in congress the only woman who was held a leadership position to the state's nancy pelosi. >> that's my privilege to present the gavel to the first woman speaker in our history, the gentlelady from california, nancy pelosi. [cheers and applause] >> she was speaker of the house and she still minority leader. there just are not enough women in the pipeline right now to be automatically considered to run for president. dishy we did see history being made with a woman running for president both on the republican and the democratic side. that had never happened before. it's a matter of getting more women into the pipeline and having them be seen as viable candidates. i think we are moving forward on the issue particularly from this year's campaign. one of the legacies i think will come from hillary clinton's campaign in 2008 and again in 2016 is the fact it's not that surprising anymore to see a woman running for president. or carly fiorina's campaign this year as well, that we start to get used to sing it with one woman on the debate stage during the primaries. i think that will be impor

leader nancy pelosi pelosi. every time i think i ever saw her, she acknowledged my presence and wanted to know what she could do to help. i do not think i ever answered that question. i should have. i will think about that. in closing, from 1948 through -- they wanted to do what they could to serve their when they served in the military in world war i, they were not military like the men, they were reservist and world war ii they were in the reserve for the duration plus six months. they couldn't be thinking about a career in the military until 1948 when women finally became official members of the military. when you think about that, we have come a long way since then. women have always been volunteers in a guess we will be until they decided draft us and if they do we are americans, too and we will want to serve our country. were taken in in 1901. --y were not formed by the like the men's course. the women to back it ranks. the reason they didn't is at the mail numbers said women should up the ordering men aro

house minority leader nancy pelosi and other house leaders were there. bisi onile-ere is there. >> what is happening in flint challenges the conscience of our inflation. >> reporter: house minority leaders nancy pelosi was joined friday by 25 members of congress. >> i say the more knowledge we have the more we can do for you. >> reporter: the federal lawmakers heard from the victims of the city's crisis which has plagued the community for nearly two years. >> what we further learned today we know we have to act. we have come here to listen, to learn, to act upon what we have put together after this, so that we can give hope and lealg. and healing. >> outside a home on the south side the first sign of action. >> my mission is to totally get the lead out of flint. >> flint mayor karen weaver on friday kicked off her fast start initiative, the goal, to replace all lead service lines and replace safe water in the city. as weaver pleads for more funding thousands in the city are doing what they can to get by. >> you ready? let's walk in the hallway. >> jaden

. >> house democratic leader nancy pelosi. talked about the taxes abortion law case currently under consideration by the supreme court. this is about 15 minutes.

. >> house democratic leader nancy pelosi. talked about the taxes abortion law case currently under consideration by the supreme court. this is about 15 minutes. >> good morning. yesterday we had our annual celebration of women's history month honoring the service and sacrifice of women veterans have defended our rights and freedoms. i am honored to be joined by first lady michelle obama and joe biden as we honored brigadier general thomas decorated woman and national security history. unfortunately in oral arguments republicans were working to undermine the rights and freedoms of all women. they sadly chose to continue there witchhunt against a scientific research wasting time and taxpayer dollars on radical of session. we are hopeful the justices will uphold the supreme court decision and for decades a precedent and reject texas politicians brazen assault on women's reproductive rights. republican actions deal with the court. they continue to obstruct with the refusal to even consider interviewing for having a hearing to fil

. >>> nancy pelosi will house a group of democrats to flint to discuss the city's ongoing water crisis. the visit coming ahead of the democratic debate in flint. that is on sunday night. >>> the mystery of what happened to missing malaysia airline flight 370. now there are new clues. a new possible piece of wreckage found. we have the latest on this next. >>> a piece of airplane debris that officials believe is part the doomed malaysia flight was found by an american tourist off the coast of mozambique. we have the latest from saima mohsin with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, christine. the debris found in the area. the oceananic experts believe it was washed ashore. the part identified last summer was part of 370. this is the coastline that any debris considering where they are searching would have ended up. there are two parallel sentiments here. experts and authorities making that search certain they are searching in the right place and the family members, christine, who believe that there is still hope. some of them believe this is happening in the right place. some believe

congressional delegation, including nancy pelosi. bisi onile-ere reports. >> reporter: house minority leader nancy pelosi and others visited flint, water crisis has plagued the community for nearly two years. >> what we further learned today we know we have to act. we have come here to listen, to learn, to act upon what we have well, put together after this, so that we can give hope and healing. >> reporter: outside the city's east side, karen weaver kicked off her fast start initiative, the goal to replace all lead service lines and replace safe drinking water this the city. as weaver pleads for more funding thousands in the city are getting what they can to get by. jaden sawr is three yearjaden s. he will be tested for lead poisoning. for more than a year flint's tap water was tainted with lead. sawyer was among thousands who were exposed. yolanda stewart learns of her grandson's test results within minutes. >> good news, jaden tested 4.3. >> but others haven't been as fortunate. after the city began pulling tap water from the city

