but we were able to hear what happened when police arrived at the pelosi house. almost immediately after paul pelosi open the door an officer said, what's happening here? david depape replied, nothing. put down the hammer. nope. the officer yells a swear word as he sees depape hit paul pelosi in the head knocking him out. in the video you can hear pelosi almost snoring from being knocked unconscious. it shows that less than 30 seconds passed between the time that pelosi opened the door and between when depape hit him. a detective interviewed depape at the hospital shortly after his arrest. prosecutors played 17 minutes of that interview. at one point, she asked why he went to the pelosi house in the first place. depape openly talked about conspiracy theories, me capping house speaker nancy pelosi and going after other targets like governor gavin newsom and tom hanks. he said, when i left my house, i left to fight tyranny. and even as the police arrived, depape is heard saying, he thinks i'm going to surrender, but i didn't go there to surrender. i already told him

but we were able to hear what happened when police arrived at the pelosi house. almost immediately after paul pelosi opened the door, we can hear an officer say, what's happening here? david depape replies nothing. put down the hammer. nope. the officer yells a swear word as he sees depape hit paul pelosi's in the head knocking him out. in the video, you can hear pelosi almost snoring from being knocked unconscious. less than 30 seconds passed between the time pelosi opened the door and when depape reportedly hit him. a detective interviewed depape at the hospital shortly after his arrest. prosecutors played 17 minutes of that interview. at one point, she asked why he went to the pelosi house in the first place. depape openly talked about conspiracy theories, kneecapping house speaker nancy pelosi and going after other targets including governor gavin newsom and actor tom hanks. at one point, detective hurley asks, why didn't you leave? depape replies, when i left my house, i left to fight tyranny and even as the police arrived, depape is heard saying about paul p

at one point she asked why he went to the pelosi house in the first place, and he talked about conspiracy theories and kneecapping nancy pelosi, and going after others like newsom and tom hanks. even as the police arrived, depape is heard saying about paul pelosi, he thinks i am going to surrender but i didn't go there to surrender, i already told him, i am going through him. after the judge's decision to go to trial on all charges -- >> it went as expected, and he will fight his case in court and not in the hallways. >>> 4:39 for this morning. ahead this morning on "today in the bay," the cuts to bonuses the bay," the cuts to bonuses some leaders are s toet ♪mumusic playining♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ nonothing brinings the pacak togegether like a t trip to great t wolf lodgege. now openen in northehern californiaia. at 4:41, heading out in santa rosa, one degree above freezing. we will hold steady for the next few hours. we have seen clear visibility in this spot, but we have fog drifting around and will see a mostly sunny sky today but chilly. more on that coming up in a few minutes. >>> kari,

but we were able to hear what happened when police arrived at the pelosi house. immediately after paul pelosi opened the door, we can hear an officer say, what's happening here. david replies, nothing. put down the hammer. nope. the officer yells a swear word as he saids him hit paul pelosi in the head, knocking him out. in the video, you can even hear pelosi almost score snoring from being knocked unconscious. less than 30 seconds passed between the time pelosi opened the door and depape hit him. depape was interviewed shortly after his arrest. prosecutors played 17 minutes of that interview. at one point, she asked why he went to the pelosi's house in the first price plais. he talked about conspiracy theories, and going after other targets including governor gavin newsom and actor tom hanks. she asks, why didn't you leave, and he replies, when i left my house, i left to fight tyranny. he thinks i'm going to surrender, but i didn't go there to surrender. after the judge's decision to continue the full trial on all charges, depape's attorney spoke briefly. >> it

we will hear from house speaker nancy pelosi, followed by senate majority leader chuck schumer, then house debate on a bill that would require the irs to audit tax returns of sitting presidents and make the information available to the public. later, a discussion about ukrainian president zelenskyy's visit to the u.s.. ♪ announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these television companies and more, including midco. ♪ >> ♪ no one can do it like we do ♪ announcer: midco supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. ♪ announcer: congresswoman nancy pelosi held her final weekly press briefing as house speaker, she told reporters she expects to keep having a strong influence as a u.s. represented, including encouraging more women to run for office. she also discussed ukrainian president zelenskyy's speech to a joint meeting of congress and a government funding package. this is about 30 minutes. speaker pelosi: good morning, everyone. i'm sorry for the delay. we were just finalizing what y

