurses were taken in in 1901. but they weren't form like the

. >> and house minority leader nancy pelosi taking the podium to blast donald trump as to what she calls his poisonous rhetoric. >> whether it's insulting president obama, women, immigrants, muslims, lgbt americans, there's not a dime's worth of difference between what donald trump says and what the house republicans have been saying all along. >> let's get straight over to cnn's senior political reporter manu raju. you have very interesting reporting of what was going on behind closed doors when paul ryan met with house members this morning. we heard from him from the podium. he wants to merge and unify our common principles. what is he hearing from members? >> that's a similar message that he had at this 9:00 a.m. meeting with the house republican congress. this is the first time that paul ryan has met with his conference since making those bombshell comments on cnn last week that he would not endorse donald trump at this moment. he's really tried to down play concerns from members about those comments saying that look, i expect us to be united headed into the fall campaign. this is th

you pressed pelosi on that endorsement question. what exactly did she tell you?eporter: that's right. she not only said she's not a fan of super delegates and of course, talking about the democratic nominating system that people who are in elected office like herself are super delegates and so they get a say in who the nominee is. i thought that was an interesting comment, but again, even in that same breath, she wouldn't say that she will endorse hillary clinton, even though we're as far out as we are. she's been consistent in doing that. however, wolf, however, she also gave a very strong hint as to who she would like to be the president. never mind the nominee, by using the pronoun she and i thought that was very interesting that she almost used the same language as joe biden and barack obama, all of whom won't formally endorse hillary clinton but are clearly pushing right up to the line by saying that they believe that the president, whomever she may be, will do x, y r y, and z. unclear if she will before the primary in her home state of california, which is

tof our delegate the next president of the united states -- [cheers and applause] each year, nancy pelosi holds a women's history month reception at the capital. this year, michelle obama, joe biden, and cathy mcmorris rodgers joined her honor women veterans. this is one hour. the >> thank you for joining us for this annual celebration of his history month. of congress members and friends to lift up the legacy of every woman who is stepped forward to expand and defend freedom throughout our history the health of office we take as members of congress is to support and defend the constitution and the american people. for year, we ordered supreme court justices who support and defend the constitution with their waste them. today, we are privileged to pay tribute to honor the women who support and defend the constitution and american people. america's women veterans. today it is an honor to be joined in the celebration by two of our nation's greatest champions for the women veterans and families. our beneficent first lady, michelle obama. outstanding dr. joe biden. thank you for your leadersh

house minority leader nancy pelosi and barbara lee anglena ashu toured the gal herry this morning. it showcases the way technology is influencing the design to medical devices. on the subject of the presidential race, the three democrats did not reveal who they would be endorsing although congresswoman pelosi made reference to the next president whoever she may be and criticized the gop. >> rhetoric that we are hearing on the republican side unworthy of the american people and unworthy of any office. >> the autoto desk gallery is opened for free from 10:00 a.m. to five p.m. and located at one market street in san francisco. >>> coming up, donald trump working to unify his party but it won't be easy. at 6:30, the latest on tensions between the presumptive nominee and housespeaker paul ryan. >>> paul ryan is not the party and even donald trump is not the party. >>> and i'm tracking that warmup in the bay area this week. >>> a first bay area resident accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from her clients. how investigators say she did it and the charges she is now facin

. >>> campaign pain, former speaker of the house nancy pelosi is weighing in on donald trump's visit to the capital tomorrow. pelosi and other democratic leaders held a press conference a few hours ago addressing trump's poisonous rhetoric, quote, and how house republicans have fueled his fire. >> since when have house republicans been so concerned about intolerant statements and discriminatory ideas? but year after year, republicans have enthusiastically turned their intolerance and their discrimination into legislation. >> meanwhile republican leaders are preparing for the critical meeting with the party's presumptive nominee. speaker paul ryan hopes he and trump will be able to work together to unite the apartment. on the democratic side hillary clinton hit another bump on the path to the democratic nomination after bernie sanders beat her in west virginia. weijia jang has the latest from washington. >> we won a big, big victory in west virginia! [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: bernie sanders celebrated his primary win in west virginia defeating hillary clinton by 15 points.