house minority leader nancy pelosi was part of the group who went to flint yesterday. she says the trip will help keep pressure on congress to act on legislation that will help the city. s/rep. nancy pelosi/ (d) california, house minority leader :24 "what is happening in breaks the bond that people have with the government to be there of the water our children drink, the air they breathe, the safety of their food." crews began digging up service lines as part of the city and state's 'fast start initiative.' its designed to remove and replace all of the contaminated service lines. 15 people died in an attack by militants in yemen yesterday. four of the people who died were catholic nuns. they worked for the same started. 45-hundred sisters work for the charity and it is active in more than 130 a spokesperson for chairty says on of the nuns survived the attack because the shocking. the details that i get are that it happened at 8.30 in the morning local time while breakfast." eight elderly patients the nuns were treating also died. the gunmen ran away after the attack. n

house minority leader nancy pelosi was part of the group who went to flint yesterday. she says the trip will help keep pressure on congress to act on legislation that will help the city. s/rep. nancy pelosi/ (d) california, house minority leader :24 "what is happening in flint challenges the conscience of our nation. this is a tragedy of such magnitude because it breaks the bond that people have with the government to be there on issues like the safety of the water our children their food." crews began digging up service lines as part of the city and state's 'fast start initiative.' its designed to remove and replace all of the contaminated service lines. 15 people died in an attack by militants in yemen yesterday. four of the people who died were catholic nuns. they worked for the same charity mother teresa started. 45-hundred sisters work for the charity and it is active in more than 130 countries. a spokesperson for chairty says on of the nuns survived the attack because the gunmen couldn't find her. s/ sunita kumar/ missionaries of charity :15 "this news is really

. >>> a debate in detroit, members of the house were there including minority leader nancy pelosi, bisi onile-ere reports. >> what is happening in flint challenges the conscience of our nation. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi was joined by mks members omembers ofcongress. the federal lawmakers heard from the city's staff, over the problem that has plagued the city for over two years. >> what we've heard today, we know we have to act, we've come here to listen to learned, to act upon what we put together after this, so we can give hope and healing. >> reporter: outside a home on the city's south side the first sign of action. >> my mission is to totally get the lead out of flint. >> flint mayor karen weaver on friday kicked off her fast-start initiative, the goal, to replace all lead service lines and restore safe drinking water in the city. as weaver pleads for more funding, thousands in the city are doing what they can to get by. >> you ready? in the hallway. >> reporter: jaden sawyer is three years old. today he is among dozens of children in flint who will be tested for lead po

house minority leader nancy pelosi and jim clyburn are among those traveling to flint. the visit comes as community groups have taken action to help residents still dealing with lead in the water. the groups are using private donations to remove some of the toxic service lines from underneath the city. local and state government officials are trying to figure out the best plan to remove all of the bad pipes. transportation hub at the new world trade center is open to the public. it will be operational in the spring. providing access to path trains from new jersey and 11 subway lines that intersect in the area. >>> a litter of puppys is safe and sound, thanks to the work of the fresno, california fire department. firefighters rescued 3 puppies, their mother and another dog from an 8-foot deep space beneath the building. it's unclear how they ended up there and for how long. they rescued the moms and pups. one firefighter had to call 70 feet through a ton told retreef the other a adult -- retrieve the other adult dog. >>> sand storms caused issue in china. service stopped

thank you. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, democratic leader nancy pelosi. thank you general for your exceptional leadership on behalf of america's military women and indeed on behalf of all americans. wasn't that something? very special. [ applause ] oh my gosh. whatever you want. >> you know, i forgot to say that january 1st, after 29 years, i retired as being president of the memorial foundation. and my replacement is here, major general dee mcwilliams. where are you, dee? right there. she gets all of the worries now. >> and they both told me they need some money to pay the rent. i know that i speak for everyone here to say this was a very special experience to hear your history of women in the military and your personal experiences. you honor us with your presence, thank you, general. and i thank kathy mcmorris rogers for joining us in saluting american women's veterans in this celebration. thank you for your inspirational meg aj to us as well and for your leadership in the congress. [ applause ] and today, following up on what the general was telling us

