i continue the conversation with nancy pelosi., how much time do you spend thinking about elon musk? i mean, he's a force. nancy: well, i do think he's a force in terms of technology, and especially relating to ukraine. but i don't spend too much. and we have a lot of strong leaders. i come from an area that is very, shall we say, technologically on the move. francine: yeah. nancy: and every every year since i've been in office, or even before, they have said to me, "you ain't 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? nancy: ai is a double edged sword, and that's in my district too in san francisco, and the people i know who are working in that, who care about our country, care about our country know that it's a double edged sword, that we need guardrails, we need standards and the rest so that this double edged sword does not harm, doesn't do harm, but instead does good. and it can do some good. but right now we have a strike in th

we're going to continue funding this government at nancy pelosi's omnibus spending level. that is a level that will continue, by the way, to fund all the priorities we oppose. we're going to continue to fund the open borders that led to the death of americans. we're going to continue to fund the united nations at $12.5 billion undermining our freedom, working against us to move people illegally in the puns. we're going to fund unrwa funding hamas, an enemy of israel, and fund the i.r.s. targeting americans and we're going to today rather than exercising the power of the push, the james madison articulated in federalist 58, this body is supposed to check an out-of-control executive branch. that's what's happening today and we should oppose it and i will yield to as much time as the gentleman may consume to the gentleman from florida. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. gaetz: watching the house republicans is like watching a football team whose best play is the punt and the block. i tried to throw a few hail maries along the way and i'm glad we blocked

the corp of engineers is grateful to speaker pelosi. mayor breed it is honor to be here today as we announce this important milestone. our partnership with the port of san francisco and work on this study spans many years across multiple corp engineer entities. i'm excited to be here representing a well integrated team of professionals from across the corp engineers. partnered closely with port team to form a integrating task force to deliver this complex and pace-setting project. today's release signifies the next step in our partnership with the port, city and public building coastal resiliency. 2022, the corp engineers and the port released draft water strategies for public review. the draft feasibility report we are relaesing today includes a tentatively plan or draft plan developed using elements of the alternatives. provides analysis of cost benefits and environmental social impacts and tailored to the unique conditions and different risks at the port. this draft plan considered climate rezil yans as a goal for the san francisco w

also, the pressure is on for oakland's newly named police chief, facing a tough road ahead and nancy pelosi on the fight to keep the affordable care act going. abc7 news starts right now. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> rain coming down hard across parts of the bay area today. this video shot this afternoon at the macarthur maze in oakland. good evening. i'm j.r. stone. we begin with weather this afternoon and this rainy weekend. this is what it looked like earlier today in richmond. light showers and slick roads. it's been raining off and on all day long. we want to check in with spencer christian right now to get an update on what's to come. is the rain over at this point? >> it's not over yet. not over yet. we're getting more scattered showers right now as opposed to the downpours we had earlier today, but it's still wet out there. here's a look at live doppler seven. you can see where the rain is. the entire area is not being hit by blanket rainfall. but as we close in a little bit on the central part of the bay area, you see little pockets of showers just moving on s

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let's take a look. >> captain james white welcomes former speaker nancy pelosi and all of us aboard the harvey milk navy seal ship for a private tour. >> it is an honor to meet you. >> the 746 foot vessel will carry 99 crewmembers when it is fully staffed . it is a traveling service station on the water that supplies fuel to other navy service ships at sea. >> we are inside the cargo control center. you can see the panel here. all of the information going on inside is directly related to what is happening outside. >> this on the sea gas station can carry 162,000 barrels of diesel fuel. on our tour, speaker pelosi prefer to take the stairs rather than the elevator, so we all got our steps in today. >> 16 flights of stairs later, here we are. this is called the bridge and this is where the ship is controlled and steered. throughout the ship's interior are photos of harvey milk including his time in the navy. i also spoke with harvey milk's nephew, who reflected on today and his hope for the future. >> what is that like for you personally as we are in the bridge of the ship looking out and

