jackie spear and other leaders have made this to be in the discussion. central to what we're talking about and we owe her a debt of gratitude we have a fantastic champion in secretary prez this simulate and today and the summit on june 23rd is a little bit ever work so many energized voices he's leading thought this effort and been a champion when we make that happen that big event happen and have all those women and leaders focused on the national debate that will be because of secretary prez his labor department is making this happen it's really at the heart of the agenda and the department is a central part of that thank you. the members of congress congress hoffman and spear and honeyed honey they're all leaders and i want to thank mayor ed lee san francisco and california are an example of how we can make progressive policy and change for working families and have economic growth so thank you for that. this is going to be an amazing afternoon i want to took a few minutes to talk about really how these issues have mattered in my own life i know we'll

the members of congress congress hoffman and spear and honeyed honey they're all leaders and i want to thank mayor ed lee san francisco and california are an example of how we can make progressive policy and change for working families and have economic growth so thank you for that. this is going to be an amazing afternoon i want to took a few minutes to talk about really how these issues have mattered in my own life i know we'll hear tremendous stories but it's important to remember those choices with once you don't have to make i'm really here as the president of the center of progress when my children were young i didn't have to make the choice the whole thing being a good working and mom i actually start i had young children when hillary clinton was running for president and i helped to bring the president obama project but i started on hillary clinton campaign and my and child was 18 months i was wondering if i could be a good staffer it had a lot of demands and be a good mom because when your child is 18 months and you're old it is 4 years i had a boss who recognized that you wor

i'm proud to have as my council nancy pelosi and dianne feinstein and congresswoman spear joins us in making sure we're strong and we have a strong fight for our san franciscans and here in san francisco and washington, d.c. so joining with others congress members honda and hoffman and spear and nancy pelosi we're going to move forward and advance workers rights and equality for all of us in san francisco and across the country i know there's a lot of work ahead i remain committed for all residents i commend you and people in the audience and those i've just met even those years i was just happy to see roses come and join us thank you for coming here today congratulations (clapping) >> good morning and thank you four attending this important forum i'm emmy i'm the region representative for the department of the labor in san francisco i've had the privilege of working at the department of the looker no washington, d.c. for the past 4 years and how time flies when you do something you love with amazing people you deeply respect but it's an honor to introduce secretary tom perez when we

i'm delighted to introduce congresswoman jackie spear representing 14 district she was named one of the fearless woman in the world (clapping) she's welcome known for her excelling speeches on the house floor for veterans and especially those who comprehensions sexual assault and she's championed for consumers and he representative spear has over 28 years of public service ass and is the first california lecture to give birth while no office give it up for her (clapping.) i love it when people introduce me by saying i was the first elector to give birth awhile 90 in office i was also the oldest. thank you to secretary prez for being commented to listen to the stories to our great leader nancy pelosi this is why women will succeed in this country because she's he helm and our drama free mayor ed lee i like to refer to him he gets the job done and we're fortunate to have him and others. i'm very, very going to be brief we're not going to leave in a madman episode. that happens 50 years ago and it's time for this country it recognize that 40 percent of the breadwinners in this country are

the free world had spent years sharpening, the spear they began on this morning in 1944 to plunge into the heart of the nazi empire. most of them were new to war, but all were orange with the andnuity of free citizens the cause that they fought for a free cause under the gaze of a loving god. the fortunate would go home changed forever. thousands -- overhead] thousands would never return. today, we mourn their loss. but on that graydon, literally millions of people on this continent awaited their arrival. young anne frank wrote in her diary these words. "it is no exaggeration to say all amsterdam, all holland, the whole west coast of europe talks about the invasion day and night, debates about it, makes bets about it, and hopes. i have the feeling friends are approaching." the young men who came and fought for the very survival of democracy, just four years earlier some thought democracy's day had passed. hitler was rolling across europe. american factories worked at only half capacity. our people were badly divided over what to do. the future seemed to belong to the dictators. it'ssne

i'm pleased to be here with congresswoman jackie spear we share the honor of rep san francisco and my colleagues from down south and newest clearing jarrett a new member of congress let me say that about him he comes to fill the footprints of lynn rosy a welfare mom that served in congress and she is proud to have him here making his own marks and thank you jackie spears. (clapping.) the secretary has laid it out the the president has established the summit it captures the challenges i was so proud in his state of the union address across the country by the measure of things when women skeekdz america skeekdz it's not just the title of our economic agenda for women and families it is a statement of fact. women success is very important. let me talk about that briefly beginning of this congress a year and a half ago jackie and i came together and we said we want to go around the country and hear from women to see what they need to unbe leash their power in the workplace and jack i didn't say been a champion and violence against women and sexual assault in the military and you'll have t

