nancy pelosi. john barrow of georgia, a democrat, voted for john lewis, his fellow democrat in georgia rather than nancy pelosi. jim cooper of ten tnessee voted for colin powell. you have a little bit on both sides. to me it speaks to -- there is clearly unrest, and, yet, it's not unified behind anyone. a couple votes for alan west. that's not going happen. a vote for labrador from idaho. one vote for eric cantor. it's not coalessed. john boehner for all the discomfort with him, that's clear within some conservative circles, the guy is going to be the speaker of the house. it's remarkable that conservatives couldn't unite even a little bit more as a show of force. >> i still believe the only person -- if he somehow expressed an interest, you would see the committee chairs, you would see a flocking. >> does this -- the question you have to be watching now is how this weakens or stretens his hand going into negotiations on the fiscal cliff -- not that, the debt ceiling. that remains to be seen. we'll

nancy pelosi is on the democrat side. very likely it will be republican john boehner that will keep his job. we're watching as they do the voice vote from each member. we're going on to bring that to you live as soon as we get the final tally. >>> we're also following this story. a really tragic one. police in india have charged five men in the gang rape last month of a 23-year-old medical student on a new delhi bus. the attack set off violent protests across the country. the victim died saturday in a hospital in singapore. the suspects face murder, rape, and kidnapping charges. under india's fast track court system, the trial could actually start this week. our reporter has this report. >> reporter: with thousands protesting the recent gang rape that led to the death of a medical student in new delhi, the victim's father is demanding the harshest possible punishment for her attackers. thousand t though the 23-year-old victim has not been publicly identified, her father went on camera for the first time since her death on

we're blessed to have leader nancy pelosi here. who has been a huge leader. [ applause ] mayor lee, and it seems like we might have a quorum with the board of supervisors. i'm sure there is no work getting done over there today because we have been blessed with so many. supervisor kim, supervisor yeee, supervisor cohen and supervisor dufty and those are just too name a few. for mercy, these opportunitis are just few and far between. we were talking earlier, barry and i about how many people st. anthony's sees on a regular basis. these 89 affordable housing units and one manager's unit is an unbelievable accomplishment. and the sad thing it's just a drop in the bucket compared to the need we have. i think all of you know that, which is why you are here today. we're blessed to have the leader here today and i wish all your colleagues in congress could be as supportive as you have been over the years so people would understand the need. unfortunately with the situation that we have nationally, the funding for programs like this are re

but this is the official photo nancy pelosi and office released. four women were photo shopped at the top. nancy pelosi defended the photo as an accurate historical record of congress. >> it is an accurate record it was freezing cold and there are -- and our members had been waiting a long time for everyone to arrive and -- and that they had to get back into the building to greet constituents, family members to get ready to go to the floor. >> nancy pelosi she added -- she said, it's not like we had the rest of the day to stand there. >>> the 15-year-old pakistani girl who was shot in the head by the taliban is out of the hospital. this is video of the girl leaving the hospital in england. she will now continue outpatient rehabilitation in her family's temporary home in the area but is due to have more crane kneial surgery. she was -- cray kneial surgery. she -- cranial surgery. >>> only on 2, this is the top of our building. steve paulson will tell us which day we could see rain. >>> we're live in san jose where fire officials are looking into whe

>> nancy pelosi. >> pelosi. beatty? >> nancy pelosi. >> pelosi. becerra? >> nancy pelosi. >> pelosi. men check? >> john boehner. >> boehner. winter sole owe? >> john boehner. >> boehner. berra? >> [inaudible] >> pelosi. >> bilirakis? >> john boehner. >> boehner. >> bishop of georgia? >> pelosi. >> employees is si. >> bishop of new york? >> nancy pelosi. >> pelosi. >> bishop of utah? >> boehner. >> boehner. black? >> john boehner. >> boehner. jon: as we understand it, they are going to be calling the names of perhaps 429 house members. that's the number that responded to the quorum call. there should be, at least by the counts of republicans and democrats in the room, there should be 433 present, but 40 -- what's the number? 419? is that what i said earlier? jenna: i believe that's what you said. i do listen. 429. [laughter] jon: 429. okay, so four of them, i don't know, for whatever reason they're just not present or at least not acknowledging -- jenna: it's a pretty interesting process. these are people you're going to work with for a couple of years, and