i'm like, hey, if nancy pelosi asks you to serve, will you do it? and i just said, look, i go, i don't want it. and i'm going to be very clear. i want to do it. but i'm like, i just i very rarely can talk about this and not get choked up. mike i have a kid on the way at the time and i'm like, he's to read his name in, the history books, you know because kinzinger is not very a not a common name he's going to read his name and he's going to be proud or he's going to be ashamed and that's like this is that moment. i can make that choice. and i knew that i couldn't look at myself in the mirror if i did anything else. and so i said, yeah, begrudgingly, i'll do it. and the funny part that is so that was saturday, i guess i wake up sunday morning and my phone's blown up and it's already been announced. pelosi on meet the press that i'm going to be on and then she calls and she's like oh, i had to announce it. she's like, i tried to call you this morning, but you didn't pick up sunday at 6 a.m. and i'm like, i'm sorry i didn't pick up sunday at 6 a.m., but

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reporter: i wasÑh won years, thn the house democrats was pelosi, hoyer, clyburn.n moving off, with neguse taking over today, is this the formal end of an -- i't into too much intowhat happens in caucus. i think joe the gus gave anpoke this morning on the contributions of jim clyburn, his cricks to the state of south carolina, to the democratic ca, t he did an amazing job. we all stand on the shoulders of nancy pelosi, steny hoyer, jim are the mount rushmore of democratic politicians. the fact that we get to benef ir thoughts even today, we don't have -- it's not like picking up the phone and calling someone who has left. they're here. th'rthey're sitting in meetingsh us. they're sharing their expertise and knowledge. it's a benefit to the democratic cauc. every member who gets an opportunity to spend with those leaders. but it particularly, for those of us who are in leadership positions now, it's an learn fr, to listen. many of us have done that. whether ted was on dpcc. iair. we have sat at these leadership tables, been in meetings and heard the dynamics and hav

nancy pelosi became the first female speaker of the u.s. house, making history there.ant to show you a clip from the c-span archives. this is when the newly elected nancy pelosi answered a reporter's question about her age. she is flanked by women serving in that congress at the time. [video clip] >> your colleagues probably say your decision to stay on prohibits the party from having a younger leadership. what is your response? >> next. we have always asked that question except to mitch mcconnell. [applause] >> you are all over 70, does your decision to stay on a bit younger leadership? >> you are suggesting everybody step aside? >> no, simply delay younger leadership. >> let's honor that that is a legitimate question although it is quite offensive. you don't realize it, i guess. the fact is that everything i have done in my decade now of leadership is to elect younger and newer people to the congress. my own personal experience, it was very important for me to elect two young women. -- elect young women. i came to congress when my youngest was practically on her way

you have nancy pelosi. she is rich. she has more money than other democrat ladies. host: how is that disqualifying? do men do the same thing? caller: yes. some men have a lot of money. senator manchin had money in his house. he did not turn it over to the irs. where he got the money, i have no clue. host: derek in lakeland, minnesota. independent. caller: i have a quick question. you had mentioned one party is talking about the election. i am assuming you guys supported hillary clinton and she still has not conceded from the standpoint that she had an illegitimate election in 2016. what percentage of your -- is republicans and democrats? and can you define what a woman is? guest: i am not going to take the define what a woman question is. it is a bait. having this question to divide us. it is putting something that is very personal and trying to make it this wedge political issue. our political organization is open to training women and gender nonconforming people. we may not be perfect and have all the resources for our trans sisters and non-binary forks.

the ceremony had already wrapped up and nancy pelosi had already left the scene as demonstrators were able to get to the ship. on board the ship pelosi addressed issues from protesters, noting that president biden has been pushing for a cease-fire and for funding for humanitarian aid to people in gaza. she rebuked reports that is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu will be invited by the republican speaker of the house, mike johnson to address congress. >> netanyahu will not have the agreement of house democrats. it would be disgraceful. >> according to the crew, this ship is not headed to the middle east, it is going to its new home for in virginia. it will not be entering service for about two years. the special senate today was intended to celebrate her namesake. the supervisor was a naval officer before coming to san francisco. his former aide says this vessel will carry on a legacy of hope. >> this ship is going to places that have huge discrimination against lesbian andpeople. to see the name on the side of the ship, i think it gives hope to us and it will give hope to the