and first lady and nancy pelosi were also in attendance. and the sobering reality that erasing a half century of mistrust won't be easy.ea >> reporter: it was a day of historic firsts. the handshake on cuban soil. the cuban military band playing the "star spangled banner." >> this is a new day. >> reporter: but castro's blistering criticism of trade embargo does not feel new. >> translator: we find it inconcease incon inceivable that they don't have equal pay, health care. >> reporter: and castro did take questions for umthe rom the press, a rare occurrence. but when asked about the political prisoners. >> translator: give me a name or names. >> reporter: it is an issue over shadowing the visit. >> there were dramatic arrests of peaceful protests, the ladies in white. what signal does that send? >>nd if i engage frankly, clearly, stating what our believes are and also being clear that we can't force change on any particular country. ultimately it has to come from within. the future of our two countries given the different interpretations of

nancy pelosi will lead the delegation on a fact finding mission. >>> and it's happypy birthday to josh bowman, he turns 28, nba all star, turned mayor, kevin johnson is 50, and patricia heaten turns 58 today. now keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early make it a great frida >>> right now nbc 6 is everywhere. >>> right now at 4:30 police think was an elaborate scheme to steal gasoline. >> two men arrested after offering to help a woman fix a flat tire, but police say it's what they were plotting that got them in trouble. >> and three young men behind bars for a crime they didn't commit. how they finally proved their innocence. >>> good friday morning. i'm dan kuse in for eric today. >> and i'm sheli muniz. >> it's great to be here. eric is in for ryan. hey, era. >> happy friday to you at home. temperatures are on the mild side near coastal areas. dealing with 67 degrees in miami. 70 in the opalaca area. dealing with temperatures in the upper 60s.

nancy pelosi will lead the delegation on a fact finding mission. josh bowman, he turns 28, nba all star, turned mayor, kevin johnson is 50, and patricia heaten turns 58 today. now keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. i'm dara brown. today." make it a great friday and have >> >> you see what happens again when you challenge him on a policy issue? the first thing he does is launch an attack on some little guy thing. mark: another bout of bickering at last night' s republican presidential debate. how ohio governor john kasich attempted to take the high road amongst all the arguing. lisa: a baby reportedly stolen along with a car. police say it was a lie. what officials are saying is the real story. mark: a mother and child killed in a head-on collision. how law enforcement is saying it'

nancy pelosi will lead the mission. >>> and it's happy birthday to josh bowman, he turns 28, nba all star, turned mayor, kevin johnson is 50, and patricia now keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. i'm dara brown. >>> now at 4:30, special session. how much it's going to cost you if north carolina lawmakers challenge charlotte's lgbt bill. plus rising crime in class. the cms statistics showing the danger your child could be facing on a daily witnesses. >>> anyone who ever deserved to be attacked that way is donald trump. >> waging war. three republican candidates take aim at the g.o.p. frontrunner. good friday morning. i'm ben thompson along side larry sprinkle.

pelosi and chuck shoe mer, than donald trump sp your man. marco rubio with only minnesota under his belt so far finds himself nay must win scenario in home state on march 15th in florida. >> ail can say is what he says he is and what le do are not the same thing. >> despite primaries and caucus ons the democratic side. we are any sanders finds himself more than 600 delegates behind hillary clinton. >> what this campaign is about is saying you know what, werk create nation we want to become. >> lynn: trum not just drawing anger from the gop candidates, conservatives are upset the appearance at the politicalal conference. >> lynn: and hillary clinton hitting the exainl rail in detroit. she delivered a message about creating jobs and strengthening the economy. > but the biggest insult of all was to the american people. the ee con na my, the economy what should be at top of any list that anybody running for president has was basically an after thought. >> lynn: democrats will ge debate in f fnt michigan sunday night. >> danielle: well, registere

i came up here to take a gavel away from nancy pelosi. it was everything i could do to run for 17 months. i get it. the more i looked at donald trump, the more i examined who he is and what he believes, i think he is the antithesis of who we are as american people and who we are in the republican party. the more i know about him, the less i trust him. >> that's a pretty damning assessment you've just heard. could someone like congressman ridgell cost the gop the election? >> it's always possible. i respect the congressman's service and all that kind of thing. very important. thank you. but i must say that what you're hearing from the congressman is the kind of thing that comes from republicans, establishment republicans, all of the time. in light of mitt romney's speech today, i wanted to hold up this book. this is t"the making of the president, 1964." mitt's father june of 1964 when barry goldwater was closing in on the nomination held a press conference and said if his views def ua deviated from the party, i'll do everything in my power