during a meeting that newly minted at the time house minority leader nancy pelosi had in about march of -- >> hold on one second. i'll have you hold that thought. tammy baldwin is being sworn in right now. she is the democratic senator from wisconsin. she is the senate-elect, and she's actually the first openly gay woman elected to the senate, and she was also the first woman elected to represent wisconsin in the senate. she's being sworn in right now. all right. finish it up. >> fantastic moment. historic moment. go, tammy. what i was saying, so in march of 2011 i asked then minority leader pelosi if she thought boehner had the votes to raise the debt ceiling then. this is after she spent the entire time talking about how -- what a great vote getter she was and all this stuff. she goes, oh, i don't know, jonathan, you have to ask the speaker that. you have to ask the speaker that, but i'll tell you this. i never lost a vote. nancy pelosi who had as her majority leader steady hoyer, someone who she didn't want hoyer, she wanted congressman myrtha. that was her guy. she had a majority

dana, we know reid is on board, nancy pelosi is on board. mitch mcconnell, has he definitely signed off to this deal? >> yes. he actually was an early signer of the deal. because he, of course, was the point person on the republican side. i should say, i said yes pretty definitively. behind me, you see a gaggle of reporters, and he's probably going to be mad at me for doing this, but that's mitch mcconnell's spokes person talking to people about what's going on. hopefully i won't be proven wrong, but it's hard to believe i will. mitch mcconnell wient to the floor hours and hours ago saying as far as he was concerned, he and the president had a deal except forsequester, which we now know is resolved. it's hard to imagine he's not on board. the question is how many republicans are going to vote for this? that really does matter not so much in whether it's going to pass the senate, but more importantly, its fate in the house. we talked a lot about from early on when the talks were with the house speaker and the president. that a big hurdle alwa

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house minority leader nancy pelosi speaking, let's listen in. >> we talked much about what would happen all the gloom and doom of what would happen if we went over the cliff. well, let's talk instead about what happens if we don't go over the cliff. and i believe that we will not, seeing the -- the vote on the rule this evening. i believe that we will heed the american people come together, with a strong vote. we will increase by voting for this legislation and passing it in a strong bipartisan way. we'll increase the confidence of consumers, of the markets. of businesses of employers to hire more. we will extend unemployment insurance to people who have lost their jobs through no fault of their own. this is very very important. not only to those individuals, but to our economy because this is money that is spent immediately, injecting demand into the economy creating jobs. we'll extend permanent tax relief for the middle class, for more than 98% of american taxpayers, more than 97% of american's small businesses. we will support our middle class, strengthen it by supporting child tax c

they are already on their way to making nancy pelosi the next speaker of the house. they better, just like i said with romney in september, they better turn this ship around quickly or we're gonna have a democratic monopoly in washington, d.c. >> any confidence that they can turn around this democratic ship? i mean, the ship would be -- >> you mean the republicans can turn it around? >> yeah. republicans are going to have to find a way forward. they have been leaderless a very long time as we have seen this last week, they are deeply divided, not only between the chief party forces and the establishment forces, but the senate and the house republicans. so they are really going to have to make a commitment to the what they are going to get reelected on in 2014 are they going to be productive, forge deals? always going gonna say no, or do some of it sometimes and some of it other smiles to there were too many moments of near shutdown and near default in the 112th congress they became known for and partial shutdown of the federal aviation administration, et cetera, that

nancy pelosi is used to speaking before representatives. she has been doing it for 25 years and she comes before us, representatives of all of san francisco and points beyond. she is used to celebrating occasions when those who have been excluded have been welcomed to something new and exciting. she has done it for women coming into the halls of congress. she has done it for seniors moving into housing. she has done it for those with hiv/aids gathering at the memorial grove. i could go on and on, but i would much rather hear her speak, so please welcome leadership nancy pelosi. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. thank you very much for your very generous introduction, barry and for your great leadership at the st. anthony foundation, for the invitation to be here today with such distinguished guests. how about tyrone? is he something? [ applause ] but it's an honor to be with you barry, with susan swift, with doug shu-maker and our distinguished mayor, mayor lee. last time i saw him he was on the platform while president obama was deliver

. >>> next at 5:00, house minority leader nancy pelosi was in san francisco today for her annual new year's address. what we know about the lockout that is now over. >>> a popular annual festival in the desert is suddenly pricing some people out, but there is some way for you to grab some affordable tickets. and we're going to tell you how. >>> the skies slowly starting to clear now, as we wrap up the weekend. the radar starting to dry out as we watch a roller coaster week. weather ahead, short term, things will be warming up for the big chill arriving later in the week. details in your seven-day forecast when we come back. >>> nancy pelosi says the president should just bypass congress and raise the nation's debt. the nation's debt will always be paid. she and the democratic party will continue to focus on growing and supporting the middle class. >> the middle class is the strength of our country and we have to strengthen it and help those who aspire to be in it, to be -- that is a sense of community. and that is the epiphany that i want them to have. not just -- we're only here for