know is that the official story that we've heard, which is very simple, this guy broke into paul pelosi's house and attacked him does not appear to be the case. otherwise why so secretive? why not tell what's going on? why the gag order? i've never seen. >> tucker: i've met paul pelosi, and he's a very nice man. i wouldn't be doing the story right now if they hadn't used it to attack their political opponents? they used this story to attack their political opponents. we have an absolute right and obligation to get to the bottom of it, correct? >> that's right. i said something snarky about it after i made sure that paul pelosi was going to recover fully, and i was attacked, and other conservatives attacked. you're quite right, we ought to know what the story is. it was used to show how insensitive and callous conservatives are before the midterms. >> tucker: they'll use anything, even her husband's attack, as you well know, having been attacked. >> i'm the black face of white supremacy, tucker. >> tucker: great to see you. the covid pandemic has ended, of course. but the tyranny is still going.

but we were able to hear what happened when police arrived at the pelosi house. almost immediately after paul pelosi open the door an officer said, what's happening here? david depape replied, nothing. put down the hammer. nope. the officer yells a swear word as he sees depape hit paul pelosi in the head knocking him out. in the video you can hear pelosi almost snoring from being knocked unconscious. it shows that less than 30 seconds passed between the t

house twice. this is a major transition moment -- speaker pelosi: yeah. >> -- to now move into a different role in the house your family has long been connected to. could you offer us some thoughts about how you will approach your new role in the house in the new year, both on policy and on your role with the democratic party? how do you see 2023 for congresswoman pelosi? speaker pelosi: well, we could have a whole seminar on that, but we won't, because we're waiting to hear from the senate. here's the thing. as speaker of the house, i have awesome power. now, transitioning to a different role, i expect to have strong influence, but not on my members, just in terms of encouraging more women, for example, to run, to talk about civics, and how we have to -- it used to be a requirement when i was little, 100 years ago, but now it's an elective and most people are not familiar. so i'll have to see what that path is. but the speaker of the house is a very big job, and just wrapping it up will take time, with the library of congress for the papers, with the historian of the capitol -- of the congress --

. >>> the man accused of breaking into nancy pelosi's house and beating her husband, paul pelosi, will stand before a judge on all state and local charges he faces. i am talking burglary, and other charges. kpix 5's justin andrews walks us through what happened in court. >> we learned new details in court. a responding officer to paul pelosi's home says he is the one who actually tackled david depape for allegedly attacking paul pelosi. we could not have our cameras in the courtroom, so we have these sketches for you. we know depape had that orange jumpsuit on and appeared to be very engaged as that officer gave his account of that morning. the officer says he and his officer responded to the polo seaholm, they saw paul pelosi and david depape in the doorway, both had a grip on one hammer. he and his partner asked depape to drop the five-pound hammer. that's when depape lunged at paul pelosi and hit him with a hammer. officers were yelling give me your hand, give me your hand, and then there was a struggle, on audio. thfi interviein cot, depapehe ed to paul until nancy got there. the 9

today, prosecutors playing paul pelosi's 911 call, asking the pop ray or the, "are the capital police around? i got a problem." a gentleman just came into my house, waiting for my wife to come home." the operator asks, "what is your name?" pelosi responds, "paul pelosi. he told me to put down the pone." the operator asks, "what is his name?" a voice could be heard saying, "david depape." prosecutors identifying that voice as depape's. prosecutors today showing the judge the hammer allegedly used in the assault. pelosi continues to recover from his injuries, today, appearing alongside his wife at the capitol as the speaker's portrait was unveiled. depain is vasing multiple federal charges. he has pleaded not guilty to all the charges, and is currently being held without bail, david. >> all right, mola, thank you. >>> we turn now to the war in ukraine, and tonight, the abc news exclusive here. this evening, our team reporting on a dramatic rescue mission. an american freed in a prisoner swap after being held in russian- russian-occupied territory. the ma describing what the minnt russians did to him. abc's tom soufi burridge in ukraine again tonig

