pelosi: none. he is a force in terms of technology especially relating to ukraine, but i don't spend too much. we have a lot of strong leaders. i come from an area that is very, shall we say, technologically on the move. and every year since i have been in office or even before, they said to me, you have not seen nothing yet. so we don't know what is next but i don't spend too much time thinking about him. francine: in terms of ai or technology? rep. pelosi: ai is a double-edged sword and that is in my district, to and from san francisco. and the people i know who care about our country, care about our country and know that it is a double-edged sword that we need guardrails, we need standards and the rest so that this double-edged sword does not do harm, but instead does good and it can do some good. but right now, we have a strike in the creativity industry, writers and actors and the rest, and there has to be respect for the creativity that they have. and ai has an impact, could have an impact on

pelosi: my motto is the flag is still there. francine: she has been the face of her party for generation. nancy pelosi made history when she became the first female speaker in 2000 seven. until most recently the most powerful woman in politics, she faced attacks. >> we have an aberration in our country right now, but hopefully that will not last too much longer. nonetheless, we still have to strive for unity. sometimes you achieve it, sometimes you do not, but we have a responsibility to act in a transparent, accountable way. francine: on this episode, i travel to venice where nancy pelosi was a special guest at the dvf awards. i ask her about the biggest geopolitical threats and what she has learned from more than 35 years in public office. speaker pelosi, thank you for speaking to bloomberg. you are one of the most recognizable and admired politicians out there. what did you learn in the last 40 years about leadership and politics? rep. pelosi: i have been learning about leadership for a long time, seeing it another's, and rec

we are outside waiting for speaker pelosi. i should say. former speaker of the house nancy pelosi.'s now a congresswoman for her to come out and possibly we can do a live interview with about her dear friend, senator dianne feinstein. it was pelosi to help escort her body back from washington, d.c., to sfo. and then of course, she is here in san francisco where it all started. hopefully she'll come out and talk to us. if she does, we will try to take that live for you as it happens. back to you, james start. all right. we'll check back you a little bit them. thank you. just tell us. >> all right, 9.33. let's also bring into the discussion now, political analyst michael yaki joining us once again this morning. and you just heard, will michael rattle off a few words that come to mind? we pelosi trailblazer pioneer all throw another one in there. pragmatist because she was from an era and cut her teeth in politics at a time when it was expected that our lawmakers in washington would go there and hammer out deals with the other side and make progress and get things done. something in t

talk to me about this office with speaker pelosi, former speaker pelosi. really, of all the things to prioritize, one of the first orders of business, john, is to move her out of her office. she is not even here, by the way, she did not even vote. she was at senator feinstein's funeral. what is this about? >> i wish i knew. the notion of giving a former speaker and office originated with mrs. pelosi when the democrats won control in 2006. she offered outgoing speaker, mr. pastured, a room in the capital, a very nice room, i might add, to use as his office until he decided that he was going to leave. that is usually not a problem because most speakers leave after they have left their term as speaker. mrs. pelosi was given that same courtesy by speaker mccarthy when she left the speakership in 2021. -- and 2020. i sink tech they not only throughout misses pelosi but the majority leader as well, who is a very collaborative person who worked very closely with republican leaders, both in the majority and the minority. night feeling about this is, nancy pelosi's

pelosi: thank you. dean treanor: the justice ginsburg series, speaker pelosi. [laughter] [applause] ms. pelosi: inspired by justice ruth bader ginsburg, the last line at her service in the capital, it was such an honor, the last song that was sung, the last words were something that i think you all be inspired by and have as your words, as well. america, america, i give my best to you. ruth bader ginsburg. to all of you. thank you very much. [applause] >> today, the ukrainian ambassador to the u.s. talks about the ongog rusa-ukraine war while addressing military reporters and editors at conference in washington, d.c., li at 11:38 a.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, or live at c-span.org. american history tv, saturdays on c-span2, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. 7:00 p.m. eastern, douglas brunt discusses his book where he recounts the life of the inventor of the diesel engine in -- and his 1913 disappearance in the lead up to world word one. and then 9:30 p.m. eastern, a discussion on the 1976 presidential campaign rebels, jimmy car