. >>> the governor accused of attacking nancy pelosi's husband with a hammer. what his attorneys are asking for. >>> a bay area woman channeling the pain of her mother's death into art and helping others. >>> tomorrow evening in san francisco's chinatown, a book reading on how you avenge the death of your mother. >> well nearly 30 years ago, susan lou's mom died as a result of patrick surgery malpractice. she dealt with the trauma through performance and art. >> but the real healing began when she used that strategy to help change nearly a 50-year-old california law that now gives victims a medical negligence, a way to recoup real losses from pain and suffering. >> reporter: everyone knows the tragedy of the dead. but let's talk about the tragedy of the living. >> reporter: how someone heals from trauma. >> i felt scared. >> reporter: can come in many different forms. >> there was too much shame tied to how she died. >> reporter: for susan, she found answers with a one-woman play and most recently as an author with the release of her memoir, the manicurist daug

it's of nancy pelosi.s a doctored tape where she's -- she looks drunk. >> we want to give this president the opportunity to something historic. >> reporter: this was the video of then-house speaker pelosi posted to facebook in 2019 slowed down to make it seem that she was slurring her words. >> did it come down? >> it did not. >> why? >> because it didn't violate the policies that they had. >> so, did she put pressure on the company to take it down? >> she was definitely not pleased. she definitely -- yes. and it really damaged the relationship that the company had with her. >> reporter: the conservatives' campaign faced a setback at the supreme court on monday, when a majority of the justices seemed poised to reject their effort to limit attempts by the government to influence social media. the court is deciding in separate cases whether the platforms are like news organizations, with the first amendment right to control who and what information appears on their sites. congressman jordan argues that the t

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is back in court, he could spend 50 years for breaking into the pelosi home and striking paul pelosi in the head, his civil rights were violated during the trial so they want a new one, sergio quintana is in new york in our evening newscast, keep in mind he's also facing trial on state charges for the same attack. >> a tug-of-war at san francisco's city hall -- new housing caught in the middle after the mayor vetoed a measure to limit size of certain projects as nbc bay area reports, supervisors basically put their foot down. >> reporter: supervisors who support this legislation say they are not anti-housing . they did overturn the mayor's veto in a vote of 8-3 which means the measure will put certain limits on high-rise projects. that's for limits on the height and scale of housing development. in the northeast waterfront support districting green, the legislation is the response to a proposed for a project on samson street. the older buildings in this area need to be preserved. in her initial veto, the mayor argued it would return her critical new -- deter critical housing projects

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as nancy pelosi said you have to pass it to know what's in it. yet, this is republicans pulling that crap. some will say that t majority in the house, but it's clear that the democrats own the speaker's gavel because this a republican piece of legislation. keeping the border open. it's funding transgender kits and proms in the northeast. it allows for gain of research gain of function research in china. think about that for a minute. we're finally coming out of covid, our economy is still ying to revive itself families are hurting, inflation is high. and there's an allowancethis bill for gain of function research in china. what the hell are we doing? this is not a conservative piece of legislation, it's not a republican piece of legislation and you know what? leadership's panicked because last night, they didn't have e votes. and i don't know what they're going to have to sell or what they're going to have to trade to get there, but if this passes no, they sold you out. they sold and i for one am p-'d. this bill if passes will like lie determine

it's an honor to work with speaker pelosi and her team.ork current speaker johnson would show a fraction of the courage and leadership she has shown. we are able to assemble a dozen congressmen, a number of senators, these vets that have fought in ukraine as well as wars in iraq and afghanistan, communicated why they were there. the purpose is to rally support for this ukrainian bill. speaker johnson has to bring this to a vote. we have a multi-phase plan. we have a billboard rotating around capitol hill with reagan urging the republicans to vote. we have a campaign we are looking to launch against republicans for failing to pass -- to vote on this ukraine aid bill. we will be there. we will continue to press because vote vets and the veteran community understands that if we don't defend ukraine now, that's a direction threat to our troops in the near future. we will be there to protect our troops. >> there's support. it will pass the house and senate, according to all vote counting. you are the best vote counter i know in either party. it