. >>> next at 6:00, house minority leader nancy pelosi makes a visit to the bay area. tonight her advice for president obama as the debt ceiling looms overhead. >>> also -- >> we drove several extra blocks that way to try to find parking. didn't have a meter. it's definitely a hardship. >> and it is day one of new parking rules in one bay area city, and drivers are already feeling very frustrated. we'll explain. >>> and see things switching up in the weather forecast right now too. right now clearing skies, 40s and some low 50s out there as the showers leave the bay area for now. the seven-day forecast is going to go on a roller coaster ride from warming to big-time cooling. we'll show you that when we come right back. (woman) 3 days of walking to give a break cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. whoo! you walk with friends, you meet new friends, and you keep those friendships. it was such a beautiful experience. (jessica lee) ♪ and it's beautiful ♪ undeniable (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because e

she has -- deep respect for nancy pelosi, our leader in the house. she has worked hard on issues like climate change. the entire issue of trying to get the in dash -- get the economy going -- she is trying to move us forward. in working with the president, she was trying to help us get to a long-term solution, which i have mentioned before. she said she would consider the chain cpi, a cut in benefits for seniors, for veterans, for a lot of people who receive earned benefits. social security has not contributed a dime to these deficits. we are trying to solve these fiscal issues because of our current deficit and our current debt. why should social security, which has not contributed one single penny to the current deficit and the current debt, have to be used to cover that? , because it might be the only way to get republicans on board for a big bargain. >> we know republicans are interested in cutting social security and medicare. perhaps there are some who would say, if that's what it takes to reach a big deal, we will do that. i'm not yet convince

and the first order of business whether to reelect john boehner and nancy pelosi. scot mcfarland tells us, the vote was close. >> the margin of victory was narrow but john boehner is speaker of the house. >> reporter: yes, he got the standing ovation and yes, he teared up again during his victory speech. >> if you have come here to carry the leadership demanded by the times then you have come to the right place. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: there was going to be a gang of republicans protesting john boehner. >> reporter: about a dozen voting for other candidate. nancy pelosi again the minority leader. >> the strength upheaver democracy will be advanced by bold action. >> reporter: in 2011, 2 dozen democrats bailed on nancy pelosi, voting someone else to be speaker. this time just a handful. including a georgia democrat. >> there are lot of places in the country where the agenda is outside the main stream. you got people who need to campaign as moderates and they need to go to washington and keep distance between them and the leadership. >> reporter: but onl

there is nancy now. nancy pelosi. excuse me. let's listen in. >> colleagues. to my fellow members of the house of representatives, it is a high honor to welcome you to the 113th congress. [applause] to our newest members of congress, it is a special privilege and honor to welcome you and your families and extend congratulations to the newest members of congress. welcome. [applause] melissa: all right. so that was nancy pelosi getting ready there to introduce john boehner who just won re-election of his speakership. he garnered 220 votes. she got 192 votes there. lori: they both had sections, -- defections important to point out but not enough for boehner to lose his speakership. melissa: we're digging through the bill for winners and losers. lori: a dollar ain't sure what it used to be. that fast-food value meal will cost you a little bit more. melissa: we want to give you a quick check of the markets right now. you remember the dow yesterday was up better than 300 points, about 2.3%. today we're seeing decide i had he hadly less exuberance. lori: we had big j

nancy pelosi said it will fight back against charges they are to blame for the deficit. >> they have created this problem, and now they're saying we are not paying the bill. that is just not right. i think that is an appropriate conversation to have. >> some house republicans complained that the package got loaded with pork. >> there are 1000% wrong. there is no pork in the bill. >> the new york republican made it clear -- he repeated charges that he and other republicans from new york and new jersey made all week, that there and party had betrayed sandy victim's. >> these people have no problem finding new york when they need to raise money. at the new york and new jersey should not pay one penny to these campaigns. >> harsh words from a republican about his own party. the storm killed 113 people on the east coast, destroying thousands of homes and businesses. congress is promising to pass another $50 billion of aid which they have not figured out how to pay for yet but the victims are anxious to start rebuilding their lives. rebecca cooper, abc 7 news. >> thank you despite fears th

