, nancy pelosi.he time was her husband, paul pelosi, who woke up and saw pap inside their home. he called 9-1-1 and was cool on the phone with the dispatcher basically speaking in code not to alarm to pap. that's somebody broke into their home. police officers came to the home. that's when they found a path. and paul pelosi at the front door. they tried to defuse the situation, but that's when david de pap hit paul pelosi in the head with a hammer. he had to be rushed into emergency surgery. and at last check, he is still recovering from his injuries. the path was found guilty back in november, assaulting an immediate family member of federal official, which, of course, is nancy pelosi. and then kidnapping. he faces again 50 years in prison. he would be 93 years old if he serves all 50 years. but his trouble is far from over because he's also being tried in state court for attacking paul pelosi and also on the table is the chance that he could be deported because he is a canadian national who came in

, nancy pelosi. she was not home at the time. in fact, she was in washington, d.c., home at the time was her husband, paul pelosi. he woke up to find find the pap inside the home. he called 9-1-1 and basically spoke in code without rattling to path that somebody broke into the home. police officers then came to the san francisco home, sot of pap and pelosi at the front door tried to defuse the situation and that's when pap hit pelosi on top of the head several times with a hammer. he was rushed to the hospitai into emergency surgery. and at last check, he is still recovering from his injuries. he he was convicted on 2 counts. the first count was attack of an immediate family member of a public official, which, of course, is nancy pelosi. and the second one was kidnapping. if he serves all 50 years, he will be 93 years old, but his trouble doesn't end here in federal court. he also faces state charges for attacking paul pelosi as well. and even then that is not over because he came into the u.s. from

nancy pelosi, dozens of other congressional democrats, nancy pelosi, known to be close to president bideneally full of criticism of the biden administration. it does show that there is a growing amount of unease amongst democrats about us policy towards israel. these congressional democrats saying that they have a shared concern and outrage at the airstrike that resulted in the deaths of seven aid workers. they say that they strongly urge the biden administration to carry out an independent investigation into what happened. now, really, just a few hours before this letter was released, the white house ruled that out, an investigation by the us. john kirby, the national security spokesman, saying that it wasn't going to happen, so it seems no immediate change in policy there. the letter goes on, it says, "if the strike is found to have violated us or international law, future arms packages should be withheld until those responsible are held accountable". now, it seems, clearly, that there won't be any immediate change in us policy towards israel and the way that this war is being conducted

she will be joined by nancy pelosi to talk about u.s. aid for israel and ukraine and much more. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," former president trump railing against his trial on social media as seven jurors have been chosen of the 12 needed, plus six alternates, as the judge says opening statements may begin as soon as monday. president biden is going on the attack against president trump -- former president trump in pennsylvania. in pittsburgh today, about to meet with steel workers. >>> speaker mike johnson battling to save his job from threats by far right house members as billions of dollars for ukraine hang in the balance. nancy pelosi on what's at stake. >>> israel's war cabinet deciding to retaliate against iran but divided over how. i will speak to jordan's top diplomat about the role his country is playing. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. opening statements in the first criminal trial against donald trump could start as soon as monday. the first seven new yorkers to sit in judgment of

nancy, nancy pelosi. under pelosi was 47. the first time she ran for president. and barbara walters was 28 when she suddenly thought, i need to get a career because i have to support my family. you know, there there are so there are threads that go to their women who ended up their lives in they never could have foreseen. at the time they were born. i remember a moment with barbara walters excuse barbara bush early in her husband's term. she did a town hall at the kennedy center here in washington, where hundreds women, thousands of women came to listen to her. and at one point i said, of course you sacrificed your college education. you left smith college to marry george bush and can. and we came backstage and she turned and all but grabbed me by this nape of my neck. she said, i'm never sacrificed anything. i left school because i wanted to marry george bush. as he headed off to war. so all three of those women had of it in them, in their era that kind bottled energy that that barbara walters really, really displayed. they were all made of steel and they all fa

