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

cortez, cori bush, and congresswoman barbara lee among those arrested. barbara lee is joining me now. obviously free after having been arrested. glad you are well, congresswoman. thanks for joining us on this. you and i spoke immediately after the overturning of roe outside the supreme court, a day after it was, i believe almost a month to the day, let me ask this, what have democrats done so far to make progress in the last four weeks? >> well, thanks a lot. nice seeing you again. thank you for having me. we've done quite a bit, but you know, yasmin, first of all, i have to say, we've been waiting for the state, we knew it's coming. so, we were prepared even before the decision. first of all, we passed the women's health protection act, led by our great leader, -- who sponsored the bill in the house for the second time. we passed it last year, now we passed it an additional time a couple weeks ago. now it is in the senate, we're hoping that the movement really lets the senators know who we are going to vote for, that this broad movement about taking awa

among them two of our bay area representatives barbara lee from the east bay and jackie speier from the peninsula. >> our body! >> our choice! >> the arrests happened today during this abortion rights protest in washington, dc. the group marched from the capitol to the supreme court which recently overturned roe v. wade. when the protesters arrived at the supreme court building, police began telling them to leave. instead, the protesters including several members of congress sat right there in the street. capitol police first gave them warnings and then started making arrests. in all, 34 people were arrested. our own janelle wang spoke to congresswoman speier. >> reporter: representative speier, thank you so much for joining us. you were arrested today for obstructing traffic. is this your first arrest by the way? >> it is my first arrest and it couldn't be for a more important issue because personal autonomy is critical to our future. this is the first time in the mystery of our country that our right has been taken away from people in this country and the dobbs decision is horrific on

i'm joining by democratic congressman barbara lee of california. thanks for taking time for us this morning. frustrations in your party are boiling over after joe manchin pulled the plug on climate change legislation. your colleague house budget committee chairman john yarmouth says we're all going to die and others have said single handedly is torpedoing civilization, your reaction as to what joe manchin has done here. >> sure. thank you very much. nice to be with you this evening. my reaction, first of all, is to contain myself in terms of how i really feel. i am totally disappointed. because so many times he has said that he would work with the president and with the democrats, to negotiate a refined, reduced, bill, on climate, on the issues that we had in our build back better bill, which directly impact inflation, and the cost of living for people. he said that he would support in many ways some of the provisions and repair them, but when the time comes, that doesn't happen, so a couple of things, i think the president needs to act, and he nee

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 has been one of congressesle -- give it up for barbara lee. [applause] >> she has been one of congresses fiercest champion for marijuana reform. particularly reform in racial justice and equity. for decades, the youth, possession and the sale of this plant that far too many of us to personally as a human agent have been used as a tool for state violence come disproportionally impacting black and bright individuals, families and communities and folks with low or no income. it's been four years since she first introduced marijuana justice act. it was the very first bill in congress that ended federal marijuana prohibition with a focusen on adjusting racial disparities. it wasas groundbreaking in his conclusion of language to reinvest in communities hardest hit by what enforcementst and racistst policing. she pioneered efforts to make marijuana justice policy a priority for the congressional black caucus. shes. spotted the first of a wanted justice panel at the 47th annual legislative conference hosted by congressional black caucus foundation. sh

thank you, representative chu, thank you to my friend and mentor, barbara lee, for your work on making sure that a woman in america has the right to choose. i am proud to be a co-lead of the ensuring women's right to reproductive freedom act with lizzie fletcher and jamie raskin. this bill does something that's very simple. it codifies the constitutional right to travel. including crossing statelines to get safe and legal access to abortion. abortion will not disappear, but we want them to be safe and to be legal. the reality is that an increasing number of women are now forced to carry an unwanted pregnancy against their will, even in the cases of rape or incest, or travel hundreds of files just to safely receive reproductive health care. we cannot force people to give birth. worse, those who are forced to carry out an unwanted pregnancy are in the nation with one of the worst maternal mortality rates in the developed world. taking away federal protections for abortion hits black women, women of color, indigenous women, low-income women, lgbtq+ women, and women with disabilities the h

