speier: girl.rian: you told us earlier when you were pregnant with the girl, stephanie, that steve was killed. rep. speier: i'm six weeks -- about two months pregnant with her. i have been on bed rest for a few days because i had some spotting. that night, steve and jackson walked into the bedroom. jackson has this rose behind his back, and he brings it over to me. this is such a sweet moment. the next morning i'm off to sacramento to give a speech to the california bankers association. it is raining torrential and i'm with my district director. the phone rings in the car. my staff is saying, the san mateo police have just called. there has been an accident and steve is at the hospital. so we turned the car around, we are heading back. i called hospital, i'm talking to this surgeon, who is a friend. i could hear his voice. he says you should hurry up. i get to the hospital they make me wait. finally they let me in to see him in the icu. he's breathing, he is on a respirator. he is brain-dead. the h

speier: it actually didn't.ssumed after jonestown that everyone gotheir fair share of grief in life. mine just came early. when i was pregnant with our second child, my husband was killed in an automobile accident. i have never -- i've never fallen to the depths of pain anf ing that i went through there. i lost the love of my life, i had a five and a half-year-oldd son i pick up from kindergarten and bring back to dbthe hospital and say g to his daddy. he had no idea what that was real all about. and then it was a financial disaster, cause he was the major breadwinner. i was almost drowning. i remember my father visiting me and i said i don't know in bring this baby into this world. i don't know if i have what it takes. and he said, very strong germanic background, "jackie, get over it, it has been three months." i think of that often because we really have to move on. i had a young son, iad a lot to live for. it is always about looking at the glass half-full. ne: and you have gone on to do so much since. your b

your book "undaunted," jackie speier, thank u for joining me. rep. speier: great to be with you.e:ou are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's amprogram, pilitary forces in nicaragua are being blamed for violence that killed hundreds in recent months. we hear from one of the survivors. we are all familiar with the termbaby boom." now half theountries in the le face of baby bust and are not having enough children to maintain populations. new data show that in 1950 women were giving birth to a global average of just under five children, but last year that was almost half, down to 2.4 children for every woma japan is one country dealing with the consequences of an aging population. here is rupert wingfield-hayes. rupert: japan is perhaps the world's best example of a country that has had a long-term low birth rate and very, very lelimmigration. working age population peakt in 1997, and in the las 20 years has shrunk by 13 million people. currently japan is losing30 arod 0,000 people aal year. but ac just the start of the problem, because what we now have is a

current congresswoman jackie -- jackie speier was traveling with the delegation as an aide. she was shot five times left for dead. in the end she was one of the few who lived to tell us about it. >> today, she spoke to andrea nakano about what this means for her. >> congresswoman jackie speier did something special today. speier said on november 18 she usually thanks god she's still alive and goes to the cemetery to lay flowers on representative leo ryan's grave. today she's opening up about staring death in the eye. >> reporter: on november 18, 1978, jackie speier laid on the tarmac thinking she was taking her last breath. >> i was expecting to die. i was raised a good catholic girl and i sent the act. >> with five that somehow managed to drag themselves out of the plane. and where she waited 22 hours to help. and i thought, my god, i'm not going to have the life that we all expect for ourselves. i'm not going to live to be in my 80s to get married and to have kids. that will not be my life. >> miraculously she survived and 40 years later, she is telling her full story. >>

bay area congresswoman jackie speier tells her story of surviving the joanstown massacre. good morning it is sun- take a live look outside -- from twin peaks - sf thanks for joining us. >>> good, it is november 18th. we're used to the smoke-filled air and now a marine layer joined us, fog out there. thanks so much for joining us. lots going on. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. >> the reason for the weather alert is because we are dealing with the unhealthy air quality and we don't want folks to let their guard down. you have to be on high alert, and realize that that air quality can really, really affect you, but i want to showcase these really cool temperatures, because if you're headed out the door right now, and you don't have a coat, you're going to need one, especially considering our daytime highs will warm up into the 70s. they'll warm up into the low to mid-60s potentially for inland areas. santa rosa 28 degrees. san francisco is one of our warmer spots at 50 degrees. pa llo alto 46. san jose 45. and i also want to show you ou