i like to extend welcome to speaker nancy pelosi. [applause] mayor london breed. [applause] u.s. navy admiral richard w myer. [applause] ann croninburg. [applause] stuart milk. [applause] and of course, the crew of the usns harvy milk. [applause] we welcome you and everyone in the audience today to the port of san francisco. one of the best things about working for the port is the opportunity we have to see vessels of all kinds come to birth in front of the dazzling backdrop of city in the bay and rain or shine. very few of the vessels have the emotional connection to san francisco that this one does. as we gather to celebrate the legacy of harvy milk we recall how he worked tireless ly to combat the discrimination and hatred at gay women and men. you must be afforded equal rights. made great strides and know harvy milk isn't done. today as we welcome the usns harvy milk to san francisco let us find ins separation dedicated to equality and authinticity. thank you to everyone who made today possible. i like to introduce lewis logan, exective director of fleet week. worked tireless

what i got elected leader pelosi got elected speaker. we both come from the same state of california donald trump lost california by 5 million votes. how many congressional seats did pelosi add to her majority when she became speaker from california? not when she lost five we 15. new york, arizona, washington. the parties found something different. how i come to this party is relieved abraham lincoln, teddy roosevelt and reagan. he will find in d.c. i walk alll the way down to lincoln i walk up i always read the gettysburg address trip for score seven years ago our forefathers brought forth on this continent a new nation. conceived in liberty and dedicated proposition that we are all equal. in the end fleet of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish. think for one moment what lincoln was saying. we were fighting one another but he knew we would sustain ourselves with the democracy of we the people it is more powerful than anything else would he act out about democracy remember but the most important thing when he write

and nancy pelosi was 47 the first time she ran for office. ann: amazing.an: and barbara walters was 28 when she suddenly thought i need to get a career because i just support my family. they are women who ended up their lives in ways they never could have foreseen at the time they were born. ann: i remember a moment with barbara bush early in her husband's term, she did her town hall at the kennedy center here in washington, where hundreds of women, thousands of women came to listen to her, and at one point sakai said, of course he has sacrificed your education, you left smith college to marry george bush. and we came backstage afterward and she turned and grabbed me by the nape of my neck and said, "i never sacrificed anything. i left school because i wanted to marry george bush as he headed off to war." so, all three of those women had in them, in their era, that kind of model energy that barbara walters really, really displayed. susan: they were all made of steel. they all faced significant hurdles. another thing that drew me to each of them if they all

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as to president biden himself, but among the signatories was the former speak of the house, nancy pelosi. and this is deeply significant because it indicates that the concern about israel's actions in gaza is now going for homo mainstream. pelosi is a close confidant of president biden, and is someone who has a significant status within the democratic party. so certainly put, adding her name to the submit to has a major import in terms of the public view of the byte in administration policy towards israel. now, president biden himself is buying the meeting, taking place and coming out in cairo that will be attended by his director of the c i, a william burns. now this is viewed by the, by the end of ministration as a critical meeting in terms of achieving a c spy, in terms of him getting more humanitarian aid into gaza. and in terms of affecting a release of the captives being held in gaza in return for the release of palestinian prisoners any as well. they come out here has joined mexico and causing diplomatic ties with the equitable it's in response to ecuadorian, plays writing the mex

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among those who signed the letter, former house speaker nancy pelosi.ng us now, nbc news capital correspondent, julie sirkin. my colleague there and my usual poster, will rogers, pelosi's signature on this puts some extra gravitas, of course, but it was notable seeing people like senator chris , who is close to biden saying separately, hey, we might be at the point of having to consider additional conditions here. what are these conditions and what is the larger impact as we consider this supplemental bill that has really been bouncing around congress for several weeks now? >> reporter: ali, certainly, there is growing frustration and concern among democrats. you are right to point out senator chris but just like nancy pelosi, both of their spokespeople have kind of walked back their comments because democrats find themselves in such a tricky political situation. i would go a step further even to say that it is not just democratic lawmakers putting pressure on biden, it is their voters putting pressure on them, and that is why you are seeing this turnin