here a's a photo of barbara lee willing led away. they said they gairve them three warnings. >>> now to monkeypox. a first case of the disease in solano county. santa clara health leaders are expanding the list of who is eligible to get the vaccine. people meeting the criteria can get the shot by making an appointment. vaccine access was after investigations. those eligible for anyone with an affected people or attending an event. and san francisco will begin dolling out more doses tomorrow to people with appointments. clinics at kaiser permanente and sf. >>> a man was stabbed near the baggage claim. they operate kiosks near security and an area of the airport that is open to the public. >> in infrom the public can be in this area. from time to time. we have had issues that we have to deal with for people who make the way from the street to other public transportation modes. >> because of where the stabbing happened flights were not impacted. police identified the suspect as a man in the 40s and taken into custody. >>> a 24-year-old

barbara lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. lee: thank you, madam speaker. i rise in strong support of h.r. 8297. yes, as co-chair of the mrs. rodgers: i want to thank our colleagues for introducing this very important bill. and chairman pallone and speaker pelosi for bringing it to the floor. everyone deserves the freedom to make personal decisions about their health, their bodies and the right to travel. the supreme court's decision has stripped this fundamental right for millions of people. i remember the days before roe and we aren't going back. some anti-abortion state legislators are prohibiting people to travel across state lines and are targeting people who assist those in need. what is happening to our democracy. you are trying to take away our health care decisions and ability to make reproductive health care decisions and trying to criminalize people making their own health care decisions and setting up an environment for people to spy on each other when they are exercising their freedom. you are trying to take peopl

california representative barbara lee's room warning, we are witnessing the birth of a new big lie, post-roe. here is what she told my friend, nicole wallace about that witnesses false claim. >> which she put out, there was trying to create a new lie. she is denying the truth, she wants that to catch on with their base, so they can begin to redefine with the truth is. this is another big lie, that is just beginning. >> joining me now is georgia state representative, she was one of the witnesses that actually testified at those house hearings. thank you so much for being here, we have to talk about all of this right wing disinformation. you, had this bizarre line of questioning is soft. with republican congressman, ralph norment. let's play that exchange, i have some questions for you on the other side. >> if a healthy child is born, is that woman's right to decide if it lives or dies. >> what i think is based on your -- you have a low opinion on pregnant people. excuse me. i'm answering it. do you want to answer, or do you want to keep talking over witnesses. when i'm telling you is no one w

i'm joined now by barbara lee of california, congresswoman thank you so much for making time for us this evening. frustrations in your party are boiling over after joe manchin pulled the plug on climate change legislation in your colleague house budget committee chairman said this means we are all going to die. others say, john podesta and others have said that he single-handedly toward being -- torpedoing civilization. >> thank you very much for having me this evening. let me tell you, my reaction, first of all, to contain myself in terms of how i really feel, i am totally disappointed, because so many times he has said that he would work with the president and with democrats to negotiate, refine, reduce bill on climate, on all of the issues that we have had in our build back better bill, which directly impact inflation and the concept of living for people. he said that he would support in many ways some of the provisions if we paired them back. but yet, when the time comes, that does not happen. so a couple of things. i think the president needs to act. you need to act boldly and immed

a number of democratic lawmakers, including representatives jackie spear and barbara lee of the bay area, where briefly arrested today in front of the u. s supreme court . they were all part of a protest for abortion rights foxes. lauren blanchard has the story from washington. we won't go back. go back fight for abortion access continues. protesters shut down the street in front of the supreme court on tuesday. capitol police arrested 35 protesters, 17 of which were sitting lawmakers, including representative alexandria, a casio cortez here being led away by an officer cheering on other protesters as she goes capitol police say they tried to warn the protesters to clear the streets. but when they didn't they began making arrests for obstruction, crowding and income voting. tuesday's protest is one of many around the country in the wake of last month's ruling, abolishing federally protected abortion rights representative cori bush tweeting. the supreme court will not stop us even though they arrested us. we won't stop are organizing, agitating and legislating for justice. but some are cr

it was sponsored by congress members mark desaulnier and barbara lee. >> this is just saying the obvious, that the united states congress exonerates these now all deceased american sailors for the crime that they were convicted of, of mutiny. >> reporter: after the war, the sailors' sentences were all commuted and one was later given a full pardon. but the families of the men who had to deal with the shame say that's not enough. a full exoneration would clear their records, not just say they're guilty but we forgive them. >> this is a public acknowledgement of racism during world war ii and an event that would later trigger the de desegregation of the military. you don't move forward by forgetting. you move forward by recognizing the sins of the past and looking to correct those in the future. >> reporter: in the east bay, john ramos, kpix 5. >> now, this is actually the fourth time desaulnier has introduced the bill and the second time it's passed the house. he says he senses the effort is gaining support in the senate. >>> a sesame street theme park under fire after a viral video sp. t

next on bay area tonight, 17 members of congress arrested including bay area representatives barbara lee and jackie speier. >> it is my first arrest and it couldn't be for a more important issue. >> we go one-on-one with congresswoman speier. >>> also, mayor london breed in the headlines for personal reasons. the legal move involving her brother currently in jail. >>> this global heat wave is deadly. how much can be linked to climate change?