nancy pelosi. well, who's come next? don't see the points. strong opinions. clear positions. international perspective. with the nato alliance expanding into the high north and francis presidents about costing c capital outstanding ground troops. crane with get cold into direct conflict with russia. find out on to the point to the point in 60 minutes on d, w, the truth. this time, exogenous turned in dark, meets the voices of a free turkey alter as the ad one had to flee into exile. i knew the police would search my house. courageous people are trying to stem the turkish governments, all sorts of gibs, but only if the crime is addressed and the public trying to take responsibility for his actions. guardians of trees stop march 2nd on d, w. the fair at the munich security conference has plenty of security. i'm conflict to worry the politicians the next. but so how's the world reach that dangerous inflection point? my guess is we have becky's of experience with the highest political levels in the us. she's california congress, woman and former speaker of the house of representa

on our tour speaker pelosi preferred to take the stairs rather than the elevator.o we all got our steps in today. 16 flights of stairs later, about 129 feet above sea level here we are. this is called the bridge and this is where the ship is actually controlled and steered. throughout the ship's interior are photos of harvey milk, including his time in the navy. i also spoke with harvey milk's nephew who reflected on today and his hope for the future. what is that like for you personally as we're in the bridge of the ship looking out and the symbolism and where we've come so far? >> i mean it is astonishing in some ways to think that we have come this far, but it's a reminder that it's a continual work in progress because we have made so many steps forward, but, for instance, on women's rights we're moving backwards and so thomas jefferson famously asked when does the battle for equality and justice end? he said it doesn't. it requires constant vigilance. i think this ship is a reminder. it's going to go to ports where lgbtq people are illegal and this ship will te

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house in front nancy pelosi's house in the city. we'll tell you why. at tj maxx, you can afford to turn your closet into a place of endless expression. with the quality, styles, and prices you love. ♪♪ >> the 25 is the time. and police in san francisco now offering a quarter of a million dollars for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever is responsible for deadly shooting. that happened at a playground. so that shooting was back in april 2022, it was out alex chalmers playground, which is right behind longfellow elementary school in the crocker, amazon neighborhood. you see it on the map. investigators say the victims were playing basketball when at least 2 people in a car started shooting in the end, 20 year-old occur on carlson at 22 year-old brandon alexander cheese died. 2 other victims were also shot but they survived. police say the getaway car was described simply as a silver honda accord. >> happening today is going to be a rally outside of. >> yeah. a former house speaker nancy pelosi, san francisco

nancy pelosi turned it down.ations between the leader of the capitol police their chain of command said they refused a request to elio national guard's men and women to be there before january 6. >> sean: did you ask both do you the national guard to be called up? >> without a doubt it was made clear not just once but numerous occasions we wanted to make sure there was plenty of national guard in the ready in case that there was violence. >> there is a meeting on the 3rd of february concerning international threats and at the end he asked if there was any requests for national guard support. >> was the president's response to you in regards to their request made by the mayor? >> let him do whatever was necessary to protect the demonstrators. >> he said the same in the interview i had with them. thank the congressman who chairs the subcommittee issuing the report told john small -- john solomon he might make referrals for obstruction and house ethics violations. you're with reaction to all of this is george washin

wonr 16, 17 years, the top troika in the house democrats was pelosi, with clyburn moving off, with negusera? mr. aguilar: i think joe neguse -- i'm not going to get into too much intowhat happens in caucus. i think joe the gus gave an amazing reflection when he spoke this morning on the contributions of cricks to the h carolina, to the democratic caucus, to the country. i thought he did an amazing job. we all stand on the hoyer, jim clyburn, and their leadership. they are the mount rushmore of democratic politicians. th benefit from their ideas and their thoughts even today, we don't the phone and calling someone who has left. they're here. they're walking these halls. they're sitting in meetings with us. they're sharing it's a benefit to the democratic caucus. every member who gets an opportunity to spend with those leaders. but it of us who are in leadership positions now, it's an amazing opportunity to learn from them, to listen. many of us have done t whether ted was on dpcc. i was vice chair. we have sat at these leadership tables, been in the dynamics ann them lead and learned so mu