pelosi. former speaker, pelosi. of all of the things prioritized, one of the first orders of business, john, is to move her out of her office? she's not even here, by the way. she was at senator feinstein's funeral. what is this about? >> i wish i knew. the notion of giving a former speaker in office actually originated with mrs. pelosi, when the democrats won control in 2006 she offered the outgoing speaker a room in the capitol. a very nice room, might i add. to use as his office until he decided that he was going. most speakers leave after they left their term as speaker. so, mrs. pelosi was given that same courtesy by speaker mccarthy, when she left the speakership in 2000. and in 2023. and she has been occupying that office. i think that, and by the way, they not only throughout mrs. pelosi, but the majority leader as well who, we know is a very collaborative person in worked very closely with republican leaders both in the majority and minority. my feeling about this is that nancy pelos

pelosi will never go for it. i was floored by him saying that. >> i know this word optics has come up several times in the past or in different contexts. do you know if irving had discussed that with stinger of what a possible response would be? >> no, sir. according to the chiefs transcribed testimony given the select committee, you asked the national guard to send assistance on that call and he didn't hear the military people respond to your plea. is that what you remember? >> no, he heard clearly and say they recommended against my request for the national guard. robert immediately butted in and said let me get this right, you are denying the chief of the capitol police and, i can go further into that if you want. >> are you familiar with the term, data minor? >> i am familiar, yes. >> the general was using this tool and reached out to senator angus king morning him about violent rhetoric before january 6th. intelligence included references to guns and other weapons in d.c. one message said let's burn senator

second example having to dowa wh the pelosis is the next year 2021 paul pelosi exercises $10 million worth of stock option in microsoft. this time two weeks later the army announces that they're going to go with microsoft for these head sets that they are ordering. i'm forgetting the actual word but -- augmented reality head sets. so in other words, microsoft won a bid, sort of a contract to produce these augmented reality head sets, this could be worth billions of dollars over decades and, again, two weeks earlier paul pelosi invested $10 million. is that a coincidence? the thing is i'm just giving you two examples and the pelosis have gotten lucky very often and, in fact, there's even -- i don't know if it still exists, there were people on social media like tiktok who were investing with the pelosis every time that the pelosis made an investment. seemed to pan out well for them. >> and what about senator richard burr, very interesting time in the onset of the pandemic. >> right, so think back early on when covid-19 is starting to hit. the average american doesn'tad know how bad it

and nancy pelosi is haunted house. i did reach out to the senator is well as miss pelosi is office. the mayor's office as well to try and get their comments about this. but they did not answer our calls. >> here in the newsroom, theresa stasi, back to you guys. >> thank you, theresa, take a look at this. here's a look at the uc berkeley's central sierra snow lab earlier today. yep, it's snowing. the lab says it's expecting up to 3 inches of snow within the next few hours. opening day for tahoe ski resorts just around the corner. this after that, when a record breaking winter that we had last year, kron four's gayle ong here in the studio details on that. gale, people getting pumped up about ski season. yeah, hard to believe. we're already here, especially after. >> the ski season was deal was actually pushed back to the spring and even the summer for one. so we're seeing those light snow passing through the snowflakes in air today. not enough to ski just yet. resorts are excited and preparing for opening day. >> we're definitely starting to ramp up and having the here. we're plannin

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it was a no win situation. >> nancy pelosi had action narrow a margin.ryone was saying with the squad and all the other groups that she was never going to hold them together. somehow she managed to hold them together. >> if you remember, the big issues, particularly that biden won in first two years, the chips act, the infrastructure bill, they have relied on -- there were enough republicans among us on infrastructure, particularly when we changed it and you saw the senate get 70 some votes for it, the same thing with the chips act. todd young was a leader to get that done and saved the auto industry. i can remember going to the auto show last year and i got a bear hug. thanks for getting the chips act done. it was essential for the auto industry. it was a bipartisan effort. the leader -- our leadership opposed it because they said you will get a better bill in the next congress. that would not have happened in this congress. >> brendan, the texas republican delegation, the largest republican delegation in the house, and very diverse in terms of ideology