>> representative speier, barbara lee and 15 other democratic lawmakers were arrested at abortion rights protest in washington, dc today. they marched from the capitol building to the u.s. supreme court and were arrested after disobeying police orders to disperse. >> we have a number of health care professionals who joined us today who talked about the serious emergency circumstances that occur when physicians are reluctant to do what's called a dnc which is the typical for an abortion, but also the same procedure that's done when you miscarry, so all of these circumstances now are going to play havoc on the lives of women and families. >> coming up tonight at 7:00, you can hear more of my one-on- one interview with the congresswoman. >>> invite no longer needed. a change of tackics for the biggest county when it comes to monkeypox. after weeks of giving out the vaccine by invitation only, santa clara county is making the doses more widely available. that change comes because of a new shipment from the feds. >> reporter: there have been 23 confirmed cases of monkeypox in the county, and

bay area congresswoman jackie speier and barbara lee were arrested today. >> our bodies! >> our choice! >> reporter: representative speier, lee and 15 others lawmakers arrested at an abortion right protest in washington, dc. they marched to the capitol building to the u.s. supreme court and were handcuffed after disobeying police to disperse. >> we do these acts in part to educate and every time you have civil disobedience like this which is nonviolent, you are create of creating an atmosphere for debate and discussion. that's what martin luther king spoke to eloquently about when he said you have an obligation to adhere to just laws. you also have an obligation to disobey unjust laws. >> coming up tonight at 7:00, you can hear more from the congresswoman about why this is her first arrest ever is so important to her. >>> bay area health leaders are casting a wider net to slow the spread of monkeypox. so far there have been 23 confirmed cases of monkeypox specifically in the south bay. because of limited supply, santa clara county has only given vaccinations to those who

another bay area congresswoman, barbara lee, was also arrested at this protest. >>> we're back in 60 seconds. ahead, it was packed at oracle park tonight, but no baseball. why 40,000 fans still showed up. >>> low-income renters left out of a law that's supposed to protect tenants. some families are facing a 30% hike. i'm consumer investigator chris, we'll show you how a loophole in state law let them down, and maybe you too. that's next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist, fog back >>> all those airline headaches continue across the globe. luff tan is a now saying it's canceled almost all flights in germany tomorrow because of a massive employee strike. that's more than a thousand flights impacting 130,000 passengers. ground staff say they're not being paid enough. they were already under pressure with all the summer travel and may have to cancel more flights later in the week. >>> okay, this is a tough one. can you afford a 30% rent hike? well, some families in contra costa county are about to get a heavy dose of reality. >> but what about the state's rent cap? our consumer investigator ch

east bay congresswoman barbara lee was also detained. today she called today's demonstration of moral responsibility to stand up for reproductive freedom and body autonomy. she also said that she is anticipating a looming political battle over marriage equality. finally beginning to cool down just a tad in the eastern portion of our bay area , but that certainly is not the case in other places and cities in the state of california. in fact, average high temperature and palm springs is one oh, six instead today 1 15 average giant tracy that seville and sacramento is 93 degrees, but instead 101 degrees and we're going to fill that again tomorrow and excessive heat warning is in effect for the central valley, the san joaquin valley and also the law. lower sierra foothills, temperatures climbing all the way up to 110 degrees, dangerously hot our temperature 96 degrees today in antioch, down from 99 experienced on monday it was 93 in livermore, down from 95 5 degrees below average in san francisco pretty close to normal and santa rosa and we