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pelosi since 1987. you know, americans feel misled.eports astrazeneca finally acknowledged for the first time in a court overseas its covid is vaccine does cause blood clots but in rare cases. okay, people know there's an issue with that. but then you see what the polling is. emerson college is putting out polling, trump is ahead of biden in all seven swing states. so what do you make of that? >> a lot of it has to do with people just having their brains wired right. they're looking at what's happening to their own lives, what it costs to put food on their table, what it costs to put gas in their car. then they juxtapose that against how joe biden's administration has has targeted his political opponent with the weaponized government. they look at that and they say, wait a minute, this is america. we're not supposed to do that kind of thing. that's what happens in third world, banana republic countries. when did we become one. and the answer? when joe biden became president. so i don't see these numbers changing a lot. people know what

pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman vek -- the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. pelosi: thank you. i thank the distinguished ranking member of the appropriations committee for yielding but also for her leadership in bringing this to the floor. i join mr. turner and others in saluting the speaker as well as our leader, mr. jeffries, for making this important legislation possible. i associate myself with everything that's been said already about ukraine but i want to just focus on one particular area. two years ago, almost two eke -- two years ago and almost two weeks ago i leld the first high level delegation to kyiv we saw the danger of the russians. let me tell you what's heartbreaking about it. vladimir putin has instructed his troops to use rape, kidnapping and murder in front of family members as a weapon of war to demoralize the people of ukraine. i hope that our colleagues will choose democracy and decency rather than autocracy and evil. because i fe

forever -- the only time it was changed when pelosi became speaker the second time.s she put the power with the minority leader i think it is wrong. i think elect let them govern now takes 218 to have the rule package there's nothing i can do there. well i have five people never voted for me anyway. in the f process -- i had eight at the end of the other, but everybody had to live by it. i lived by it. i think today if you went back to people who vote they think that wasey a smart vote i don't think so i have a motion to put cards in and walk o away no i me everybody stand up because i think historically it will be viewed as a very bad thing that happened to our congress. >> do you think it happens again? there's now talk that could happen to this speaker. >> no. two things - the dems will never let it happen. interesting party another inside story -- okay. not this crowd. [laughter] so -- so i knew i needed to win majority by 20 votes or i would have a problem so i knew on election night i had a problem. but i had tried for speaker before and i made a bad interview

that's probably leader jeffries and clark and speaker pelosi.he jamaal bowman level minogue. >> we talked about this in the previous segment. what do you make of the fact that the domestic politics in this country, you talk about democracy, the representation of the american people. you had about 48,000 unrestricted voters in wisconsin. the president won that state by 20,000 votes. is that a cause of concern to the reelection of president joe biden? >> yes, because we've always had a problem in aging voters of color. young people in certain demographics is going to be harder now because of how we have pretty much not responded very well to what's happening in gaza. so yes. it is a cause for concern and that's why it's encouraging to see some of the organizing happening across the country. hopefully, this continues to push the president in the right direction to call for a permanent cease-fire, and the suffering, bring in the humanitarian aid and be on the path to peace right away. >> let me ask you about what you're going through in terms of you

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oh, that's that has been signed and sent to the white house, signed by nancy pelosi as well. a big hit in the democratic policies, it says that the w c. k instead with is a shockingly unacceptable mistake. and as we heard is urging biden's white house to withhold comes for transfers to israel. if certain conditions are met. one of those conditions being a full investigation who wants the white house to do an investigation? something that body is uh, it's like no to the body rents at all, say once as well. so make sure that it doesn't comments the innocent civilians and it allows more age into gauze. and now most of the names on that on that let's us the more left wing democrats within the policy. but as i said, nancy pelosi is a big headset, quite main streets, indicating that that position is getting traction in the main stream of the democrat policy. and we will hear you well straight there as well. australia i think is trying to make sure that that internal investigation done by the is righty . minute tree isn't the end of it. that is not used as a whitewash and a ways for