pelosi wasn't in the capitol during kevin's ouster. in san francisco saying good-bye to her good friend, the late senator dianne feinstein. whose sucessor now senator laphonza butler was sworn in by kamala harris because the senate actually functions. this morning, back on the looney tune sides of the capitol, former democratic majority leader hoyer was also evicted from his office. guess who is moving into pelosi's old office, kevin mccarthy. republicans were paying petty games, president biden was saying, hey, guys, maybe instead do your jobs. >> the house will now reorganize and select a new speaker. i know it's going to take some time. but i remind everyone, we have a lot of work to do and the american people expect us to get it done. we need to change the poisonous atmosphere in washington. we have strong disagreements, but we need to stop seeing each other as enemies. we need to talk to one another. listen to one another. work with one another. and we can do that. >> so biden is doing his job, announcing another round of federal

and his relationship with nancy pelosi is essentially nonexistent. but i think the bigger picture here is if this next year and two months is supposed to be a referendum or a choice for the white house and for republicans and democrats, what all this is doing is sort of helping the president make the argument that this is not a governing body, this is not a governing party. >> and i want to talk big picture, but i did reach out to pelosi's office about the allegation that mccarthy said that she said that she would have his back, and the response was pelosi has always made clear for mccarthy and everyone that she values respecting the dignity and integrity of the house. nine months later it is clear that no one on the side of the republican civil war respects the institution. and when it comes to that, another thing that happened just barely 90 minutes after mccarthy was kicked out of the speaker's chair, the pelosi office got an email from the temporary speaker, patrick mchenry's office, this is at 6:11 p.m., going to reassign h 132 for speaker offic

every time that the pelosi's made an investment were always a good bet. and it seemed to pan out well for them. and what about richard burr had a very interesting time in the in the onset of the pandemic right so think back to early on when covid 19 is starting to hit and the average american doesn't know how bad it is. two weeks to you know and two weeks ago, as donald trump said, it's to all be over like in the blink of an eye. right i think this started before we heard the phrase two weeks to flatten the curve. this would so the average american at this has no idea we've been that there's this thing in china this virus there's a couple cases or something but we don't know how bad it is is going to be in america. so richard burr, who at the time is a senator, but at the time he was chair of the intel committee. so he has access to a lot of top secret confidential meetings, information dumps, all of his stock in things like wyndham hotel, places that would be, you know, investment that would be very, very hurt by it. let's say a global pandemic that's ba

francine: speaker pelosi, thank you so much for speaking to bloomberg. you are one of the most recognizable and admired politicians. what did you learn in 40 years about leadership in politics? nancy: i learned a lot about leadership observing it in others, recognizing what is needed to get the job done. and i always define it in this way, know your why, why you are doing this because you will be under attack. know what you're talking about. know how to get it done, think in a strategic way, and that is all up here and then also connect directly with people. if you can show them how important what you are advocating is so they trust your judgment and you have a plan, you will have followers, you will be a leader. francine: is it harder in 2023 because of the divisions in america? nancy: our goal is not inch by inch, it is long-term and it is to bring people together. we have an aberration in our country right now but hopefully that will not last much longer. nonetheless, we have to strive for unity. sometimes you achieve it, sometimes you do not, but we

pelosi? pelosi? peltola? peltola? pence, nay. perez, yay. perry, nay. peters, yay. pederson, yay. flurrier? nay. >> we are watching along with you this historic vote to oust, to remove speaker kevin mccarthy. the numbers rack up over there, keep in mind that to stay, kevin mccarthy would need 214 noes, alternately, to be ousted, 214 members would have to vote yes. so far we have seven republicans who have voted against the rest of their caucus to oust him. its members congress gaetz, good, and mace and crane and buck and bigg and burchette. david jolly is watching along with us. your thoughts? >> my thoughts are now around math. democrats would have to break to support mccarthy if they supposed to hold. democrats have appears in unison to say no. so we very well may be heading to a mccarthy leading the speakership. i think broadly speaking nicolle, this is inevitable since he secure the speakership after 15 votes for several reasons. one is the small margin that republicans won the '22. it was supposed to be a red wav