pelosi: thank you very much. one time i was honored getting an honorary degree, and so was david mccullough. you could just imagine how exciting it was to be honored at the same time he was, and you can imagine how horrible it was to have to follow him speaking on that occasion. and here we are again, david. how magnificent. i hope we can have that on the internet for everyone to listen and to learn. i'm talking to ron now -- one thing you taught us in the top 10 that we have in common with david mccullough, is when he is writing, we are all learning. thank you, tom, for the opportunity to say a few words here. the reason i wasn't here at the very beginning is because there is one other element to all of the personnel you beautifully honored in your remarks, and that is spouses we are welcoming this evening for the lunch with the first lady tomorrow. [applause] rep. pelosi: my husband paul is here. rosalie, i know you appreciate that recognition. let me thank tom, ron sarasin, also, for your leadership of the his

we want to get to house minority leader nancy pelosi on the hill right now. let's listen in. >> rhetoric on the campaign trail but year after year, republicans have enthusiastically turned their intolerance and their discrimination into legislation. as our video shows that you'll see in a moment, whether it's insulting president obama, women, immigrants, muslims, lgbt americans, there's not a dime's worth of difference between what donald trump says what the house republicans have been saying all along. >> we believe we need to go back to surveillance of mosques. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> you testified back in '99 and 2000 for the state department that he thought that they were controlled by radical imams. >> we obviously didn't have an advanced copy of that video but you just heard house minority leader nancy pelosi saying there's not a dime's worth of difference between donald trump and house republicans. went on to call the whole lot of them intolerant and talked about discrimination as well. what we probably just got there, of course, was a preview of

. >> supervisor tang: we have one applicant, marina pelosi. anyone here to speak on behalf of marina? seeing none, public comment closed. i'm fine with appointing marina to seat 2. >> supervisor mar: so moved. >> seconded. >> supervisor tang: i will take that without objection and congratulations ms. pelosi. item 5. >> hearing to consider appointing three members terms ending april 30, 2018. seven applicants. >> supervisor tang: this is going to be a little tougher. three seats, seven applicants. some withdrew. amy van nest, -- brandy kuentzel and maria conlon have withdrawn. when you come on up please state the name for the record as well. >> good morning supervisors im annemarie fortier. i have been a chairperson for the past year succeeding the previous chairperson who held the position for seven years. having come into the commission last year as chairperson i'm sure you can all relate to finding my sealegs and understanding the process and what not. i'm getting the hang of it and it would like to continue to serve in this capacity on the

. >> supervisor tang: we have one applicant, marina pelosi. anyone here to speak on behalf of marina? seeing none, public comment closed. i'm fine with appointing marina to seat 2. >> supervisor mar: so moved. >> seconded. >> supervisor tang: i will take that without objection and congratulations ms. pelosi. item 5. >> hearing to consider appointing three members terms ending april 30, 2018. seven applicants. >> supervisor tang: this is going to be a little tougher. three seats, seven applicants. some withdrew. amy van nest, -- brandy kuentzel and maria conlon have withdrawn. when you come on up please state the name for the record as well. >> good morning supervisors im annemarie fortier. i have been a chairperson for the past year succeeding the previous chairperson who held the position for seven years. having come into the commission last year as chairperson i'm sure you can all relate to finding my sealegs and understanding the process and what not. i'm getting the hang of it and it would like to continue to serve in this capacity on the

tell me what pelosi has to say about debbie wasserman schultz. >> reporter: the eidea debbie wassermanchultz has not been doing a good job, of being a neutral arbiter and a lot of democrats have lost faith in her as the chairwoman of the dnc especially ahead of what needs to be a cumbaya as they face donald trump come november. take a listen. >> chairwoman wasserman schultz has the respect of her colleagues for her leadership inside the party and during the election in november. >> reporter: so there is pelosi doubling down on her support of schultz. what was interesting, though, andrea, is that pelosi said the unease from both the bernie camp and the hillary camp about this process should probably force the democratic party to look at how delegates are allocated in the future and reminded reporters she's been oppose d t super delegates so you might see changes on the horizon. as for what it means for wasserman schultz, unclear right now. there are reports schumer was asked whether he had faith in her on the senate side. a story still very much in flux. >> that's hardly a ringing endor