man accused of attacking house speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul with a hammer, appeared in court today for breakdown of the criminal case against him. we're joined by our legal analyst michael cardoza. mike's thanks for being here to so big day today, he appeared in court. this is the state charges. also federal case against him. it seemed like a slam dunk for prosecutors. they have a 9-1-1, call. he's in the room during the 9-1-1 call that have the body camera video of the actual attack against him and the confession after the fact. what is here? i laugh because, you know, i prosecuted for a long time. 15. >> 17 years and now defends over 30 years. and i laugh when people saw it's a slam dunk. i said, yeah, until you get in front of that jury and you don't know what they're going to do. but today at the preliminary hearing and what it did to my mind is set to rest all the theorist because we heard nothing but well, i wonder what was going on. our wonder why he talked that way on the 9-1-1 call. i wonder this. i wonder that rumors flying everywhere. finally, the evidence comes le

>>> also tonight, the disturbing new details about the violent attack on house speak er nancy pelosi's housee suspect in court today, accused of hitting paul pelosi in the head with a hammer, and what we learned. tonight,

house in 2007. [background noises] [background noises] ladies and gentlemen please welcome our honored guests, speakerr nancy pelosind majority leader charles schumer. congresswoman lucille, speaker john weiner. [applause] [applause] >> ladies in general the honorable zoe lofgren chairperson for the house administration and united states representative of the 19th district of california. >> well, welcome. and thank all of you for being here today as we unveil the official portrait of the speaker of the house nancy pelosi. before we begin, i want to extend a special thank you to members of the speakers family who have joined us today. for graciously sharing her with us in the country for the past 35 years. millions of americans have benefited from that time and we owe each of you a debt of gratitude. it is a tall order to put into words the impact nancy pelosi has had on the house ofre representatives, congress, the nation and i would say the world. one way would be to say she has been a singular force for good throughout her years of public service. she has dedicated her life to her family, to the dignity of the am

pelosi: it takes a number of hours. reporter: to get to the house. so you -- that'll be -- ms. pelosi: until we have the bill we cannot signal the rule committees. the rule committees needs an hour's notice and we hope it would not be a long rules meeting. hopefully we could expedite procedure in that hour of notice and that we could just move this even more quickly. when we do the bill, just so you know this, because i'm appropriator, i take great pride in the work of appropriators, after you have the bill so we have a bill, when you have the bill, you sit side-by-side and read everything in it. so that it is what is being written in the parchment is exactly what is the bill. that takes a long time for thousands of pages. then, when that was finished, and we get the signal from the senate that they want us to send the bill, you go to the senate floor and it's a beautiful thing, you go over to the senate, and you take section by section by section by section house and senate. not as long as reading every word but confirming the sections. what is that called? it has a name. but i

pelosi. the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi. a preliminary hearing was held of other prominent figures he tr >> reporter: good morning. at least one of those names is potentially surprising. in the hours of testimony, 911 audio and police body cam footage, a judge in california ordered paul pelosi's alleged attacker to stand trial. prosecutors in san francisco used 911 audio, police body cam video, and chilling sworn testimony to lay out their case against david depape, the man accused of attacking house speaker nancy pelosi's husband. a police officer showed the hammer that was allegedly used to break into the pelosi residence on october 28th and demonstrated how the suspect struck paul pelosi's head. authorities say the house speaker herself was the intended target. another officer tested that he said, quote, there's evil in washington, and listed other potential targets including the president's son, hunter biden, california governor gavin newsom and actor tom hanks. >> i do hope that this sends a strong message, this case in

