conchwoman barbara lee is always out in the -- congresswoman barbara lee is always out in the forefront when we're talking about fighting for justice or when we're talking about making sure that weed kate -- that weed kate our constituency and, yes, mr. speaker, -- that we educate our constituency and, yes, mr. speaker, when weed kate america -- when we educate. when we talk about congress members like steven horsford, congresswoman yvette clarke, congressman anthony brown, congresswoman stacey plaskett, congressman butterfield, congresswoman mccormick and so many others, a roll call of our members of caribbean heritage. so when we think of this great legacy that we are leaving, caribbean heritage is one of the most resilient, excellent and full of tenacity of the people who come to this congress to be the voice for the people that they know need us most. the congressional black caucus has been a long-time fighter of the protection of immigrants of color and for the rights of people of caribbean descent. such as the hay sean family -- haitian family reuniof course parole or -- reunifica

then east congresswoman barbara lee. you've just heard there in september is conservative states where passing laws limiting abortion options. congresswoman lee shared her emotional testimony of having to travel to mexico as a teenager to get an abortion 10 years before roe. the wade was signed into law. we now welcome the state congresswoman barbara lee, who you >> see here. congresswoman, thank you for being with us tonight. obviously, this is deeply personal for you up. how are you feeling tonight? how have you been processing what happened today? >> well, you know, even i've been ready for this day, this coverage it's heartbreaking and up. it is very say they're in many respects and that i feel that, you know what this is as given day more determination to fight that because right now, yes, they take away our constitutional right to make our own decisions about our own body when they go then tomorrow going to take away. next will be voting. rice will be marriage equality. who will it be? civil rights? well, they put

joining us now is democratic congresswoman barbara lee. congresswoman lee, it's really kind of you to be with us tonight. thank you. >> rachel, i'm really happy to be with you. i want to thank you for taking such a deep dive on this issue, which could be very deadly. we knew this was coming. but it is still gut-wrenching. this is the first time that a constitutional right has been taken away. what's next? it's going to be voting rights? is it going to be marriage equality? is it going to be civil rights? is it going to be a ban on interracial marriages? what the heck? this is a fundamental right, a democratic right being taken away. this is the beginning of the erosion of our democracy. >> what do you say to people who are despondent over this? to people who despair? obviously, we are seeing some anger in the streets tonight. peaceful protests happening outside the supreme court and in other state capitals around the city and the country. there's anger there. but i think we have to pick a word for the large, pro-choice majority in this cou

joining us now is democratic congresswoman barbara lee. congresswoman lee, it's really great to have you with us tonight, thank you. >> rachel, i'm really happy to be with you. i want to thank you for taking such a deep dive on this issue, which could be very deadly. we knew this was coming. but it is still gut-wrenching. this is the first time that a constitutional right has been taken away. what's next? it's going to be voting rights? is it going to be marriage equality? is it going to be civil rights? is it going to be a ban on interracial marriages? what the heck? this is a fundamental right, a democratic right being taken away. this is the beginning of the erosion of our democracy. >> what do you say to people who are despondent over this? to people who despair? obviously, we are seeing some anger in the streets tonight. peaceful protests happening outside the supreme court and another state capitals around the city and the country. there's anger there. but i think we have to pick a word for the large, pro-choice majority in this coun

joining us now is democratic congresswoman barbara lee. congresswoman lee, it's really great to have you with us tonight, thank you. >> rachel, i'm really happy to be with you. i want to thank you for taking such a deep dive on this issue, which could be very deadly. we knew this was coming. but it is still gut-wrenching. this is the first time that a constitutional right has been taken away. what's next? it's going to be voting rights? is it going to be marriage equality? is it going to be civil rights? is it going to be a ban on interracial marriages? what the heck? this is a fundamental right, a democratic right being taken away. this is the beginning of the erosion of our democracy. >> what do you say to people who are despondent over this? to people who despair? obviously, we are seeing some anger in the streets tonight. peaceful protests happening outside the supreme court and another state capitals around the city and the country. there's anger there. but i think we have to pick a word for the large, pro-choice majority in this coun