nancy pelosi will lead the delegation on a fact finding mission. >>> and it's happy birthday to all star, turned mayor, kevin johnson is 50, and patricia heaten turns 58 today. now keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early today." make it a great friday and look at the man wanted in the brutal attack of an elderly woman. we're learning police say he struck before. plus -- >> i've given my answer, lying ted. i've given my answer. >> confrontational, even crass. the highlights and the low-lights from the latest presidential debate. >>> it could very well be our last shot at snow. storm team 4 tracking it this morning. "today in new york" starts now. >>> i thought so. good morning everybody. it's friday morning, march 4th. i'm darlene rodriguez. >> i'm michael gargiulo. chris is off. the storm team raphael miranda is here. tracking, yes, raphael, snow. >>op that's right, yes. good morning, guys. march snow as you start your day. wet and slick as you start your day. from new ydrk city south on the jersey shore. nothing in northern westch

pelosi who have to deal with 4302 other people that got elected just like they did. so there is some built-in conflicts with that on top of the personality my addiction is a dispatch as your addiction how do you parnis that conflict? i think the viewers are turning up their volume. what kind of answer will they give? that comes from the body of personality. i say that respectfully because we have that cross to bear. >> like agriculture. we grow cotton. and that is acceptable throughout the southwest and midwest. >> i start with tolerance there has to be an understanding with the differences of religion and philosophy and politics is so corer as lovell of tolerance. bb better than some countries but not as good as we should be. and that concerns me. suggest finding ways to include everybody at the table because of newt gingrich has a voice or nancy pelosi but this collective cacophony comes together so when you reach a common ground possibility possibility, and everybody has a chance to give in and contribute to but it starts with relationship and tolerance and commun

nancy pelosi will lead the delegation on a fact finding mission. >>> and it's happy birthday to josh bowman, he turns 28, nba all star, turned mayor, kevin johnson is 50, and patricia heaten turns 58 today. now keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early today." a terrific weekend. but it's all rain now. you're probably wondering how long that's going to last... your super doppler 10 forecast is seconds away. only on 10, video showing a local bus driver hitting a student. find out why the student is also in trouble this morning. a snack that could help you live longer. what scientists found out about yogurt. we'll explain a little later. we need to get you caught up on a lot of news and weather on this friday. take a look at some of the snow pictures you sent us late last night and into the morning. most of these pictures come from the peninsula and western parts of hampton roads. a viewer in james city county told us he got just under an inch. but most of it has turned to rain. we actually have a few school delays, which you'll fi

and first lady and nancy pelosi were also in attendance. and the sobering reality that erasing a half century of mistrust won't be easy.ea >> reporter: it was a day of historic firsts. the handshake on cuban soil. the "star spangled banner." >> this is a new day. between our two countries. >> reporter: but castro's blistering criticism of trade embargo does not feel new. >> translator: we find it inconcease incon inceivable that they don't have equal pay, health care. >> reporter: and castro did take questions for umthe rom the press, a rare occurrence. but when asked about the political prisoners. >> translator: give me a name or names. >> reporter: it is an issue over shadowing the visit. >> there were dramatic arrests of peaceful protests, the ladies in white. what signal does that send? >>nd if i engage frankly, clearly, stating what our believes are can't force change on any particular country. ultimately it has to come from within. >> and president castro, what is the future of our two countries given the different interpretations of

on the democratic side, nancy pelosi was in san francisco. we have not yet heard from harry reid's office, the senate democratic leader so we're waiting to hear back from him. the leadership staff for those three members all safe and sound, so that is good news. but while this all went down, most of the legislative leadership -- in fact most of the lawmakers were not here today. it was easter recess. congress was not in session. so if this had to happen, today was a day where there was not as much traffic on the hill because congress was not in session. but really the breaking news that we are following, the suspect entered the capitol visitors center, set off the alarm as he went through, pulled his gun and as he did that, he was shot by capitol police officers, jake. >> okay, we're going to take a very quick break. we are expecting a live press conference from the capitol hill police department on what exactly transpired. we'll bring you a lot more after this quick break. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ for your retirement, you want to celebrate