. >> caller: nancy pelosi, any of these players do a misinform.her correction they are just not coming out with? >> january 6. >> the caller is referring to a report that was offered by the subcommittee chairman on the house a committee. he put out a report in the initial report looking at how the■p january 6 committee the bipartisan committee that carried out the investigation and the results they came■1■ up with and his argument is that committee t cherry picked certan information and that there were witnesses who did not corroborate the account of some of those critical the scene talt in the presidential morgue it wa■alleged the president tried to grab the steering wheel and lunged at one of the secret service agents in a bid to go toward the capitalnt to be with some of his support where we aro this will be an issue that even though many have put january 6 2 rest and believe that the events of the january 6 committee said happened happened. to relitigate obviously we are in a critical election year and this was january 6 in 2022 and continues

speaker emeritus pelosi says this ship is not headed for the middle east at this time. do you know if the ship is on its way to the middle east? and what is your message to those protesters who don't want that to happen? no, it's not a it's not up to us to set the son ships. >> but that's not what is happening right now. right now it's on its way to norfolk, virginia. >> the protesters claim the government is not pushing hard enough for a ceasefire or doing enough to help starving people in gaza. pelosi says the decision to send aid is stuck along party lines. >> the president is trying very hard in the congress to get the humanitarian assistance for the for the people in gaza, and that is being held up by the other side of the aisle, she says. >> the ship will convey a message of equality around the world in san francisco. ryan curry, abc seven news. >> governor newsom is asking californians to remember vietnam war veterans. newsom has proclaimed tomorrow, march 30th, as welcome home vietnam veterans day. saturday is the 51st anniversary of when the last u.s. troops re

speaker emeritus pelosi says this ship is not headed for the middle east at this time. if this ship is on its way to the middle east? and what is your message to those protesters who don't want that to happen? no, it's not a it's not up to us to set the son of ships. >> but that's not what is happening right now. >> right now it's on its way to norfolk, virginia. >> the protesters claim the government is not pushing hard enough for a ceasefire or doing enough to help starving people in gaza. pelosi says the decision to send aid is stuck along party lines. >> the president is trying very hard in the congress to get the humanitarian assistance for the for the people in gaza, and that is being held up by the other side of the aisle, she says. >> the ship will convey a message of equality around the world in san francisco. ryan curry, abc seven news eichler's eichler in atherton up for sale for the first time in almost 60 years, don't remove all the grease, even with scrubbing? whaaat? i just cleaned those! try dawn platinum. it removes 99% of grease and food residue. that'

but pelosi says that's not true.ns that she wants tiktok ban because it's a security threat. that protest is set to start at noon today. >> a new study warns chemicals found in common hose household products might damage your brain's wiring that chemicals are in all kinds of disinfectants cleaners, hair products, furniture, textiles, and they could be related to degenerative brain diseases. for example, ms this study is in the nature. neuroscience and researchers say their findings suggest more scrutiny of the potential impacts of certain chemicals. but they say more investigation is needed before they can make a causal link. it's 7.25. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. signatures are being collected to recall. governor newsom will tell you why. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions a

but we asked pelosi, she says that's not true.of tiktok because she feels it's a security threat. the protest is set to start at noon today. we'll be following it. to the north bay now where santa rosa man is arrested after policing police on a car chase. listen to this. officers attempted to pull over the driver of this car that had no license plates. the driver, though, took off leading police on this chase through northwest santa rosa apparently blasted through multiple red lights. even times drove in through oncoming traffic after the driver tried to run off, but police caught up with him and detained him. identified him as roy jones junior turns out he had 9 active warrants out for him. he's now been booked into jail. >> it's 10 26 in the south bay, san jose launches a pilot program to use technology to detect homeless encampments. the city is inviting tech companies to mount cameras on a city vehicle that would collect video of streets and public spaces and then they would use that footage. train ai to be able to tell if the