it was sponsored by congress members mark desaulnier and barbara lee. >> this is just saying the obvious, that the united states congress exonerates these now deceased american sailors for the crime that they were convicted of mutiny. >> reporter: after the war, the sailors' sentences were all commuted and one was later given a full pardon. but the families of the men who had to deal with the shame say that's not enough. a full exoneration would clear their records, not just say they're guilty, but say we forgive them. >> this is a public acknowledgment of racism during world war ii. an event that would later trigger the desegregation of the military. you don't move forward by forgetting. you move forward by recognizing the sins of the past and looking to correct those in the future. >> reporter: in the east bay, john ramos, kpix 5. >> congressman desaulnier says this is actually the fourth time he has introduced the bill and the second time it's passed the house. it's been defeated in the senate before, but he says he senses that the effort is gaining some support. >>> alum rock school

barbara lee were also there among the 17 democratic lawmakers arrested today protesting outside the supreme court. the house democrats walked out of the capitol this afternoon as they demanded federal abortion protections kron four's correspondent raquel martin has more. >> after 3 warning capitol police more than a dozen house lawmakers demanding federal abortion right were arrested outside the supreme court tuesday. we will not stop fighting missouri democratic congresswoman cori bush was among 35 demonstrators arrested after refusing to leave the street. this is not just with us now. this is for our children trigger-law made abortions illegal following the supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade. the state law makes no exceptions for rape or incest. so many of our have been reaching out to despite pushback from republicans, california congresswoman jackie spear says their action. >> it's necessary to get their message out. to go back. in the week since the ruling, senate republicans have blocked democrats efforts to grant abortion rights nationwide or extend legal protection

among them barbara lee and jackie spears. 35 people were arrested for causing a disturbance. they were cited and released. congressman spears spoke about the incident. >> i worry about my daughter because she has less rights than i did. it is incumbent on me to protest. to do so in a nonviolent way. that is how most great changes have taken place. reggie: the congresswoman says this is the first time she has been arrested. she is calling on president biden to call on a public health amendment to protect rights. jobina: ukraine's first lady is addressing the congress today. she received standing ovations for previous addresses. yesterday, she met with dr. jill biden. reggie: more evidence that the california real estate market is slowing down. the california association of realtors reported 34 percent drop in sales compared to last year. the average price decreased by 4%. the data is different in san francisco. in san francisco they dropped to 29% but prices went up 11%. this shift, as mortgage rates spike in the government tries to slow inflation. jobina: the new managers of

. >> she is always weighing against her pragmatic she is, she loves barbara lee. she tells the story when she's entering she reached out for advice. how was it? how did you handle the hate? from your congressional colleagues without congressional approval. we see against build it back better. she was going to pass. asserting her position. in order to make a point. we will see we will see how that goes down over time. >> we havei something like ten minutes. we have questions from thely audience. here is a good one. i have deep respect for aoc alter progressive ideas. >> so i can speak to this a little bit. aoc has this vision which i respect but i am not sure is achievable. and her vision is to assert an economic analysis of american class structure so well workers in california and food pickers in the south and restaurant workers in new york and factory and autoworkers in the midwest tend to vote republican, allll understand their really being screwed by the same system. they can perform coalitions together. the original aoc entered congress before the divisivenes

there was an effort, led by congresswoman barbara lee, to reduce the budget this year, trying for a 100 billion dollars reduction that failed yesterday and the house in a resounding show of bipartisan cooperation. democratics -- democrats try for another bill, joe manchin saying he would not support legislation that contains new spending on climate change or new tax increases targeting wealthy individuals and corporation, marking a massive setback for the party lawmakers who had hoped to advance a central element of their agenda for the midterm elections. the shift confirmed by several people familiar with the matter threatens to upend the process to adopt the signature economic package, seven months after joe manchin stopped the $2 trillion bill back better act which president biden had endorsed. one more story from capitol hill here are pictures from the scene of the front page of the washington times this morning. that is the scene of the lying in state of herschel w. woody -- lying in state he died june 29 at age 98. he won his medal of honor in the battle of iwo jima. here is nancy

barbara lee, sheila jackson, maxine waters, jim mcgovern from others. and then on the basis of no evidence whatsoever nancy pelosi promoted the dangerous conspiracy theory that the election had been "hijacked by a hostile foreign government." russia. then on january 13, 2017 because we kept track, democratic party holy man john lewis declared that donald trump was not the legitimate president. talk about breaking our norms. then not surprisingly on inauguration day the democratic party's volition descended on washington. hundreds of rioters committed vandalism, overturned cars at one point lit a limousine on fire. most of the violence was concentrated in franklin square. six police officers were seriously injured. they threw bricks and trash cans. in all, 200 of nancy pelosi's forces were arrested. it took 5,000 national guardsmen to quell the violence. the first of many riots the democratic party encouraged during the trump administration. if you're wondering if any of that happened, you're seeing it, you may be wondering. you can look it up because it

