katty: ok, congresswoman jackie speier, democrat from california, thank you very much.ining us now is ron christie, former adviser to george w. bush. you heard it there, the democrats' dilemma. do they push for impeachment when it could damage them in ron: i think it would be a ketactical miso pursue impeachment at this point. robert mueller said very clearly that the president's campaign did not conspire with the russian government to support-- thwioart the ele number two competed not return onindictmentbstruction of justice. for the democrats to say there isin morstigating to begin, they run the risk with the public that you are so focused on trump that you are tcnot looking at the n table issues we elected you to do. laura: you read the 448 pages. was the president premature to declare a clean bill of health? ron: i think he is. when you look at the second volume weren't looks at 10 potential areas where he obstructed justice, it paints a very chaotic picture of the white house where theis presidet sking people to live for him and to do certain things that you would

speier: what happened? ms. bapp: he received an article 15 and was allowed to retire from the air force. ms. speier: and he gets full benefits? ms. hanson: yes ma'am. christiansenolonel , in your testimony, you had indicated that when all is said thedone, less than 1% of convening authorities actually use their prosecutorial authority for purposes of a court-martial. is that correct? mr. christianson: 1% of commanders. i disagree with lieutenant general. i do not agree that a commander can punish without permission of a jag. that is not true. every action that a commander takes to punish a member has to be reviewed for legal sufficiency by the jag. a commander convened authority cannot send the case to trial without the staff judge advocate giving them legal advice that meets the requirements of article 34. they have to get the advice. it is dismissive to call them staff officers. they have to have permission to do certain things. what they do not have to have permission of is to not do anything. so, if the com

we have one of the bill's co-sponsors, congresswoman jackie speier is joining us on that. and a live look at the white house. we're going see president trump for the first time today during this hour as all eyes are on him and his a.g. after members of bob mueller's team are reportedly not ecstatic about bill barr's letter. >>> but right now two presidential hopefuls getting a lot of attention are on the trail speaking to key voters. pete buttigieg just wrapped up at the national action network convention right here in new york city held by msnbc host reverend al sharpton. and beto o'rourke back in the key early caucus state of iowa. we'll get the details from our road warriors, garrett haake in iowa and ali vitali with the buttigieg campaign here in new york. garrett, i'll start with you on this one. how is o'rourke being received in iowa today? >> reporter: was going down a suburban street -- we're in a small room here. this is rural iowa, the fourth district. this is steve king and donald trump country. and just being here is central to the o'rourke campaign strategy he

congresswoman jackie speier joined the parkland students to talk about ways to reduce gun violence innited states. she says congress has an obligation to make more common sense laws that require background checks to own a gun. but she says congress is paralyzed because the nra has too much power. >> as we move across america, we have turned into a killing field. 40,000 americans are killed every year, and it's got to stop. we are the only industrialized country that has this kind of bloodshed that goes on in our neighborhoods. >> speier says changes will take place when millennials who recognize that gun violence is a crisis bump out the baby boomers from congress and take over. >>> an overnight fire at the coachella music festival had fans running from the flames. the fire broke out in a mobile shower unit at the festival's campground around 2:00 this morning. here you see some of that cell phone video from someone who was there. one unit was destroyed. another was damaged. the video, this one here, posted on twitter by campers. coachella kicked off its two-weekend festival yesterday

ise now to discuss this congresswoman jackie speier of san mateo county. she joins us from palm rings, california. nice so have you back on the program. >> great to be with you. >> what do you think are theon mostrning findings in the mueller report? >> the mueller report was r a roadmap forongress because the department of justice guidance about not indicting ag sitt president. mueller's hands were literally tied. so he created a roadmap and was very clear in indicate to go congress, youave got to take this ball and run with thit. re are serious, and i want to underscore serious,aims that are being made in that mueller nreport around obstruct of justice and the area thais less focused on is that first volume about t intervention by the russians and the counterintelligence efforts that the now being pursued by mueller camp by having these cases referred out. so there is 14 cases, two of which we know of, 12 of whiche do not. what is clear in his report, particularly in volume one, is the russians use every resource they had. they used every platform. they