joining us now is democratic congresswoman barbara lee. congresswoman lee, it's really great to have you with us tonight, thank you. >> rachel, i'm really happy to be with you. i want to thank you for taking such a deep dive on this issue, which could be very deadly. we knew this was coming. but it is still gut-wrenching. this is the first time that a constitutional right has been taken away. what's next? it's going to be voting rights? is it going to be marriage equality? is it going to be civil rights? is it going to be a ban on interracial marriages? what the heck? this is a fundamental right, a democratic right being taken away. this is the beginning of the erosion of our democracy. >> what do you say to people who are despondent over this? to people who despair? obviously, we are seeing some anger in the streets tonight. peaceful protests happening outside the supreme court and another state capitals around the city and the country. there's anger there. but i think we have to pick a word for the large, pro-choice majority in this coun

it take care and asked congresswoman barbara lee right there. >> yeah, for sure. a lot of joy out on the street. one of my favorite some warriors fans of put steph curry, jersey on a goat. at the age areas that championship parade, you know, course, to many in the sports world goat stands for greatest of all time. obviously they are implying that steph is the greatest of all time. you know, i guess i'm overstating this. but, you know, i don't know if that goat can can dunk. no, probably not likely can climb a little steph is one of the greatest of all time for sure it go to be whether time as we take a live look above. >> the city that has seen some things today down the main drag there, market that's one will remember for a long time day could have been a more beautiful day. and we have the winds helping us out a little bit too nice. cool breeze here and cobalt blue skies which will not remain all week long. look, a little wrinkle here in just a bit. >> runners, half moon bay, blue skies, blue bay. that's a nice place to escape the heat for the coming week. tempe

it take care and asked congresswoman barbara lee right there. i love it. congresswoman barbara lee. so, yeah, you know, we have a fun out here and i'm just going to let you all tell me when you want me to shut up. >> never, jason, i think he's. well. i think it his connection so that that the technical difficulties and tell it's time to go over. get shot there of steph curry's bus, like highland said making its way down market street. now just getting to entrance. >> of the parade, folks are going to go wild. stick with us right here on kron 4. we will be right back. we don't want you to that. >> welcome back. it is the 2022 champions. sorry warriors championship parade making its way down. market street. confetti cannons going off for the last i don't know, hour and a half probably as you can see there. we've got a shot of steph curry's bus. >> his whole family there, right at the front. the fans are waiting his daughters have been through this before. this is nothing. this especially abbott for his little guy just about. >> i think he's almost 4. i only know that this is my daught

oakland's finest, representative barbara lee. representative lee -- give it up for barbara lee. [applause] representative lee has been one of the fiercest champions for marijuana reform. particularly reform grounded in racial justice and equity. for decades the youth, the possession in the cell of this plant, that far too many of us know personally as a healing agent, has been used at the school for state violence disproportionately impacting black and brown individuals, families, communities and folks of low or no income. it's been four years since representative barbara lee introduce the justice marijuana act. it was the very first bill in congress that ended federal marijuana prohibition with the -- it was groundbreaking in its inclusion of reinvestment in communities hardest hit by racist policing. it pioneered efforts to make marijuana justice policy a priority for the congressional black caucus. she sponsored the first ever marijuana justice panel at the 47th annual legislative congress. she actively helped to bring her colleagues along in efforts to connect the dots betwe

this hour, i'll speak to california congresswoman barbara lee who was by the president's side when he signed the holiday into law last year. we begin with the january 6 hearings. joining us nbc news correspondent ali vitali in capitol hill. vaughn hillyard where vice president spence speaking later today and attorney u.s. attorney joyce vance, and jonathan lemire host of "way too early" right here on msnbc. ali, set the scene for us tomorrow. what are we going to see and hear when brad raffensperger appears as the star witness of the hearing. >> reporter: andrea, we've gotten a sense of what the ebb and flow is alike. a lot of insight from trump's party. and a lot developing into the campaign on the pressure on his vice president mike pence and bring that all the way to the capitol, really directly linking that pressure campaign on what happened and what put the former vice president's life in danger. they're going to look at the pressure on the state level in places like georgia. but we'll also hear more about the fake slate of elects. part of that elector scheme that people like joh