speier was shot five times.hey went to jonestown to investigate reports of abuse under cult leader jim jones. more than 900 people died after being forced to take a drink laced with cyanide. >> i still grieve for all those children r children who lost their lives. they were murdered. their parents were murdered. >> reporter: speier talked about her memo, surviving jones town and summoning courage and fighting back. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> and organizers of today's event say they're trying to get a memorial erected in a park on fillmore street to honor the more than nine hundred people who died in jonestown. >>> in oakland, dozens gathered at the evergreen cemetery to remember those who were killed in jonestown there was a dedication ceremony at a corner where more than 400 victims are buried. the grif stone at that site reads in memory of the victims of the jonestown tragedy. >>> trump is facing a diplomatic dilemma tonight as he awaits a full report on the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi. th

we'll talk to someone who has lived through gun violence, jackie speier of california. remember jonestown? she was there, shot five times, survived. trump is going after his critics by revoking security clearances, banning journalists from the white house, and firing his own attorney general. what will the big loser of tuesday this week who lost 35 to 40 seats do next in his new power rage? >> finally, another big consequence of tuesday's vote was to do with medicare. obamacare, it's huge news. the republicans have given up the ghost on fighting obamacare. affordable care act is apparently going to be the law for the rest of our lives. we'll explain that later. this is "hardball," where the action is. (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a huge drag. nothing worth losing sleep over, because we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ shaquem get in here. take your razor, yup. alright, up and down, never side to side, sh

let's bring in democratic congresswoman jackie speier of california, a member of the intelligence and arms services committees. she's the author of "undaunted: surviving jonestown." i appreciate this woman, something th -- this book, it's something every woman should read. we'll get back to that. the air of confusion will all get sorted out amidst accusations of voter fraud coming from every which direction. >> first of all, it's irresponsible for governor scott and the president to lash out and say voter fraud and they have no evidence. it's like the president saying that the election was rigged when he ran for president and as soon as he won, he didn't say it was rigged anymore. so these are fallacious comments being made. and they're really irresponsible. i would also say, there's something wrong in florida, i've got to say. long lines, not allowing people to hand in their ballots on day of or have it post marked on day of, and then not being able to count them, having no longer hanging chads but it appears there are other issues as well. so i think across this country we have got

including jackie speier. so that's going to be a discussion i think in the debate that's going to be seen going forward. was ageism involved in the outcome of this race? was sexism involved? these are some of the things we're hearing from barbara lee's camp. host: what about the relationship between hakeem jeffries and leader pelosi? and barbara lee and leader pelosi? is she -- is leader pelosi better off having hakeem jeffries chair the caucus? reporter: nancy pelosi is extremely close with both members. barbara lee and hakeem jeffries. that's why you did not see her tip the balance of this election. she stayed out of this race. she did not endorse anybody. both have progressive values. both are considered allies of nancy pelosi. so i think having hakeem jeffries there probably will serve her well. because it will tamp down some of the frustration from these younger members of having not a whole lot of young people at the leadership table. it puts somebody from this new generation at the leadership table, in

bay area congresswoman jackie speier spoke about the president's visit. <"knowledge is power.d the president has been tweeting out really outrageous and false statements about the issues in california. i think its very important he be on the ground and see the devastation, the loss of life.">(vicki) governor brown and governor-elect gavin newsom will also join the president during his visit. senator kamala harris will tour the area on sunday. (grant) some people have mixed feelings about president trump's scheduled visit tomorrow... kron4's gayle ong is live in chico, where fema has set up a disaster center. gayle, what are fire victims saying tonight? they are saying they look forward to the president's visit.the new center is at the chico mall,opens just days before this makeshift shelter shuts down one week and a day later,butte county residents have gone from crisis mode to recovery modebill and sandy hughes escaped the camp fire raging through paradise..and lost everything.they are one of the many residents here at this new recovery center,put up by fema.

