(carmen perez - attended walk for life)"this is our religious view. our first amendment right as our religious view that we're pro life"(ali look live tag)"perez has been going to this same march for the past seven years. she says what happened this year wont prevent her from going back again. in sacramento aw (pam) most americans think women should have equal protections under the law.. the same as men ... that is according to polls.. and most americans believe .. that protection for women is already the case .. even though, it is not the case. (ken) today in washington a bipartisan group of lawmakers that includes san mateo county congresswoman jackie speier -- says, the equal rights amendment needs to be ratified. washington correspondent alexandra limon explains what the bill is and why it faces hurdles. the equal rights amendment to the u.s constitution passed congress in 1972...it says, equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the united states or by any state on account of sex.statesrep. jackie speier / ca-d192 countr

(carmen perez - attended walk for life)"this is our religious view. infringe on our first amendment right as our religious view that we're pro life"(ali look live tag)"perez has been going to this same march for the past seven years. she says what happened this year wont going back again. in sacramento aw (vicki) on the peninsula -- san mateo police are looking for two persons of interest in a series of car burglaries in san mateo. police have released this surveillance video showing the people they are looking for. in this video you can see one man walk across a driveway and it looks like he tries to get into the car on the right side of the screen. these burglars broke windows on several cars back on january 19th. all of the burglaries happened in the area west of alameda de las pulgas and south of 28th avenue. (vicki) in the south bay... police are asking the public if they recognize a sexual assault suspect... they just released this sketch today. officers say he is wanted for questioning in connection to several sexual assault incidents in sunnyv

carmen perez took the video.. after she says.. she and her friends were told they had to leave the gallery because of their beliefs. perez says the employee reacted after seeing the signs two of her friends were holding... from the march.. the gallery... dennis rae fine art issued an apology to the group. ( james ) perez says she's attended the last seven marches and this incident won't prevent her from going back. ( james ) a stray dog living in a california culvert system for five -months... is now safe. "coco" is now in the care of sacramento's front street animal shelter. during those five- months.. patty collins went to visit coco and give her food. an animal control officer says, coco would get scared and run off whenever someone came near her.. so rescuing her beca

<carmen perez - attended walk for life)"we feel like he was giving excuses for the emplee never apologizedd our religious view that we're pro life">( darya ) perez says she's attended the last seven marches and this incident won't prevent her from going back. ( darya ) in the south bay... police need your help identifying a man wanted in a sexual asasult investigation. officers say he is wanted for questioning in connection to several sexual assault incidents in sunnyvale and santa clara. they say the assaults happened in both cities between april of last year... and this month. in several incidents.. police say the suspect targeted and groped women walking near raynor park in sunnyvale. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news ...a look at the pride of san mateo through the eyes of the man who knows him best... we have the tom brady story... coming up. ( james ) and a bay area restaurant is getting ready to close after nearly 100 years in the business. how long you have left to enjoy lucca ravioli. [music playing] (sashimi) psst. hey, you! the one with the designer dog collar. won

carmen perez took the video.. after she says.. the gallery...because of their beliefs. perez says the employee reacted after seeing the signs two of her friends were holding... from the march.. the gallery - dennis rae fine art - issued an apology to the group.. ( james ) perez says she's attended the last seven marches and this incident won't prevent her from going back. ( darya ) a chico business is giving away hundreds of prom dresses to high school students... all because of the "camp fire." the online retailer is called "lulu's"... and it had to empty out its warehouse before it burned down in the camp fire. as a result, the company now has about 600 brand new dresses and nowhere to store them... so they're giving them away to high school students across the sacramen