>> well, my cell phone rang and it nancy pelosi on the other line. are you on normal phone conversation >> no, not really. >> she's she's connected to her community. you know, i'm i'm not i'm sure i'm not the only community member. >> our leader involved with the helping people that she's calls and gets want to know what's going on in. you know, it's not unusual. >> i think the really and you're the executive director of sorts to plow francisco community-based not-for-profit support 3,000 homeless, low-income and at-risk veterans in the bay area every year. so she's highlighting the work that your group is right. >> yeah. i mean, that's what she does. and she's helped give resources because she knows that's how that will the care they need. so it's been a big boon for us as and all of over many, many years, right? providing care for those who are left a neglected and we need to care for them and how we can support them best. whether they're homeless services are helping us get of that community center started our employment services or housing or you

they say pelosi wants to ban tiktok because young people are. i'm getting uncensored information about gaza and what's going on in the middle east and the u.s. is involvement. but pelosi maintains she says the reason that she watched the ban tiktok is because of it being a security threat. that protest is at noon today. >> new this morning caltrain is looking for a new home. the rail line has been sharing its headquarters with samtrans since the 1990's, but they're moving to a new office space near the millbrae caltrain station in 2025. samtrans invented caltrain to are invited. i should county to move with them. but the rail lines says it wants to shop around first for a new home of the town. they say the company is expected to grow to 177 employees over time. so they want space. that's ideally between 20,000 to 30,000 square feet for a 5 or ten-year lease. they're also considering locations in san francisco, millbrae redwood city and san mateo. we'll take a break 9.27. but coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news signatures are being collect

but pelosi has maintained that she wishes to ban tiktok due to it being a security threat. the protest is set to start at noon. >> its 6.30, for kron 4, local election headquarters in presidential candidate robert f kennedy junior has picked a silicon valley lawyer and philanthropist to be his running mate. he made the announcement yesterday in oakland, a city where his choice for vp nicole shanahan is from kennedy calls are exactly the right person praising her as a gifted administrator. my fellow lawyer, a brilliant scientists acknowledges fears or your mom. >> nicole >> there's only antiwar candidate today and you all in the democratic party or the republican party. he is an independent. robert f kennedy junior. his commitment to peace and to the welfare. working people in america that shocked me as a person of compassion to his candidacy. >> shanahan is the ex-wife of google co-founder, sergey brin and she has a record of donating to democrats. he says that she left the dig up democratic party because she feels it has lost its way. >> new numbers are out now showing jus

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. >>> the man convicted of attacking nancy pelosi's husband, once any trial lawyers for david papp were in court today, he was convicted for breaking into the policy home and striking paul pelosi in the head with a hammer. today, the judge ruled he will not be granted a new federal trial, sentencing has been pushed back to may 22nd, now. he is also facing state trial for the same attack. >>> now to the collapse of the francis scott key bridge in baltimore. it happened on a massive cargo ship slamming into it yesterday. authorities found two bodies today and are looking for for others. this as it was to getters try to figure out what exactly happened, and why. >> reporter: late today, a somber wreckage of the bridge. divers working in incredibly dangerous and difficult conditions, twisted metal, severed cables, jagged boulders of rock and concrete, in the pitch black depths of the patapsco river authorities believe for more victims are still missing, perhaps buried under the rubble. >> divers are no longer able to safely operate around. we have exhausted all search efforts, in the areas

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and nancy pelosi said no. why was that narrative never told to the american people during wasat never their prime e hollywood production hearings? >> professor? >> well, as you you know, sean, there was no alternative >>e. tiv >> there were no alternative witnesses presented. the committee didn't cal ative wilunts people with opposing accounts. they didn't explore other explanations. >> there was this drumbeat on single narrative, and it was produced by this abc producer they brought in to create this package. and thcreate thie committee coud have been so much more. but it's putting aside put the t that the committee really just refused to consider the alternatives to its its itsc conclusionlusis. you have this troubling argument that our allegation that passwords have been withheld, documents are missing. if you remembeand dor with thisg lunging story, the media ran with it. >> iy the medit was on every single network as trump was portrayed as this truly crazy person. >> lunging at his secret service driver,