barbara lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. lee: thank you, madam speaker. i rise in strong support of h.r. 8297. yes, as co-chair of the mrs. rodgers: i want to thank our colleagues for introducing this very important bill. and chairman pallone and speaker pelosi for bringing it to the floor. everyone deserves the freedom to make personal decisions about their health, their bodies and the right to travel. the supreme court's decision has stripped this fundamental right for millions of people. i remember the days before roe and we aren't going back. some anti-abortion state legislators are prohibiting people to travel across state lines and are targeting people who assist those in need. what is happening to our democracy. you are trying to take away our health care decisions and ability to make reproductive health care decisions and trying to criminalize people making their own health care decisions and setting up an environment for people to spy on each other when they are exercising their freedom. you are trying to take peopl

and the east bay congresswoman barbara lee was also detained. she called the demonstration a moral responsibility to stand up for reproductive freedom and body autonomy. 5 39 is the time. let's check back in with steve paulson for our forecast very mild. ah for people visiting the bay area, they might need to buy those sweatshirts and everything because they're coming for the summer, and it's cooler than they expected in san francisco. in san francisco. no doubt but if they go inland, that'll be shorts and flip flops. it's that kind of pattern this time of year. we can have a 40 degree spread on some of the temple. mount diablo was just sitting briefly. at 80 degrees, they came down a teeny bit. that is really warm. that means ben lomond mountains 74 sonoma's 74 as well, ben love amount has 75 the air aloft is extremely warm here, so cool to hot pattern little change until friday, when it does look cooler. from any inland areas, but until then, you're going to get temperatures just like this. conquered 97 on sunday. 98 on monday 95 yesterday wit

amy: on capitol hill, progressive democrats mark pocan and barbara lee have proposed slashing the pentagon buet by $100 billion. their proposed amendment to the national defense authorization act comes after democratic leaders agreed to add up to $45 billion to president biden's already-record-breaking request this year for $813 billion in military spending. meanwhile, public citizen reports members have received over $10 million in campaign contributions from weapons manufacturers during the 20 election cycle. in russia, wnba star brittney griner has pleaded guilty to charges that could bring her up to 10 years in prison after officials found less than a gram of cannabis oil in her luggage as she passed through customs at a moscow airport in february. griner's russian lawyer spoke to reporters outside a moscow-area courthouse thursday. >> our defendant has pleaded guilty. she drew the courts attention to the fact she did what she did inadvertently without intent. amy: brittney griner's guilty plea added to speculation that the u.s. may be negotiating her release as part of a prisoner swap

among those arrested were bay area lawmakers jackie spear and barbara lee. 35 people were arrested for crowding, obstructing or causing a disturbance. joining us now is congresswoman jackie spear. you went out there today knowing you might get arrested and you did. why did you do it? >> i did it and actually this is the first time i have been arrested. i did it because so much is at stake. i cannot fathom that we are going to endure what we are already seeing happening around the country and states that have and abortions where women are having ectopic pregnancies that are not being well with. there is a reluctance to do a dnc, which happens at the time of the miscarriage. it also happens when you have an abortion. there are professionals who unwilling -- who are unwilling to do a dnc. i have had miscarriages i have also had an abortion. i had the ability to control my body in conjunction with my family and physician. i worry for my daughter because she has less rights than i do now. it is incumbent on me to protest. to do so in a civil disobedience, a nonviolent way. that is how most

. >>> bay area congresswoman jackie speier and barbara lee were among the 17 arrested touring an abortion rights protest in washington, d.c. the group marched from the capitol building to the supreme court disobeying orders to disperse. capitol police say they made a total of 35 arrests for crowding and on instructing. during the protest the members of congress have all been processed and released. >>> a group of 30 democratic senators introduced the right to contraception act a bill that would codify the right to contraception access and protect health care prescribers about contraceptives. many states have introduced legislation to ban or access limited to birth control including plan b and iuds. good morning, it is 5:01. we'll get a check on our weather. how are we doing midweek wednesday? >> the fog is making its debut again, getting thicker the next couple of days especially this afternoon. we're seeing it into the afternoon hours and we'll break that down in a second. let's start off with beautiful daytime highs getting up into the 90s this afternoon, off in our east inland hills an