and jackie speier, now a congresswoman, was shot several times that day but survived. jones later shot and killed himself. we will talk to jackie spear later on morning -- speier later on mornings on two. >>> tomorrow the pleasant hill city council will look at six plants allowed indoor >>> if you are looking for a little relief from all the smoky air, we may have just the thing. >> places in san francisco that are offering some relief at 8:00. >>> and in a surprise act of kindness, the touching gift for one volleyball team that lost everything in the flames of the campfire. more on that when we come back. [ phone rings ] what?! ready for christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and with xfinity mobile, you get the best wireless coverage for your phone. ...you're about to find out! you don't even know where i live... hello! see the grinch in theaters by saying "get grinch tickets" into your xfinity x1 voice remote. a

. >> sunday on o "q&a," california democratic congresswoman jackie speier talks about her memoir, untaughted. >> i was on an airstrip in the remote jungles of guyana having just concluded a congressional delegation tour with then bongman ryan. and we were ambushed on that airstrip. and shot. congressman ryan was shot 45 times and died on that airstrip. there were members of the press that died. one defector of the people's temple that died. i was shot five times on the right side that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks body. a bone jutting out of my right arm, wound in my leg the size of a football. and it was oh, my god. i'm 28 years old. this is it. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." delegate stacey plaskett serves the virgin islands and is part of the oversight government reform committee. folks about the committee and its role in the investigative process. as the name states, the committee on oversight and government reform deals with the oversight of our government, as well as passing

speier: "...which means we are going to spend between $100 and $150 million so he can have, i guess his surprise, his october surprise." (catherine) luis bracca=montay, the laughing killer in the campaign ad, did enter the u=s during president clinton's administration.... he was caught and deported. he came back again - while republican george w. bush was in the white house. he's now imprisoned on san quentin's death row. vicki and grant? (grant) also tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (vicki) in the east bay... police have identifed the two people killed in crash involving a tour bus on interstate 880 in union city. the alameda county coroner's bureau announced today 57-year-old renee rodriguez of hayward and 46-year-old lumumba richard of san lorenzo died tuesday night. a tour bus collided with the rear of a 1997 lexus driven by rodriguez. the bus then crashed into the ford driven by richard. rodriguez and richard were pronounced dead at the scene. the cause is still under investigation. ... (vick

jackie speier and jack avlon. plus, contributor bari weiss breaks down the identity crisis within the republican party. uniworld is a proud sponsor of "amanpour & co." when bee tollman founded a collection of boutique hotels, she had bigger dreams, and those dreams were on the water -- a river, specifically -- multiple rivers that would one day be home to uniworld river cruises and their floating boutique hotels. today that dream sets sail in europe, asia, india, egypt, and more. bookings available through your travel agent. for more information, visit uniworld.com. >> additional support has been provided by rosalind p. walter. bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the cheryl and philip milstein family, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> welcome to the program i am christiane amanpour in new york. a midterm election that was under the global microscope, we can safely that history was made. it was a women's wave. voting won big too. massive turnout wit

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. >>> coming up, we talk with congressman jackie speier who was wounded in the 1970 shooting. >>> a few scary moments for passengers aboard a united airlines plane after the plane slid off the taxiway in denver as temperatures fall below freezing. the plane flew in from tucson, skidded into the grass after landing and tried to make its way to the gate but everybody aboard was okay. >>> heartwarming reunion for an officer, 16 years after horrific car accident. in 2002 officer tom mcguire was the first on scene after crash and he saw a little girl named christine lying on the road not breathing with a blank stare. he jumped into action and revived her. 16 years later she wanted to thank the officer and the two got to meet up today. >> is so good to hear that you're doing well. it's amazing. >> i always said there has to be a reason why am still here and every year on the anniversary of the crash it makes me smile that somebody was there. >> that crashed change your life forever. she is a biological science may burn -- major. we wish her well and look forward to her success. >>> let's pick

well, joining us tonight, democratic congresswoman jackie spire of speier of california. her new book, undaunted, surviving jones town, summoning courage and fighting back is available now and we'll get to that in just a moment. but congresswoman, looking at the results, how do you think your party should play it, recognizing that parties have played a sudden accumulation of power wrongly in the past? >> well, first we have to have a very specific plan that we are going to execute on day one. we have been articulating it all through the campaign. that is, securing the affordable care act, securing protection for preexisting conditions, making sure that the prescription drug benefits can be reduced in terms of the cost of prescription drugs, doing an infrastructure bill, and dealing with the corruption of this administration. those are our marching orders, and i expect that we are going to execute on them. >> you tweeted this yesterday about the departure of sessions. firing sessions and replacing him with a man who has repeatedly publicly talked about the ways the attorne