speaker pelosi: the answer is no. gretta: the house passes this health care legislation. one of the first things they do under president barack obama, you name this chapter, polos care, w -- pelosi care? gretta: --susan: democrats lose their filibuster edge by losing the seat that was held by ted kennedy who had done much on health care. there were those in the white house who argue that they needed to curtail their ambitions on health care, they needed to do a children's only bill. nancy pelosi, as a singular force, she cuts off the exit ramps for president obama, if he had been considering the smaller ambition. and pushes him to continue to pursue the big overhaul of health care that was the the affordable care act. there are million machinations in passage of the affordable care act, but at the and of the day, president obama deserves a lot of credit. they made it campaign initiative and he delivered on that. but he acknowledges without nancy pelosi it would not have been law. gretta: was reconciliation her idea? >> it was. she is a master of the legislative process. sh

so what exactly happened in the pelosi house that night? well, there have a lot of conspiracy theories about it thost those's one pu forward have been attacked for w it. you're crazy. so there's one wayd this to end this i debate immediately, and it would be a constitutional way to end it. c in fact, we should be demanding it. and that's to see the body camfa footage from that night, because these police are public servants. >> they work for the resc t ofbut us . they have nopo rightlice to hide that. but the police, for some reason have refused to release thatdy m body cam footage. we get body cam footage every day in the news business, but they won't release this and they not release it. >> news busine they are intent . releasing it into pape's federal court case. a judge has just issued a protective order banning the release of sensitive information in this case, and that would include the body cam footagleasing ite. what is going on here? why are they hiding this? is there a good reason we don't know.r governor >> larry elder ran for if

a portrait of house speaker nancy pelosi is about to be unveiled. it will join the collection of portraits of her predecessors in the lobby as is the long-standing tradition in the house of representatives. she made history as the first woman elected to speaker of the house in 2007. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our honored guest, nancy pelosi. and charles schumer. congresswoman lucille allard. speaker john a baynard and miss melissa. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the honorable lofgren, chairperson of the committee of house administration and representative of the california 19th district. ms. lofgren: thank you for being here as we unveil the official portrait of the speaker of the house nancy pelosi. before we begin, i want to extend a special thank you to the members of the speaker's family who join us today for graciously her with us and the country for the past 35 years. millions of americans have benefited from that time and we owe each of you a debt of gratitude. it's a tall order to put in words the impact nancy pelosi has had on

it's a tall order to put in words the impact nancy pelosi has had on the house of representatives, congress, the nation, and i would say the world. one way to say is she has been a singular force for good throughout her years of public service. she has dedicated her life to her family, to the dignity of the american people, to the defense of our democracy and always foremoss to the children and future of our nation. her achievements are unparalleled in the halls of congress, from securing historic investments in clean energy and climate action, rescuing the economy during the great recession, guaranteeing health care to every american as a right, not a privilege, to building a better more sustainable and inclusive future. throughout it all, she has guided the nation with grace, determination and good humor. in doing so, she has been an inspiration to millions. she's a role model to countless women and girls, proof that they can play not just a part, but a leading role in bringing the change they wish to see in our world. for all the nation, she is a paradime of patriotism and progress. beca

. >> a personal and notable victory for house speaker nancy pelosi. the house passes a bill to ensure federal protection for same-sex marriages. the movement that started right here in the bay area. but does it go far enough? >>> good evening. i'm raj mathai. a lot happening at this hour. international news with a distinct bay area impact. wnba star brittney griner is expected to land on u.s. soil at some point tonight. and happening right now, steph curry being honored in san francisco, and it's expected that he will make a statement about brittney griner. this is all part of that prisoner swap with russia. in fact, you're looking at the moment that russian authorities released griner. she was arrested after marijuana vape cartridges were found in her luggage at an airport in russia. she had spent ten months imprisoned in russia. griner had been sentenced to nine years. her freedom comes in exchange for the u.s. releasing a convicted russian arms dealer known as the merchant of death. his name, viktor bout. he's serving a 25-year prison sentence in th