with warmest regards, nancy pelosi". thank you very much. [applause] >> so mayor lee, senator leno, state assembly member and leaders and ladies and gentlemen. it's a real honor for me to celebrate with you today the start of the italian culture in the united states. nancy pelosi was with our foreign minister in washington dc, but san francisco is the first major city after washington dc that follows suit, that follows washington dc, so again a little like the giants that want to be number one. today is december, 12, 2012 which is 12-12-12. kind of scary. i would like to quote rem. "it's the end of the world as we know it but we're just fine". we are just fine because we're beginning really 12 months that will be exciting and fun for all of us. as you all have mentioned italians have made a lasting contributions in building this city, and in making what it is, the city that is international, innovative and open. it's difficult to name names but let me mention angela rosy and judge misconnie and in city hall and in the hearts and minds of san

the exact quote from nancy pelosi there. but the truth is very depressing. for many people trying to make it in the economy, and there's no candy coating that. it's not just lipstick on a pig they're using. they're trying to use lip gloss on the pig to blind people with their shiny lies. >> we're going to turn pages. look at this video released by the department of hopeland security. we want your reaction. watch. >> if you are caught out in the open and cannot conceal yourself or take cover you might consider trying to overpower the shooter with whatever means are available. to protect your hiding place, look the door if you can. block the door with heavy furniture and close, cover, and move away from windows. hide behind large items such as cabinets or desks. >> so, honestly, michelle, you have antive shooter situation, and they say grab a pair of sis scores. >> this was not an onion parity, not a saturday night live skit, this is homeland security telling people to defend themselves against the next wave of terrorists or violent criminals with their desk c

so expect democrats to select nancy pelosi when each person's name is called. it's not an electronic vote. it's a roll call vote. each member will stand up and say who they want to be speaker and you'll hear nancy pelosi said repeatedly by house democrats who number now at 199 this year. >> through tradition and through the role of the constitution, is the role of the speaker of the house to be the leader of his party in the house or the leader of the body? >> sy billoussy billious to be the leader of the entire house. and that puts him in an unusual and often difficult political position and i think one example of that was what we saw this past week with the fiscal cliff debate. the speaker put forward a very unpopular piece of legislation that many in his republican conference were really opposed to and it could have cost him his speakership. if they were angry enough about if. and it had to pass with fully democratic support and only some republican support which is very unusual. oftentimes the speak already only want to put a bill on the floor if it has a m

in the old days the way it would happen we remembered this with nancy pelosi, remembered it back with tom delay, the majority leader for the republicans, which is whip the votes, grinds down your own members and get them into line and force them into something, build something. boehner has taken a la say fair approach, i'm not going to speak to you, i'm going to speak for you. when they get into the debt ceiling and the resolution, funding, the government runs out and shutdown things like that,'s not going to try to sell them on a deal from the president, he's going to tell the president what the the members want. >> megyn: before i let you go, does that mean we will be looking at a more ideological, conservative house if, you know, because they are still running the joint, if speaker boehner is going to sort of being their mouth-piece feeling with president obama, are we going to be more ey ideologically divided. >> i say to the boys in the graphics temperature get the government shutdown clocks, make sure they're limber, i think we're going to need them. >> megyn: thanks, chris, goo

on there so it reads nancy pelosi drivel. >> bill: and you'll be arrested. alcatraz, paddling out there. >> this is not combat, it's an act of lunacy. >> burger king, they have a new item on the menu and mayor bloomberg was the first one in line for this. it's a bacon sundae. it's a dessert with bacon on it. >> finally, somebody finally gets it, that there's nothing to top off a sweltering hot mid august day like a crispy fried hog fat. how long has this been in the offing? you know what, billy? like the muslim world needs another reason to hate us, okay? now, bacon, we can't even have dessert any more without offending al-qaeda. (laughter) i've got an idea for a summer treat for the people of manhattan, it's called a bloomberger. it's half the size, twice the price and obviously, you get a really small drink with it. how about we sell that? (laughter) all right, bacon sundaes everybody. >> ooh. and in snoop dogg busted for pot. shocked, i know we're all shocked, the same place willy nelson got busted. >> i don't have a huge tolerance for it. >> probably not

in fact, nancy pelosi yesterday is talking about more taxes now. not cutting spending, but more taxes. >> do you then agree with the republican leader in the senate, mr. mcconnell, who says we're done now with the taxing side of it? now we have to concentrate on spending. is that done now? the revenue side of it taken care of? >> no. it is not. the president said originally he wanted $1.6 trillion in revenue. he took it down to $1.2 trillion as a compromise in this legislation we get $620 billion. very significant high-end tax, changing high-end tax rate to 39.6%. but that is not enough on the revenue side. we've already agreed to $1 trillion in spending cuts, over $1 trillion in spending cuts. >> what are you talking about? are you talking about more taxes? >> we're talking about looking at the tax code, putting everything on the table from the standpoint of closing loopholes. we know that we can do that. special subsidies for big oil, for example, $38 billion right this. but, again, not to take things in isolation, just to say, okay, how much mor