thing is in giving you two examples in the pelosi is lucky. often -- and i don't know if it still exists for people on social media like to talk investing with the pelosi's, every time they make an assessment it would seem to pan out well forha them. >> and richard for, an interesting time. >> to go back to covid-19 is starting to hit, the average american doesn't know how about this. donald trump that it's going to be over in the blink of an eye. >> the average american has no idea, we are hearing this thing in china, this virus, a couple of cases or something, we do not how bad it will be in america so richard for at the time was senator but chair of the intel committee is have a lot of confidential meetings sells his law like wyndham hotel, investments that would be hurt by let's say a global pandemic but then he calls his brother-in-law and within one minute of hanging up the phone with richard berge, brother-in-law calls his broker and dumps ... is stopped ... ats it certainly has the appearance of impropriety. it looks like the game is r

republicans senator joni ernst the many former speaker nancy pelosi shut down, closed on pelosi federalisco named after pelosi because to open-air drug market ravaged with crime putting workers and people in harm's way. the senator says it's ironic the pelosi building is a symbol of the way government does not work in democrat policies don't work. >> touchÉ, joni ernst. that's a pretty good punch. to be fair, the building isn't operated by nancy pelosi, she doesn't own it or manage it, it was just name doctor because she's a prominent member of congress and it's in her hometown but if i had a building named after me as rat infested admit of us, i would ask one of two things. either cleanup the whole thing around the building or take my name off of it. it's like having a hospital named after you and everybody who goes there is a patient dies, nobody wants that but she seems to be oblivious to the fact that her hometown has become a hellhole thanks to the liberal policies of democrat legislators and mayors who think turning criminals on the street never prosecuting people for doing stupid

that was to reverse the biden pelosi schumer policies that are in place right now. you're right, the senate has passed no bills, zero. the house has at least passed four bills. both sides should have passed all 12, and we should be in a conference committee negotiating with some give and take, and yes it's going to be tough. >> give and take, key words there. >> but it shouldn't be a cave by republicans once again to just do what the democrats want to do, and that's what the continuing resolution was and that's the track we were on whether you have ood cr we wouldn't pass our bills this month and then we'd have an omnibus in december and further exacerbate the problems destroying this country. >> i appreciate your thoughts, thanks for sharing your perspective with us. >> thank you, i appreciate you having me. >> when we're back in 60 seconds, we'll get reaction to the historic ouster of the republican house speaker from the other side of the aisle, congressman dan goldman of new york will join us to talk about his party's strategy yesterday and beyond. >>> plus, who

stated, quote, a bullet to the head would be quicker in reference to the removal of speaker nancy pelosi. whereas, on january 26, 2021, cnn also reported that deleted videos showed representative -- representative marjorie taylor greene calling for the execution of speaker nancy pelosi and stating she was, quote, a traitor to our country, that she's guilty of treason and should suffer death or she'll be in prison. whereas, representative marjorie taylor greene has perpetuated the big lie represented -- related to the 2020 election by espousing conspiracy theories and threatening and inciting violence. whereas, october 26, 2021, representative marjorie taylor greene downplayed the actions of those who participated in the january 6 attack on the capitol and said, quote, if you think about what our declaration of independence says, it says, to over throw tyrants. whereas, on november 4, 2021, representative marjorie taylor greene went to visit those incarcerated related to the january 6 attack on the capitol in which she referred to them as, quote, the patriot wing of the d.c. jail. whereas

pelosi saying they were long-time friends, their families were very, very close. so it was pelosi who flew back to san francisco with the senator's body over the weekend. and she has been in the bay area ever since to pay tribute, including at the memorial service tomorrow. let's talk about the visitors, the line of visitors stretched down the block since early this morning. and they are still there as we showed you. what you are looking at is a time lapse from earlier this afternoon. many of the mourners we spoke to earlier today noted feinstein's leadership following the killing of mayor moscone, supervisor harvey milk. they talked about her efforts during the aids crisis, her efforts on gun control and her work and ability across the aisle. >> she was extraordinary under the most extraordinary circumstances, which we have lived through. so it was important for me to share my love for her and show my respects to her and to her family. >> she represented the best of san francisco. she grew up here. she was educated here. she shown a light when it was very dark. a