oakland's finest, representative barbara lee. representative lee -- give it up for barbara lee. [applause] representative lee has been one of the fiercest champions for marijuana reform. particularly reform grounded in racial justice and equity. for decades the youth, the possession in the cell of this plant, that far too many of us know personally as a healing agent, has been used at the school for state violence disproportionately impacting black and brown individuals, families, communities and folks of low or no income. it's been four years since representative barbara lee introduce the justice marijuana act. it was the very first bill in congress that ended federal marijuana prohibition with the -- it was groundbreaking in its inclusion of reinvestment in communities hardest hit by racist policing. it pioneered efforts to make marijuana justice policy a priority for the congressional black caucus. she sponsored the first ever marijuana justice panel at the 47th annual legislative congress. she actively helped to bring her colleagues along in efforts to connect the dots betwe

she reached out to barbara lee for advice and she said you know, how was it? how did you handle the hate from your congressional? colleagues when you voted against the bill that would allow presidents to basically declare war without congressional approval after 9/11. and barbara lee said something like you put your stake in the ground and you stand by it and you wait till everybody else comes to you. and so i i see her. the vote against bill back back better. she knew was going to pass. so it was in a way it was. it was putting her stake in the ground. and asserting her position in order to make a point and we'll see, you know, we'll see. whether how that goes down over time. okay, we have i think something like 10 minutes. we have questions from the audience. i can read them. actually. that might be just very easiest. here's a good one. i have deep respect for aoc, but i live in a republican area. she's hated here. does she understand that our ultra progressive ideas are deeply unpopular and large areas of the country and help to turn people away from the de

lee the, representative danny davis, chair joyce beatty, and sheila jackson lee. and miss opal. >> just stand there. >> you should have my chair. [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] [applause] that's the first one. go ahead. [applause] i need to make sure. there you go. thank you. thank you, mister president. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. i need to sign my name. oh, i'm sorry. i thought -- there he is, there is the man. from texas. does anybody else -- oh, okay, sorry man! thank you, man. >> thank you. >> all right. [applause] [laughs] >> election day next, mister president? election day next? mister president, it's election day next? is the plan to sign election day a national holiday? >> thank you everybody. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> lad ieladies and gentlemen, please remain seated while the president and the vice president depart. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen please we mean seated by ladies and gentlemen, please remain seated while the president and vice president depart. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ [noise] >> duri

i'm going to talk to congressman barbara lee, who has been outspoken about abortion rights. and the fight in just a couple of moments, you don't wanna miss that conversation. we have the latest in the protests -- but i want to begin this hour with an up close look at the real impact the end of rubble half, perhaps, to up close and personal for some. last week, i flew with a group of women from texas to new mexico, a journey across state lines to access the right to abortion access, which includes witnessing an abortion by oral medication. it's a journey that is going to be the reality for so many more in the states where abortions will be banned. here's their story. >> it's early in the morning, and 20 young women meet at a church in texas for one reason. they will travel to new mexico and get an abortion. >> i can't do this. i can't put another kid through it. but two of them have already been going through this, it's just not an option right now. not for me, not for him, there is no support system right now. >> today, what happens is you get to make the choice about your o

now joining, is democratic representative barbara lee of california. she is co-chair of the congressional pro-choice caucus, congresswoman lee, before we start, i would like to play how you shared your own personal story about abortion. let's take a listen. >> so, i got pregnant as a teenager. i had just turned 16. >> now, i think -- i think we are having some audio problems, we will just jump right into the interview. congresswoman, i have known you for a very long time. i think that disclosing such an intimate decision is one that was welcomed by a variety of women, and men who know women, or who have participated in having to make those decisions. can you talk about this, now that roe v. wade has been overturned? >> first of all, we know this was coming. this was one of the reasons i decided to talk about my own, personal decision, many years ago when i was a teenager, to have an abortion. i never talked about it before, because it is just that, a personal, private decision one makes over bodily autonomy. this decision, let me tell you, it is gut wr