we just got word that house minority leader nancy pelosi has walked in but there are just a few people listening to congressman dreier. you are one of them here as we have dipped in a couple of times. bring back our panel to talk about the specifics of this legislation. charles the angst in republican circles was about the lack of spending cuts. what republicans who are look at this as a positive are saying is one a permanent protection against the alternative minimum tax, the amt. the deals that they got in here that they don't think they would have gotten up to the bush tax cuts making the tax rates extending for all income up to $400,000 individually, $450,000 for married couples. are there things in here that republicans can say you know what, this is -- this is a good deal in one sense? >> well, there are thing there's is a really a national consensus on. the doc fix which would automatically kick in a reduction in the amount of payment that a doctor would get for a medicare patient which there was a built in law in the the '90s to cut the spending in medicare. it was a complete d

for example, nancy pelosi, and the democrats have been urging the president to bypass the constitution, article 1, section 7. urging the president to use the 14th amendment to raise the debt ceiling and only today did the white house spokesman jay carney seem to back off that unconstitutional idea, but with this group, who knows? obama is increasingly relying on executive orders to bypass congressional authority, now, this is what he refers to as the, we can't wait initiative or as i call it get the republicans the hell out of the way initiative. he's been using this for infrastructure projects and policies, and made several recess appointments while the senate was officially still in session. no president has attempted that power grab and halted deportation of illegal immigrants and adoptions of the dream act though he failed to pass it through congress and unilaterally changed welfare requirements without submitting them to congress for review. even the office said he should have consulted congress in that case. what you're witnessing is an out of control, arrogant, unconstitutional

from nancy pelosi, taking a victory lap, which i think says a lot about how both sides feel about it. at the end of the day it is about the law of the land, and after all the twists and turns, folks on both sides are breathing a sigh of relief. tomorrow when they wake up, they will know the majority, they know the taxes will not go up. the financial markets i'm going to guess are going to react positively to this deal. there >>> this deal we have in place, while it makes permanent the tax issue that will be taken off the table for a long time, this is just the first of three with the big fights that will occur on capitol hill. the debt limit in early march, a government funding bill ahead of that. there is a question about the automatic spending cuts. the sequester was the most difficult thing to figure out in this temporary compromise. we only had a two-month one. these are questions we do not know. president obama will most likely speak tonight. a sigh of relief, but this is the beginning of the beginning for what will be a very, very partisan trench warfare the next three works mon

. >>> congresswoman nancy pelosi praised u.s. defense secretary leon panetta's decision to lift the ban on women serving in combat. >> secretary of defense lifted the ban on women serving in combat. >> nancy pelosi said the ban on women serving in combat prevented many women from advancing to the highest levels of the military and says the decision fits with "don't ask, don't tell." >>> home surveillance video we obtained shows the moments as a 13-year-old girl runs from an attempted kidnapping. in the left hand corner of the surveillance video you see the girl walking. there are no clear shots of the attacker but moments later you see the girl running away. neighbors heard her piercing scream. >> i was laying down and i heard a girl screaming. the kind of scream that rings your ear knowing they are terrified, need help. >> the teen got away. this is the sketch police released yesterday of the suspect. at this point investigators say there are no new leads in the case. >>> the manager of a pizza shop has been taken into custody f

thank you to the incredible leadership, senator feinstein, nancy pelosi and mayor lee and the board of supervisors to chairman nol an from the sfmta. i am on pins and needles. do we have anything else to report? it's l

neil: nancy pelosi is willing to take the house out. >> something happens when you get into the minority to suggestion that president could borrow money on his own, who would lend money to just the president, that does not have the full faith and credit of the united states to pay it back. neil: when they talk up a trillion dollar coin that fed compared to a back up -- we're coming up with creative ways around raising the debt without addressing the debt. >> they don'tment to acknowledge that the real problem is spending, they don't want to stop the spending even republicans, who went a long with the so-called, phy fiscal f addressing. neil: this happened almost 50 times, what would a president napolitano do? >> not borrow any more money, and government would live within its means. neil: you would risk a debt ceiling? what do you do with that moment. >> i would not borrow any more money, we would stop paying our bills, a president who believes that the constitution means what is says would not get us into a situation where we run out of cash on the first day of february. that president w