. >> sunday on "q&a," california democratic congresswoman jackie speier talks about her memoir "undaunted." >> i was on an airstrip in the remote jungles of guyana having just concluded a congressional dell geags tour with then-congressman leo ryan. we were ambushed on that airstrip and shot. congressman ryan was shot 45 times and died on that airstrip. there were members of the press that died. one defector of the people's temple who died. i was shot five times on the right side of my body. a bone jutting out of my right arm. wound in my leg the size of a football. and it was oh my god, i'm 28 years old, this is it. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> earlier today house minority leader nancy pe he see held her weekly briefing with reporters a at the capitol. she talked about the upcoming democratic agenda when they control the majority next year and her intention to become speaker of the house again. his is 25 minutes. ms. pelosi: good morning. we have great sadness in my state of california, unprecedented number of people dead, in the high 50's, and many missing. it's

california democratic congress oman jackie speier talks about her memoir, "undaunted." >> i was on a remote airstrip in guyana and we were ambushed on that retire strip and shot. congressman ryan was shot 45 times and died on that airstrip. there were members of the press that died. one defector of the people's temple who died and i was shot five times on the right side of my body. a bone jutting out of my right arm, a wound in my leg the size of a football and it was oh, my god. i'm 28 years old. this is it. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on q&a on c-span. >> according to cbs news, a 1967 gallup poll found that more than six in 10 americans believe there was more than one gunman involved in president kennedy on november 22, 1963. in an effort to document lingering controversies and investigate unanswered questions, cbs news broadcast four one-hour broadcast, next up a cbs inquiry, the warren report anchored by walter cronkite. the first program sets out to answer the question, did lee harvey oswald shoot president kennedy? this is what a rifleman would see if you track an automobile dow

jackie speier, how did you getug ththat? lay there on the tarmac and climbed into the baggage compartment on this little plane, no medicalare -- >> no medical care for 22 hours on that airstrip. for a long period of time, waiting for the lights to go out and, when they didn't, i vowed myself that if i survived, i would never take another day for ranted, that i would live every day as fully as possible and that i would dedicate my life to public service. but it was a long, long process. i came home on a u.s. medivac plane. i then was in surgery for two months, had gas gang green, they thought they would he to amputate one of my limbs, and survived, rafor term as congress and lost. >> woodruff: shortly after you got out of the hospital you ran for congress. >> it was mostly motional therapy. i did not want to be a victim or wn for survivor of jones the rest of my life. it was a way of fulfilling his legacy, but i lost.as itne to have the three losses professionally that i've had that were really the first steps to moving forwa

. >> congresswoman jackie speier was with her then boss on that air strip when he was shot and killedive times and had to wait 22 hours before help arrived. arrived. >> i carry with me the scars. i had an injury the size of a football on my leg. my arm had been blown up but i am also very grateful. that was one of many tromozin my life -- traumas in my life. >> her first husband was killed in a car accident in 1994 while she was pregnant with their second child. she went on to have a successful career in politics. now she wrote a book about how she found strength in the face of adversity. undaunted, surviving jonestown. >>> tracking the weather. air quality, a bad couple days. certainly friday and saturday. today was a little better. the number -- you know, the areas of most unhealthy air. it has been in this second through the middle, livermore, antioch, oakland, san rafael. tomorrow will look like today. andre talking about the air quality, getting smokier out there. that is typically because at night time the air sinks and the smoke settles so the readings wow be higher. tomorrow -