and then in the nineties we did it led by speaker pelosi in the house and many others we did it and it works. a lot of people's lives were saved. and we can do it again. [applause] >> and the darkness has not overcome so you are the right you are literally the light and your loved ones and friends they are the light. no matter what happens they are always with you. how many ask you what would my son or daughter want me to do? they will always be with you. we asked the country to join me in the moment of silence to remember every one of them. and we ask god to give us the strength to finish the work on done on behalf of those we have lost in all the lights we can save. may god bless you all and keep you safe. [applause]

that was a clip from the new hbo documentary "pelosi in the house." om acclaimed documentarian alexandra pelosi, who is also the daughter of nancy pelosi. it follows the house speaker's extraordinary career over the past three decades, giving viewers an up-close look at some of the biggest trials and triumphs of her time in congress, including the turbulent fight over obamacare and the destruction unleashed on the capitol during the january 6th insurrection. alexandra pelosi joins us now. it's great to have you. i actually -- joe and i have been around your mom and all of a sudden there will be you with your camera or, you know, just sort of anywhere, you just kind of come out of the woodwork and there you are. so i wonder if you could share with us what this has been like for you and especially being -- this being your mom. did it give you kind of an edge maybe perhaps another documentarian might not have just because you know her so well? >> well, growing up two feet behind nancy pelosi really my entire life for 35 years, i've been able to see how ev

. >> in november, house speaker nancy pelosi announced that she was stepping down after two times ath june journalist susan age who wrote a biography about pelosi. we will discuss memorable moments as party leader using the c-span archives. >> by electing the speaker you have brought us closer to the ideal of equality. that is americas heritage and america's home. this is a historic moment for acknowledging. thank you, it is a historic moment for congress. it is a historic moment for the woman of america. >> watch the speaker of the house nancy pelosi's career sunday at 10 am eastern on c-span. and online at c-span.org. >> the new 118th congress convenes on tuesday, january 3rd, at noon eastern. for the first time in two years our returned to washington as a divided government, republicans control the house of representatives. democrats retain control of the senate by a slim majority. the new incoming members are younger, with an average age of 47 compared to the average rate of 40 58. the new congress will also be more diverse with a record number of women. including more women of c

this new york times piece analyzing the ways in which nancy pelosi still fully consolidated votes to make sure she was elected speaker of the house. i just want to read this back to you. miss pelosi in 2018 when she was challenge for the speakership, she won seven votes by going to limit her tenure, picked up another eight by promising to implement rules aimed at fostering more bipartisan legislating, and went over her soul would be challenger but committing a subcommittee chairmanship for her. at no point did she have to endorse big lies or impeachment proceedings. she was able to pretty masterfully consolidate power. would you contrast the speaker meant ship of nancy pelosi with the attempt to gain the speakership on the part of kevin mccarthy? >> yes i can't, because i actually lead one of the leadership challenges to her in the post-2016 election where we tried to actually have someone else come in and take over, someone called tim ryan who you all know now. she skillfully was able to blunt our efforts. at the end of the day, was really able to bring the caucus together and get the votes that she needed, and really not only g

we're learning more details about that night, october 28th when the suspect allegedly went to the pelosi house and engaging in this brutal attack. >> josh campbell watching that hearing for us. thank you. >> you bet. >>> well, moroccan fans are hoping to pull off another upset in its semifinal match against france. unfortunately, i don't think that's going to happen for them, given the score right now, but we will have the latest. >> here she go. >> debbie downer. >> debbie downer. >> you never know what could happen. we'll have details up ahead. nothing kills s more viruses, including the covid-19 virus, on more surfaces than lysol disisinfectant spray. lysol. whahat it takes to prote. it's nice to unwind after a long week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! (limu squawks) he's a natural. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ waiting. sometimes it's just inevitable. but if you're over 50 or live with a chronic condition, untreated covid could be deadly. got covid symptoms? get tested and get treated