i name is carmen perez, and am crowd as one of the original organizes of the women's march, to welcome the women's wave. two years ago, as i stood on this stage and made promises to women and men and allies around the world to help build an intersectional movement that was bound in the liberation of all people, i shared on that day how power ofspoke of the being maladjusted to in unjust society. i vowed that we would not adjust to hatred and bigotry, we would resist islamophobia, xenophobia, white supremacy, ism.sm, misogyny and able we would be brave and intentional and apologetic in addressing the intersections of our identities, and collectively we would stand among the most marginalized, because they are us. those were not just words to me. i have worked in the prisons for 20 years and i believe in the inherent power and beauty of restorative justice. the idea that human beings are we maket, we fail, mistakes, but we do not throwaway people. -- we do not throw away people. my sistersst year, and i have faced accusations that have hurt my soul, charges of anti-semitism and neglectin

carmen perez-jordan/women's march inc.: "my sisters in women's march and i have faced accusations that have hurt my soul. charges of anti-semitism and neglecting our lgbtqia family. and i nt to be unequivocal in affirming that women's march and i and my sisters condemn anti-semitism and homophobia and transphobia in all forms."but several progressive partners had already pulled-out of the march ... and the city of chicago had already cancelled it's event.the march went on in other cities --actvisits hoped to disconnect the movement of unity and support from the controversy.ka'leigh gray / from harrisonburg, va: "regardless of your race, your color, your belief system... we love you and we're here to support you and have your back."i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (jrstone) our coverage of the women's marches continues here in san francisco... kron four's philippe djegal reports that the turnout was among the largest in the nation... and, certainly, here in the bay area. (philippe)nats- now, in it's third year... the women's march in san francisco, quickly becoming a janua

carmen perez-jordan/women's march inc.: "my sisters in women's march and i have faced accusations that have hurt my soul. charges of anti-semitism and neglecting our lgbtqia family. and i want to be unequivocal in affirming that women's march and i and my sisters condemn anti-semitism and homophobia and transphobia in all forms."but several progressive partners had already pulled-out of the march ... and the city of chicago had already cancelled it's event.the march went on in other cities --actvisits hoped to disconnect the movement of unity and support from the controversy.ka'leigh gray / from harrisonburg, va: "regardless of your race, your color, your belief system... we love you and we're here to support you and have your back."i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (justine) locally, our coverage of the women's marches continues in san francisco... where kron four's philippe djegal reports the turnout was among the largest in the nation... and, certainly, here in the bay area. (philippe)nats- now, in it's third year... the women's march in san francisco, quickly becoming

the ideas came together under a chsingle entity, women's m inc., led by four women: bob bland, carmen perezda sarsour, and tamika mally. lead organizers who became the faces of the movement. the 2018 march inspired slightly smaller crowds. fueled by the me too movement, calls for gun reform after the parkland and las vegas ngs, and focused on vote turnout ahead of the midterm elections.l posting on socdia, not enough. there's much more at stake here than that! >> nawaz: that november saw an historic number of women win elected office. en'she same time the w march itself came under increasing criticism. from the beginning, housing many, diverse causes under a single umbrella was a challenge. early criticism included a failure to highlight thete disproportiotruggles faced by women of color, conservative women, including pro-life groups, claimed they were excluded a preceding, this ar's march, accusations of anti-semitism. those charges center mallory's association with tion of islam leader lou farrakhan, an iconic and influential adamcate for black ica, who's also repeatedly made anti-semitic

march movement called for the removal of the four national cochairs -- bob bland, tamika mallory, carmen pereznd linda sarsour. she accused them of allowing "anti-semitism, anti-lbgtqia sentiment, and hateful, racist rhetoric to become a part of the platform." in response, the co-chairs accused shook of trying to fracture the network, denying her charges. much of the criticism focused on links between some of the co-chairs and the nation of islam's minister louis farrakhan who has been widely accused of being anti-semitic. as an organization, the women's march released a statement saying farrakhan's statements were "not aligned with the women's march unity principles." while tamika mallory and linda sarsour have repeatedly denounced anti-semitism, they faced d some criticism for refusing to personally denounce farrakan. the cocontroversy erected l last february when mallory attended an event where farrakhan spoke. the new documentary "this is personal" captures how mallory and the movement handldled the crisis. part of the film chronicles an emotional meeting between tamika mallory and a rabbi

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