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i'm joined now by democratic congresswoman jackie speier and howell reins.t sums it up, doesn't it? >> most of the trump supporters don't want to be told that they made a mistake. and what we have is the president becoming almost hysterical with the kinds of lies that he's telling. 35 to 45 per rally, and il's all about ginning up that base. if he talks nice for a few minutes and doesn't get thattagelatiothat agth theagelation, he flips to get that applause. >> the president is controlling american politics with a popular minority composed mainly of angry white men and 52% of white women who voted for him in 2016. and lies are the glue that hold that minority together. that's why turn out is so important. there's a disenfranchised minority in this country, the 55% who don't approve of trump. if they don't turn out tomorrow, then these lies and that minority will control the fate of this election. >> president trump has broken that down. it's quite common to talk about how he's normalized bad things. but the word "lie" or something like that i would imagine t

bay area congresswoman jackie speier is hopeful about the president's visit. <"knowledge is power. and the president has been tweeting out really outrageous and false statements about the issues in california. i think its very important he be on the ground and see the devastation, the loss of life.">( marty ) governor brown and governor- elect gavin newsom will also join the president during his visit. senator kamala harris will tour the area on ( marty ) there are mixed feelings about the president's scheduled visit today. this comes as fema set up a disaster center in the fire zone. kron4's gayle ong talked to fire victims in chico... to get their thoughts on the presidents visit. one week and a day later,butte county residents have gone from crisis mode to recovery modebill and sandy hughes escaped the camp fire raging through paradise..and lost everything.they are one of the many residents here at this new recovery center,put up by fema.it is a one stop shop providing resources needed to recover and rebuild.opens just one day before president trump is s

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that killed 900 americans including beloved members of our nbc news family, congresswoman jackie speier tells andrea mitchell how she made it out alive. >>> as millions get set to fly, an effort to crackdown on sexual assault happening on planes. >> this is a crime. it's a felony and it shouldn't be treated as if it's lost luggage. >> what the feds are now doing to protect passengers. >>> a week before black friday, what most poem plan to buy, and it's not what you might think. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. weather. an angry backlash tonight leaving officials in the northeast to explain why they were caught unprepared for a snowstorm last evening that turned streets and highways into parking lots. it left hundreds of thousands stuck in a nightmare commute for the ages. cars spinning off roads, bridges closed, mass transit snarled after officials failed to adjust in time to a changing forecast leaving key travel routes virtually impassible. all of this despite the fact the snow amounts were below what would be considered paralyzing

speier saga is unfolding on the streets of britain at least according to one think tank. every second russian in the u.k. is working as surveillance operatives politico goes on her own investigative mission for the show in case you missed it. the british capital is teaming with bae or as the neo conservative think tank the henry jackson society calls them russians instead of. the explosive putin sees and his it all report estimates it may could be as many as seventy five thousand so-called informants routinely helping. this is prized by spies by spies by of course this tour de force which is based on anonymous sources taking wild guesses isn't aimed at creating cheap headlines or fear mongering after all it's simply a means to make clear that every other russian is probably a spy they could also be moscow raising as normal people like this. little people to. are you a russian spy it's like. here do i look like yeah. you know the real story through really through the russian marketing sites using very nice russian shot you know the russians will do it so using the russian

. >> sunday on "q&a" -- california democratic congresswoman jackie speier talks about her memoir -- "undaunted." ms. speier: i was on an airstrip in the remote jungles and we were ambushed on that airstrip and shot. congressman ryan was shot 45 times and died on that airstrip. there were members of the press that died. one defector of the people's temple who died. i was shot five times on the right side of my body. bone justing out of my right arm, wound in my leg the size of a football. and it was -- observation my god. i'm 28 years old. this is it. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> yesterday, the president of afghanistan talked about his country's security. the fight against the taliban and what he thinks the future holds for the region. we also hear from afghanistan finance minister, the forum was organized by johns hopkins school of advanced of international studies. this was from november 12. >> thanks to all of you for joining us here this morning for a very special john hopkins school of advanced of international studies event. joining the dean's forum with