congresswoman jackie speier joining us from palm springs, california. we appreciate your ti. >> thank you. >>>side from the extraordinary events at the naional level, ifek also highlighted a benchmark in calornia politic governornewsom's first 100 days in office which promises has he followed through on so far and what can we expect in the coming months. herer hoover institution fellow lonnie chen, college law professor david levine and washington cooperate for the "san francisco chronicle." she joins us via skype from the nation's capitol. welcome to youal. what has the scene been like in washington, d.c. the past couple of days after the mueller report was released? >> one of the things you have to realize about theh timing of release is that it came during the first week of lawmakers easter and passover recess. so the odd thing about it is that the halls of capitol hill were largely empty when this report was delivered. some aren't even in the country. this is a popular time to take snternational trips. nancy pelosi overseas in ireland doing sortto o

i'll get reaction from jackie speier, a democrat on the oversight and intelligence committee and our correspondents and analysts are standing by. >>> but first to our congressional correspondent phil mattingly on capitol hill. the treasury department just responded to demands to turn over president trump's tax returns after missing the deadline. so what is the treasury secretary steve mnuchin saying? >> reporter: two deadlines set and now two deadlines missed. treasury secretary steve mnuchin giving the stiff arm to rich neal saying in part in this letter, although the committee has asserted any response from the department other than production of the requested materials, the tax returns, will be interpresented as a denial that would be a misinterpretation, the committee request has not been denied or granted. the department expects to take action by may 6th after receiving the justice department legal conclusion. so according to the letter, they are not complying or denying compliance, but if you take the time to read the letter, five-page letter and appendix it is made clear that

this hour, i'll talk to democratic congresswoman, jackie speier, a member of both the intelligence and oversight committees, and our correspondents and analysts are also standing by. >>> first, let's go to our chief white house correspondent, jim acosta. jim, the president spoke out today about a lot of the hot-button issues, including the mueller report. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. he's been on a victory lap as of late, but he was angry today about this subject. president trump railed against his democratic critics today, claiming that he will never be able to meet the demands of his democratic critics when it comes to releasing the findings from the mueller report. the president also unveiled what could be the new gop strategy for replacing obamacare. it now sounds like repeal and retreat. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: in his latest showdown over the russia investigation, president trump ripped into top house democrats, who were insisting that the administration release the full report from special counsel robert mueller. >> nothing you give them, whether it's shifty schiff

were not put downs central speier collapsed in monday's blaze it left a hole in the paris skyline and in the hearts of the french. now the question is whether or not is still notre dame without it. this is because peter as parisian zen visitors to the french capital have known and loved it drone footage from last year shows notre dame splendor before the fire experts are debating whether it really can be restored in five years as promised by french president in monterey in my career and that sent. spire a nineteenth century addition to the medieval cathedral should it even be reconstructed. now francis put that question to architects around the globe. international competition will allow us to address the question of whether the spire needs to be rebuilt if whether to rebuild the spire that was designed and built by architect of yearly to do exactly as it was or whether it's necessary as is often the case in the evolution of our cultural heritage and of cathedrals to provide no to them with a new spire flourish. construction on noted down began in the year eleven sixty three but it co

anxious as she approaches notre dame cathedral for the first time since a raging fire swallowed it speier and caused its roof to collapse. suddenly everything she's watched on the news becomes more real. i can't understand what happened between the last time i saw her when she was oh so bright then all of a sudden ballot there's nothing left within a fraction of a second. it's like when people die they're here and then minutes later that's it they're gone. as the sense of shock slowly subsides friends is turning its focus towards reconstruction. in a televised statement president emanuel a concert he wants to see the national landmark repaired within five years what you want to get to the. global contributions have poured in to help reaching nearly one billion euros the more than eight hundred year old cathedral was already being renovated before the blaze with repairs before the fire estimated to cost about a quarter of what's now been donated. despite the sense of loss many feel signs of optimism can already be found on the streets of paris because obviously it's very ambitious but i re

