he got along with pelosi pelosi wanted to do business. that's true. he thought that they could they hadn't been able to pass an infrastructure package and he thought that they would have a better chance of passing an infrastructure bill with pelosi as speaker then republicans in control that turned out to be true. yeah much later different president, i think because she wasn't on the impeachment train. he thought she was going to protect him and she was not interested in patient when she was very reluctant to impeachment, but she was no friend of donald trump and she was for two years in the minority incredibly effective at playing a very we can against trump and then when she got the majority she was very effective in playing a much stronger hand against donald trump. we'll take questions from the audience now. we have a microphone in the middle. folks up and start doing that. she's got a question. yeah, great. now my niece brought her here. i just want to be totally transparent hear me. okay, i just want projects gonna be? well, thank y

pelosi: yes. reporter: and the senate may or may not vote on something before they leave town today? ms. pelosi: i don't know if they'll leave town today. the bill we passed, the w.i.c. bill, the bill that -- perhaps you won't weren't here, but -- you weren't here, but we were here with debbie stabenow today when she was introducing the bill with bobby scott and jahana hayes. so we have -- we have already gone down that path. then, in terms of the -- yeah, we have to have the money for the f.d.a. to do its job. so i think we will have some success. what's the -- what's the objection? we don't want to spend money on babies who are crying for food? ok. let's have that debate. ok. all right. reporter: are you fully satisfied with the administration? speaker pelosi: i am. first, you have to analyze what the problem -- how did this happen? how did this happen? where is the problem? what is the -- the private sector, which has a contractor to supply all of this, where did that fall down? in the meantime

speaker pelosi: so many.s i was saying earlier, the 50th anniversary after somewhat, we went to -- selma, we went to montgomery and we were going to hear john lewis speak from the steps of the capital of alabama, in preparation he was saying in the day, back then. two people, he and one of the person, could not be on the steps of the capitol, and out the whole world was watching as john lewis spoke from the steps of the capitol. it was emotional for all of us. another time, in the same value system but different from voting rights, we were good friends, but i am the speaker and he went to because good trouble, so he did not tell me because maybe i would say that is not allowed. so he planned a sitting on the floor of the house to end gun violence in our country. 24 hours. 24 hours sitting on the floor of the house. people gathered, it drew a crowd and this without of the -- well, it was quite remarkable, but he again did not want -- i was not speaker yet, i was leader, but the speaker turned out the lights an

lawmakers led by speaker of the house nancy pelosi. this post shows a delegation meeting with president zelenskyy in kyiv. pelosi says it is a message of solidarity, our commitment is to be there with you until the fight is done. to the south meantime, a glimmer of hope is emerging for those trapped in the city of mariupol. after weeks under siege and numerous failed evacuation attempts, around 20 civilians it manage to leave saturday. russia did release a statement saying 46 people had left residential buildings adjacent to the steel plant. whether that's in addition to the 20 or someone is miscounting, we, at cnn here, can not confirm either way. that's just a tiny fraction of the thousand still stuck in that city. meantime, missiles hammered southern and eastern ukraine. in odesa, witnesses reported hearing several explosions, and that's significant. the runway of yoe desa's airport had been destroyed. >> translator: we are restoring electricity supply, communications, water supply and gas supply. we doing everything to return norma

pelosi: bipartisan support. the president signed, the seize and freeze legislation, which is so important in terms of using russian assets to rebuild ukraine. and, again, we just had on tuesday also a meeting of the munich security conference, part of it here in the capitol, we where we saw the unity of the european countries around -- and it really goes beyond european countries. next week on the floor of the house, we will have another piece of our lowering costs for the american people legislation. first house democrats led by congresswoman schrier and congresswoman porter, introduce the consumer fuel price gouging prevention act. struggling to pay higher prices at the pump, oil and gas companies are recording record profits with several oil companies announcing buybacks that could total $41 billion this year alone. again and again we see gas prices rise, when the cost of oil drops, oil prices drop, and price gouging needs to be stopped. this is a major exploitation of the consumer. because this is a product

paul pelosi senior. he's a venture capitalist with a history of perfectly timed stock trades while his wife was running the people's house. like when big paul cashed in on $1 million worth of tesla stock right before the white house announced electric car initiatives. or when he exercised $2 million worth of microsoft options just before the tech giant got a $22 billion contract from the u.s. army. all told, the pelosi raked in up to $30 million from their tech stock holdings between 2007 and 2020. the same tech companies nancy is supposed to be regulating. coincidence? i don't think so. it sounds like nancy and paul's pillow talk is really paying off, as their stock moves routinely outperform the s&p500. pelosi doesn't want to kill the golden goose. instead, she's turning corruption into the family business. because the apple doesn't fall far from the tree when it comes to paul pelosi junior. nancy's son has made himself quite a pretty penny while tied up in more than a few questionable business deals.