but how speaker nancy pelosi is amongst those who signed a letter from dozens of congressional democrats and the like to says in the light of recent strikes against aid workers on the ever was thinking that it's having crisis. we believe it is unjust, definable to approve these weapon transfers. it goes on to say, if it is found that this strength violated us or international law, those responsible must be held to account. my kind of has moved from washington dc . the letter was signed by dozens of democratic congressional members. it was sent to the secretary of state as well as to president biden himself. but among the signatories was the former speak of the house, nancy pelosi and this is deeply significant because it indicates that the concern about israel's actions in gaza is now going for homo mainstream. pelosi is a close confidant of president biden, and is someone who has a significant status within the democratic party. so certainly adding her name to the submit to has a major input in terms of the public view of the by the administrative sion policy towards israel. now preside

is now going for amo mainstream. pelosi is a close confidant of president biden, and is someone who has a significant status within the democratic party. so certainly adding her name to the submit to has a major input in terms of the public view of the biden administration. policy towards israel now president bided himself, is eyeing the meeting, taking place and coming out in cairo that will be attended by his director of the c i a william burns. now this is viewed by the, by the end of ministration as a critical meeting in terms of achieving a c spy, in terms of him getting more humanitarian aid into gaza. and in terms of affecting a release of the captives being held in gaza in return for the release of palestinian prisoners any as well. so this is something that is being very close to be watched by the, by an administrative sion at a time when pressure is mounting because of its policy towards israel, montana which is the era washington so weeks as well as ministry carried out res on causes of a hospital cause the extensive damage to what was one's the strips largest medical complex

and then you have nancy pelosi's speech in uk disrupted by protesters.ings are deafly out of control. we are seeing that all over the country in so many different instances for it especially right now we want to talk about all the anti- israel protest going on all of her college campuses. i saw an tiktok early from a girl and my heart broke for her. she's graduating from usc. all the pro- palestinian she was unable to attend her high school graduation in 2020 because of covid. now she's not able to attend a college graduation in 2024 the administration refused to condemn all of these protesters all over campus apart at the same thing all over new york city but i live here. i cannot walk down the street peacefully. as far as what nancy pelosi is experiencing, these are the policies they put into place for the do nothing about it. you reap what you sow. >> you w reap what you sow. they did a poll 2000 young voters 18 -- 29 years old. lesson four out of 10 closely followed the war in gaza. and charlie, they said the more important issues are inflation, heal

i think it's political posturing on the part of people like nancy pelosi, i think they want to be able to say 6 months from now a year from now, 5 years from now that they were on the right side of history as this is going to go down as a, as a genocide, almost certainly. but i also think that the democrats don't want to lose the white house to donald trump. and if 48000 wisconsin nights are going to show up to the primary, just to vote in a protest vote and tell and indicate that there are undecided or uncommitted in the election and a 100000 in michigan. those are numbers are massive numbers as 13 percent and 8 percent of democrats respectively in those 2 states. that's more than enough to swing the top the election. neither nancy pelosi nor joe biden, nor any democrat wants to lose the white house in november to donald trump. okay, good to get your thoughts mohammed. oh sorry, let's go and list and profess of media studies at the doha institute for graduate studies. now that is rarely troops have less con eunice displays. palestinians want to try and rebuild their lives, but most wi

continued to say that speaker pelosi knows that president biden's support for israel is with empathy for the siblings in gaza and she respects his judgment in how to proceed. congress can >> on monday will have a tricky situation. they are considering aid to ukraine and now they are potentially having democrat spilling out from sending additional aid to israel and it could send the entire package into an area where we do not know what the outcome will be. we will stay on top of this as congress goes back to capitol hill. >> it is striking to see democrats shifting and president biden getting tougher in his language on israel. >>> coming up later this hour i will be joined by former state department senior adviser talking about the growing concerns that iran has against israel. and she calls the devastating ripple effect will follow the killing of the world central kitchen aid workers. >>> parts of the northeast are bracing for possible aftershocks that come after the historic 4.8 magnitude quake hit new jersey yesterday. since then, there have been dozens of smaller tremors. experts