jackie speier joined them and talked about ways to reduce gun violence in the united states. she said congress has an obligation to make common sense federal laws that require background checks to own a gun. she said congress is paralyzed because the national rifle association has too much influence. >> as we move across america, we have turned into a killing field. 40,000 americans are killed every year, and it's got to stop. we are the only industrialized nation that has this bloodshed that goes on in our neighborhoods. >> millennials replace baby boomers in congress. >> fire at the coachella music festival had fans running from the flames. fire broke out in a mobile shower unit, we're told, at the festival's camp browned around 2:00 start morning. campers poeted this video to twitter. one shower unit was destroyed, another one damaged. coachella kicked off friday. more than 100,000 people attend the southern california event each year. they have good weather down there? >> it's always hot. but i think people who go to coachella are fully aware of that, which is why they go

the congresswoman jackie speier founded it. >> if there was ever a century that belongs to women, this. >> sessions included lessons in leadership, becoming empowered in mindfulness and it includes nicole kidman. >> the youtube susan representative lauren underwood all speaking tomorrow. >> and abc7 news has been a proud sponsor from the beginning. >> it sold out but we'll bring you full coverage. >> we have full coverage on this hot weather. >> may be even a little warmer. >> it will be in the 90s. let me show you some live pictures. look at the view toward the shark tank. morgan hill, low 60s. here's the view from our emeryville camera. upper 50s, santa fairfield. vac 58 degrees. where are we going in terms of temperatures. let me show you livermore tomorrow. you start a 54 degrees. almost 4:00 p.m. it will hit my degree.degree.dee five to ten degrees cooler the coat. warm to average. for those of hue do not like the heat, it is not going to last very long. so here's a look. some high clouds passing through. a little patchy fog can't be ruled out in half moon bay. we are seeing some

. >> jackie speier first led the way with a conference in 1989. >>> tonight, several developing storiess we come on the air. the controversial body cam just released tonight. after days of protests, the officers who demanded a driver get out of his car. he appears to get out and put his hands up in the air, and then officers open fire. what authorities are now saying tonight. >>> also breaking tonight, amid the exploding opioid crisis in this country, a first tonight. the former ceo of a major drug distribution company arrested. tonight, criminally charged. >>> the urgent manhunt under way tonight. after the horrific terror attack, americans among the dead. and now, the new fear. were more bombs planted? and the new surveillance right here. authorities looking at the men wearing backpacks in this elevator. james longman is on the scene. >>> for the first time tonight, the 911 call revealed in the case of the 5-year-old missing

. >>> a san francisco speier wants more san francisco neighborhoods to have a navigation krempblt would it require even supervisor's district that doesn't already have a center to open one in the next two and a half years. right now, there are eight that will need to open a center. london breed faced an angry crowd.>> ti s>llcome,oakland, a city of challenges? not one but two teams that are the best in california. >> also, an east bay childcare center targeted again. why they have to feel they're getting picked on. >> and figure out why it just a little time wand nowfavorite people goeat denny's,y. $6.99 goes a long way too. you can get 2 eggs, 3 sausage links, 3 strips of bacon and 2 buttermilk pancakes all for just $6.99. the new meat lovers slam is here. see you at denny's. >>> no oakland girls teams have ever won two in a row. the bulldogs took division four crown. today, oakland honored both the bulldogs and the wildcats. >> sky 7 flew above a parade that crisscrossed several oakland neighborhoods. leeane joins us live from oakland. an accomplished athlete like yourself can underst