it is an honor to have with us speaker pelosi. madam speaker. we are here today to celebrate 143 families that live in this community. also to really celebrate what we can do when we work in partnership, stay focused and create quality projects to house our community. 2828 16th street is more than an opportunity. a long-standing commitment by p nbc, mayor's office local communities to build a healthier future for the current and next generation of san franciscans. [applause]. i will clap for myself. yes. i am proud to build this community and support and prioritizing community health, individual growth for families and children. tndc will support by on site social work and property management, residents will have fresh produce. from the rooftop garden. the urban agricultural team. we will also have free fiber internet. thanks to the city's fiber housing program. that is really important. let's hear from the families of this community. [applause]. it takes an entire city, more than a village. i would like to thank our long standing partner, speak

. >>> we are hearing for the first time from paul pelosi, the husband of nancy pelosi. he is addressing his dui arrest in napa county over the weekend. paul pelosi's porsche was hit in the back fender when he tried to cross highway 29. no one was hurt. when chp arrived, they arrested paul pelosi for suspected dui. he as attending a dinner at a friend's home. he was driving home a short distance away. he was's loan in the car. the statement also refutes an element of our reporting that shows records showing paul pelosi was arrested on a similar charge self-years ago. pelosi's representative said that he was fully cooperating with chp officers. speaker pelosi was on the east coast when that cent took place. >>> a new way top connect on snapchat. the feature they're rolling out. >>> plus, top gun see equal shattering records. stick around, much more ahead. you're watching today on the bay. ♪♪ [children playing outside] reynolds wrap makes it easy to cook and clean up meals in no time. ♪♪ [food sizzle] so i don't miss all the fun stuff. [whoosh] [splash] easy prep, cook and

house speaker nancy pelosi and u.s. delegation walking in the streets of kyiv with president zelenskyy. their visit under wraps for security reasons. >> we believe that we are visiting you to say thank you for your fight for freedom. >> reporter: zelenskyy expressing gratitude for the support. >> thank you for the support. the support is very important and i think you have to know that we will win. >> reporter: attacks against ukraine are intensifying. the russian defense ministry says it struck 800 targets in 24 hours over the weekend, including a hangar with weapons supplied by the west. >> we need all the assistance we can get in defensive weapons and military support and financial support but also in humanitarian support. >> reporter: president biden wants congress to approve an additional $33 billion for five months of aid for ukraine. republicans and democrats signaling they'll back it. >> every day we don't send them more weapons is a day where more people will be killed and a day where they could lose this war.

pelosi says it was a message that america stands firmly with ukraine. we'll bring you details as soon as they become available. this video coming in to us in the last 10, 15 minutes. the visit comes amid a glimmer of hope for people trapped in the ukrainian city of mariupol after weeks under siege by russian forces and several failed evacuation attempts. a handful of civilians managed to leave on saturday. a ukrainian commander at the steel plant, the last bastion of ukraine's defense in mariupol, says 20 women and children got out after a cease-fire. but that really is a tiny fraction of the hundreds still trapped inside the plant and the thousands, of course, believed to be sheltering in other parts of the city. about 100,000 or so trapped in other parts of the city, it's believed. meanwhile, missile strikes hammered southern as well as eastern ukraine on saturday. in the southern port city of odesa, as you can see on your map, witnesses reported hearing several explosions. ukraine's military also confirmed that the runway at odesa's airport had been

knowing nancy pelosi.he probably is sort of brushed this off and it's just refocusing on doing the very hard work that she has on her plate, but he does worry that others could possibly follow suit blowing the lines. he says between church and state. i am concerned that this archbishop could set president. i believe there are bishop of denver i think has already come out supporting. now we did reach out to nancy pelosi's office directly for comment but have not heard back as of yet. i'm live in the newsroom tonight tim johns abc 7 news tim. thank you. a seven-year-old child has died after being struck by a vehicle in fremont this afternoon. it happened on montrose avenue. just east of fremont boulevard the driver stopped after the collision and remained at the scene as police officers arrived the child who was taken to a trauma center was treated but sadly passed away at the hospital police have been diverting traffic from that area and that we understand will likely continue until tomorrow morning. it's m