nancy pelosi and assistant minority leader jim clyburn are among those traveling to michigan. >>> el chapo has had a change of heart it looks like. he says he no wants to be extradite edd back to the united states because he says he is complaining that the guards at the mexican maximum security prison won't let him sleep. they wake him up every four hours for head count. negotiate with u.s. authorities for a lighter sentence and confinement at a medium security prison. he once vowed to fight extradition. now it could be done in as little as two months. >>> there are reports this morning the leader of north korea ordered his military to be ready to use nuclear eapons, quote, at anantime in the face of growing enemy threats. north korea's official news agency reported he made the comments in an exercise with rocket launchers. the report said the country's militaryis also ready to carry out preemptive attacks.p >>> 5:51 on this friday morning, shocki allegations a florida funeral director, what police say he was doing to bodies. >>> all new on the nbc 6 news at 6:00 a.m., the woman behi

pelosi and secretary of state john kerry from the cuban govnment miguel diaz bermuda anesthesiamiguel diaz berma anesthesiaen bruno rodriguez and john kerry's cuban counterpart hernandez and mr. castro by the way is woyd oweer, his wife died nine years ago. and i would like to join my colleague here he will join me to talk about the reaction from that news conference. no matter what happens from this point forward, what happened both during the news conference and after the news conference will be hard to top. >> this is the major headline tonight. and we know everybody in south florida was watching because as ended, the emails at local 10 were flooded with folks saying this cannot be. we just did not hear what he just said. a lot of folks point together fact there are political prisoners here on e island inciting numbers and when you talk to folks here on the island, in havana, you get a different reaction. >> why do you have political prisoners and do you have e and why don't you release them? >> questioned by american journalist and it seems raul castro gets nruingterred when answe

house leader nancy pelosi is leading 25 delegates on a fact-finding mission. tour the city and meet with residents affected by the crisis. >>> all right. that did although it for "early today." i'm danielle serino. remember, you can get all your news, weather and sports right here. have a great weekend. thanks for watching. dramatic details coming in of water scue in aioch--- aftera a woman launches her r intthe r. >>> traumatic details of a water rescue in antioch after a woman launches her car into a river. who pulled her on to dry land. >>> a melee at the santa clara county jail and the newly installed cameras there capture the brawl between dozens of inmates. inmates considered some of the most dangerous at that facility. >>> as the republican party tears into its own, how the latest debate sets the tone for the contested race for months. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> and a good friday morning, thank you for joining us, i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia canon. we'll get to the weather because of the series of storms headed

pelosi to work with him. the country was in a deep -- in deep trouble. democrats controlled the body. we had a republican president. and we worked with the republican president. in the shadow, republicans would not work with us to rein in the big banks and financial institutions. they had been warned by the republican administration and only one republican voted for that bill, only one. time and time again, congressional republicans went to the extreme to block any positive legislation to improve our nation. the tactics used to obstruct the president were unprecedented. in effect, the republican leader told the president that none of his policies would get a fair hearing from the republicans, and that's basically true. republicans denied the office of the president the respect it deserves. their shoddy and disrespectful treatment became the norm. in six years, the republican leader launched more than 500,000 -- i'm sorry. i'm sorry. that is a little high. in six years, the republican leader launched more than

. >> house leader nancy pelosi here to talk at a luncheon that has raised $2 million for a ym function. the lunch is held at the yerba buena center for the arts. buena center for the arts. all the silicon valley fox. and william shatner is there and apple c.e.o. (o) co-found -- or cofound are saying it is way to celebrate being a geek. >> good morning, we have bart delays 10 minutes on the pittsburg/bay point again with a bus bridge. president obama on the road sensors, a problem in santa rosa with an overturn northbound 101 highway 12 off-ramp cleared out of the lanes and the orange on the screen is fog affecting the commute. we will talk with meek about that. we have this incident southbound 101 a couple of lanes closed with a major pothole at oyster point. no delays right now. they should have this open by 6:00. mike? >> we have fog on live doppler hd tracking the thick are fog. the visibility is not dangerous at 1.75 at napa and 2.5 in hayward with more fog around morgan hill that could slid into the south by. watch out for that as we head through the morning. june to 52 in most ne

.& nancy pelosi, dick durbin, patrick leahy. it was a rainy day and continues to be. there they are with their umbrellas. and there they are shaking the hands with rodriguez who is there. raul castro, the cuban leader was not on hand to meet with them, which is standard. >> anchor: yes, that is standard protocol. and meantime, away from the airport, the cuban government cracking down on dissidents ahead of the president's visit. our crews were able to capture this video. several members of the well known ladies in white were arrested and taken away by cuban police. >> anchor: they generally protest and march on sunday. this was their day to do it. this was a rather large protest. there was chanting, "castro no". you'll see they've been handcuffed and taken away. protest it is south florida. this was acene in little havana. some groups coming out thehe. and our glenna keeping a watch on the reactions. we're joined on our sets b our wonderful team of political reporters. michael, who knows cuba and dr. frank, who is the director of the latin and american caribbean cente