the decree from the mayor of land down captain matt spears received thanks for his military services. spears return home late last night after seven months in afghanistan. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight, gm orders dealerships to stop selling models of its most popular cars. >>> federal health officials released new recommendations on how children should receive the flu vaccine. >>> we're watching a line of downpours and thunderstorms from northern new england down to the chesapeake, they will push out in time for morning rush hour, we will have the latest timing on future tracker in that full forecast. >>> phillies and marlins again, highlights, with ducis rodgers when "action news" continues. blank [cell phone chime] yeah! [giggling excitedly] [splashing water] c'mon! (announcer) ready for a little fun? you could scratch your way to instant winning. play the pennsylvania lottery's new instant game, $1,000 frenzy, with 8 top prizes of $300,000. it's kinda fun to make a splash. keep on scratchin'. >>> an announcement came from the embattled general motors company today, it

the decree from the mayor of land down captain matt spears received thanks for his military services. spears return home late last night after seven months in afghanistan. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight, gm orders dealerships to stop selling models of its most popular cars. >>> federal health officials released new recommendations on how children should receive the flu vaccine. >>> we're watching a line of downpours and thunderstorms from northern new england down to the chesapeake, they will push out in time for morning rush hour, we will have the latest timing on future tracker in that full forecast. >>> phillies and marlins again, highlights, with ducis rodgers when "action news" continues. blank . >>> an announcement came from the embattled general motors company today, it is selling its dealerships to stop selling and delivering, 2013, 2014 models of the chevy cruz. that goes for new and used models. officials say is there concern that the air bags have been assembled with an incorrect part. gm has yet to recall any cruzs that are in the hands of consumers. >>> here

council and now another socialist just spears trying to follow in her footsteps by running for a seat in the washington state house she's not just a socialist she's also a climate scientist and she's proposing a radically new approach to deal with the climate crisis spear joined me earlier and i started by asking her about her thoughts on obama's executive order mandating that carbon emissions from coal fired power plants be cut by thirty percent by the year twenty thirty. i think it's a step in the right direction but we should call it what it is an incredibly timid step it's a baby step in the right direction considering what we're facing the i.p.c.c. report that just came out the white house's own climate assessment that just came out shows that what we're facing are you know pretty dire circumstances with regards to droughts heat waves flooding super storms all of that and yet we're seeing really chamakh steps. you know at thirty percent reduction by twenty thirty to me is just not enough and furthermore half of that has already been accomplished so really he's calling for a fifte

. >> robert spears was your typical convict. he had done a lot of time.de and he was very accepting of his situation. he didn't complain. he didn't blame anybody. he was a tough guy. >> when i came to prison, i was a kid. i had to do what i had to do to survive and i'm not proud of the things sometimes that i had to do. some people has to be hurt, i've been hurt. you know what i mean? but that's just the way of life here. >> spears has tangled with the law for most of his life and is serving 28 years for dealing a controlled substance. >> i got plenty of regrets. for one, is that the time that i've lost, i regret leaving my kids, you know what i mean? i had to make my son believe that i was in the army because i don't want him growing up thinking my dad was in prison. if i could go back and change time, i'd live a whole different life. but this is what i done. and, i mean, you can regret it every day, but the only thing you can do is change it, you know what i mean? this is no life no more. see what i'm talking about? just like being here right now, you j

spear and san francisco supervisor eric mar is expected to hold a news conference at san francisco general hospital today. they will announce a program called the smoke act that will extend the same fda regulations of tobacco products. poison control says there has been a significant rise in poisoning and burning cases caused by e-cigarettes and many of the cases involve children under the age of five. >> the struggle to keep enough police officers on the streets of san jose has lead to an unprecedented move. they may have to require the officers to work over time if voluntary measures don't work. police union leaders say mandatory overtime will create even more stress for police officers in the bay area's biggest city. >> our officers have already been identified by the city auditor as being over worked and fatigued. she has warned additional murder is is dangerous and unsafe. >> the red rick out there the police officers association is putting the blame on the stay. i wish they would put the residents at the forefront and help us to make sure officers they receive it. >> many police offi

tuesday, lacey spears playeded not guilty to the second degree murder of her son who died in january.usa today" reports, quote, the boy was alert and talking on the night of january 20th when friends visited him and spears in his hospital room. one friend recalled the 5-year-old pleading with her, don't leave me. westchester county prosecutor say spears overdosed her son with saline. >> it took us across five different states, hundreds of interviews, examination of thousands of documents. and a significant manpower commitment by a number of different agencies. >> with me now, hln's nancy grace and senior medical correspondent, nancy cohen. nancy, as a mother, when i read this little boy was pleading with this person, don't leave me in this hospital room, i know innocent until proven guilty, but it makes my skin crawl. >> those are the five facts about murder cases and child abuse cases i try to forget. i try not to think about them. but i can't help think about them. because that little boy was begging for help. this is what is so damning about it this. you might think it's going to b