. >> barbara lee tweeted the bipartisan senate framework on gun reform legislation is a crucial first step. this legislation will make critical investments in mental health resources, school safety and increase bedding for weapons purposes. while this is a start, much more must be done. >> thank you all for being here. as we remember the 49 in orlando six years ago. >> a memorial to honor those killed at the post nightclub shooting massacre. mr. vazquez is in orlando native. christ it is devastating that we as a nation cannot do more to protect innocent lives of lgbtq youths in night clubs and schools. >> many remain skeptical about the gun safety factors. >> i have hope and i also acknowledge the federal government is hopelessly locked. for me, the proof is in the pudding. christ we need to band -- we need to ban assault rifles. this is at least a step in the right direction. >> nancy pelosi called the agreement on gun violence prevention a step forward for the children. she says while more is needed, the package will take steps to save lives. cornell barnard, abc news. >> to the sou

. >> joining us now is democratic congresswoman barbara lee of california. congresswoman, thanks so much for joining us. you have been very open about what it was like for you to seek an abortion in the days before roe v. wade. so what was your reaction to today's news that we are going back to that? >> well, i tell you, jake, even though we knew it was coming, this was gut-wrenching. it's heartbreaking. and it's the first time mind you that the supreme court has taken away, taken away a constitutional right, which has taken us backwards. yes, i remember the days before roe. we cannot go back. you heard earlier, the types of decisions that could come down that are going to take away other rights from people. so this is a crisis. it's a constitutional crisis, if you ask me. then in the day before roe, it was illegal to have an abortion. now, they're trying to criminalize abortions once again. people should have their own right to make their own health care decisions, not judges nor politicians. >> so roe v. wade became the law of the land in 1973, so probably

the museum was nominated for the award by oakland congresswoman barbara lee lee said the museum's initiatives that retelling the cultural history of oakland earned her nomination museum director and ceo laurie fogarty credits unique programs like friday nights and longstanding educational programs for that award. it was an exciting day in san francisco for 16 high school graduates and their families, right san francisco mayor london breed. handed out $5000 scholarships as part of her bridge to excellence program is christian captain spoke to some of the recipients who say they had a challenging road to success. with friends and family looking on 16 high school graduates from san francisco took their first steps towards higher education, receiving the bridge to excellent scholarship in a ceremony in city hall, students like mission high graduate allende hamilton's now headed to u. c. berkeley he says it wasn't easy to get here. honestly i didn't see myself being here due to like my community and growing up in the fillmore. and all the gun violence and all the stuff that was going on. i just di

barbara lee in a commanding lead right now, with 85% of the vote. we are following other news outside of the election tonight, coming up in just two minutes here. luxury high rise condo in san francisco facing a massive water leak the hundreds of people displaced tonight. also ahead, a man held at gunpoint in his own home with his baby nearby, how south by neighbors are taking action to keep illinois is in the middle. and what do you find in the middle? ♪ the middle course of the foodie universe. ♪ we're in the middle of dinosaurs! ♪ meet us in the middle of the mother road. woohoo! we're flying through the middle of everything! welcome to the middle of everything. so n home after a water leak forces the closure of a luxury high rise condominium. want to show you cell phone video from friday, showing water streaming down walls and pulling in the hallways of 33 to hema. it's now tuesday, and residents say they have not received a lot of answers. it's the second time this year that a pipe has burst. that's alarming, structurally and given, you k