now, i was told that nancy pelosi was calling members urging them to come today because the house hasout of session all week. no one was expecting this to happen until yesterday. a lot of the democrats listened to nancy pelosi. it sounds like they're there. the house republicans, a lot of them are gone and are skeptical of the ukraine aid. because they are still waiting to vote on aid to ukraine, which is wrapped into the larger bill to keep the government open, they are here. so we should expect to see virtually all members of the united states senate here, even the 11 republicans who voted against the funding for ukraine back in the spring also to be here. but you'll see a bit of mix of both because republicans are not on the same page of what to do going forward. >> our reporters on the hill are saying this, is that liz cheney is there, and she is sitting with the democrats next to elaine luria who was on the january 6th committee with her and elissa slotkin. >> let me bring in cnn's christiane amanpour to give her perspective of this event. because, christiane, it is not a common

lofgren: thank you for being here as we unveil the official portrait of the speaker of the house nancy pelosi. before we begin, i want to extend a special thank you to the members of the speaker's family who join us today for graish youously sharing her with us and the country for the past 35 years. millions of americans have benefited from that time and we owe each of you a debt of gratitude. it's a tall order to put in words the impact nancy pelosi has had on the house of representatives, congress, the nation, and i would say the world. one way to say is she has been a singular force for good throughout her years of public service. she has dedicated her life to her family, to the dignity of the american people, to the defense of our democracy and always foremoss to the children and future of our nation. her achievements are unparalleled in the halls of congress, from securing historic investments in clean energy and climate action, rescuing the economy during the great recession, guaranteeing health care to every american as a right, not a privilege, to building a better more sustainable an

i also want to point out that in the house of representatives, nancy pelosi has just two democratic votes that she can lose. that is significant. they're going to have to get some republicans. as we talked about extensively, kevin mccarthy, the top republican in the house, is opposed to this larger spending package. he wants to create some kind of scenario where lawmakers in the republican party would have more power to negotiate this next year and punt this process. that could lead to a major potential shutdown if you had republicans in the house and democrats in the senate oppose. a lot of lawmakers dealing with this want this to be handled next week, and the expectation right now is it will be. again, there are going to be some hiccups along the way. >> all right. so we'll buckle up. lauren, appreciate it. thank you. >>> happening this morning, a closed-door briefing on ukraine with house lawmakers and key biden administration cabinet members. in that room, the secretaries of state, defense, director of national intelligence and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. the likely foc

. >> a personal and notable victory for house speaker nancy pelosi. sses a bill to ensure federal protection for same-sex marriages. the movement that started right here in the bay area. but does it go far enough?

the documentary, pelosi in the house, shot by pelosi's daughter alexandra, is a snapshot of her storiedt began in 1987 when she ran for congress with the slogan, a voice that will be heard. leading to her having the largest voice in the room as the only female speaker of the house, all while being a super mom and grandma. pelosi is so respected that she elicited this from former republican speaker john boehner this week. >> madam speaker, you and i have disagreed politically on many things over the years. but we were never disagreeable to each other. and madam speaker, i have to say, my girls told me, tell the speaker how much we admire her. >> i'm joined now by nancy pelosi's daughter, filmmaker alexandra pelosi. good to see you. i was in the room in the capitol rotunda y think you called it, when that ceremony took place. you could feel the emotion. you could hear a pin drop when john boehner gave that wonderful tribute to her mom. you know, the points that he made about her just skill at wielding power, i think it was also belied by the fact she told her own story and said when she b