are not saying would not accept less, but there is a lot of pressure from the democrats like nancy pelosi who say they do want the full amount. it is not want to have to come or tosked for more money have public health and his family, as they are now. it is not that the white house would project the $1.4 billion, but it is not what the president wants now. assuming they are able to pass the bill, what kinds of programs with the bill cover? guest: it would be very expensive. it is a really far-reaching funding pools that would help develop vaccines. officials at the national institute of health have said that vaccine could be ready by next september. there's a lot of money in there to go for that. it is also a lot of money , tryingmosquito control to help state and local governments for their teams out there and try to make the likelihood of people getting infected from this disease lower by actually getting rid of the number of skittles in those areas. if the very couple get a for and requires a lot of of money. there is also funding and therefore outreach. this is a disease right now tha

he contributed heavily to john boehner, harry reid, nancy pelosi, hillary clinton. you know, i saw boehner's comments. i kind of wondered if boehner was auditioning to be donald trump's vice president. a trump-boehner ticket would say the washington cartel and all its force, one has been funding the cartel, the other has been giving into democrats for years which is why boehner lost his speakership. we need instead some one fighting for the people and not for washington. >> but your theory of how you will get the nomination relies on you going to an open convention and overthrowing the delegates, delegate lead donald trump has. in order for that to happen, you can't do that what the help of the washington establishment that you have just been talking about. >> john, here is where we are. nobody is going to get to 1237 before cleveland, i'm not going to. neither is donald trump. we are going to go to a contested convention. when we arrive in cleveland, i will half a bunch of delegates. donald will have a bunch of delegates. it is going to be a battle to see who can e

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. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> the honorable nancy pelosi. [applause] rep. pelosi: good afternoon everyone.nor to join our speaker and leaders in the senate in welcoming you to the capital on this special day. a privilege to have each and every one of you here along with the secretary of veterans affairs. i am pleased to join senator mcconnell and reid and his personal gold medal award ceremony. it is such a special day to join our colleague, who is part of the sponsorship of the legislation. i think all the sponsors as well. advocate for the house of representatives, who is with us today. [applause] and of course a special honor to welcome governor padilla of puerto rico. [applause] just in case everyone had not been introduced. it is an honor to join all of you as we bestowed the congressional gold medal on the legendary pratfall, dignified, dignified, 65th infantry regiment. honor and fidelity. so rings the motto of this courageous regiment of americans. first formed as a regiment of puerto rican volunteers, it was redesignated as the 65th infantry regiment in 1920. with honor and fideli

nancy pelosi is trying to make nicole: her republican colleagues. >> at the difference between donald trump and the house republicans but they say. attacks on women in the congress are a dime a dozen. nicole: trump will meet with top republican lawmakers and gop leaders today. fox has earned the rank and file members have requested a meeting as well and that opportunity will be extended to the presumptive nominee. back to you in new york. lauren: some trump opponent put in 2012 gop mitt romney would not release them before november unless an ongoing irs audited completed before election day. he also says his financial statements and much more important. >> you don't learn anything. tax return you the very, very little. the least highly complex detailed financials in line with the federal elections commission. we put them in 9010 pages or close to 100 pages of detailed saying what a great company ipo. lauren: hillary clinton strongly criticizing him them for not close disclosing this tax information. >> my husband and i released 33 years of tax returns. we've got eight years on our web