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it take care and asked congresswoman barbara lee right there. >> and we're bringing you all the special moments from the championship parade. take a look at this. somebody brought a goat, the market street and checked it out with a steph curry jersey. not a lot of people can claim the title goat other than the goat, of stands for greatest of all time. and certainly steph curry fits that already. yes, he does. >> i wonder if that gold had a good hoping our 4 zone forecast as we give you a shot. looks like some haze hanging over the golden gate bridge. this find out what days far as to say, cold water, nice facilitator to bring in some of that haze. but it's not going to be like looks like for much of the week ahead. new some haze, but fog is going to kind of thin going on his logos on tomorrow morning, a mild start. we've got 54 at the coast. 63 inland, not bad by noon warming up. 91 already inland 70 at the coast. 83 by. >> the bay. meanwhile, that's only at noon by 3 o'clock 100 plus expected for those inland valleys. heat advisory in full force. 88 going on for the bay. 72 happening a

. >> i want to bring in now, democratic representative, barbara lee of california. welcome, congresswoman. i know that you are galveston texas today, so happy juneteenth to you. but i do want to start by getting your thoughts on the hearing this past thursday. and specifically, i would like you to weigh in on the details of this pressure campaign, on mike pence. >> first of all, you certainly have a lot to say, and this is the first time i've had the chance to be with you and i want to congratulate you on your show. and i tell you, it is remarkable what the truth can be bringing, and when he's we brought forth towards tell the. truth yes the pressure campaign on mike pence just shows us a threat there is to our democracy. there are many, and i mean many in our country who really supported that violent, and it was a violent attempt to overturn the government of the united states of america. they came this close to it. and so, we have to be very clear, and i am so pleased that the committee is getting the truth out, because that pressure campaign hasn't stopped. that

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people under the age of 21 should not have access to semi-automatic weapons east bay congresswoman barbara lee tweeted the bipartisan senate framework on gun reform legislation is a crucial first step this legislation will make critical investments in mental health resources school safety and increased vetting for weapons purchases. but while this is a start much more must be done. thank you all for being here as we member the 49 in orlando six years ago a memorial in the castro district. honor those killed in the pulse nightclub shooting massacre christopher vasquez is an orlando native. it's just devastating that we we as a nation can't do more to just protect innocent lives of lgbtq youths and nightclubs or children in schools, but many here remains skeptical about the gun safety proposal package. i have hope i also acknowledge that this the federal government is hopelessly gridlocked. so for me the proof is in the pudding we need the band. rifles we need so many different steps that are not in this package, but this is still at least a step in the right direction. and how speaker nancy

east bay congresswoman barbara lee also reacting, saying quote our next step should include banning assault weapons, taking ghost guns off the streets, incentivizing, more comprehensive background checks. promoting gun buybacks and much more gun violence is a uniquely american problem. we cannot stop until our schools, grocery stores, churches, hospitals, and all of our communities are safe . the agreement on the senate bill comes on the sixth year anniversary of the 2016, mass shooting at the pulse nightclub in orlando. 49 people were killed at the time. it was the deadliest mass shooting in our country's history. several remembrances are being held today across the country in honor of the victims. former president trump could be facing a criminal indictment for seeking to overturn the results of the 2020 election. members of the house committee investigating the capital riot said today they have enough evidence for the justice department to consider an unprecedented criminal indictment against mr trump. the committee announced that trump's campaign manager, bill stepien, is among the witn

representative barbara lee of california claims that democratic process was forwarded. and nadler from new york saying that right to vote was stolen. and also a dark picture of the presidency of george bush. january of 2017, democrat in congress against challenge the election outcome. saying:: lee of california arge that michigan electorate vote should be thrown out because people are horrified of the overwhelming evidence and citing the malfunction of the voting machines. readiness was disconcerting. two committee members were involved in objections that includes the chairman, benny thomson and so-called constitutional expert, jame jaime ras -- we have not had witnessers on testimony in defense of people smeared in front of a national media every time this committee meets, they put out a narrative. we're told they are debating whether to make a criminal deferral to department of justice, several members let the cat out of bag, and say their entire purpose is to indict donald trump. vice president of the united states, what is his power as president of the senate? we re