and nancy pelosi's haunted house? i did reach out to the senator's well as miss pelosi is office, the mayor to get their comments about this but didn't hear back from anyone. but we will continue to follow up on the story reporting live in the newsroom. i'm theresa stasi. back to you guys. theresa, thank you. new details tonight in the 2021 lake tahoe murder involving bay area native and former mlb player dan sarah >> who was arrested friday placer county court documents show back in june. the victims younger daughter filed a lawsuit against her older sister and one of the suspects in the case almost 5 months before these arrests were made. to reports. >> a june lawsuit revealing a legal battle between robert garry spore and wendy woods daughters adrian and aaron with younger daughter, adrienne, claiming her older sister erin and erin's husband danny serafini, were involved in her parents, death 5 months before sarah feeney was arrested. in a statement, adrian said, quote, my parents have been incredibly generous to d

the execution of several members of the democratic party, including the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, hillary clinton, and president barack obama. whereas on january 20 6, 2021, cnn reporter that marjorie taylor greene like a facebook comment that stated, a bullet to the head would be quicker in reference to the removal of speaker nancy pelosi. whereas on generate 26, 2021, cnn reported that deleted videos showed representative marjorie taylor greene calling for the execution of speaker nancy pelosi. and stating that she was quote, a traitor to our country, that she is guilty of treason, and should suffer death. whereas representative marjorie taylor greene has perpetuated the big lie related to the 2020 presidential election by espousing conspiracy theories, and inciting violence. whereas on october 26, 2021, representative marjorie taylor greene downplayed the actions of those who participated in the january 6 attack on the capitol and said, speak about what our declaration of independence says, it says to overthrow tyrants. representative marjorie taylor greene went to visit those

not how pelosi treated former republican leaders.n you have some new reporting about how that happened. the interim speaker patrick mchenry is being blamed for this. is that fair. >> no. this is real estate revenge and yes patrick mchenry gave the public order. but according to multiple sources who have told me and our colleague annie grayer, in fact, it will not surprise you to know that kevin mccarthy was hideaways and guess who is moving into pelosi's office? you get one guess. >> keb mccarthy. >> kep mccarthy. kevin is on a revenge tour. patrick would never do that on his own. this is kevin's call. >> classy. you talked to sources about how mccarthy's removal went down. tell us more. >> look, you laid out what happened on the republican side. with the matt gaetz aid and kevin mccarthy's self-in flicked wound. but we also talked about how the democrats kept discipline. and i'm told that it came down in effect to one photograph, remember the photograph from mar-a-lago where kevin mccarthy went running down and stood next to donald

and nancy pelosi is haunted house. i did reach out to the senator to talk to her further about this as well as miss pelosi and mayor london breed. but no one got back to us. >> in the newsroom, terisa stasio kron. 4 news. >> and we are following a developing story out of lewiston, maine as well where there's a statewide manhunt underway right now for a gunman. police are looking for 40 year-old robert card. they believe he's the person behind a mass shooting that killed at least 18 people and injured 13 others. police say he opened fire to different locations last night, a bowling alley and a restaurant and bar. they say he is. former military was recently committed to a mental health facility this summer. and here he is photographed holding what looks like an assault-style rifle. an arrest warrant has been issued for him. police say card is considered armed and dangerous and they're telling people in the area to stay in their homes and keep their doors locked as they continue their search. public schools have canceled

speaker pelosi, thank you for agree to serve as a sponsor of this mighty submarine and its crew. accord tologist naval tradition a ship's experience presence guide the ship and crew throughout the time in service. serving the boundary this connects the ship to the namesake. for over 35 years speaker pelosi represented the people of san francisco with honor and distinction to the united states congress. and served an advocate for initial security and prosecute motion of democratic values in the united states and around the entire world. she is a champion for justice and equality to ensure that every american is afforded dignity and he respect they deserve and a pagszate supporter of service members and the city making her the perfect ambassador to share san francisco's history and culture with the crew the future uss san francisco. the citizens of san francisco i thank you for welcoming our sailors and marines to your great city again. may god grant our nation and people for wins and following seas now brings me pleasure to introduce the person when made history in 2007 elected th