. >> sunday on "q&a," california democratic congresswoman jackie speier talks about her memoir, "undaunted." i was on airstrip in the remote jungles of guyana, having just concluded congressional delegation tour within congressman leo writer we were ambushed on that airstrip. and shot. commerce and ryan was shot 45 times and died on that airstrip and there were members of the dress -- members of the press that died that i was shot five times on the right side of my body. a bone jutting out of my right arm, a wounded my leg the size of the football. and it was oh my gosh, i'm 28 years old, this is it. easterny night at 8:00 on c-span's "q&a." >> "washington journal," continues. host: with congress that to me for the first time since election day and president trump back in town for mr. overseas have always been the next hour of "washington journal," focusing on the weekend in washington. plan to talk about and covering both ends of pennsylvania avenue is john bennett and melanie zanona, congressional reporter for "the hill," newspaper and the lame-duck session kicks off this week so take us

california democratic congresswoman jackie speier talks about her memoir "undaunted." >> i was in the remote jungles of guyana, having concluded a tour with leo ryan and we were ambushed on that airstrip and shop. officer ryan died on that airstrip. there were members of the press that died. one defector of the people's temple that died. i was shot five times. a bone out of my right arm, a wounded my lake the size of a -- my leg the size of a football. i am 28 years old. this is it. announcer: tonight at 8:00 eastern on q&a on c-span. >> it was home to the king of rock 'n roll. graceland is's also home to one of the private archives. we take you for a look. ♪ >> what is unique about the graceland archives is that it tells a complete story. it is one of the largest archives dedicated to one individual that exists in the united states. in the archives, we have over 1.5

jackie speier survived being shot 5 times as she tried to escape jonestown ... while working as an aid to representaive leo ryan. we are wondering what she had to say on this anniverary? (justine) (justine) (justine) coming up -- a community comes together to celebrate the life of one of the bay area victim from in the thousand oaks mass shooting. (jrstone) and -- 16 years later... a victim of a horrible crash that changed her life forever... meets the c-h-p officer who was there to save her. (justine) in napa ... the community came together to celebrate the life of one of the victims in the southern california mass shooting at the boarder line bar a few weeks ago.(jr stone)alaina maria housley recently graduated from vintage high school, before leaving for college in l-a.her parents, along with some of her best friends remembered the teenager at the crowded memorial.kron 4's alecia reid has the story. one of alaina maria housley's passions. vintage high school's gym was filled with the community showing support for the slain teen.wherever you are, saying i miss

. >> reporter: that legacy issive speiering a whole new generation.f social activism. >> this afternoon i signed into law the matthew shepard and james byrd junior hate crimes prevention act. >> reporter: even helping pass landmark legislation expanding federal hate crimes to include lgbtq victims. >> this is obviously incredibly important. >> that actually is a copy of the law that president obama signed making it official protecting lgbtq. matthe legacy, tionntueecni t recently laying his ashes to rest at the washington national cathedral. >> it's so important that we now have a home for matt. >> reporter: in this way, the sheppards continue honoring his name while keeping the memory of their son alive. >> he was smart, funny, people just were drawn to him. it was a great loss, not just to us but to all his friends and people who hadn't met him yet. >> next, the youngest face transplant recipient in u.s. history. her new appearance giving her a second chance. transplant recipient in u.s. so you need people that it iyou're close to...r footing, to he

politicos supporting this, nancy pelosi is supporting this, dianne feinstein is supporting this, jackie speieris. , we are also supporting it. the region's nation's two largest tech employers here, we are both supporting prop c, it is right for business because homelessness has been tough on our business. taylor: this is "bloomberg best." i am taylor riggs. in's roundup top news business and finance. voters in brazil went to the polls to choose a new president, and the results were not close. brazil has elected far right candidate bolsonaro. he had 56% of the vote and will take office on january 1. he wants to privatize assets and reform to fix his ailing economy. do we have details. the markets on brazilian assets have rallied as a one way that. rally is int response to his economic advisor who wants to privatize everything. we do not have a lot of specifics. they want to privatize over 100 companies in the first year of government, but probably none of the major ones. none of the banks. we do not know how they will do this and how much money it will raise. >> philip hammond has declared aust

the observation from jackie speier. leaving the vote, she suggested that agism, sexism could be among the factors surrounding barbara lee's defeat. again the congresswoman from california losing the democratic caucus race to hakim jefferies. close vote there, 123-113. next is milwaukee. we hear from patty. hello. caller: hi, there. i got whoever the democratic leaders are, we really need to start listening to the needs of this country. the constituents and a lot of us all over this country, this has nothing to do with politics, it has to do with air, water, and food. we're experiencing more sicknesses, i believe, a lot of the cancers and things that are coming about are coming from contamination. these leaders need to wake up and realize we better save this planet and protect our resources and quit running pipelines along fresh water areas, rivers, whatever. it's overwhelming. i'm 62 and in my neighborhood there's a lot of young voters who came out. that blue wave was a signature of telling people that the future of thi