he has been married to nancy pelosi since 1963 and they share five children. nancy pelosi's office put out a brief statement saying the speaker will not be commenting on this private matter that occurred while she was on the east coast. she was in rhode island, to speak at brown university's commencement earlier today. reaction is coming in from across the country and on both sides of the political aisle. we will talk more about that tonight. dion: the pope passed over a prominent arch quik-trip of san francisco -- archbishop of san francisco when he named new cardinals today. early this month, cardinality said he would no longer allow nancy pelosi to receive communion because of her support of abortion rights. the pope has not weighed in on the u.s. supreme court ruling on abortion rights but in the past he has denounced the political weaponizing of communion. just ahead, a symbol of pride takes over san francisco. the pink triangle is going up on 10 peaks -- twin peaks as we usher in june. and astronomers are eyeing a possible meteor shower on memorial day.

nancy pelosi es la funcionaria de mayor rango en visitar kiev.mariÚpol. las tropas ucranianas todavÍa resisten en la fÁbrica y dicen que no se van a rendir. por otro lado, odesa fue bombardeada por moscÚ. por otro lado, se registrÓ un incendio en una base militar de moscÚ en territorio ruso y cerca de la frontera. esta visita sigue a la de los secretarios de defensa y estado. maity: en muchas ciudades de todo el mundo celebraron el 1 de mayo, dÍa internacional del trabajo, con manifestaciones, pero en estados unidos las manifestaciones estÁn ligadas a la migraciÓn. vamos con los detalles. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] [audio ambiente] [gritos] [algarabÍa] reportera: de costa a costa, la comunidad hispana saliÓ a las calles el 1 de mayo. >> el sueÑo no es tener una casa, el sueÑo es tener la reforma migratoria para que nuestros hermanos nos unamos. reportera: en este dÍa nacional de acciÓn, las marchas se realizaron en 39 ciudades, incluyendo los Ángeles. >> vamos a ver si nos dejan superar un poquito. yo tengo 40 aÑos aquÍ. no es fÁcil. no ha sido fÁcil ganarse e

what the archbishop is refusing to do because of pelosi's stance on abortion. >>> good morning. it's saturday, may 21st. 7:29. a live look outside over san jose. a little haze but the sun is shining through. welcome to your weekend. thank you so much for starting it with us. i'm kira klapper. meteorologist vianey arana joins us with a quick look at the micro climate forecast. >> hey, kiro. care kira it will be nice but warm. get ready for 80s inland. san jose 55 waking up to a light wind from the south about 6 miles per hour. notice how quickly we warm up. 11:00, 12:00 we will bump to the upper 70s and we are expecting 80s in the south bay for today. so, keep that in mind if you are out and about this afternoon. san francisco, 53 degrees. light winds from the west- northwest at 7 miles per hour. expected to top out in the upper 60s but it will be cool. a mix of sun and clouds. i will talk about the extended outlook in a few minutes. >> see you soon, thanks. >>> breaking news this morning in russia's ongoing war in ukraine. russia has declared it is banning entry to morning 900 a

knowing nancy pelosi. she probably is sort of brushed this off and it's just refocusing on doing the very hard work that she has on her plate, but he does worry that others could possibly follow suit blowing the lines. he says between church and state. i am concerned that this archbishop could set president. i believe there are bishop of denver i think has already come out supporting. now we did reach out to nancy pelosi's office directly for comment but have not heard back as of yet. i'm live in the newsroom tonight tim johns abc 7 news tim. thank you. a seven-year-old child has died after being struck by a vehicle in fremont this afternoon. it happened on montrose avenue. just east of fremont boulevard the driver stopped after the collision and remained at the scene as police officers arrived the child who was taken to a trauma center was treated but sadly passed away at the hospital police have been diverting traffic from that area and that we understand will likely continue until tomorrow morning. it's

i want to thank speaker nancy pelosi _ them. i want to thank speaker nancy pelosi for— them.irst official co—delegation into kyiv and i'm grateful for her long—term commitment to human rights and to democracy— commitment to human rights and to democracy and freedom. look, putin's brotat— democracy and freedom. look, putin's brutal war— democracy and freedom. look, putin's brutal war is _ democracy and freedom. look, putin's brutal war is no longer only a war against _ brutal war is no longer only a war against the — brutal war is no longer only a war against the people of ukraine. it is also a _ against the people of ukraine. it is also a war— against the people of ukraine. it is also a war against the will's most vulnerable. ukraine, as we all know, it is basically— vulnerable. ukraine, as we all know, it is basically the breadbasket of the world. it provides wheat, maize, sunflower— the world. it provides wheat, maize, sunflower oil and so many other things— sunflower oil and so many other things to — sunflower oil and so many other things to countries all around the world,