representative barbara lee of california, claims that democratic process was thwarted and gerald nadler fromle new york staying it was stolen. in january of 2017, after donald trump's victory, democracies in congress challenged the election outcome, representative mcgovern from massachusetts citing: >> and lee of california arguing it should be thrown outth because people are horrified by the overwhelming evidence of russia interference in our election. and citing malfunction of the voting machines. the objections was naive at best shameless at worst. anyway. it was disconcerting. two of the committee members on this january 6 committee were involved in this. hire is the problem. we have not had any witnesses or testimony or anything in defense of the people who are being smeared and character assassinated in front of a national media every time this committee meets, they are putting out a narrative, we're told they are debating whether to make a criminal deferral to department of justice, several members let the cat out of their bag, and said is to indict donald trump, let's get to a f

house speaker nancy pelosi and congresswoman barbara lee met with ukrainian immigrants and refugees in san francisco. pelosi and lee held a roundtable discussion with congressional action being taken to support ukraine to defend itself. against russia's invasion. members of the bay area ukrainian community shared their stories. one woman in tears, spoke of how she lost both of her parents. this war. is awful. ah! i know that many people lost their you know, children or children lost their parents. we will never forget this for sure. i will never forgive this for sure. one point. he also talked about her recent trip to ukraine , where she met with president vladimir zelensky to discuss topics including us military support and humanitarian aid. 5 39 your time. let's get blessede fried aston. we do indeed. thank you. we have a lot of cloud cover on the way it's going to set up for what looks to be rain sunday morning. there'll be a fine line, though. between where it's raining, and it could be really good versus just cloudy, mild to maybe even tropical like to the south, but it's a for ju

earlier this week, democratic representatives barbara lee and mark pocan introduced the people over pentagon act of 2022 which calls for cutting $100 billion from the military budget. in statement, congressmember lee said -- "the amount of money the defense industry convinces congress to spend each year doesn't protect us from real threats like climate change, pandemics, or cyber-attacks. it only lines contractors' pockets. just imagine for once if we led the world in funding peace and not wars." ukraine has moved a step closer to joining the european union. earlier today, the euroan commsion rommendedkraine, asell as molva, be granted candidate status for eu membership. this comes a day after the presidents of france, germany, italy, and romania traveled to ukraine to meet with ukraine's president volodymyr zeenskyy. earlier today, french president emmanuel macron said he would consider traveling to moscow to negotiate with russia's vladimir putin if certain conditions were met. macron last met with putin two weeks before the invasion. the world trade organization has agreed to temporarily

the oakland museum of california , was nominated by oakland congresswoman barbara lee. she says the museum does a great job retelling the cultural history of oakland this weekend. 3000 panels of the aids memorial quilt will be on display in golden gate park. the display in robin williams meadow was the largest ever in san francisco and opening ceremony at 9 30 tomorrow will a performance by members glide memorial church choir and remarks by leaders from the aids movement. the closing ceremony on sunday is at four and will feature the san francisco gay men's chorus. triple digit temperatures have arrived in the bay area, which parts of the bay will be the hottest where you can go today to cool off and the fire danger in the inland areas, plus carnage. it was chaos that day. it was just hours of hand to hand combat. the first public session of the january 6th committee hearings brought new video and information. on a day that shocked so many diving into the evidence laid out by lawmakers and what comes next. and nascar is here for the weekend. we're live from sonoma racew

people under the age of 21 should not have access to semi-automatic weapons east bay congresswoman barbara lee tweeted the bipartisan senate framework on gun reform legislation is a crucial first step this legislation will make critical investments in mental health resources school safety and increased vetting for weapons purchases. but while this is a start much more must be done. thank you all for being here as we member the 49 in orlando six years ago a memorial in the castro district to honor those killed in the pulse nightclub shooting massacre christopher vasquez is an orlando native. it's just devastating that we we as a nation can't do more to just protect innocent lives of lgbtq youths and nightclubs or children in schools, but many here remains skeptical about the gun safety proposal package. i have hope i also acknowledge that this the federal government is hopelessly gridlocked. so for me the proof is in the pudding. we need the band assault rifles. we need so many different steps that are not in this package, but this is still at least a step in the right direction and house s