. >>> shortly after the house speaker's meeting with donald trump, nancy pelosi said that she hopes that something good comes out of it. >> the success of it would be if there were a decision to say, let us just go out there and talk about what our vision is for america. elections are about the future, what is it that we have to say about the future? rather than engage in the politics of personal destruction and mistaking cruelty for wit. they have had their fun, now let's get serious. >> reporter: congresswoman pelosi says she does not think there is anything great about house speaker ryan's reluctance to an doors trump's nominee. she said his conflict over some of trump's comments do not seem to align when he condemns other -- others for their comments. >>> a plan will keep sugar and fat laden snacks out of 150 machines on city property. that includes airport property as well as city hall. the machines used by the city emergency dispatchers do not have to comply. they say they need sugar to stay going during their long overnight shifts. >>> a big pickup for proposed tax on sugary drink

. >> reporter: christine pelosi. she says her mother, house minority nancy pelosi has not made an endorsement. also in san francisco, bernie sanders supporters vying to be delegates. >> you've never done this before. i've been, bernie sanders has motivated me to become a delegate because of his message and who he is as a person is worth fighting for. >> reporter: caucuses were held in california's 53 congressional districts for each candidate. an important process as the fight for california ramps up. this election, there's high interest among democrats who want to be delegates. here's larry gerston. >> caller: these have grown mostly because in both cases the people are concerned about the welfare of the party and the outcome of the primary. >> because i want to represent this district at the national convention in philadelphia. >> reporter: that democratic national convention, of course, coming up in july. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> thanks, christie, the presidential can

$1.1 but there's still a lot of pressure from boeing the white ouse and from democrats like nancy pelosi to say they do want that full amount. they don't want to have to come back to congress to ask for more money. they don't want public health states to be scrambling as they are right now. whites not clear that the house would reject the $1.1 billion. they're not ruling it out, but it's certainly not what the president wants right now. >> assuming congress is able to pass zika funding bill, what kinds of programs will the funds cover? sarah: so it's going to be very expensive. it's a really far-reaching funding pool that's going to help develop vaccines, that at the n.i.h., the national institutes of health, have said a vaccine could be ready by next september, so there's a lot of money in there to go for that, but it's also a money towards mosquito control, trying to help state and local governments put their teams out there and try and make people gettingof infected from this disease lower of the lly getting rid number of mosquitos in those areas. it's a very complicated effort and re

pelosi: my husband paul is here. rosalie, i know you appreciate that recognition. tom, ron sarasin, the, for your leadership of historical society. i think this is the happiest day of john morrison's life to be here with david mccullough being honored, but this is not the first time. didn't give his history of the capital. when i was a brand-new congressman in 1989, david mccullough came to the house chamber -- to the house chamber -- to speak on the occasion of bicentennial anniversary. this is a unique an rare honor for someone to speak that is not a head of state. there he spoke to the gaze of history, is -- it's presence in these halls to the present day. he spoke in this room, this chamber, this handmade clock, and the statue of cleo, the muse of history. to take today, 27 years later -- no, more -- yeah, 27 years later, we have come together beneath her gaze. he spoke of the gaze of cleo here we have come together under thank you, cleo to david, to speaking -- for sticking to that muse so beautifully. we have been privileged to have david here when he helped

it was before heller clinton ran for president, before nancy pelosi or sir palin. palin.h without those events would change people's attitudes and we did not see that. host: your upcoming book, women on the run. why we still polarized? guest: we have good news. that, at least as far as how selections, because it has become polarized and whether there is a dior and rb fourth candidate's name -- d then, thefore and campaigns have little to do with the sex of the candidate. an upside to the polarization that has contributed to gridlock in washington has rendered the sex of the candidate moot. that means when women run for office, they are treated and evaluated the campaign. much like men. what our previous guests has cowritten a piece and it is online. here's the headline. it has touched off a defining issue on the campaign. for both his campaign and her likely campaign. guest: i think that is right. reason, every presidential election since 1980, there has been a gender gap where women are more likely than men to support the democratic candidate. it does that mean th