the president bringing along a delegation including house speaker nancy pelosi and three members of the u.s. senate. the president shaking hands before getting into his limo that has been called the beast. the president was planning to go to t t u.s. embassy to talk with staff members and there s a crowd of supporters waiting to greet him. >> it's an amazing experience to have the states%one look away. >> i'm glad you had your chance to briri your families here because i always like taking pictures with kids. that's the future that we hoped for, young american children, young cuban children by the time they are adults. they think it's natural that a u.s. president should be visiting cuba. >>reporter: the president talked with embassy workers at the hotel. the president not letting the rain put a damper on his trip. crowds cheer f@r president obama as he walked into a cathedral in old havana. the reaction a vast difference to decades of frosty relations between the two nations. the president waving several times before making his way into the white stone cathedral where he met with presi

pelosi and david duke. >> what does that have to do with donald trump? >> out there smashing windows. they're anti-semitic. >> none of that is happening. >> so why is it turning out or is it turning out to be advantageous that this tone benefits donald trump? i mean, there is going to be a lot of criticism and observations about what's happening, but seems his support seems to grow? what's behind that? >> fred, because there's a sort of babyish conduct you see from his detractors, so-called protestors. yes, some are protestors, some just rubble rousers, they're feelings hurt, suffering from microaggression they have a right to prevent other free speech rights. those who think this is essentially democracy central to this republic see that and say this is completely unacceptable behavior, a spillover from the authoritarian totalitarian you see on college campuses. makes up a lot of bernie sanders supporters, people from the left. he deserves respect but his supporters are acting like children. >> you're vocalizing conspiracy theories. everybody's seen the

nancy pelosi was joined by members of congress. >> the more knowledge we have, the more we can do for you. >> the federal lawmakers have heard from victims of the city's water crisis, which has plagued the community for nearly two years. >> what we further learned today we know that we have to act. we've come here to live, to learn, and to act upon what we have--well, we have put together after this so that we can give hope and healing. >> outside a home on the city's south side the first sign of action. >> my mission is to totally get the lead out of flint. >> flint mayor karen weaver on friday kicked off her fast start initiative. the goal to replace all lead service lines and restore safe drinking water in the city. as weaver pleads for more funding, thousands are pleading for what they can get by. jaden sawyer is three years old. today he's among dozens of children in flint who will be tested for lead poisoning. for more than a year flint's tap water was tainted with lead. sawyer is among thousand who is were exposed. >> yolanda stewart learned of her grandson's test results withi

pelosi and chuck shoe mer, than donald trump is your man. and he found himself in a must win scenario in his home state on march 15 oofnlgt we have trailing trump. >> ail can say is what he says he is and what he will do are not the same thing. and caw counts democratic side. r nissan ders finds himself more than 600 delegates behind hillary clinton. >> what this campaign is about is saying now, what we can create naismghts we want to become. meanwhile back on the gop side, donald trump not just drie driewg the i've gop candidates. conservatives are upset that they canceled a scheduled appearance tomorrow at sea cpac. in washington. joel wald mane. 7 news ierks. campaigning in detroit. she de live vairdz message about creating jobs. strengthening the economy and urging voters to get out and vote next tueueay. >> and last night, detroit played a different role didn't it? hosting the represent represent republican presidential, i don't know what to call it, i guess debate. so many insults flying back and forth t was hard to keep drak. >> but b

. >>> governor brown and michelle obama, former president bush, hillary clinton, and nancy pelosi, political and hollywood heavyweights from the past and present, gathered today for the funeral of former first lady nancy reagan. and evening though he wasn't there in person, husband ronald reagan loomed large over the service. the love they shared was clearly felt. laura anthony is live in simi valley outside the presidential library where the funeral was held. laura? >> reporter: rarely will you find this collection of dignitaries, states people, and hollywood celebrities all here to celebrate the life of a woman who was described as compassionate, funny, sometimes difficult, but always fiercely loyal to her husband. this was a private service, so the people who knew nancy reagan the best and loved her the most. especially through the eyes of the late president, ronald reagan. >> when he was on a movie set or on the road for general electric, or as a candidate, or as governor, or as president, he wrote her every single night. >> reporter: the former canadian prime minister read from a letter