congresswoman spear, thanks for bringing this to light and for coming in to talk about it.his week if f the world lost ange angela mayalou. we have this with a loan time frong of angelou. davis spoke with the author in 2012 about the power and beauty of friendship. >> her life has been populated with friends. and there have been many famous ones from civil rights' activist malcolm x to oprah winfrey. yet some of her closest friends have included people not as well known. you once explained to me the difference between friends and acquaintances. would you share that with me? >> friendship, it keeps you alive. it keeps you awake and it keeps yao trying to be the best. and in the middle of the night when you're lonely and feel most at odds with yourself and with life and even with god, you can call a friend. >> authors, singer, performer, actress, dancer and composer, angel angelou's achievement spanned more than four decades and she's also a filmmaker. >> we're very proud. >> i'm very proud, too. i think all of black americans that see this will be very proud, too. >> in 1968

he and all the other americans and canadians and british who landed where the tip of the spear sharpened. into thet was plunged heart of the not the empire. i empire. they knew they fought for a good cause under the gaze of a loving god was up the fortunate ones would -- of a loving god. the fortunate ones would go home, changed forever. thousands -- sounds of aircraft] thousands would never return, and today, we mourn their loss. but on that graydon -- grey dawn, million, literally millions of people awaited their arrival. young anne frank wrote in her diary these words. "it is no exaggeration to say that all amsterdam, all holland, yes, the whole west coast of europe talks about the invasion day and night, debates about it, make that on it, and hopes. i have the feeling friends are approaching. just four years earlier, some thought democracies day had passed. our people were badly divided they sneered at democracy, it's mingling of races and religions, is tolerance of dissent -- it's tolerance of dissent. they didn't think we knew what it took. they didn't know james rudder or ken bart

i spoke with congresswoman jackie spear about the future of veterans care.et's check in with brian in the weather center. >>> good morning. welcome back. we have some fog and low clouds. a beautiful day for the bay area today. we have some clouds it at the shoreline spilling in around the bay. we'll get sun later in the day and warmer temperatures. san jose is 55 degrees, 49 in santa rosa. high pressure brings temperatures up inland today. we'll stay cool along the shoreline. 80 in san jose today. in the city 66. 73 degrees in oakland. 86 in livermore. north bay will be warm except at the shoreline. let's get latest. >>> the f.b.i. and other law enforcement agencies are looking for a man wanted on federal explosive can charges. agents raided an apartment building on russian hill in san francisco yesterday. police and haz-mat were on the scene well into the night at jackson and polk streets. authorities are on the lookout for a suspect named ryan chamberlain. the chp is searching for a car with texas license plates number bx9-m042. do not make contact with th

>> spears would soon be proven right. >>> next -- >> well, he passed a rumor that he wanted to try to kill me. >> josh harrison finds himself in serious trouble. >> if i meet him right now, i'd beat him up just to show him you're not tough. >>> everybody in this row, you need to stand up against the wall. >> with a recent stabbing at indiana state prison, officers are stepping up searches for weapons. >> sir, i need you to step over here. >> the procedure is monitored by internal affairs officer will mcginnis. >> okay. there's the officers shaking down in "e" dorm. they're going through -- underneath the bed, the mattress, personal property. and looks like something was found. all of a sudden the officer is reaching for his cuffs. you see him restraining the offender. >> the offender is josh harrison. >> i disappointed a lot of people in my life. i let a lot of people down. this is my wife, my wife. that's my daughter, that's my son, the twins. my mom, she's going to flip out when she find out i was in here and i got caught with a knife. >> this is a shank that was turned in from poss

that we could really pressure the elected officials to do what's necessary thank you so much just spear climate scientists running to unseat washington state house for aig amazing to have you on thanks so much thank you. coming up i'll talk about two people who wrote radically different op eds on the iraq war stay tuned. certainly tony blair has benefited from war and deaths and he totally destroyed iraq and. he's calling for a reinvention of rag and i did a little back of the oblongata elation i figured that for every dead u.k. soldier in iraq it all had about twenty five thousand pounds but tony blair's retirement. right from the seat. first trip you and i were being butchered. on a reporter's twitter. and instagram. to be in the. you know that you know the premise is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy albus. rule. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate excellent work of our government and across several we've been hijacked like a handful of transnatio

that we could really pressure the elected officials to do what's necessary thank you so much just spear climate scientists run into a washington state house for eg amazing to have you on thanks so much thank you. coming up i'll talk about two people who wrote radically different op eds on the iraq war stay tuned. i suspect. they overplayed. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across silicon we've been a hydrogen handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once built just by job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem trying to rational debate in a real discussion critical issues facing the. ready to join the movement then walk a little bit take a. little . over the past few days the crisis in iraq has become inc