nancy pelosi says it is too little too late. >> we will take the money from ebola, but it probably won't be finished before the appropriation process which could take months. we are leaving again on may 16 through june 7. >> reporter: they are calling for a separate appropriation for what they call the unprecedented and tragic consequences. >> we cannot be letting down our guard in one place to find another battle.>>> cdc director, thomas friedman warning that the scale down to scale up for the secret virus is too far away. he is saying we should up great -- upgrade to make sure the virus days is contained as possible. >> we are not going to eliminate the risk, but we can reduce the risk and protect women. there is no reason to cancel the summer olympics in brazil, one of the country's hardest hit. peter ducey, fox news.>>> an overloaded boat capsized in the mediterranean sea near libya. the boat was taking on water and tipped over as a navy patrol boat moved toward the ship to hand out lifejackets. hundreds of people ended up in the water. they toss them lifejackets and there were more

do you agree with nancy pelosi? >> he's the only one as good of a story he could be. >> what are you going to do about it then? >> this is happening as we speak, folks. you are listening to ted cruz. it is a little hard to hear him. clearly, those are trump supporters confronting him and asking him tough questions about why he's still in this race. you heard ted cruz said, if you support donald trump, he's playing you for a chump. he's in indiana today. that, of course, the critical race tomorrow. let's bring in scotty who's a trump's supporter, she's joining us here on staton york. >> my head hurt watching that. >> you look at those folks in indiana right now and you have to understand the crowd that you are dealing with. in 2008, indiana went for barack obama. this is a heavily red state. they went in the idea of hope and wanted something different and barack obama offered it to him and they delivered it in 2008. in 2012, those frustrated people went back to the republican party and now 2016 with the issue like ca

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own candidacy where he is the head of the ticket, where he is committed to making sure that nancy pelosir of the house again that harry reid and chuck schumer remain in the minority. he's going to work with leaders of the republican party and various committees help raise money for them as part of the overall ticket. >> dickerson: in terms of that and funding overall ticket, will he have any retricks on the kind of money that come in. he talks abut people who write checks and what they expect in return. >> we haven't dealt with that. if he is going to be getting money from donors of general election candidate, there are limitations. we haven't dealt with that. >> dickerson: would he had any extra limitations not the amount but who they come from and that kind of thing? >> we have not gotten into the point of what kind of money we're going to be raising. what he indicated he would help the republican party, help the congressional commit these and necessary for them to make sure that pelosi and reed do not ever come back to the majority in the congress. >> dickerson: he has talked about po

pelosi and others on their commitment. they are working to help us fix it. board. to fix also the will besight board applicable to a city like washington, d or detroit, but would not be applicable to new york state or michigan state. puerto rico is not a city, they -- they areuristic a large jurisdiction. form of the bill is due out next week. by this time, people are thinking we may not be able to get a bill until september. is that too late for puerto rico? guest: it is already late. into a crisis. public schools are overflowing. now with the fears of the zika virus, it is even worse. we have not been able to pay the to get kids special education. we have been able to pay the full amount to bus drivers to take kids to school. we are struggling to pay schools and firefighters to give them fuel for transportation. it is an everyday job to borrow from peter to pay paul. we are getting into and on sustainable -- and unsustainable atmosphere. we are getting to the end of the road. had been there for the united states every time that they have conflict.o fight in a ori

democrats need 30 seats to move ahead, put nancy pelosi back in the speakership and goal number one for paul ryan is make sure that doesn't happen. he's also thinking about a potential presidential campaign down the line. >> two questions in one. tomorrow at this time what do you expect the tone to be coming out of mr. ryan, number one. number two, how big of a problem is it for mr. trump that mr. romney again said turn over your tax returns before the election, and mr. trump says i'm not going to do it? >> well, on the tax returns, it's a big problem because mitt romney is validating the critique that hillary clinton is offering of him right now. every presidential candidate for decades has released those returns, and so donald trump is going to face some more pressure. now, it didn't hurt him in the primary campaign. there's no guarantee that it's going to hurt him in the general election, but mitt romney by siding with hillary clinton there, that's a difficulty. in terms of the tone, i would expect paul ryan to have a very positive tone but not committal, not come out and endorse don

. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi defended the chairwoman of the democratic national committee after a series of reports about debbie wasserman schultz. she has been under attack by claire mccaskill told cnn that wassermahun scltz is seen by supporters of bernie sanders as a big part of the problem. >>> breaking news from the campaign trail and election he hertz throughout the -- alerts throughout the campaign, download our app. >>> gucifer pled guilty in a federal court. his real name is lusar lovelle. he once claimed he hacked into hillary clinton's private e- mail server. he will be sentenced in december. >>> embattled tsa heads faced questions on capitol hill. peter neffenger appeared to explain the long wait times. >> when you look at what happened, this was a surge anticipated, known. a failure to get things done in we proved that by fixing it quickly. >> he said one of his goals is to expand enrollment in the tsa precheck program. andrea mccarran is at dulles this evening to gauge reaction from air travelers. what are you hearing? >> reporter: this is the kind of issue t

meanwhile, nancy pelosi and democratic leaders will hold a press conference today to discuss the gop agenda ahead of trump's meeting. >>> now to the latest in the investigation into the death of prince, authorities returned to his paisley park estate yesterday evening to search the complex. one of his doctors who wrote him prescriptions has been identified and police have gotten a search warrant. we're also learning new details about what happened the morning he was found dead. nbc stephanie gosk brings us more. >> reporter: among many of the unanswered questions, did a local doctor in minnesota treat him in his final days. a search warrant says dr. michael todd schulenberg, seen for a local university, examined prince twice, once on april 7th, before his plane made an emergency land anything moline, illinois. then again on april 20th, the day before prince died. the warrant, which was issued to obtain prince's health records, says dr. schulenberg was dropping off test results at paisley park, when he appeared at the d death scene. during questioning by police, dr. schulenberg said h

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on the democratic side, house leader nancy pelosi praised president obama's decision as an example of his bold leadership. many other democrats also welcomed the news. as for republicans, reaction was generally muted, but one congressman said that a visit could be seen as an apology for the bombings. we asked some everyday americans for their opinions. >> i think it's important for people to, especially americans, to visit that, because i think it helps us just think critically about our position in the world, and you know, what we should and shouldn't do with our power. i think we definitely need to think really carefully about that. >> i think probably he should not apologize but he should show empathy and sympathy for the people who suffered. >> reporter: as for why president obama decided to make the trip, some foreign policy experts in washington say the visit fits with the pledge president obama made at the start of his presidency to rid the world of nuclear weapons. >> i think he will probably approach hiroshima with a sense of respect. for the suffering and the loss that was e

house minority lead area nancy pelosi and senator barbara boxer are just two of those coming to her defense. >>> now to breaking news across the plains. another powerful weather system spawning tornadoes. a twister. the national weather service calls catastrophic roared through kansas. it was taking aim at the small town of chapman touching down in a rural area instead. it destroyed about 20 homes. there are no reports of any injuries plaintiff and this scene, a storm chaser spotting this tornado last night north of oklahoma city. in all more than 30 twisters have been reported across the plains in the last day stretching from texas to minnesota. and storm experts warn the threat of more severe weather will be in effect at least through friday. >>> and breaking news right here in new york city, four people have been shot inside a concert venue where the rapper t.i. was scheduled to perform. one person died in the shooting at irving plaza. video showed a chaotic scene as concert goers tried to leave the area as a group of people tended to a person on the floor. witnesses say they heard an ar

i trust bishop and nancy pelosi's commitment and the president to the secretary of treasury. they're working together with us to fix that. the board.d to fix they say it is an oversized board but if you go into it it is a control board. it will not be applicable to new york state or michigan state. puerto rico is not a city. puerto rico is the whole jurisdiction. the control board will work. >> another revised version of the bill is expected next week. they hope to have a voting committee the week after, possibly on the floor of the house by the end of may. then were getting to june and in the senate we don't know. by this time, people are thinking we might not be able to get a bill until september. is that too late for puerto rico? >> it's already late. into aalready humanitarian crisis. >> septic tanks in public school are overflowing. now with the zika virus that makes it worse. we haven't been able to pay the to the therapists for kids with special education. we haven't been able to pay the full amount of bus drivers to take kids to school. we are struggling to pay the fu