what would nancy pelosi tell you when they first objected? she said this was your only time to do it. it is to rule the government. but you have covid on top of it. we didn't challenging california of europe from there and everyone got a ballot and they moved so often the lesson for families they do not clean up the rules. if you look at l.a. one point to million more people on the ballot then who are old enough to register to vote there. because they don't clean the roles. when you transfer what happened in 2020. in 2020 if you look at that election you look at how close it was biden won that election by 48918 votes. 48918 votes. a lot of the states were very close. so to me that's not a problem especially when you're living in the world of covid and people are making others. at your only time to question did it happen? and in a democracy where the cornerstones of the democracy is your ability to question something. and if you don't question it are you more likely to believe it or not? if you are denied that ability then you're really going

of california as speaker pelosi. thank you for being here. i do want to start on this very important foreign policy issue. speaker johnson has this four-part plan that he laid out to approve funding over ukraine. that's been stalled funding for israel, funding for taiwan, and other priorities. should democrats actually help him move that forward? >> well, i think what he is doing gives his own party choice. if you want to support to security for israel, which we all do. but if that's all they want to do, they can vote for that. there are plenty votes in the congress to support ukraine. and it is strongly by partisan, but not all of them don't want to support it, so they don't have to again, the taiwan is very bad partisan. that's not so much of a challenge. so i don't know what if their objection is that he's giving them all the choice that they could want, but they don't want us to have any choice. then they don't understand what the role of speaker is. if ultimately there is a border component that's what i know so

but the significance was that it was also signed by form a house speaker nancy pelosi. now this is a strong indication that what was a limit to the point of concern among congressional members on israel is ongoing. more in gaza has now become more main stream, particularly when you have a figure like nancy pelosi joining in the expression of concern fees. a very close ally of the full of, of the president and is certainly very influential in terms of her opinion, even though she's no longer in congress. so this is a switch in a way, in terms of congressional concern, particularly among democrats, as to the way in which israel is waging it's war. the coal non mounting full, the us a to be conditional, the to israel. and there's been a lot of that aid, but now you having that cold from a number of members of congress that they should be conditions attached to it, in particular, the way in which israel continues to wage it's military campaign in gaza. now, president biden is focusing on the talks taking place in cairo. he's desperately hoping for a c spy. he's sending thes

mayor breed and congresswoman pelosi were here for this groundbreaking two.hospital is going to be 15 stories high, 300 patient beds. it's a $4.3 billion facility set to open in 2030. we're back in 90s with a new video of that. a coyote walk in in san francisco. we'll tell you which neighborhood it was spotted in. and a's fans stage another protest, but this time it was not at the coliseum or even at an a's game. and right now we're watching clear skies, but still some breezy conditions around the bay area wind gusts over 40mph earlier at sfo, more wind in the sunday forecast and 80s in in san francisco. someone shared this video on the citizen app that coyote is running around on telegraph hill. you see a person stop in the crosswalk with the coyote, go by. that's only polite. the city's animal care center says coyotes usually are not aggressive. just give them their space and do not feed them. well, new at 11 hardcore fans who want to see the a's stay rooted in oakland showed up in sacramento today. dozens of protesters set up at tonight's game between the

but nancy pelosi's whipping operation whip rules? guest: this is one of the things a lot of things in d.c. are norms not really written down. sometimes these norms collapse. it's a norm that someone who is convicted of a crime can be president. there no law against it. if former president trump were elected and in jail he could still serve his term. we just assume no one was going who committed a crime would be president. the majority party would dominate the floor with rules and the divisiveness within the republican party has change that norm now. host: republican line this is rose in lockport illinois. caller: good morning. i want to comment on the donald trump trial american citizens think what a joke. who cares if he had an affair on his wife. do you really think they care about that when we have open borders, crime. we our member clinton with monica lewinsky in the white house, what he did in our oval office. we all are remembering that and that was absolutely disgusting. if democrats don't think citizens are sitting and thinki