speaker pelosi told the ukrainian leader the u.s. is with you. >> we are visiting you to say thank you for your fight for freedom and so our commitment is to be there for you until the fight is done. >> reporter: zelenskyy grateful for the visit saying this is a signal of strong support for ukraine. the war intensifying by the day, the russia defense ministry says it's hit 800 targets in the past 24 hours. oakland congresswoman barbara lee joined the delegation on the trip. >> it was whether or not to go forward with our democratic principles or move backward with what putin is attempting to do but that's not going to happen. >> reporter: the consul general of ukrainian san francisco says pelosi's visit will play an important role in ukraine's future. >> this demonstrated the strong u.s. support for ukrainians right now for especially those ukrainians fighting against russian aggression and provides further proof that washington establishment, they're all understanding this probably is going to be a long war and this war will need a

the darkly did nancy pelosi say?s you say a strongly worded statement from i strongly worded statement from i of america's most powerful politicians, the speaker of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi. warning britain that any amendments to the northern ireland protocol could jeopardise lawmakers signing off on a uk — us free trade agreement. such an agreement has been much sought after by the british government of course and was touted as i of the main reasons for brexit. in this statement, nancy pelosi warns that i this statement, nancy pelosi warns thati of this statement, nancy pelosi warns that i of the cornerstones of the good friday agreement is the northern ireland protocol and anything that impinges upon that and could threaten what was achieved with the wood friday protocol, would result in a rejection of any sort of trade deal that is preferred to congress by politicians here. it is a very stern warning, as it is a very stern warning, as i say, from i of the most senior politicians in this country.

speaker, pelosi your long-term commitment is unparalleled. thank you very much. >> thank you for your kind be words, great leadership, for the opportunity to be here with you, to be here with supervisor ronan, supervisor safai joined us now. congratulations. alga ander ma. you will hear from them as they tell their story. all of the tenants of the building. i know tyrone. this place is about respect, respect for the tenants. 100% affordable housing is such a remarkable thing. it is about dignity and how lovely it is for the at thenants. i salute president biden for putting money to local government and to recognize jason, the official administrator for hud. because when covid hit, we photo get resources for the state but also for the cities and counties to meet the needs. the healthcare providers are -- it is also public education week. so many things to celebrate and observe. again, the president saw all of this as one. he saw it also as public private non-profit partnership. we have fought a long time for low income housing tax credits. it

husband of nancy pelosi arrested on a dui charge in the north bay. the reaction this morning. >> the justice department announcing it is looking into the police response to the deadly school shooting in texas. funeral services began for victims in that town. i am justin finch in washington with the latest. >> memorial day travel>> began r you. so much to get seo on this monday. >> it will be gusty this afternoon. the warming trend will continue over the next couple of days. we do expect to pick up. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. 54 san jose. here is a live look from the exploratorium camera. we do expect a lot of sunshine on your holiday. in the 50's and 60's by 9:00 a.m. our warmest spots close to 80 degrees, but that breeze will become an issue. a red flag warning first llano county. kumasi: the justice department stepping in to investigate the response to the devastating mass shooting that killed 19 children and two teachers. we have more on that and the president's visit to uvalde. julian: visitation services are being held today. the communi

meantime a pelosi ally in the state, the archbishop is trying to bully speaker pelosi into ignoring here senator scott wiener, painting the archbishop as out of touch with san francisco values. franciscans overwhelmingly want access to reproductive health care, including abortion, a message echoed by several parents on the campus of st mary's college in morocco. the catholic affiliated school preparing for commencement ceremonies this weekend. i think you are responsible for your own body self, and i think that lady is such a smart person that understands every woman's world , not just body, but world in general, you have to respect the other person and their views. anyone is allowed to have their own views at any given time. it's sad that somebody would be so vehemently against anyone person coming. and we did reach out to both the house speaker and san francisco archbishop for further comment. so far, you have to hear back faith and politics collide, zack. thank you. facebook parent company meta, reportedly reminding its employees to avoid debates about abortion on its internal platfo