but does he have the ability that mccarthy had or pelosi? pelosi's skill set was raising money. that is one of the reasons she was able to maintain power so long. i think it is going to be a real challenge for this guy. he just hasn't done that. right. he hasn't traveled the country relentless i raising money and i think it is going to be tough. >> i think the republican donor class will be invested in wanting to see him succeed so i don't think it is as much of a problem as people anticipate. i think democrats will have a hard time characterizing him as this boogeyman. part of the political skill and why he won and where he is right now, is he has been able to be hard-line conservative but palatable enough to different members of his conference. he doesn't tick people off. >> and it was interesting in talking to the hard-line members, they are giving him leeway and rope to deal with some of the key issues, funding issues and johnson just, i want to point out, said this morning that they are going to move on an israel aid package this week and they will not tie the ukraine aid t

and nancy pelosi is haunted house. i did reach out to the senator to talk to her further about this as well as miss pelosi and mayor london breed. but no one got back to us. >> in the newsroom, terisa stasio kron. 4 news. >> 4 is your local election headquarters and in the south bay of sunnyvale council member has just announced that he is joining the 2024 race to be the city's next mayor district. 4 council member russ milton is the first candidate to officially enter the race. he represents the city's southeast portion and is serving his second term on the council mayor larry klein, a clan klein's first term as mayor expires in 2024. >> it's 6.21. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news dash cam video showing a pair of street racers in the east bay. they don't see that a cop is right behind is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! becau

and nancy pelosi is haunted house. i did reach out to the senator to talk to her further about this as well as miss pelosi and mayor london breed. but no one got back to us. >> in the newsroom, terisa stasio kron. 4 news happening today. the pleasant hill pilot charged with trying to shut off the engines of an alaska jet. >> mid flight is expect in a federal court. so earlier this week, joseph emerson, let not guilty to 83 counts of second-degree attempted murder. his first appearance in federal court for a single count of interfering with flight crew members and passengers. police oregon say emerson took them, said he told told him that he took magic mushrooms about 48 hours for that flight. and thought he was dreaming when he tried to shut off the engines. he added that he had a nervous breakdown. he was struggling with depression and the recent death of a friend and that he had slept for 40 hours. wasn't and teachers. they declared an impasse after one year ago. shane with management. now the teachers goals at the b

and nancy pelosi is haunted house. i did reach out to the senator to talk to her further about this as well as miss pelosi and mayor london breed. but no one got back to us. >> in the newsroom, terisa stasio kron. 4 news. see if somebody some point. meanwhile, we are your local election headquarters and in the south bay, sunnyvale city council member. >> one of them has just announced that they are running for the 2024 race for that city's next mayor. its district, 4 council member russ milton. he's the first candidate to officially enter the race. he represents the city's southeast portions and is serving his second term on the city council mayor larry klein's first term as mayor expires on or in 2024. scott wiener, by the way, has announced his bid for a 3rd term in the state senate. he was first elected to the senate there in 2016 after serving 2 terms in san francisco's board of supervisors during his tenure, he has become one of the legislature's most outspoken progressive lawmakers. he's written a number of high-

and nancy pelosi is haunted house. i did reach out to the senator to talk to her further about this as well as miss pelosi and mayor london breed. but no one got back to us. >> in the newsroom, terisa stasio kron. 4 news. >> it's 10, 0, 9, and the developing story that's happening in lewiston, maine is a manhunt statewide for a gunman. kron four's ray harvey here in studio with the very latest on that right >> police. they are now looking for 40 year-old robert car. they believe he is that person. the on a mass shooting that killed at least 18 people and injured 13 others. police say he opened fire at 2 different locations last night, bowling alley in a restaurant bar. they say he is former military and he was actually recently committed to mental health facility. he was photographed holding an assault-style rifle. arrest warrant has been issued for him. police say car is considered armed and dangerous. they are telling people to stay in their homes. door's locked as they search for card. public schools in that city ar

david depape is accused to have broken into the home and hitting paul pelosi in the head with a hammer. his charges include attempting to kidnap a federal official, nancy pelosi, and assaulting the immediate family member of a federal official. >>> san jose city council approved an emergency declaration allowing tiny homes to be built more rapidly by streamlining administrative process. building codes and other regulations they say slows down and limit the number of interim shelters available in san jose. backers say this will cut the average to your construction time in half, this is all part of mayor matt mahan's effort to clear all homeless encampments of san jose city streets. >>> overseas. israel sent tanks into gaza overnight . and what they call a limited raid as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu readies his nation for a full-blown ground offensive. the tanks went in for a targeted raid according to reporting by the times of israel. but for now, the large ground offensive has not happened. 200 hostages held by hamas as negotiations continue. this morning, there is a cour