something, and we need to find out what it is. >> very interesting coming from congresswoman jackie speier who was just on that leadership call along with the caucus with speaker pelosi and david kelly, former u.s. the southeastern for sdny. thank you both for joining us. david said i had an interesting weekend. this is something i have been working on. it is my special report to you on what you need to know about muell mueller's evidence of what you need to know of donald trump. neal katyal is here. and as trump oversees don mcgahn's cooperation, he will speak to barack obama's white house counsel. another "the beat" exclusive. what i'm telling you is we have a lot left in the show. don't go anywhere. i'm ari melber. you're watching "the beat" on msnbc. 300 miles an hour, that's where i feel normal. having an annuity tells me my retirement is protected. learn more at retire your risk dot org. if ywhen you brush or floss, you don't have to choose between healthy gums and strong teeth. complete protection from parodontax has 8 designed benefits for healthy gums and strong teeth. complete pr

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joining me now is democratic congresswoman, jackie speier.lligence committee. congresswoman, thank you very much for joining us. you heard attorney general barr say that the special counsel is participating in the review of redacted information and that once the report's out, he's consult with members of the committee about gaining access to the redacted information. take a listen. >> i would not only give it to the chairman of the judiciary committees, but i would talk to them and engage with them about what additional information they feel they require and whether there's a way of accommodating that. >> are you satisfied with that? is that okay? >> well, it's double speak, in my respects. certainly, the shous intelligence committee has a right to access that document for counterintelligence purposes. that's one of the receptions in the law. so, i fully expect that we will see the entire document. and if we don't, i think the american people are going to speak out loud and clear. they paid for this investigation. they have every right to kno

it was started by congresswoman jackie speier. this year, speakers arranged from legislators to actress nick over kidman. and jennifer has taken on the title of first partner instead of first lady. >> part of the notion of partner is really, it is gender expansive and gender inclusive. we'll have a governor someday. and i wanted to signal what's possible in the future. >> 7,000 women attended this year's conference. abc7 is a proud sponsor. >>> scientists are discovering what they consider to be a major break through learning more about mars. >> bur to hear the rumbling on the red planet. what researchers are calling a mars quake. the waves you see represent shaking detected earlier this month. nasa's insight lander delivered a seismic monitor several months ago. and one of the researchers spoke by skype. >> no one has ever seen a quake on mars before. until we saw one, there was not any proof that they actually existed. this has been a big boost to us. >> scientists believe the mars quake was about as strong as a magnitude 2 quak

plus, survivors of the parkland school shooting join congresswoman jackie speier in the bay area, toence prevention. but first, the san francisco giants taking a lot of flak for what happened right after last night )s game. the 1 a-m wake up call... that has some people outraged. the news starts now. good afternoon and thanks for joining us on this special edition of nbc bay area news. i )m terry mcsweeney. >>> good afternoon. thank you for joining us. >> did you hear it? fireworks at 1:00 in the morning from oracle park. a thrill for giants fans but an annoyance for some who live near the ballpark. >> reporter: some neighbors say think don't understand what the fuss is about. this is just life in the city and they were just fireworks. other neighbors say it was 1:00 in the morning. way too liate and too loud. the giants have apologized and are taking a look at their fireworks policy. fireworks lit

>>the loss of its iconic speier set off cries of despair from. the roof of the monument was in the middle of the $7 million renovation. rush hour traffic delayed firefighters as. >>for don was built on the island in the senate where parish was founded construction took 200 years. it survived wars and revolutions for almost a millennium, becoming the symbol of french pride and the heart of catholic devotion.