. >> nancy pelosi also released a statement saying in part, quote, house republicans are so committed to discriminating they break regular order to force members to support the republicans' bigotry. >>> veterans "60 minutes" correspondent morley safer died just days after the announcement of his retirement. known as one of the premiere news writers he made his name during the vietnam war. from there, he joined the fledgling broadcast which would propel him to fame. and while his relationship with "60 minutes's" mike wallace was stormy, he travelled the world covering everything from fine art to the landmark french hotel, the ritz in 1971. >> 40 years ago, you could come in here and watch the truly gilded people at play. scott fitzgerald brought hemingway here and they got very drunk, made passes at beautiful women and got beaten up in fistfights. in the corner cole porter scribbling music on a napkin. winston churchill sipping champagne. valentino and garbo being idoliz idolized. it was the literary and social mecca of the time and everyone seemed young and beautiful and rich. it was

. >> supervisor tang: we have one applicant, marina pelosi. anyone here to speak on behalf of marina? seeing none, public comment closed. i'm fine with appointing marina to seat 2. >> supervisor mar: so moved. >> seconded. >> supervisor tang: i will take that without objection and congratulations ms. pelosi. item 5. >> hearing to consider appointing three members terms ending april 30, 2018. seven applicants. >> supervisor tang: this is going to be a little tougher. three seats, seven applicants. some withdrew. amy van nest, -- brandy kuentzel and maria conlon have withdrawn. when you come on up please state the name for the record as well. >> good morning supervisors im annemarie fortier. i have been a chairperson for the past year succeeding the previous chairperson who held the position for seven years. having come into the commission last year as chairperson i'm sure you can all relate to finding my sealegs and understanding the process and what not. i'm getting the hang of it and it would like to continue to serve in this capacity on the

meanwhile, nancy pelosi and democratic leaders will hold a press conference today to discuss the legislative agenda ahead of trump's meeting. >>> well, authorities in taunton, massachusetts, are trying to figure out what caused a man to go on the violent stabbing rampage that started at a home and ended at the shopping mall. he killed two people and wounded two others before being shot by an off duty sheriff. dan schenamen has details. >> reporter: it was 7:00 local time when a man crashed a vehicle outside a home in taunton, massachusetts. about 40 miles south of boston. >> after the crash, the individual who has been identified as arthur derosa, 28, of taunton, exited his vehicle and gained access to a home at 270 merrick street in taunton. once inside he stabbed two women. >> reporter: one of the victims aged 80 died. a short time later the suspect crashed a car into the store at a nearby shopping mall. >> we saw like the car just like dove right in and after that, my mom is like dive the other way. it honestly happened the fastest thing. >> reporter: once inside the mall he assaulted sev

in a statement, representative nancy pelosi labeled the tactic republican bigotry. >>> another showdown now. we talk some sports for the sharks. game three for the conference finals is about to happen in san jose impeach the best of seven series is tied up one game a piece and let's bring in colin rausch. a lot happening. >> a lot and if you're in san jose, this is the place to be. we're in the street rally and we'll do a little walk and talk and bring you in here. a lot of shark fans in here getting red for game three including this guy wearing his western conference finals shirt. sharks win tonight, right? >> boom, baby. and you know this, man! >> its. >> reporter: that's how he does it. that's a guarantee in his way. this is the shark engine brought in for the first time during these playoffs. i talked with public information officer christopher salcido and he talked about this truck for us. it's really impressive. >> what sort of response do you get when you bring it to events like this? >> it is awe-inspiring. the jaws drop as we walk in, you know? kids love to see it. people want