. >>> jackie speier is calling on president trump to visit california.eeted, you've been to florida and you've been to texas. will you come to california to console the fires. president trump has not said he will visit, but he said morning they're in his thoughts. >> we mourn their lives more than anyone would think possible. >> over the weekend the president threatened to withhold federal funding. yesterday he signed a major declaration to assign more funds to first responders and to victims as well. >>> volunteers in the new york bay are pitching in, rallying support and donations for animals displaced by the camp fire. >> cornell bernard has that story. >> reporter: we're in chica, that's right. >> reporter: she just arrived at the butte county fairground with a trailer full of supplies for animals big and small. so many animals are in distress, running loose, and being rescued from the camp fire. they're helping the north valley animal disaster group the same way she and her horses were helped after the north bay fires. >> like so many respoernlds, w

bay area congresswoman jackie speier talked about the president's visit. <"knowledge is power. and the president has been tweeting out really outrageous and false statements about the issues in california. i think its very important he be on the ground and see the devastation, the loss of life.">(pam) governor brown and governor- elect gavin newsom will also join the president during his visit. senator kamala harris will tour the area on sunday. (ken) some people have mixed feelings about president trump's scheduled visit tomorrow... this comes as fema set up a disaster center in the area... kron4's gayle ong is live in chico, where there is a make shift community center, gayle, what are fire victims saying tonight? they are saying they look forward to the president's visit.the new center is at the chico mall,it is the official location where camp fire survivors can get assistance from the state and county.it opens just days before this wn one week and a day later,butte county residents have gone from crisis mode to recovery modebill and sandy hughes escaped the camp fire

at other supporters, nancy pelosi is supporting this, dianne feinstein is supporting this, jackie speierting the spirit not just me, chuck robbins who is the ceo of cisco, we are all supporting it. basically the region's, patient's largest tech employers right here, we are both supporting prop c. we think this is right for business because homelessness has been so tough on our business. emily: the mayor has made this one of her big issues and she is not supporting it. she thinks there should be a regional, more structured solution. shouldn't she have a say? >> of course this was created before she became our mayor. this was put together by our city's very top homeless advocates. the people on her staff have been involved in putting this together. our top homeless ngo's are putting this together. worked in salt lake city and our national vet programs, getting them off the streets, have put this together. i think it is the right thing for our city. big business pays. consumers don't pay on this. it is just the top 50 businesses in san francisco that will have to pay a very small tax. but t

today, bay area congresswoman jackie speier spoke about the president's visit.<"knowledge is power. and the president has been tweeting out really outrageous and false statements about the issues in california. i think its very important he be on the ground and see the devastation, the loss of life.">(grant) governor brown and governor-elect gavin newsom will also join the president during his visit. (grant) it will be very interesting to see to what extent, if any, climate change and it's role in all of this is addressed. senator kamala harris will tour the area on sunday. coming up at eight.. california sea lions are washing up dead on shore . the disturbing details being found which are common with each animal's body. plus you can't miss the sight of smoke covering our skies in the bay area. we look at what the city of san francisco is doing to try to keep you inside during this health crisis. and the camp fire is leaving many people uneasy tonight.... as the list of those missing crosses the 1000 mark and the death toll rises... we have the numbers in just h

talksday, jackie speier about her memoir. r: i was inive speie guyana, just concluding a delegation for leo ryan, and we were ambushed on that airstrip .nd shot punishment ryan was shot 45 times and died on that issue. i was shot five times in the right side of my body and loan jutting out of my right arm, it wound in my leg the size of a god,all, and it was, i am 28th. this is it. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> the supreme court recently heard that ca