opened redesign of the two international architects after a huge fire destroyed its roof and iconic speierfrench president. and his address to the nation on tuesday that there would be rebuilt within five years a special cabinet meeting was held in paris on the reconstruction of the eight hundred fifty year old cathedral donations to help rebuild that have reached nearly a billion dollars. the administration of ethiopia. the regional state has announced plans to turn a recently closed prison into a museum they all got in jail in the regional capital django was used for more than ten years to systematically abuse and kill political dissidents their relatives and other inmates mohamed to do reports. spent four years in this prison in appalling conditions all for criticizing that original administration. it's a place he comes back to with great reluctance. in the four years i spent here what the doctor i like most of them was spent in this room which was of a crowded with inmates we were beaten and tortured several times every day. the former regional president is accused of using central pri

france launched a contest inviting architects around the world to replace the giant speier that roseove the church and if they decide to rebuild the cathedral the way it was, they will have a head start. a challenge professor created a 3d archive and supposedo withinf an inch. >> take a look. you are seeing more than a billion points of data collected with laser scanners to reveal structure aal nuances the way a normal camera never could. talon was a tireless advocate and his work to digitally scan the building. lindsay cook was one of his colleagues and former students at vasser. >> it is the only point we have that data preserved. the beauty is that they can be used in new ways in future generations. >> reporter: in 2015 talon gave a behind the scenes hook at how he collected the data. >> it sends out a beam. >> reporter: professor walked us through some of the notre dame data points. >> we are looking at cross-section of the main roof. >> reporter: it took nearly two years to make his 3d models look as accurate as possible. notre dame's digitally influenced future might find inspi

with me: deborah collins stephens, michealene cristini risley, and, of course, congresswoman jackie speier: who all tell great stories in there too. jan: we wanted to be truthful and we wanted to admit our mistakes and share some of the regrets that we had so that other women and men, we like men, can learn along with us and that they don't make the same mistakes that we made. and that was the premise of the book and so we hope we convey that and i wanna say "thank you for reading the book, robert." robert: it was very easy to read. and, in fact, one of the things i was thinking about was that, you know, a lot of people might not realize people like you and jackie and high-profile people have these problems. they probably think that you were able to avoid these pitfalls and so being able to talk about it really gives them something to kind of, not only relate to, but get inspiration from. jan: ah, thanks. and, you know what we say, so the title of the book, i'm gonna plug--i'm gonna plug the book, "this is not the life i ordered: sixty ways to keep your head above water when life keeps dra

>>the loss of its iconic speier set off cries of despair from. the roof of the monument was in the middle of the $7 million renovation. rush hour traffic delayed firefighters as. >>for don was built on the island in the senate where parish was founded construction took 200 years. it survived wars and revolutions for almost a millennium, becoming the symbol of french pride and the heart of catholic devotion. more than 13 million people visited the cathedral last year. the soaring interior with its majestic alter now gone, the priceless stained glass reportedly shattered by heat. >>beauty of that and the cards inside and uh i think it's horrible and there is i see people crying as a lot of emotions and i'm myself the fire brigade commander says the most precious artworks have been say issues we're currently evacuating the sheer height of the building put most of the flames out of reach. >>at least one of the more than 400 firefighters on scene suffered serious injuries. as the fire and into the night reasons and sold themselves with him. french pre

there's been some new details about the reconstruction specifically that competition to design the new speier tell us about that. yeah absolutely the end is they've said that they would not nominate a special representative overseeing the reconstruction effort and also when it comes to the international architecture competition the government said something that there had been some speculation about in the past few days and that is that they wanted the new spire to be of contemporary design now you might argue this makes sense given that the spire that burned in the fire about three days ago. had been stored in the nineteenth century and added to that a church that had been there for more than eight hundred years the government also is that said that they wanted companies across the whole of france to participate in the reconstruction of the cathedral and that they wanted to train up i was of young people who could then work on the project so it looks like this is turning into small economic stimulus program here lisa we've also heard that a french video game developer has made an unusual off

. >> jackie speier first led the way with a conference in 1989. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the controversial body cam just released tonight. after days of protests, the officers who demanded a driver get out of his car. he appears to get out and put his hands up in the air, and then officers open fire. what authorities are now saying tonight. >>> also breaking tonight, amid the exploding opioid crisis in this country, a first tonight. the former ceo of a major drug distribution company arrested. tonight, criminally charged. >>> the urgent manhunt under way tonight. after the horrific terror attack, americans among the dead. and now, the new fear. were more bombs planted? and the new surveillance right here. authorities looking at the men wearing backpacks in this elevator. james longman is on the scene. >>> for the first time tonight, the 911 call revealed in the case of the 5-year-old missing boy. the dogs only picking up his scent inside the home. and now we hear his father calling 911. >>> jared kushner tonight saying robert mueller's investigation