pelosi and secretary of state john kerry from the cuban government miguel diaz bermuda anesthesiamiguel diaz bermuda anesthesiaen bruno rodriguez and john kerry's cuban counterpart hernandnd and mr. castro by the way is woyd oweer, his wife died nine years ago. and i would like to join my colleague here he will join me to talk about the reaction from that news conference. no matter what happens from this point forward, what happened both during the news conference and after the news conference will be hard to top. >> this is the major headline tonight. and we know everybody in south florida was watching because as soons this press conference ended, the emails at loc 10 were flooded with folks saying this cannot be. just said. a lot of folks pointnt together fact there are political prisoners here on the island inciting numbers and when you talk to folks here on thee island, in havana, you get a differenteaction. >> why do you have political prisoners and d/ you have -- and why don't you release them? >> queioned by american journalist and it seems raul castro gets nruingterred when answ

he helped fund harry reid and nancy pelosi taking over congress, which is what gave us obamacare. now if you are fed up with the ton, theon of washing answer is not supporting someone who has been funding and commenting -- profiting off of that washington corruption for decades. [applause] sen. cruz: so we are seeing the voters recognize this guy is not what i thought. the media, all these anchors describe him as the insurgent. there ain't nothing insurgent about this guy when he has been lining the pockets of every d.c. politico for 40 years, he is about as insurgent as george soros. how is that for an insurgent? [applause] sen. cruz: do you know what insurgents do? they actually stand up to washington. they don't find washington. they say no when washington is harming the people! [applause] sen. cruz: and the dynamic we are seeing, and the reason our , there are surging 70% of republicans who recognize donald trump is not the best candidate to go head-to-head with hillary. and if we nominate donald trump, we lose. trump and beats him badly, which means if we nominate donald trum

josh earnest and former speaker of the -- rather nancy pelosi are a few of the guests. >>> good morning, everybody. it's 5:00 a.m. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. gates are back open at metro stations across the washington area. >> we are on top of of your commute this morning riding the trains and standing by in vee enin a and foggy bottom to make sure you know about any issues. >>> and count on live reports every 15 minutes, but first what to expect walking out the door today with chuck bell. >> good morning, everybody. thursday off to a quiet start this morning. skies are mostly clear after some late showers in the day yesterday. off to a school start. another mild day coming. high temperatures today, mid to upper 60s, so not quite as nice as the hid 70s yesterday, but still warmer than average. and just like yesterday,he

nancy pelosi released this statement about her death, in june 2009 as speaker and californian, i was honored to welcome mrs. reagan to the capital and also to see her joy as we dedicated the president's statue in the rotunda. i hope it is a comport to the entire reagan family that so many around the world are praying for them at this sad time. >> nancy reagan certainly did a lot while in the white house. she's perhaps best known, as we mentioned for the just say no camp exam and keeping kids and young adults off drug, but she did so much more. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston. so many offering endearing words about nancy reagan. what made her so highly regardeded? >> it's been such for decades and it's not something that came and went and it's a sea change of sorts and beyond that let's remember that she was very active in promoting stem s-cell research and she thanked president obama after he reversed the stem-cell research instituted by george w. bush. in the later years she took on another very touching issue and that's alzheimer's and her husband, ronald reagan had al

san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi was on site and said the new terminal will connect 11 transit systems and bring the future to the city. >> so if you're talking about growing our economy, creating good paying jobs with bigger paychecks, if you're talking about cleaner air and a better quality of life, transbay terminal is the answer. >> the pattern is named after the man who discovered it, roger penrose. it can be extended infinitely without repeating itself. >>> health officials now say eight people here in california have contracted the zika virus. now there is a push to educate the public. >> today a symposium was held at ucsf to try to get the word out about the virus. five people have contracted it. those most at risk are people who have traveled to countries in central or south america, especially pregnant women. the virus has been linked to birth defects. >> zika virus sort of presents a pregnant woman's worst possible nightmare. needless to say pregnant women across the world are terrified of this disease. >> it the zika virus can also be transmitted through sexual cont

house minority leader nancy pelosi and assistant minority leader clyburn are among those traveling to the state. >>> mexican drug lord el chapo has had a change of heart, it seems. he now wants to be extradited back to the you states. he is complaining the guards at the mexican maximum security hours for head count. he told his lawyer to negotiate with lawyers for medium security prison. it could be done in as little as extra months. >> save our kings and queens. >>> a group here coming together to protest violence in our community. they want more to be done to solve killings in the area. the men accused of killing king carter in jail, there to support mothers and fathers of cases that have not been solved. the crowd chose to rally in this corner along northwest 62nd street and 24th avenue. a man in his 30s was gunned down wednesday afternoon. miami-dade police need help and leads in the case. a congressman is asking for federal help. carlos cabello calling on the feds totoombat violence. he is hoping the attorney general will approve a transfer to help out local police departments fi