. >>> jackie speier was with her then boss on that air strip when he was shot and killed. >> i carry with me the scars. i had an injury the size of a football on my leg. my arm had been blown up but i am also very grateful. that was one of many tromozin my life -- traumas in my life. >> she was shot five times and had to wait 22 hours before help arrived. she has now written a book about the tragedy and the challenges in her life. >>> all right. checking in on your weather. it was a better day today. air quality was better and we have changes coming into the next couple days. that is good news. air quality better tomorrow. still a spare the air day. air quality alert through the day tomorrow and you can see the leaderships here -- low pressure -- low-pressure systems here and here. everything will push the smoke out of here. exactly what you need. taking forever to get here but it is here now and it will produce rain and wind and snow in the mountains. you have a cold component as well coming from the north. good news but doesn't get here tomorrow. it will be a slow clean up. tomorro

politicos supporting this, nancy pelosi is supporting this, dianne feinstein is supporting this, jackie speierpporting this. and not just me, chuck robbins, the ceo of cisco systems, we are all supporting it. the region's, nation's two largest tech employers here, we are both supporting prop c, it is right for business because homelessness has been tough on our business. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg best." i am taylor riggs. let's resume our roundup of top news in business and finance. voters in brazil went to the polls to choose a new president, and the results were not close. >> brazil has elected far right candidate jair bolsonaro as its next president. the former army captain had almost 56% of the vote and will take office on january 1. he has spoken about wanting to privatize state assets and in and perform to fix this ailing economy. do we have any details, because the markets on brazilian assets have rallied as though this is a one-way bet. >> the market rally is in response to his economic advisor, a liberal economist who wants to privatize everything. we do not have a lot of specifics

it cooks the pollutants in the speier and th-- the atmosphere. we bant want we are on day nine of it. we have high pressure across northern california and that's the primary reason. let's get a closer profile of what high pressure is doing to keep this smoke at the surface. the number one thing high pressure does, it brings dry, sinking, warm air and a light wind. it creates a lid over the bay area. think of a pot. you put the lid on. none of that steam can escape. the second thing is a cool layer of air near the surface. tha air sinks, so that's smoke down to the ground level. so again two things really interacting to keep this smoke across the bay area. we have had light winds. it's made it very stagnant and that's why we are in the situation we are in right now. all of the purple very unhealthy air for the bay area. that's for a good section of the north bay, san francisco peninsula, and the east bay with a smoke advisory in effect until next tuesday. once we hit next tuesday, we do have some changes. we have been talking about them. that defi

. >> sunday on q&a, california democratic congresswoman jackie speier talks about her memoir. >> i wason an airstrip in the remote jungles of guyana having just concluded a congressional delegation to war with then congressman leo ryan, and we were ambushed on the airstrip, and shot. congressman ryan was shot 45 times and died on the airstrip. there were members of breast that died. one defector who died and i was shot five times on the right side of my body. a bone jutting out of my right arm, a wound in my the size of a football, and it was oh, my god, i'm 28, this is it. >> sunday night at the eastern on c-span's q&a. >> last month the supreme court heard oral argument in the case garza v. idaho. at issue is whether a criminal defendant may appeal his conviction after making a plea agreement waiving his right to appeal. lower courts of may different rulings so the case is being decided by the high court. >> we will hear argument next to date in case 17-1026, garza v. idaho. mr. ali. >> thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the court. and flores-ortega pain and was court he

. >>> sunday on q&a, jackie speier talks about her memoir "undaunted". >> i was on an airstrip in theied on the airstrip. there were members of the press that died. one defector of the people's temple who died. i was shot five times on the right side of my body. a bone jetting out of my right arm, a wound in my leg the size of a football. it was oh, my god, i'm 28 years old, this is it. >> sunday fight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >>> we're live on capitol hill this morning as the senate homeland security and governmental affairs committee is holding a hearing on two of president trump's homeland security department nominations. they include ronald vitello to lead immigration and customs enforcement. live coverage here on c-span 3, it should start in just a moment.