the 43 year-old faces a maximum of 50 years in prison for attacking nancy pelosi's husband in october of 2022. >> 3 high schools in the bay area are among the best in california. the u.s. news and world report released its newest list of the top 10 high schools in the state. doctor, tj owens gilroy early college academy in gilroy ranked at number 10 at number 9 lynbrook high school in san jose. lowell high school in san francisco ranked 7th and at the very top riverside stem academy in southern california. >> coming up, big changes proposed the temperatures go stonestown shopping center with developers have planned and what the renderings look like. >> plus, bay area filmmakers getting the chance to see their films on the big screen. details on the sf international film festival as it gets under way tonight. >> demonstrators against the war in gaza set up a tent city of the uc berkeley campus. how the university i it's not just designed to look good. it's built to command attention. it's not just a comfortable interior. it's a quiet refuge. ♪ ♪ they're not just headlights. they light

the standard reports pelosi sent a letter yesterday to the sf democratic party expressing her support the committee. sfpd says it is still investigating the women's claims. we are learning more tonight about the impact of an early pandemic push to help people facing eviction. a new city analysis says san francisco's rent relief program saved about 20,000 people from eviction. san francisco launched the emergency rental assistance program back in 2021, and it used money from increased property taxes on homes worth $10 million or more to help low income renters. a new report by the city's budget analyst says more than 10,000 households got money through that program. most of the funds went to back rent so people wouldn't be evicted. happening now the final hours of work on two major highways shut down all weekend for repairs. caltrans says highway 37in the north bay and 680 in the east bay are both on track to reopen before the morning commute. the next time you drive southbound on 680 through pleasanton, it will be smooth on on new pavement. caltrans crews poured new concrete this week

on the heels of nancy pelosi's house having a home invasion where this guy knocked paul pelosi in ther. everyone is getting carjacked in congress. the secret service detail, there was an attempted carjacking of their suv. they unloaded rounds in the middle of georgetown. they can keep saying crime is down when these high profile incidents keep penetrating the psyche of the american people. it's not going to fly in november. >> you are looking at you today. we were both right in our numbers. the last time she had her home broken into, they stole 2 handguns. >> she fully expected to be evaded again. i'm glad she is okay. the second time he has been charged with murder in 2015. this is the nicest mayor's house i have ever seen. even donald trump says that is a step up from mar-a-lago. did you see that place? that is a beautiful mayor's mansion. that is where she lives. this is one thing i hope people understand. if crime is up and prices are down, when politicians say the opposite, when politicians come out and say we've got it under control, bail reform has been a success, we know you a

now you have nancy pelosi, you have chuck schumer, who are separating themselves from israel because they're saying in effect those military operations have gone too far and they have not shown sufficient care for civilians. and i wonder if you share, if you share that view >> i mean, of course i share the view of heartbreak for every loss life and in demand accountability, right? and i think all parties involved need accountability, right? in the same way that i've part of what i stressed too, and i met with the lead negotiators and qatar and and egypt >> we're working very >> closely with the americans and other partners to make sure that we do everything we can to get a temporary pause here to make sure we stopped things and get the hostages out. right. i mean, because because tonight hamas could release the hostages if they wanted to write i'm sure you've you've read as i have of of of of how they tortured these hostage, many the hostages and with sexual abuse and violence and so i i think we just have to understand that they're still hostage. there's they've gotta we've gotta ge