be back with you when we can see life pictures there of the floor of the us house of representatives and we can see nancy pelosi representatives who invited president zelensky at two o'clock yesterday and rather dramatically, she released a letter saying in the face of putting's horrible atrocities, ukrainian freedom fighters have inspired the rope with their unbreakable spirit and with that letter, she invited president zelensky to come and speak of thejoint president zelensky to come and speak of the joint session. in speaker pelosi will no longer be the speaker injanuary because republicans have taken control of the house of representatives and so, this is a big moment for her and sherry told reporters that her father was in this chamber —— she had told. and a joint meeting of congress. james jeffrey is the former deputy national security advisor of the united states. he will be alongside me to share his analysis throughout our special coverage on ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky�*s visit to the washington. speaker pelosi is gathering and let's listen to what she says it will come back to you. vice pre

pelosi is the first woman ever elected as speaker of the house. she took that role in 2007 and is stepping down at the end of the year, revealing new profile of speaker pelosi is out this week , and the documentary was filmed and produced by the speakers. daughter filmmaker alexandra pelosi. it is a deeply personal portrait of the most powerful woman in american politics. why did you choose this? life didn't really choose this life. it shows me a picture of me and you there so that all my siblings can see. i'm your favorite entire adult life. i've been two steps behind you at this camera trying to keep up with you. i am workhorse. now show horse was born into a family that was fiercely patriotic and staunchly democratic. politics life that we lead the high privilege as the first president to begin the state of the union message with these words, madam speaker. they do. documentary called pelosi in the house started streaming this week on hbo. alexandra pelosi film thousands of hours of footage of her mother, both in public as well as private moment

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and now we're seeing images from the us congress where nancy pelosi us house speaker, as well as commonly here as us vice president are opening the thieves. and we're waiting to see if president lensky is coming in soon to address congress . will be talking to us bureau chief for d. w. in his poll about why what the significance of this speech is zalinski has asked for no more aid to aid ukraine. u. s. is the number one provider of aid to ukraine out of any country. and so that's a significant visit. it's the 1st time he's left ukraine since the war began. and he chose to go to the us to give this speech. so, we're waiting now for the lensky to come in. nancy pelosi has already announced the senators and who are present to listen to this speech and what's bringing in his whole d. w. washington bureau chief. again, if you can hear me, the significance of his visit is, has not been missed by europe. and can you tell us why he chose to go to the u. s. instead of perhaps a country within europe, which would have been quite a lot more safe trip for him, i presume. is a very, very good point am

. >> we expect to see president zelenskyy with house speaker nancy pelosi very soon as we stand by. e is a speech, and when we go live to that report, we'll tell you what the moment means. here is the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy with house speaker nancy pelosi. they have, of course, met before. pelosi visited ukraine, went to kyiv, as have some other members. so far, i believe she's the highest ranking individual, government official in the united states to visit ukraine since the war began. let's listen in. >> good evening. it is a profound privilege and great pride that i welcome president zelenskyy to the capitol of the united states. we have talked about the fact that recently, a few months ago, we had the privilege of welcoming the first lady to this temple of democracy. she made a great case when the need for more weapons, more humanitarian, more economic assistance by talking about the children. i told the president again and again that the children and the war using women as a weapon of war is something that the russians are going to have to answer for. but today,

pelosi. speaker of the united states house of representatives. ms. : let us say a special thank you to the capitol police ceremonial unit and the metropolitan police honor guard for the presentation and retiring of the colors. we gather here exactly 23 months ago our nation suffered the most staggering assault on democracy since the civil war. january 6 was a day of horror and heartbreak. it is also a moment of extraordinary heroism. staring down deadly violence and despicable bigotry, our law enforcement officers bravely stood in the breach ensuring that democracy survived on that dark day. so on behalf of the united states congress and the american people, it is my honor to present the congressional gold medal to the united states capitol police, the metropolitan police, and every hero of january 6 from every agent that responded that day. may this medal, the highest honor 245 congress can -- that congress can bestow, serve as a token of our nation's deepest gratitude and respect. and in accepting this metal, you bring lustre to this award, just as