>>the loss of its iconic speier set off cries of despair from. the roof of the monument was in the middle of the $7 million renovation. rush hour traffic delayed firefighters as. >>for don was built on the island in the senate where parish was founded construction took 200 years. it survived wars and revolutions for almost a millennium, becoming the symbol of french pride and the heart of catholic devotion. more than 13 million people visited the cathedral last year. the soaring interior with its majestic alter now gone, the priceless stained glass reportedly shattered by heat. >>beauty of that and the cards inside and i think it's horrible and there i see people crying as a lot of emotions and i'm myself the fire brigade commander says the most precious artworks have been say issues we're currently evacuating the sheer height of the building put most of the flames out of reach. >>at least one of the more than 400 firefighters on scene suffered serious injuries. as the fire. >>and into the night reasons console themselves with >>and tonight. inve

roof and causing the famous speier to collapse however firefighters did manage to save the bell towers and the outer walls investigators are now beginning to probe what caused the fire as people around the world lament the devastation of an architectural jewel and a symbol of france's heritage. the moment this spire of not tripped on cathedral fell into the raging inferno. hours flames engulfed this iconic landmark destroying an eight hundred year old building that it survived two world wars. sounds and gathered to watch as a piece of french history. crumbled before their eyes. it's a monument above and beyond its religious meaning it's something that represents the entire evolution of french civilization. so it's very dramatic to see something like this happening. since. i felt really angry to learn that such a large beautiful piece of art when talk and smoke like that. i was really shocked so when i heard the news here i ran straight here. french president emmanuel mark home was quickly at the scene. but we will rebuild this cathedral all of us together it's probably part of france's

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congresswoman jackie speier came up with the idea for this conference 31 years she sat at a cocktail table at her district manager's house. she says she is proud the conference is still going strong. >> when you think about 30 years, it's a generation of women in the bay area that have learned and progressed and been inspired and have done great things with their live personal and professionally. >> reporter: here is sa look at last year's event, although this year will look a little differen different. the speaker line is impressive as always. we have partner jennifer siebold newsome among many others, check out the goody bags they hand out as a parting gift inside som ine snacks and literature as well, lots of fun things to take with you and to get you through this day. the keynote session starts at 8:30 this morning. >> absolutely, abc 7 a proud sponsor. i will see you in a moment.yet? >> get over here. >> no worries. i got your coffee, your breakfast. a hair dresser for you, a masseuse it's amazing. >> sound great. >> thank you. >> girls only. >> that's what i hear. >>. >> one of

most of the cathedral was destroyed, including the roof and speier. -- spire.on, authorities have arrested over 200 people after climate change protesters blocked major bridges and intersections. the group extinction rebellion is organizing weeks of civil disobedience over what they say is the failure to tackle the causes of climate change. police say the demonstrators were arrested when they refused to move. the european council president admits that everyone is exhausted by brexit, but he warned politicians in the eu and u.k. not to give up on efforts to break the deadlock. lawmakers have rejected an amendment three times and theresa may has now started talks with the opposition labor party. the white house has interviewed candidates to potentially replace herman cain and stephen ward as the fix for the federal reserve. republican senators have in there is not enough to support -- on of support for herman cain to get confirmed. he was accused of sexual harassment at the end of his presidential campaign in 2008. $75,000claims he owes in taxes and other penalti