we now call speedway meadow hellman hollow and middle drive east, nancy pelosi drive and sharon meadow robin william meadow. we added a musical evening light show to the conservancy of flowers, piano to botanical barden. tea house. outside land music festival to polo fields and a portion of this beautiful space that used to be call jfk is now a car free prom naund for hundreds of thousands walk, run, roll, ride, sun-bathe and enjoy art music and food. while visitors once traversed the park on horse and buggy, and now travel on scooters, segues, bicycles. the park became a safe refuge during the covid pandemic. we celebrated a bunch of anversity. the redwood grove, spreckels lake. holiday tree lighting. the 50th anniversary of summer of live and in 2020 celebrated in the rain the parks own 150th anniversary. we got a little shorted because of the pandemic, so 154 is the new 150, which is why we are making such a to do out of today. [applause] golden gate park is resilient and bigger then any one event, policy, decision or person. but that doesn't mean our kunt stewardship of the space i

former house speaker nancy pelosi is releasing the art power on august the sixth. according to publisher simon schuster, the book will her personal account of the events of january 6th, 2021. ms. pelosi's previous book was know your a message to america's daughters, which came out in 2008. simon and schuster also announced recently that had penned a deal with michigan democratic gretchen whitmer to release book about her life and career. it's titled true gretch and is set to be released on july the ninth. the simon and schuster press release quoted governor as saying, no matter who are or what you hope to achieve, i hope this book will help you find the good and use it to make a difference. she went on to say, in this moment, our world is thirsty for compassion empathy, big ideas and the grit get stuff done and governor didn't use the word stuff. and this week on, book tv's afterwords program usa, today's susan page discusses the and career of journalist barbara. she was interviewed by abc news white house correspondent ann compton. here's a preview. you know we st

. >> house speaker emerita nancy pelosi joined democratic whip katherine clark in a roundtable discussion about child care reform in california. the group discussed the complications that currently exist with the child care industry. pelosi and clark say low wages among caretakers are still a problem, and more needs to be done to subsidize caretakers for affordable was ey what giants fans came to see thrilling ending to today's 80,000 were here to pack the stands, and after a two and five road trip, giants had a four game losing streak. >> they needed a win and they needed it bad. they got it today and this was a lot of fun. how about this. the 40 niners stars deebo samuel fred warner throwing out the very first pitch. and you know what they're football players. they're pretty good at that. but baseball might be a different sport. they tried. they're tough guys. can't wait to see him in training camp later this summer. as for the game straight to the ninth, camila duvall was in a little bit of a jam. two on two out, striking out jurickson profar and then bottom nine after matt chapman was

he was convicted of attacking paul pelosi. the husband of former house speaker nancy pelosi, inside their san francisco home last year. faces decades in prison on felony assault and kidnapping charges, but he is still awaiting a state trial. lawmakers are meeting to discuss schedules and next step this morning at 10 a.m.. now to the famous falcon family and look here perched high above the uc berkeley campus. this is a live look. yeah. cal falcon nest cam. it's a top company tower. where on baby watch everybody the university's hatch party has just begun as we await to welcome 1/4. cal. chick. keep going, mom. three new baby falcons came into the world on earth day. so we're winning jazz for that last 1 to catch don't know it's taken her so long since the 1st 4 eggs were 1st laid last month, parents any and archie have been working hard to take care of them. let's head across the bay bridge now for a live look at san francisco, where mayor london breed proposing a curfew. uncertain businesses. in the tenderloin. yeah. a propos

the 43 year-old faces a maximum of 50 years in prison for attacking nancy pelosi's husband in october of 2022. >> the plan flee as the reopening was always the reopened. we're not going anywhere. >> horn bbq is officially coming back. the beloved barbecue joint is opening a new location after a devastating fire. the new spot lot actually be part of matt forms. other restaurant maddie's located on 8th street in oakland. the acclaimed restaurant was vandalized by graffiti and then torched by a fire. just before thanksgiving. many favorite dishes will be included into the horn bbq menu. the new horn bbq will include a full bar as well. grand opening of this new location is a friday morning at 11. >> all right. that's exciting for that. that food is delicious. as we take a live look outside here above san francisco. >> a lot of may gray going on. another cool, cloudy day. >> yeah. just does something to your, you know, attitude when it's, you know, gray, gloomy say that they they want to see that sunshine and brings us miles back and well eventually get there. but right now, the fog kind