house speaker nancy pelosi, accompanied by republican leader mitch mcconnell, republican leader kevin mccarthy, senator roy blunt, representative emanuel cleaver, the second and mr. clifton daniel. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi speaker of the united states house of representatives. as speaker of the house, is my privilege to welcome you to the united capitol as we celebrate one of our nation's finest presidents, president harry truman. there's only fitting that this son, independence, missouri, takes his rightful place here in the rotunda of our temple of democracy, the united states capitol. now, at the time at this time, please rise, as you are able for the presentation colors and for the national anthem anthem. oh. oh. oh, say, can you see i'm standing. i'm what's up. oh, really is this time i. whose drives i'm trying. slides on. i'm sorry. oh so god sees. and the rock. bombs bursting. on the eyes and i'm like still. oh say does the stars. oh god no. more than of the dreams and oh oh oh. oh. the ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation by s

among those in attendance was uh, paul pelosi alongside house speaker nancy pelosi. it was his first public appearance since he was assaulted in october in the home that he and his wife share here in san francisco, paul pelosi was hospitalized with head injuries following that attack speaker pelosi saying last week that her husband was coming along in his recovery, but adding that head injuries. have an impact beyond surgery. a state lawmaker from burglary is taking steps to make california safe haven for women seeking an abortion and transgender and non binary people in need of medical care. see, senator nancy skinner is set to introduce a bill tomorrow that would ensure out of state residents entering our state seek out abortion or gender affirming procedures will not be prosecuted after the u. s. supreme court overturned roe versus wade in june. california lawmakers have strengthened their stance on safe and legal abortion care. california voters also approved a constitutional amendment to guarantee the right to abortion and contraception services. 13 states have

pelosi, speaker of the united states house of representatives. adies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi, speaker of united states house of representatives. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. as speaker of the house, it is my privilege to welcome you to statuary hall. and as we celebrate an american who personifies the daring and determine spirit of our nation, amelia earhart. on behalf of the congress, thank you all to the leaders who fought so relentlessly for nearly a quarter of a century to ensure that amelia takes her rightful place here in the capital now, it is time to stand if you are able for the presentation of the colors and the national anthem. of oh oh. oh. oh say time you divided on your life. it was so. maybe there were twilight's last gleaming. whose stripes and rise was through all the power of spite or the we've all all colored on telly streaming and the rocky o the bombs bursting within get free thrills on all and all for love was still there who said, cause all stars spangled banner god then what the land of the free a

sharing new never-before-seen evidence in a preliminary hearing for a man accused of attacking paul pelosi, house speaker nancy pelosi's husband. the d.a.'s office playing audio of the 911 call made by pelosi the night of the attack and the police interview of the suspect after the arrest and the body cam video and the hammer that investigators say the suspect used during the attack, all in a hearing set to determine whether or not the case against him goes to trial. outside the san francisco courthouse is correspondent steve patterson. let me, i'll lay this out. there are no cameras in the courtroom. help us understand why it is significant and what is driving the headlines here. >> no access. no cameras in court. and i think coming into today, there were some questions about what we would actually see and hear inside that courtroom, would it include the body camera? would it include the 911 call? would it include the officer testifying, who responded to that 911 call, that welfare check? turns out the answer is, d, all of the above. all of this new evidence, does it really help us glean new inf

pelosi in the house debuts today on our sister network, hbo, as well as hbo max. joining me now, alexandra pelosi. thanks so much for being with us. i would be remiss, i want to start off, how is your dad? >> wait, hold on. we were talking about january 6th, but to get there, we've got to go back. okay, let's go back to january 6th. >> just an update, how is he doing? >> he was at the premiere of pelosi in the house last night, standing ovation. the crowd went wild, they loved it. but what also happened at that screening was that a lot of the staffers that you see in that film, they were hiding in a desk in the capitol that day, they were there. and i thought we would have a big event, friends and family screening, then we would have a nice party. but it turns out, they're still super traumatized by what happened that day. they're really sad and they're really broken, and they're still processing it. so, we, you know, we talk about it as this, everyone's so numb to the images now because they've seen them for so long, but we forget that these people are still hurti