pelosi's visit comes amid a new threat from russia. are, quote, fair game to target. the united states is undeterred. supplied billions in military aid msnbc news correspondent courtney -- has more. >> this giant cargo plane is loaded with lethal and vital cargo, destined for the ukrainian military. every few hours at the dover airspace airport, this cargo departs with civilians. with president biden pledging another 20 billion dollars on u.s. security assistance of this week, the u.s. military as working overtime to deliver. this is ammunition for 155 million howitzers. large artillery pieces, which u.s. officials hope will stop russia's new advance in the east of ukraine. >> we are in the cargo hold of this 7:47. it can hold about 42 pilots like these, each of these carry 72 artillery rounds. we are talking about about 3000 rounds in this plane. they are being loaded and. now they could be in the hands of the ukrainian military in just a day or two. >> this is a second mission for tim sherman and felicia lorries, former military pilo

paul pelosi, through his spokesperson saying, if there's another paul pelosi arrested for someone elseim. therefore, some of these reports are false. i can't figure out if he's denying that he was boozed up and gotten in a porsha and ran the stop sign and got t-boned by another car that thankfully, had uninjured passengers. just take responsibility. just say you did something stupid. you will never do it again. that's how you handle it. >> harris: joe, look, long lived the -- you're 82. with their kind of money, seriously, a whole limo company could have shown up and pick the limo you want to get into. >> let's talk about they are worth, more than $110 million. get a lyft or hire a guy named max to be your driver. you're 82 years old. spend couple of bucks. protect yourself and others if you had too much at dinner. >> harris: some of the ands maybe too young to remember the heart-to-heart. >> my favorite will be argyle from "die hard" there's no excuse for him drunk driving. there's no excuse for him not taking responsibility. i find that does peel back the layers, prove that he is a m

speaker pelosi had said that being denied communion would be very serious to her. we reach out to her office for comment on the archbishop's comment, but have not had an immediate response. in san francisco, sergio quintana. >>> shots fired, shot is fired. >> reporter: this video has been edited. the shooting happened back in september. officers responding to a 911 call a basis vicious person. when they arrived, the suspect was waiting and started shooting. that's when officers returned fire. one of them was fired. that wounded officer is recovering from an injury, but is said to be okay. rising recessions here sent stocks of falling with the s&p 500 dipping into fair market territory. that's when an index has brought 25% from a recent high. the s&p hit an all-time high january. at one point today, falling 20%. the s&p recovered slightly, closing 19% before the january record. we will break down what this all means for you coming up soon at 5:30. >> gets back to masking in a berkeley schools. almost 10,000 k-12 students found out they're going to have to wear these

. >> the battle over abortion rights coming at a personal cost to nancy pelosi. the archbishop of san francisco is banning her from receiving holy communion in the arch diocese. let's talk of the weather. >> our fire danger has lessened but we are looking at a warming trend. it is 50 in hayward, 49 in union city. 46 in novato. pacifico with plenty of sunny skies with upper-level clouds. we have winds at the coast, with the spread from the 50's to upper 70's. we will return tomorrow fog on sunday as we continue to warm up inland. i will explain coming up. >> band from receiving holy communion. nancy pelosi has been public about her catholic faith over the years. when it comes to her stance on abortion, this is not the first time that her views have clans -- clashed with the bishops. >> san francisco's archbishop barring nancy pelosi from receiving communion thanks to her stance on abortion. writing that she must renounce her stance on abortion rights or denounce catholicism. >> it is becoming more and more extreme and more and more aggressive. speaking on a cathol

. >>> nancy pelosi's husband arrested. why the house speaker's husband now faces charges in california. >>> new video of a dramatic rescue. a neighbor jumps into a pool to rescue a 4-year-old who is underwater for several minutes. and a reminder to parents on how to keep children safe this summer. >>> and uvalde. united in prayer. a community lifting itself up with faith. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >>> good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on yet another busy sunday. i'm linsey davis. as we come on the air tonight, president biden is wrapping up an emotional visit to uvalde, texas amid major developments in the investigation. the justice department says it's looking into the law enforcement response, in particular why the shooter was not stopped sooner. during the president's visit palpable anger. people shouting "do something." president biden responding, "we will." the first couple visiting the memorial at robb elementary where 21 children and