. >> democratic congresswoman barbara lee, thanks for your time today. >> coming up, how the aftermath of the capitol riots is now putting the political career of a republican congressman in jeopardy more than a year and a half later, and democrats may be on the wrong side of that. >> first, two alarming health crises for the white house as the administration weighs new covid vaccines and the next steps to get rising cases of monkeypox under control. stay with us. bath fititter. it just fits. visit bathfitter.com to book your f free consultation. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [whistling] when you have technology that's easier to control... that can scale across all your clouds... we got that right? yeah, we got that. it's easier to be an innovator. so you can do more incredible things. [whistling] in three seconds, pam will decide... i'm moving closer to the grandkids! wait. i got to sell the house! don't wait, just sell directly to opendoor. easy as pie. piece of cake. whichever. when life's doors open, we'll handle the house. >>> in our health lead, can you wear a covid vaccine patch? could you in

lee. 35 people were arrested for causing a disturbance. they were cited and released. congresswoman speir -- speieer spoke to us about today's events. >> i worry about my daughter because she has less rights than i do at the moment. it is incumbent on me to protest, in a nonviolent way, that is how most great changes in our country have taken place. ama: congresswoman speier says this was her first ever arrest. she is calling a president biden to declare a public rights emergency on women's rights. dan: let's move on to monkeypox, which is in most of the b area. solano county confirmed its first case and as two other probable cases. this map shows you the number of cases in each county where monkeypox has been detected, solano, marin, san mateo, alameda, santa clara, and santa cruz. you can read up on what it is like to have monkeypox. the symptoms on our website, go to abc7news.com. hundreds of santa clara county health care workers are pleading with county management for help. they say they are short and critically overworked. abc7news r

progressive democrats mark pocan and barbara lee have proposed an amendment that would slash $100 billion from the military budget. congressmember lee said, "more guns and tanks are of no use to americans without housing, education, or healthcare." in sri lanka, one person was killed and scores of others injured after police attacked government protests in the capital colombo. this comes after president gotabaya rajapaksa fled the country for the maldives wednesday where he was met with protests. he reportedly has left bound for singapore, though this is not clear -- [indiscernible] ukrainian officials say at least 12 people were killed and more than two dozen injured after russian missiles fell on an office building and homes in the central city of vinnytsia. in a southern ukraine, russian shells blasted a hole in a high-rise hotel in the city of mykolaiv, where five people were reportedly killed by russian shelling. in easternkraine, russian strike destroyed a school in the city of kostiantynivka, leaving behind a massive crater. no one was injured in the attack but students were left t

congresswoman jackie spear and east bay congresswoman barbara lee were among at least 17 lawmakers who are arrested. a total of 35 people were cited and then released in the weeks as the supreme court overturned roe versus wade senate republicans have blocked democrats efforts to grant abortion rights nationwide or extend legal protections to women who cross state lines for abortion services response to those arrests. capitol police said recipe again after warnings were given some demonstrators refused to leave the street and blocked traffic. >> the u.s. house passed a voted to pass a bill that would enshrine federal same marriage protections into law. 47 republicans joined democrats to vote for that bill while 157 republicans voted against it. it is not clear whether it cannot pass the senate where at least 10 republicans would be needed to join democrats to overcome the filibuster's 60 vote threshold. democrats say congress has to protect the right of all americans to marry the person they love. >> every member of congress will get to stand and be counted today and you can choose. be

democrats like congresswoman barbara lee, maloney, ilhan omar and more than a dozen others were escorted out one by one. this demonstration really comes just days after the house passed two bills aimed at protecting women's autonomy and the right toon abortion. one bill codified roe into law and the other protected the right to interstate travel to seek an abortion. the bills, though, are not expected to pass the evenly-split senate. but despite all of the legislative roadblocks, democrats are trying in the keyword here is trying to find ways to do something to protect the fundamental rights that are under threat and also put republicans on record opposing them. in response to the concurring opinion justice clarence thomas wrote last month calling into question the right to same sex marriage. congress voted today to codify the right to same sex marriage and interracial marriage with the respect for marriage act. the bill passed with bipartisan support, 47 republicans joined all democrats in voting yes. and despite that broad support and the very clear language in justice thomas' concurri