britney spears? >> i'm just saying, can you override it, if you want to. >> yes, you can. trying to get the image of meeting britney spears in the morning out of my head, but basically, there's a rim around the speaker. it's pretty clever, and if you twirl it just a little bit it will move on to the next song in that album or are in that genre, but if you give it a big twirl it will give you something completely different. so if you don't want news, you give it a big twirl, i did this more than once, in my testing. it went from, i don't know, the eagles to yo-yo ma. it went from -- james taylor to hip-hop. so it will -- it will try to change the whole mood and the whole genre you're listening to if you just give it a longer spin. >> walt, good to see you, as always. seems as though so much of this convergence is happening in the home space right now. >> right. >> and $399 the price there. you're going to pay up for it, for these smart speakers. >> at least for now, but i think artificial intelligence is going to be behind, however successful it is, or unsuccessful, it's go

that we could really pressure the elected officials to do what's necessary thank you so much just spear climate scientists run into a washington state house for eg amazing to have you on thanks so much thank you. coming up i'll talk about two people who wrote radically different op eds on the iraq war stay tuned. some people say that when it happens to someone in time not a very nice one the curtain falls down. at some point and i could no longer stand it i decided to kill myself. even i was scared of what i'd done but i punched it but i didn't understand where i had it when a man raising his head and the woman should. run from him. i ask everyone who sees this video to also speak to the children's father. my husband became a controllable she felt that he couldn't do anything. why you're crying don't cry i know i'm tired of crying too don't cry. so. don't know that you know the premise is the only industry specifically mention the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy. will. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the

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fathers across the bay area the big industries opposing center run on the prefers annual father's day spear on spirits run. >> : to all the debts of, especially those debts here pleasanton city of early italian car and a big lead this morning. a lot with restaurant underway process of blood but the swelling is underway about clot in her long rain street in downtown pleasanton i thought father's day about slipping and hitting the golf course and afternoon of perilous of the case if you hear applause and this community pride itself on this run. nuts to reverse your gets under way on man's rerun o'clock this morning at fault and father because else raise money for local charities along with college scholarships. occultism's of the summer recess of the 21 years there is $900,000 this starts and ends here on main street and features a lot of dads who do not get the sleep in today. and of 34 volunteers since been here since 5:00 a.m. and again over 1500 people total running 10 kay's five k's. prison officials tell me they a thousand people will register and the 21 year history of pleasanton did h

five months ago january 23rd, spears posted, garnett the great journeyed onward today at 10:20 a.m.y, charges of depraved murder and manslaughter were filed against lacy. >> this defendant, researched planned and executed her crime against her own son in a wanton and depraved manner. >> reporter: authorities suspect she poisoned the boy three times in january. during his last hospital stint, she had unmonitored access to her son and his sodium level spiked to suspiciously high levels. >> it is tragic when the care giver of any child does anything but protect it at all costs. >> reporter: today lacy is held without bail and faces a maximum of 25 years to life in prison. authorities suspect the abuse may have been fueled by attention. a disorder called munchausen by proxy in which a parent actually sickens a child to garner sympathy. sympathy did come for lacy, that sympathy waned since her friend learned of the investigation and massive web of lies she told about her son and his health. >> i never heard of munchausen by proxy. did we know if the mother's parenting was looked into or

. >>> happening today congresswoman jackie spear will continue her fight to stop the selling and marketingcigarettes to children. spear and san francisco supervisor eric marr will hold a press conference at san francisco general hospital. they will announce a prom called the smoke act if. that will extend the same fda regulations. poison control says there has been a significant rise in poisoning and burning cases caused by e-cigarettes and cigarettes. >>> starting next week the police department may have to require officers to work overtime if voluntary measures don't work. police union leaders say mandatory over time may create more stress. >> our officers have already been identified by the city auditor of being over worked and fatigued. shed has warned addition -- she has warned additional burden is dangerous and unsafe. >> the police officer's association is putting the blame on the city. i wish they would actually put the residents at the forefront and help us to make sure that officers they receive the final say. >> many police officers have left san jose or retired after recent cut

. >> reporter: congressman spear headed the task force. it has been 12 years and it doesn't appear we are betting off now than before. >> i believe we should revisit the recommendations. we utilize the idea that all airports should be following the same recommendations. >> we did pass some bio metrics here but it wasn't an area that was established at this point. >> reporter: the director of aviation at san jose international airport. >> even though tsa does not require it do you think it would enhance security to have bio metrics? >> there are different things s you can do. there are things you do above and beyond the basic standards. >> reporter: we watched these doors for a week as passengers and anyone else who wants to walks by. insiders say anyone who gets ahold of a badge that opens these doors can go from a sidewalk to inside the terminal in seconds. from what we saw it is a swipe of a badge and they can be in the terminal within 20 seconds and there is nobody checking them. >> certainly, what you see is kind of like an iceberg. yo