>> you heard the words and from nancy pelosi we are with you until the fight is over for this war islican or democrat, left or right it is about human rights is about democracy. it's about the sovereignty of ukraine. so when any high-level official comes here to ukraine and meets with ukrainian leadership it really does send a message to the russians that they will have the support of the western world until this conflict is over and it is critical because we do know in the coming days russian forces are expected to announce even more troops even more mobilization to this war in ukraine and it will send that message to president putin in moscow that the ukrainian people and president zelenskyy himself will continue to receive that support. >> thank you for that but. >> i had idea nancy pelosi's broomstick could fly so far but i digress. [laughter] trey yingst to ask you great to be with you my friend, what is being done to ensure the safety and security of the u.s. officials that are continuing to take the surprise of trips over into ukraine? obviously something happens to them the u

pelosi vowed more u.s.support hoping to pass the $33 billion request for ukraine which was requested by president biden. >> i am visiting to say thank you for your fight for freedom, and that your fight is a fight for everyone, and so, our commitment is to be there for you until the fight is done. >> pelosi was also awarded the order of princess olga which is a civilian award to strengthen u.s.-ukrainian cooperation. >>> we have breaking news to tell you about, the traffic is backed up on the bay bridge going eastbound, because of a crash. we are going to show you the maps right now. you can see the red there near treasure island and the chp says that the off ramp for treasure island is closed. chp says that eastbound traffic is going to be turned around near the toll plaza, and to use i-le 0 going westbound. traffic could be backed up for the next hour and a half. so you will want to avoid the bay bridge if you are headed east. may day is today, and marked with labor rallies across the bay area, and in san

>> listen, i don't think there is any excuse, even being married to nancy pelosi.e a lot of money off that title, i'm sure. there is no excuse for this. this is selfish. for the last several weeks we've been hearing from democrats how republicans don't care about life and don't care about anybody's safety and to have somebody prominent as him do something so reckless, so selfish, imagine if someone had died because of his decision, he could afford an uber or a driver. this is ultimate slap in the face. i hope he is held accountable and i hope nancy says something about it, we are owed that, as well. she talks a lot, like to see what she says about this one. >> if you are nancy pelosi, how do you respond to this? >> she was on the east coast and didn't give comment so far. it is typical of nancy pelosi. this is classic do as i say issue not as i do, she does that. do you expect her husband to do differently? the man is 82 years old, he could have a driver, driving a very, very expensive car in napa and makes the decision to go on the road under the influence, he cou

. >> house speaker nancy pelosi joined other members of congress in a moment of silence to recognize the one million americans who died from covid-19. the ceremony on the steps of the u.s. capitol is just under 10 minutes. >> house speaker nancy pelosi joined other members of congress to -- remember those who died from covid-19. this is on the front steps of the capital. announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the right reverend, bishop of washington. >> i'd like i to join me in a moment of prayer. -- like to you join me in a moment of prayer. gracious and merciful god, behind each number is a name of a person beloved. far too many taken much too soon and sometimes alone. as we once again entrust them to your gracious care and the mystery that lies beyond this life, help us to believe that you hold them safely in your love. deal mercifully with all who grieve, forgive us the things done and left undone that might have saved those we lost. help us to accept what we cannot change. thank you for the brave and kind ones who worked so hard to care for the sick and dying, to keep u

pelosi the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi, was arrested in napa county on suspicion of drunk driving. according to a chp report, paul pelosi was arrested after crashing his porsche into a jeep while trying to cross highway 29 at walnut lane. this is right near yonville. it happened just before midnight last night. no one was hurt. the year old pelosi was booked on two misdemeanor counts and bail was set at $5000. he did post bail this morning when released. spokesman for speaker pelosi declined to comment. pelosi was on the east coast at the time of the incident for a commencement speaking engagement at brown university. the pelosi's do own a home in st helena. and the vice mayor of concord is facing charges of driving under the influence. laura hoffmeister has issued a statement confirming her arrest, which happened last week. the vice mayor says she was pulled over by clayton police after having dinner and wine with friends in her statement, she takes full responsibility for her actions and balance to take steps to make sure she has never arrested again. for do i? some travelers in

meantime a pelosi ally in the state, the archbishop is trying to bully speaker pelosi into ignoring her constituent's state senator scott wiener, painting the archbishop as out of touch with san francisco values. francisco's overwhelmingly want access to reproductive health care, including abortion, a message echoed by several parents on the campus of st mary's college in morocco. the catholic affiliated school preparing for commencement ceremonies this weekend. i think you are responsible for your own body self, and i think that lady is such a smart person that understands every woman's world , not just body, but world in general, you have to respect the other person and their views. anyone is allowed to have their own views at any given time. it's sad that somebody would be so vehemently against anyone person coming. and we did reach out to both the house speaker and the san francisco archbishop for further comment. so far, we've yet to hear back, andre. all right, we'll see what happens next, zack. thank you. governor gavin newsom reportedly has no interest in running for president a