pelosi why you saw nancy out there this morning praising the bill saying this is the right way forwardthere is a big payment due, a $2 billion payment on july 1. this change the payment or nonpayment of that $2 billion? kevin: i don't think we know yet. we're still looking at early june for passing the house and then going to the senate. we don't get the sense that many in the senate wants to get in the way of this. it only takes one senator to slow things down. it is unclear whether we will and a bill on the president's desk by early june. senate changes anything, it has to go back to the house for approval. at this edging close to the july 1 date. it's not like puerto rico gets any extra dollars the day this thing is signed. it is unclear exactly whether the government will be able to make those payments, even if the bill does pass. betty: thank you so much. news on the puerto rican bill. we've been following the deanines coming out on foods and the insider trading scandal. phil mickelson returning all the .rofits he made in this case he has not been accused of wrongdoing. -- x chair

and last night, house minority leader nancy pelosi was clearly linking or trying to link the -- bothhe lgbt measure as well as a separate provision related to the confederate flag as what she described as, you know, discrimination that donald trump has been promoting in his campaign, turning into legislative proposals in the house from house republicans. host: our guest is cristina marcos, and you can follow her reporting at thehill.com and on twitter, @cimarcos. thank you for joining us. cristina marcos: thank you for having me. host: we thought we would give you a flavor of how this all got started on the house floor late wednesday. here is a look. my dad was a veteran and was nearly killed serving this country. me to respect those who served. he was nearly killed in the service of his country. saying it is once again legal for members to be fired because of who they are. this is wrong. [applause] this is not, this is not about supporting our troops. it is not about fighting isis, it is not about religious protections. we can do all of that, and we should. this is about bigotry, pl

doing work on the walls and removed paint and saw the work blow the surface spent a couple of months pelosi that off so it is just great we can actually weigh in and provide the landmark designations. >> supervisor cohen's. >> bernards daughter ruth alive and well and sons and grandson of california contacted me last week to say they are very pleased and excited about the landmarking of this edifice and bernards work inside of it so good thing all around. >> this is a great thing on that ground supervisor avalos my claimants to you and agree with the public commenter that described i believe this project is a jewel in the crown if no further comments from my colleagues public comment is closed. and i'll entertain a motion. >> so moved. >> by supervisor peskin and without objection that that item passes unanimously that most with a workers' >> yes. >> okay madam clerk, is there any additional business to come before this body? >> that completes the agenda for today. >> thank you very much this meeting is good afternoon and i'm [inaudible] public address anounssment for you 3 time world champ

four of those will be selections of reid and pelosi as recommended to the president . r they'll pick eight. he'll pick four of the eight choices. then the tie-breaker will be totally selectedly the president. so this administration basically will have five of the nine and if anybody open this side of the aisle thinks that that board will actually cut the government workers, cut potential government union workers, then i would encourage them to relook at the issue. but on the particular amendment itself, i'm not prepared to sit in the place of judgment. >> would the gentleman yield for a second before you yield back? just a small correction. the board's only seven, i believe, and four are picked by republicans, three are picked by the president, which is important. i think that's a very important point. i yield back. >> louie, are you done? yield back. >> okay. >> there anyone else? mr. duncan. >> thank you, mr. chairman. now, i agree that we probably need to tweak this amendment. i like "comply with" versus "respect." following up with the gentleman from texas' comment

last night, house minority leader nancy pelosi was clearly linking or trying to link the -- both theovision related to the confederate flag as what she described as, you know, discrimination that donald trump has been promoting in his campaign, turning into legislative proposals in the house from house republicans. host: our guest is cristina marcos. follow her reporting at thehill.com and on twitter,@cimarcos. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. host: we thought we would give you a flavor of how this got started, on the debate floor in the house last wednesday. here is a look. >> let me speak plainly now. strips americans of basic workplace protections by reversing the president's antidiscrimination orders, saying it is once again legal for lgbt neighbors and family members to be fired because of who they are. this is wrong. [applause] >> this is not about supporting our troops. it is not about fighting isis. it is not about religious protections. we can do all that, and we should. this is about bigotry, plain and simple. but we can fix it by embracing the bipartisan eff