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congresswoman barbara lee. also among those detained. she called the demonstration a moral responsibility to stand up for reproductive freedom and body autonomy. coming up a warning being sent out by police in the east bay. what we're learning about several robberies in broad daylight and what the thieves are targeted. and whether typical summer day out there cool temperatures. coast side only in the fifties but inland another round of some nineties for this afternoon. we eventually cool things off area wide. we have the update coming up. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medici

. >> that was congressman barbara lee today on msnbc. warning of a potential dark future for the supreme court. overturning the right to reproductive freedom, justice clarence made one thing clear. he wants the court to reconsider decisions to guarantee the rights to contraception and same-sex marriage. the good news is, congress is already moving to protect marriage equality this past week, the house passed the respect for marriage act. voting parades same-sex marriage protection to federal law now heads to the senate. joining me now to discuss is the deputy direction for transgender justice for the aclu's lgbtq and hiv project. chase, we spoke about a month ago. in new york. you told me you are not convinced that gay marriage is next. you are brilliant legal mind. i decided not to go to law school. explain why legally you do not see this happening. >> well, first, i want to be extra clear that i think everything is under threat. it's not that i think we should be -- it's not that i think our constitutional rights are safe and secure, b

lee all rested today while protesting outside the supreme court. they were fined for sitting outside the court blocking the road. they were later released. representative spear tweeted, we must speak out for patients rights to basic care and bodily autonomy. take a stand for those denied abortion care, forced to flee their states and get arrested for per people, women of color, lgbtq and people and all of those most hurt by the supreme court gutted abortion and california senator alex padilla is pushing to protect access to reproductive health care services for all americans. he and several other democratic senators introduced the expanding access to family planning act. he says it would protect access to birth control, cancer screening and other critical health care. the bill would provide 500 million dollars in mandatory funding for titled 10 services for each of the next 10 fiscal years. >> a cdc panel has voted unanimously to recommend the novavax covid vaccine for emergency use. cdc director doctor rochelle walensky has signed off on recommend

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all right, jackie spear, who along with other democratic congress people, barbara lee as well were arrested outside the supreme court protesting the supreme court overturning of roe v. wade, representative jackie speier. thank you so much. we appreciate it. great to be with you coming up here with caution for people to be careful where they use their credit cards coming up here on morning down to the warning police have for shoppers and where more card skimmers were just found in the bay area. also ahead, netflix lost almost millions of subscribers. but after a break, we'll talk live with an expert who says that's actually relatively good news. also look ahead to what investors should expect for the future of the streaming industry as i'll pick this one up. i earn 3% cash back on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. so, it's not a problem at all. you guys aren't gonna give me the fake bill fight? c'mon, kev. you're earning 3% cash back. humor me. where is my wallet? i am paying. where is my wallet? i thought i gave it to you. oooohhh? oh, that's not it either. no. no. stop

barbara lee, who chairs the pro-choice caucus. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. lee: thank you very much, madam speaker. i rise in strong support of h.r. 8373 which i am a proud original co-sponsor and i want to thank congresswoman manning for her tremendous leadership and also chairman pallone and speaker pelosi for bringing this bill to the floor. as co-chair of the pro-choice caucus, i know how important this bill is, especially after the supreme court's recent decision overturning abortion access. radical extremists have been clear they will be going after rights like contraception next, and that is just downright outrageous. it's hard to imagine so many freedoms are being taken away. abortion and contraception, no access to family planning, and, of course, no support at all from republicans for comprehensive sex education. everyone should have the freedom to make decisions about their bodies, their lives, and their future. that includes the right to choose which f.d.a.-approved method of contracepti

pallone: madam speaker, i yield a minute and a half to the gentlewoman from california, barbara lee, who's co-chair of the pro-choice caucus. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for a minute, 30 seconds. ms. lee: thank you very much. thank you, mr. chairman, for yielding, and for your work and for bringing this bill to the floor. let me also take a moment to thank our good friend, a great leader, congresswoman judy chu, for her vision and her persistent leadership. once again, chairman pallone, for bringing this to the floor once again. last month's supreme court decision is having devastating impacts across the country. now, i remember the days before roe, and now that the court has ended roe, we are truly in a state of national health emergency. abortion bans affect everyone, but their impact falls hardest on folks who face serious barriers to care, who already have these barriers because of the lack of equity in our health care system. women of color, people working to make end's people, rural people, young people. it's terrifiesing that people can be criminaliz