nancy pelosi, and paul ryan was very respected. they begged him to be speaker.e didn't want to be speaker. he wanted to be chairman of the budget committee. where it kevin mccarthy, is he feared? is he -- >> i don't know the short answer. >> that's not good. >> no it's not. ultimately, that's why we're having this day and the speaker is only as powerful as the majority allowed them to be. nancy pelosi had the same size as kevin mccarthy. a very different speakership. and mark meadows just threatened in a letter to make a motion to vacate the chair. it became such a big deal, the house blew up. and that's the anecdote in mark meadows' book that john boehner got on his knees. working on the implementation of house rules, we haven't even talked about it. you're talking a different language that most people who work on these things even know about. >> well, we should note that fear of the house freedom caucus by the republican speaker has been going on for at least a decade or so. it's why speaker boehner left before the end -- remember, he didn't leave at the end o

and nancy pelosi is haunted house. i did reach out to the senator to talk to her further about this as well as miss pelosi and mayor london breed. but no one got back to us. >> in the newsroom, terisa stasio kron. 4 news. all right. we'll talk about our forecast. here's a nice shot showing us the golden gate bridge. we'll see what's happening here in the bay area. >> especially for halloween weekend. you know, i'm curious about that. all right. but we're also going to talk about some snow. it's not even november yet. yeah, well, check it out. so we're looking at diamond peak behind me here like todd, when we see something today that we haven't seen in a while. if take your eye over here, you notice there's a brand-new dusting of snow on the peaks. so we've got a little bit of snow yesterday and into last night. not a whole lot. not most of the resorts are really reporting snow totals yet, but i found a few a fierce know lab reporting 3.9 inches in the last 24 hours have only 2 inches. same story palisades. so 2 to 4 in

nancy pelosi san francisco office is located at. >> nancy pelosi has a responsibility as our representative to listen to us. we are not going to stop until nancy pelosi signs this cease-fire resolution. we will not stop. >> reporter: representative corey bush introduced a resolution calling for a deescalation and cease-fire. tonight in san francisco many are raising the palestinian flag and raising their voices pointing to the amount of children that died in gaza. for those driving through san francisco be aware part of 7th street is blocked off. >> not far away a vigil is getting underway to morn the palestinians and israelis who died since the war started less than two weeks ago. among the dead, 32 americans, we are joined live at mannys in san francisco with more. andrea? >> reporter: the vigil here just got started. as you can see people are lighting candles and flowers are being given out to everybody that is attending here. while many of the events here are usually held inside this one is held in the parklet to get the message of peace out to the community. this event is for israelis

and nancy pelosi is haunted house. i did reach out to the senator to talk to her further about this as well as miss pelosi and mayor london breed. but no one got back to us. >> in the newsroom, terisa stasio kron. 4 news. >> it's a 21 and new this morning the fbi is warning americans about phantom hackers. scammers impersonating tech support. banking personnel and government representatives. and this scam, it misleads people saying that their bank account has been hacked and the scammers convince the victims to wire transfer money to them, saying that they will move the funds for you into a different account for your quote, protection. the fbi says the government representatives will never ask for money in a wire transfer or cryptocurrency or prepaid gift cards. so don't be fooled. >> well, a man has been arsted now in connection with a fatal shooting that briefly led to a shelter in place in monterey over the weekend. the sonoma county sheriff's office accusi joseph boucher of shooting and killing chris job fee. this

pelosi writing in a statement, quote, office base does not matter to me. it seems to be important to them. a source close to pelosi says, the move was retaliation for democrats citing against mccarthy inside the speakers vote. >> rather than being petty and silly, and throwing nancy pelosi out of her office, how does that contribute to civility appear? >> a house of representatives without a speaker, paralyzed. >> we can't get anything done, those can be brought with us, what we can to be on the house, what we can pass an eating into law. let's just pray that there is not a national emergency that we have to respond to, because this places in operable. >> and if the republican is turning inward to representative matt gaetz who led the charge to unseat the speaker. >> yesterday, effectively somebody threw a grenade in the middle of the house floor. there was a meeting last night as you may know, of republicans, and that room would have devolved into a physical attack on whether people stayed in there for long period of time. >> some republicans calling for