congresswoman jackie speier started the event in 1989. this year's speakers ranged from legislators to actress nicole kidman. jennifer newsom has taken on the title of first partner instead of first lady. >> part of the notion of partner is gender expansive and inclusive so we'll have a female governor some day, an lgbtq governor. >> 7,000 women attended this year's conference. abc 7 a proud sponsor. it was a great event. we were happy to be there. >>> next, coca-cola launches a direct assault on starbucks. the massive move it's making. >>> and the crash in sunnyvale that left eight people hurt last night. police say it was intentional. we are live now with the investigation this morning and right now. >>> plus, the rising cost of did you know comcast business goes beyond fast with a gig-speed network. complete internet reliability. advanced voice solutions. wifi to keep everyone connected. video monitoring. that's huge. did you guys know we did all this stuff? no. i'm not even done yet. wow. business tv. cloud apps and support. comcast b

steve: and the speier went down.rld it was horrible to see this. steve: you saw that yesterday. then last night 6:30 eastern time you saw a live town hall right here on the fox news channel, bernie sanders said, look, i want to take my message to fox news and he came. it was combative at times. we learned a lot about bernie and his plan. one of the things that we did learn is his idea about, you know, what is all the stuff going to cost us? and when asked that and, martha and bret did a good job pressing him on the cost for these plans that seem like they have gigantic bills. he said this in bethlehem, pennsylvania last night. >> i'm asking you about the wealthy and how much higher you would make it. you don't agree with 70%. what would your number be? >> in the campaign 2016 we talked about 52%. >> martha: 52%. would you be willing to pay 52% on the money you made? can you volunteer and send a check. >> you can volunteer, too. >> martha: but you suggested that that's what everybody in your bracket should do. >> mart

speier: today, i stand here in proud support of the bipartisan violence against women re-authorization act of 019 which includes my bill closing the law enforcement loophole act. a teenager in new york who was raped by two police officers while in their custody in the back of an unmarked police vehicle. when she reported the rape, a loophole in new york state law allowed the officers to claim she consented to having sex with them despite the fact she was handcuffed and under their control. i was appalled to learn about this and was concerned that that was a legitimate defense at that time in new york and remains an acceptable dens in 30 other states and for federal law enforcement officers. my bill has been included in vawa and will no longer allow for federal law enforcement officers to use that consent defense as well. and there's also financial incentives for the 30 states that need to close their loopholes by providing additional vawa grant funds in states that passed similar legislation. i urge my colleagues to protect the safety of our women. closing this loophole is one step clo

you cannot look at this building and not be struck by the missing spe speier. >> it really is something for those of us who know what this holy place was like. you have written some posts about what this cathedral means. you said that the fall of notre dame is a body blow to paris and all this represents, the cathedral, completed in the 14th century, has with stood the test of time and the assault of history. notre dame shur vived the french revolution when revolutionaries smashed their statues under the mistaken view that they were french kings instead. the paris commune in the spring of 1871 and two world wars, including hitler's foiled plans to raze the city to the ground in 1944 is paris burning. this is what hitler asked just before paris was liberated from nazi occupation earlier that year. the answer then and since has been never. but then comes monday afternoon, and the unshakable bedroom was much more fragile than any could imagine. i think we heard the french president speak to this in his address just then to the country. what did you hear in what he had to say to the people

jackie speier started the event back in 1989. this year's speakers ranged from legislators to actress nicole kidman to tech executives. among the speakers was jennifer newsom who has taken on first partner instead of first lady. >> it's gender expansive and gender inclusive. we'll have a female governor some day, an lgbtq governor. i wanted to signal what's possible in the future. >> 7,000 women attended. abc 7 is a proud sponsor. >> nice. >>> coming up next the 7 things you need to know as you start your day. >>> and how the bay area stacks up against other parts of california in an air report. >>> have you been watching, there's some serious winning happening on "jeopardy" recently. luckily, her dorm is about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. ashley's meeting all her in-laws, and she's about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. jeff is flying to.... oh never mind. but hey, 10 minutes from a wyndham. he's having the best. day. ever! and he's about 10 minutes... 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. with over 6,000 hotels across t