that's what our bishop is and this is a case where tough love is needed. >> she thinks it was pelosiorced his hand by criticizing the church in her discussion of the issue. >> really dragging her faith into the discussion by saying you know, as a catholic, i believe this. and as a catholic, i support this. this kind of thing is precisely the cause of the scandal. >> didn't you just have communion at the last supper? i think if judas could get communion, i'm pretty sure nancy can get communion. >> the separation between church and state has become razor san . >>> coming up, the port of oakland is reporting a cargo slowdown despite supply chain problems. >>> and the u.s. did receive one much anticipated delivery today. we have details of how much formula has arrived from europe and how much more is on the way. plus -- >> two headlines. going to be 20 degrees warmer by the time we get into this week. and just released within the last two hours, there's another red flag warning for solano county. we'll talk about the timing on that and what this means for the quail fire, coming up. for s

i want to thank speaker pelosi for leading. i think the 1st official co dell and to give and i am grateful for her long term commitment to human rights and, and to democracy and freedom look poodle. putin's brutal war is no longer only a war against the people of ukraine. it is, is also a war against the world's most vulnerable. and ukraine, as we all know, is basically the bread basket of the world to provide suite. mays, sunflower, oil. and so many other things. i think countries all around the world, especially in africa and in the middle east. it provides important food to relief organizations, united nations, world food program. and. and all of these organizations are dedicated to trying to prevent of an increase in hunger. busy and yet this war, boons war is exacerbating hunger all around the world. and his deliberate targeting of food supplies is resulted in great pain inside ukraine and around the world. food prices have risen, energy prices have risen, and that in turn means that hunger is on the rise. what kind of per

house speaker nancy pelosi was on the ground there in kyiv. you know, it perhaps is symbolic, but how important do you think these visits are, and what kind of a message do you think it sends to russia cr crucially? >> these visits are very important and we've seen not just only u.s. high level officials, but also european union, president of the european union, head of the council, head of the foreign affairs, they are all coming to show they stand with ukraine and ukrainian people. remember, we are seeing the largest conflict on the european continent since the second world war and there was a feeling where ukrainians were saying that pe are on our own with this dark force that president putin unleashed on ukraine. and these visits exactly demonstrate that ukraine is not alone, that there is a 40 country strong coalition supporting financially, militarily with humanitarian aid and that ukraine can win and can persevere and defeat russia. >> i want to talk about what is going on in mariupol. we were talking to matt about those 20 civilians th

. >> yeah, house speaker nancy pelosi led the first official u.s. delegation to ukraine since the war began. her visit makes -- marks the highest ranking u.s. official to go there since russia invaded. president volodymyr zelenskyy says the visit is an important sign of the u.s. commitment to ukraine. in a news conference, speaker pelosi underscored the message behind the visit. >> our discussion centered around the subjects at hand, as you would suspect. security, humanitarian assistance, economic assistance, and eventually rebuilding when victory is won. we're proud to convey to him a message of unity from the congress of the united states, a message of appreciation from the american people for his leadership and admiration to the people of ukraine. >> we're also following new developments on what is left of that steel plant in mariupol. evacuation efforts are under way. we will have the latest coming up in a live report. >>> first, we want to get more on speaker pelosi's congressional delegation and that meeting with president zelenskyy. cnn corr

house speaker nancy pelosi.ed visit saturday with the democratic congressional delegation to kyiv, and that made pelosi the highest-ranking u.s. official to meet with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy since russia's invasion more than two months ago. and during that stop we heard her tell mr. zelenskyy ukraine's fight is a fight for everyone. she reiterated the u.s. commitment saying, until the fight is done. and back in washington, the u.s. house has passed legislation that will allow the white house to swiftly supply weapons to ukraine on loan. the biden administration is also asking congress for $33 billion to aid ukraine over the next several months. now, there is strong bipartisan support for ukraine on capitol hill now, but republicans and democrats warn there are many issues that need to be sorted out over the request, and it could be weeks before we see a vote in both chambers. speaker pelosi will likely face questions on that as she meets with the polish president. so, there we are taking pictures