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. >> i think represent tatives li cori bush and barbara lee and marie newman who have gone out and shared their story, representative pramila jayapal who have gone out and shared their experience of having an abortion and what the difficulties that surround making choices like that. and i think the representative is right to call the attention to what members of the house have done. they passed the women's health protection act. >> what she's pointing out is what has not been done. >> we don't have a pro choice democratic majority in the u.s. senate. and that is what i think is what needs to be resolved, and that what emily's list is working to focus on and so are many places around the country. >> laphonza butler with emily's list, thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. >>> multiple trump allies were reportedly left speechless by cassidy hutchinson's testimony. does this open the door for different gop hopefuls in 2024? that's next. worker's comp was about 20% of my total expenses. i needed a worker's comp policy that wasn't going to strangle my business. when we got the quote ba

in alameda county congresswoman barbara lee will win in a landslide in her bid for reelection. the latest vote total show she has support from 85% of the people who voted any congressional representative who has more than 50% of the total vote in the primary, will face the opposition party's candidate. in santa clara county voters are choosing a new sheriff. five people are running to replace sheriff laurie smith . and here are the top two vote getters in that race. the current sheriff laurie smith, announced plans to retire after 49 years with the sheriff's office. she has also been indicted on multiple civil corruption charges and has been criticized for several inmate deaths. sheriff smith has denied the charges against her. so in contra costa county. let's also talk about what's happening there. current share. david livingston running for reelection, as you can see there he is 61% of the vote as it stands now. now, benjamin theriot has been a police officer in richmond since 2000 and nine hoping to replace livingston right now he has 39% of the vote in alameda county. the c

including congresswoman barbara lee, she helped secure $1.5 million in federal funding for the seawall project. alameda mayor as he, ashcroft talked about how important the project is to the city of alameda. this work is the first step toward entirely removing bay farm island from the flood zone. and these federal funds allow us to complete this project and to protect homes, businesses and residents from inundation. the mayor went on to say the concept for the seawall project includes a living levy and submerged vegetation such as eelgrass. both have the added benefit of capturing and storing carbon dioxide. are at san francisco coming alive after the pandemic , but also becoming a covid hot spot while mask mandates returned to the other side of the bay how it's changing covid comfort ability next. also ahead how governor gavin newsom wants to use $11 million to promote gun control measures, including so called red flag laws. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we ha

house speaker nancy pelosi and congresswoman barbara lee were in san francisco today , where they heard from ukrainian immigrants and refugees. pelosi and lee held a roundtable discussing congressional action being taken. to support ukraine from russia's offensive members of the bay area. ukrainian community shared their stories. one woman in tears, spoke of how she lost both of her parents in the days. leading up to the war and after the fighting broke out. this war. is awful. oh i know that many people was there , you know, children or children lost their parents. we will never forget this for sure. i will never forgive this for sure. pelosi also talked about her recent trip to ukraine, where she met with president vladimir zelensky to discuss topics including us military support and humanitarian aid. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30 laws, enforcement officers get training and skills. they hope they will never have to use the new high tech tools, which sheriff's deputies in one day area county are getting to practice in simulations how to respond to an active shooter. also police say th

wade the bill passed overwhelmingly with 27 democrats , including barbara lee and maxine waters, as well as alexandria. ocasio cortez voting no. the measure is now awaiting president biden signature for final approval. fire officials are alerting drivers out there that they may see some smoke and perhaps hear blaring sirens coming from the webster and posey tubes late tomorrow and early thursday, firefighters will be conducting training drills during those times, and so the tubes will be closed. the webster tube, which carries traffic from oakland. alameda will close at 10 pm tomorrow and reopen at one a.m. thursday. posey tube which carries one way oakland bound traffic will close at 1 30 am on thursday and then reopen at five a.m. alright tomorrow. wednesday is going to be the warmest day of the week. temperatures are going to easily get back into the low nineties and that peaks and then temperatures drop off the live camera of the estuary and you're looking back kind of to the east out towards the livermore valley over here. over the hill, and then you can kind of see a little bit of