nancy pelosi also had narrow margins last congress. she agreed to a number of role changes. this is what happens. you know, nancy pelosi and kevin mccarthy both cut the deals they needed to get -- they needed to cut to get to 218. in some respects, those rules made the house better. in others, they made them a little harder to govern. let's not blame rules, although i would say the motion to vacate, one, is insanity. >> you're saying it's insanity. if any member of congress can do a motion to vacate, doesn't that make -- to mitch mcconnell's point, doesn't that make it impossible? >> it does. and we should change that rule. but it seems like the most d.c. thing ever to blame an arcane rule when the problem is actually the make-up of the house. yes, let's change the rule, but i'm not going to change the rule. at some point, it's garbage in and garbage out if you have members that don't want to work, if you have members that crave chaos, if you have members that have never actually figured out how to work with any other human being to find common ground ever, it's going to be,

joining me now is house speaker emerita nancy pelosi. thank you so much for being here. always a pleasure. when i go back and watch that footage of you that day, it is a reminder that the speaker is second in line to the presidency. and when you had a president who was refusing to be president, and you had a vice president who was hiding and fearing for his life, it was the speaker who had to take charge. and you did that. the idea that the person in that position, if somebody catastrophic were to happen to the capitol again would be an insurrectionist, somebody on the side of the insurrectionists, i can't wrap my mind around it fully. and i wonder what you make of it. >> first, let me say, chuck schumer, we were there together. >> yes. >> together, calling the president, asking him, really beseeching him to send the national guard. talking to the then secretary of defense and asking him. and the secretary of the army, mccarthy was his name, to send -- and they just weren't doing it. and then they would lie about it, that's their thing. and again, mitch mcconnell was eve

that is not an entitlement that nancy pelosi owns.ick mchenry wanted to reallocate space and that's the things that speakers do every single month when they're speaker. listen, this is, i nonan seizure disorders pelosi is upset about it. i know nancy pelosi is upset but not her space forever and ever. elizabeth: congressman, you have a lot of integrity to help and serve and fix america. we see that and hope you come back on soon so we can talk more. >> absolutely. any time. elizabeth: good to see you. okay. coming up. republican strategist ford o'connell is fired up and growing list of president biden's flip-flops and not just his reversal on now building a border wall in texas. we've got more. our hot take is next on "the evening edit". ♪ changes your struggle with missing teeth forever. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. it changes your smile and how others smile at you. clearchoice network doctors have changed over 100,000 lives with dental implants, and they can change yours, too. because a clearchoice d

pelosi? pelosi? paltola? paltola? sykes? sykes? >> are there other members in this body that have not been recorded or who wish to change their vote? ed . >> neil: we're going to dip back in here. it appears six have not voted if there were 432 in attendance that could voted. 426 have. 432 means that six have not. that's me doing the math backwards. always dangerous. in that environment, it would take one more to cinch it that you need 217 votes either way, y yay or nay. yay to get rid of kevin mccarthy. right now half the number that we think is there have voted to remove him. there's some confusion. let's listen in. >> the yays are 216, the nays are 210. the resolution is adopted. without option, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the office of speaker of the house of the united states house of representatives is hereby declared vacant. all right. that is a stunner. you have never seen what you see unfolding now in the well of the house in american history. a speaker kicked out of his job. we don't know the breakdown.

nancy pelosi laughing about the fact people wore t-shirts. that said i survived feinstein staff meeting. >> you that resonated with you. >> now, i mean, dianne was about perfection. she was very hands on. i think one of interesting stories about sent a clear was how many staff she went in your first year because that because it was they were bad, but because the understanding of how many staff you actually need it to do with the different committees and the different and sheer breadth of california with some anywhere delegation was something she wasn't used to she did get used to it, but you still reach remain very hands on throughout her entire senate career, especially with regard to the torture report and the images show confirmations of gorsuch and and kavanaugh. but, you know, some tears, some some laughs i did like the very sensible advice that eileen marianna said, which is always carry a black pants jacket, black pants. and i thought that was this was, you know, this was something that i think diane wood appreciated. and that was my q