nancy pelosi had to bency very clear. >> this is not a ban on tik tok. i'm a grandmother of teenagers. i understand the entertainment value, the educational value, the communication value, the business valuecational for some business on this. ownent toot an attempt to ba tiktok. e it's attempt to make tiktok better. tic tac toe. >> a winner. a winner. guarante e polly people will be buying a piece of tik tok. >> but what is pelosi mean whens she says this will make tiktok t better? >> and whyiktok bett are young americans so obsessed? >> all tik tok turns anyonobseey starving for attention into a star. >> the weirder the betteon r, but rather decent and beautifuln and you're thinking, why do i care? i'm not on the app. le i care?t the freaks be freak. well, there are 150 million american freaks on tik tok, including me. on u and the chinese can use it to spy on us. have toneesn't even be opened on your phone once it's downloaded. an invasion of privacy once i collectsa blis every keystroke. google search financial purchase trip, phones call, it grabs it

nancy pelosi and lauren boebert voted for it. both nightmare blunt rotations, by the way.biden says he'd sign the bill, and trump has come out against it. the only thing you can really count on is that young people hate it. and tiktok is doing everything it can to mobilize them. >> the company has launched an all out lobbying effort both on the app and on capitol hill. >> if you're on tiktok, there's a good chance you've got an alert to say, call your member of congress. phones are ringing off the hook in many offices here in washington. >> we had little children calling into our office and others basically saying questions like, "what is congress?" "what is a congressman?" "can i have my tiktok back?" >> desi: that's how you know this issue is important: it's forced gen-z to make their very first phone call. and you know congressmen must have been pissed at teenagers blowing up their phones all day. i mean, well, matt gaetz didn't mind. [audience reacts] [cheers and applause] the rest of them were pissed. >> michael: i have to say, as an american, it's great that these ki

it was pelosi. it turned on the offer. >> it was crucial to destroy the truth.s crucial they cover it up. it was crucial that witnesses that corroborate the president's position that people who have evidence, that would demonstrate the president did what he said he did it was crucial that those people be silenced. that they not be heard their information be killed. they not have public testimony and so this whole argument about donald trump leading an insurrection and preached on an insurrection. charged with the clan act and the rest but still the environment created about insurrection. donald trump was it never ever ever involved in her promoted an insurrection and as a rational matter, congressman if you are supporting an insurrection wouldn't there be an e-mail, a text, a sentence, a witness anywhere who said i heard trump say were going to take the building. i heard him call so-and-so and say were going to do these things, not one word. when we come back cassidy hud section was eight key witness wrote her own book was taken under the wing of the list cheney

. >>> in honor of the 14th anniversary, house speaker nancy pelosi held a round table. a birthday cake was front and center at the event. congresswoman pelosi was joined by local and state health leaders, all praising what the act made possible, as well as the rocky journey to the passage. >> we could never have passed it or saved it without the outside mobilization. inside maneuvering just takes us so far, but the outside mobilization, people weighing in, patient groups, families, organizations, nuns to save us from the bishops. >> speakers included the director of san francisco's department of health. health leaders in the biden administration as well as the president himself have vowed to protect and improve the act. >>> a live look at the golden gate bridge right now. the cost of crossing that bridge is about to go up. the authority overseeing the bridge just voted to approve the toll increases. the first hike is coming in july. that's when the bridge toll goes up to $9.25 for those using fast track. it's more if pay if you go account or pay by invoice, it will incr

about how these zinest agents manipulate us legislation and influence us politicians, listen to nancy pelosi at the end of january this year, and what we have to do is try to stop the suffering and gossip, this is women and children, people don't have a place to go, so let's address that, but for them to call for a cease fire is mr. putin's message. mr. putin's message, make no mistake, this is directly connected to what he would like to see, and then i think some of these, some of these protesters are spontaneous and organic and sincere, some i think are connected uh to russia, and i say that having looked at this for a long time, what is going on here? these are zionist talking points, as the palestinians say, every zionist accusation is a confession. in reality, the only country with really significant spy networks in the us is the zionist entity. the fbi and the cia know this, but they are either unwilling or unable to investigate. israeli espinage networks operate freely in universities, businesses, and government facilities across the united states. one well-known spy network is the an