lee. and southern california's maxine waters. the measure is now awaiting president biden signature. a new attend tonight in san francisco , warren buffett is ending his affiliation with glides annual lunch auction that has raised millions of dollars for people in need. buffet. of course, the legendary investor and philanthropist will host a final charity lunch with the winner of the online auction for one last time this year. currently the bid for a chance to bring up to seven guests to that one hour lunch with buffett. is it more than $3 million glide did not say why this is the last year of the buffet charity auction. but glide ceo praised his work with them. over the last few years. this auction with warren buffett has meant a huge amount to our entire community for more than two decades, warren buffett has been our partner. he's been a friend. he's been part of the glide community in a way that's very special and very unique. it's been a gift for us and a gift that is hard to quantify

wade of the bill today passed overwhelmingly, but 27 democrats , including the east based barbara lee, southern california's maxine waters, and alexandria, ocasio cortez of new york, all voting no on the measure is now awaiting president biden's signature for approval, and there are more signs that bipartisan gun reform does have a chance of passing, the u. s. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said. that he supports a plan proposed by 10 republican intend democratic senators, the agreement is not legislation just yet, but it does call for background checks on gun buyers under the age of 21. and money for mental health and school security programs and also includes incentives for local red flag laws, which temporarily remove guns from people considered dangerous. senators say they hope to have a bill drafted here in the next few days. survivors and victims . families from the quality texas school shooting may never find out exactly what happened that day. the city is trying to block some information from being released using a policy that keeps information private and crimes where

some barea elected representatives and community leaders, including congresswoman barbara lee, held at his conference here today. they discussed the $1.5 million in federal funding has been secured for the seawall project . alameda mayor is the ashcroft discussed why the money and the work it will fund is important. this work is the first step toward entirely removing bay farm island from the flood zone . and these federal funds allow us to complete this project and to protect homes, businesses and residents from inundation. the mayor went on to say the concept for the seawall project involves a living levy and submerged vegetation such as eelgrass. both have the added benefit of capturing and storing carbon dioxide. barrier weather going to start off the first weekend of june with lots of cloud cover eventually so raindrops and then the heat returns next week. we have a lot to talk about the forecast and while the update coming up let's go to katie's greg lee. now with a look at some of the stories we're working up at the seven o'clock news coming up on ktvu, plus, thank you. we conti

bay area congressional representatives, including oakland's barbara lee , say gun violence is uniquely american problem. we cannot stop until our schools, grocery stores, churches, hospitals and all of our communities are safe. apple's mike thompson said. in part, we still have more work to do. we can't pass up an opportunity to pass lifesaving provisions when we have agreement. san francisco mayor london breed in san francisco's police chief william scott announced the $6 million grant for gun violence prevention. san francisco police will use the state grant to support and expand the violence reduction initiative. that works to intervene with those who are most at risk of being engaged in or becoming the victim of gun violence. this year's new grant will fund continued operations that support the city's effort to prevent violent crime over the next three years. the house panel investigating the january 6th insurrection, called several more witnesses today they're trying to make the case that former president trump tried to stop the democratic process by spreading false claims of vote

by east bay congresswoman barbara lee. congresswoman lee. we appreciate the time as always, we know this abortion rights issue is deeply personal for you. you have spoken publicly about getting it unsafe abortion when you were a teenager, as as we sit here today, how worried are you? about women in this country going through a similar experience. well i'm very worrie this decision today. first of all, uh, this decision will criminalize people who want to exercise their constitutional was constitutional rights. to reproductive freedom and reproductive justice when i had my abortion abortions were illegal. they were illegal in california, and my mother sent me to texas, where they were illegal. they were illegal in mexico, where her friend took me and i was terrified. it was a back alley, of course. now there'll be new ways. unfortunately the women will seek abortions. but then it was a back alley. and i was terrified because i knew that black women the hot, the largest number of deaths for reasons for deaths of black women were septic abortio