house minority leader nancy pelosi is among those traveling to flint. in all, 12 house members and one senator are making the trip. estimates say between 6,000 and 12,000 children have been affected. instead of uses treated water from detroit, they used water from the flint river that's higher in salt content which corroded pipes. >>> a group of community activists is using private donations to pay contractors to start digging those corroded pipes out of the ground. the city says at least 15,000 homes need pipes replaced. organizers say it's time for people to step up and take action. >> the people coming together. it's a human right issue. we have to take it upon yourselves to do something and take action. and to empower ourselves and save our own lives they're not here to do that for us. >> while people wait for their pipes to be replaced, one local health company donated water bottles and offered free lead testing to them. >>> light snow, it's accumulating on grassy surfaces, sidewalks. it may be accumulating on some roadways. we have a crash, though

pelosi, arnold schwarzenegger, governor jerry brown, and tom selleck, bo derek and wayne newton to name a very few ..n >> doing some research looking at the history of nancy reagan you have covered this event that she attended looking back on her career one thing that strikes me as we look at this video is the picture that was taken in 2,004 at ronald reagan's funeral when she was n hugging and kissing the casket and mouthing the words, i love you, tell us about this love storyu. >> it was a true american love story, then at what he was guild and she was an actress . the case of mistaken identity she was almost blacklisted, they were in one movie, hellcats of the navy have been married 52 years, i observed thatat a couple of timesa as a reporter in california, when the cameras were not rolling, they were extremely intimate,er talking together, she was known as protective of ronald reagan, anybody who dared to cross her man, you could see that she was a pit bull . the legendary dustup with president reagan and donald t. regan and she would have none of it was vercammen. >> breaking news,

actress sara oh lorne michaels c and nancy pelosi and senator sen pap patrick leahy snagged a s ticket to the big event.ck to >>> after the break an updateth on that death investigation in fairfax county. we have a crew headed to thehe scene. >> also ahead, two top executive at the woundednd warriors project out of a job a this morning fired over suspicious spending. that's next. first let's check in with gary h and the weather.and >> it's only 70 degrees out this morning.this that ain't bad, hm? we're w going to get some showerse showe coming through.ng to weekend details coming up. stay with us. annie, maureen.aureen. erin como is around here somewhere. >> she is here. >> we'll be back. >> we're all back. >> a death investigation underti way in lorton, virginia. l police say they found a man, he was in the 6,000 river drive.. they say he was suffering fromfr trauma to his upper body. b melanie alnwick is en route to t the scene. as soon as she gets therets she'll update us on the us information as it becomes available.ble >> ♪ >> all right, meantime we are waking up to 70 degrees,

pelosi. presented of pelosi. : -- pelosi: isn't it wonderful that we heard morgan's beautiful tribute? thank you for handling the space so beautifully. [applause] rep. pelosi: mr. speaker, i am pleased to welcome all of you here today. we are joined by senator sessions, senator booker, and how pleased we are to be here with terri sewell. so many friends from alabama. every day here is an alabama splash. [laughter] rep. pelosi: what an honor it is to be here with reverend frederick douglass reese. thank you, reverend. and what an honor it is for each of us, every day, to serve with john lewis and the congress of the united states. [applause] rep. pelosi: he is wearing two hats today, well not any hat. both the hatring as a foot soldier and a congressman, john, thank you for blessing our country with your service every day. [applause] rep. pelosi: 51 years ago, thousands of men and women forward to lay claim to the most fundamental right in our democracy, the right to vote. bigotry andfered bru

in congress the only women is nancy pelosi. >> it is now my privilege to present the gavel of the united states house of representatives to the first woman speaker in our history, the gentlelady from california, nancy pelosi. [cheers and applause] >> is still a minority leader. who, not enough to consider running for president. we saw history being made with a woman running for president on the republican or the democratic side. it is a matter of getting women into the pipeline. and having them be seen as viable candidates. we are moving forward on that issue particularly from this year's campaign. once the legacy will come from the campaign in 2008 and 2016 is the fact it is not that surprising anymore to see a woman running for president. carly fiorina's campaign as well, started to get used to seeing at least one woman on the debate stage during the primaries and i think that will be important moving forward to make sure that progress continues. more women not only on the democratic side the republicans side as well. i'm not sure what is worse, democrats republicans. democrats have no