pelosi later saying we're there for the fight and you cannot fold to a bully. tonight after days and weeks of calls to evacuate civilians trapped in the besieged city of mariupol, the international committee of the red cross saying it is helping facilitate safe passage still, hundreds of civilians may remain inside a steel plant there. the mayor saying with thousands dying in that city, the war must stop. we begin with kelly cobiella in ukraine. >> reporter: tonight a surprise show of support for ukraine. house speaker nancy pelosi leading a delegation to kyiv, meeting with president zelenskyy. the visit under wraps until today for security reasons speaker pelosi telling the ukrainian leader the u.s. is with you >> we are visiting you to say thank you for your fight to freedom. and so our commitment is to be there for you until the fight is done. >> reporter: zelenskyy grateful for the visit saying this is a signal of strong support for ukraine. the war is intensifying by the day. the russian defense ministry says they have hit 800 targets in the past 24 hours,

he has ordered churches locally to deny communion to nancy pelosi. it comes after the leak draft indicating roe v wade will be struck down this summer. -- is in san francisco with the very latest. >> san francisco archbishop -- says he's been waiting this decision for months. according to a letter he wrote to members of the archdiocese, he's been unable to have a conversation with house speaker nancy pelosi about the issue. he writes in part. i have determined that the point has come in which i must make a public declaration that she is not to be admitted to holy communion. unless and until she publicly refutes her support for abortion. meant to highlight the improvements needed if the supreme court decision holds. >> unfortunately, -- is under great threat. we are already seeing that -- as of last september. >> reporter: according to planned parenthood northern california, about 75 women had already come, citing the difficulty of getting the procedure in their home states. today, reproductive rights supporters were quick to condemn the archbishop's

. >> nancy pelosi's husband arrested on dui charges in napa. spencer: i am spencer christian with a look at gusty winds and fire probability. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dion: but evening and thank you for joining us. i am dion lim. reaction coming across the nation this evening as nancy pelosi's husband was arrested on a dui charge in napa last night. law enforcement is not saying much about the case. j.r. stone has been following this developing story and joins us in the newsroom. j.r.: i talked with those from chp earlier this evening who released new details. we also spoke with the other driver involved says he is glad no one else was hurt. this is new video showing the crash scene in napa county where paul pelosi was arrested for dui saturday night. speaker pelosi was on the other side of the country giving a sunday commencement speech to graduates. >> i don't think we should be paying much attention to what her husband is doing because he is no

pelosi led a delegation of house lawmakers to the war stricken country. well, she vowed american support washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin has that story. during her visit. speaker of the house nancy pelosi told the president of ukraine that the u.s.. >> we'll stand beside ukraine until the end of this war. and despite typical division on capitol hill, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say they're ready to lend more support to ukraine. >> mean, it sunday speaker nancy pelosi and a delegation of lawmakers made a surprise visit to the capital of ukraine where they renewed america's promise to being there. when want go time during a sit-down meeting. pelosi, hank the president of ukraine for continuing his fight for democracy. the visit comes as russian aggression continues to escalate in parts of the countries on abc's this week, ukraine's ambassador to the u.s. said pelosi's visit speaks volumes as ukraine continues its battle on the ground. we need all the assistance we can get at the request of the president. members of congress are bowing

the democratic -- led by speaker pelosi just left ukraine. after meeting with president zelenskyy in kyiv. the secret visit was the first bow u.s. congressional delegation since this war began. coming on the heels of president biden's request to congress for 33 billion dollars in aid to ukraine. escalating rhetoric between the kremlin and the west, and assessment suggesting the war may become more protracted -- and more protracted conflict. does this visit mean that members of congress expect this war to end door, if not expand? >> reverend al, thank you for the opportunity to join you this evening. what i think this visit, at of the highest rank a list -- official so far means is that, we are demonstrating the full weight of the united states government is behind president zelenskyy and the people of ukraine. and against any further encouragement by russia. and that this, whether it is a shorter term or longer term effort to push russia back, out of ukraine, that we are with them for the long haul. it's an important message that she sent for

but nancy pelosi thing is really astounding.s you point out we had actual shortages when they tried to put price controls on gasoline in earlier times when we had this kind of escalation in gas prices. it doesn't work. it never works. and by the way, if it is all putin's fault, how basically slamming the brakes on small operators, gas stations, nancy pelosi may not know this, they are not owned by big oil companies. they're owned by independent operators. elizabeth: right. >> somehow they're in cahoots with putin? the thing is ridiculous. it is not laughable if they actually do this. elizabeth: feels cynical too. they're running out of scapegoats to liz's point. they're running out of scapegoats. president biden is now, he is stepping on a rake with another whopper. watch the president with that and watch him shout about food shortages. we have a baby formula shortage that is really severe right now under his administration. watch this. >> we had an economy on the brink of a great depression. millions of people losing their jobs