>> hablamos con la congresista barbara lee quien visite los centros de refugio la frontera.a bahÍa enviÓ una carta a la vicepresidenta, kamala harris, haciendo una peticiÓn para involucrarse nos planes para garantizar la protecciÓn de estos menores y asegurar que se reÚnan con sus padres. ramÓn adame, nos habla de la visita que hizo la congresista. ramÓn: son mÁs los 600 de los menores que viven en estos centros de detenciÓn. la congresista de oakland, barbara lee visitÓ los lugares y dice que parecen centros carcelarios. metas que representantes decolisiones le dieron a la vicepresidenta, kamala harris que se les tome en cuenta para cambiar la realidad traumatizante. >> me pueda ayudar? yo venÍa con un grupo de personas y me dejaron votados. ramÓn: es la desesperaciÓn de un menor abandonado su suerte por un grupo de migrantes, una realidad que se vive a diario entre la frontera de mÉxico si estados unidos. un menor que tuvo la suerte de ser encontrado por un agente de la patrulla fronteriza. la senadora, barbara lee, visito algunos refugios y la zona fronteriza de el paso,

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a chance to live a real equity. >> joining me now is democratic congresswoman barbara lee of californias in the chamber tonight for the president's speech, and right there you saw she had a conversation with the president after the speech on his way out. congresswoman lee, thank you very much for being here. >> hello, jonathan, glad to be with you this morning or this evening. >> right. >> all right, congresswoman lee. what'd you all talk about? >> well, first of all, i just had to let them know how much i appreciated his speech, and we talked about several things, but one issue that i want to raise that i think is so important, and that is that the president tucked about poverty and lifting people out of poverty. you know, for so long here in washington, d.c., using the p word is something that did not exist. i chair the task force on poverty and opportunity. you know, making the child tax credit permanent. right now half of children living below the poverty line will be lifted out of poverty, and so poverty and eliminating poverty is a big issue for me, and i thanked him for that as p

coming up, i will talk with congresswoman barbara lee on why she supports the bill. >>> voting rights is heating up. 108 new restrictive election bills have been introduced across 47 states. that makes the total 361 potential new bills in this country. last hour, congressman karen bass telling me what she thinks is behind this push. >> there's a part of our country that wants to prepare for minority rule. they see the future. they see the demographic shift. they're not going to be able to change it. they are losing voters because of their extreme views. so they want to prepare to be in power whether they win elections or not. the idea in georgia that they can essentially overturn elections, if this had been in place before, maybe trump would have been able to find his 11,000 votes. >>> new today, a shocking investigation from "the new york times," finding donald trump duped campaign supporters who thought they were donating once and actually charging them repeatedly. the campaign was eventually forced to refund more than $122 million. two white house reporters are joining me with the

congressman barbara lee. plus, biden says america's forever war is coming to an end. i'll speak to the admiral who oversaw the raid that killed bin laden. also my exclusive interview with nom chomsky. >>> and i speak to oscar nominated actor, all coming up tonight. all coming up tonight. >>> good evening. i'm mehdi hasan. police in northern maine shot and killed a 28-year-old man named jacob wood. same day police in houston killed 46-year-old marcello garcia. his family says he was suffering from a mental health crisis. friends say they've been worried about the mental health of jeffrey healy, age 40, before he was shot and killed in new hampshire. tyler green, age 23, shot and killed while responding to a domestic disturbance. april 5th, police in south jersey shot and killed a man. same day police in honolulu shot and killed a 16-year-old boy during a pursuit. april 3rd, a 21-year-old man in new york city was running away from gunman and toward the police when officers shot him multiple times in the torson. gabriel taso was killed. a few of the people who have been

the honorable congresswoman barbara lee. mrs. lee: thank you so much, congresswoman jackson lee for yielding. thank you, madam speaker. i want to -- thank you my sister. i rise to celebrate the remarkable life of our dear friend and dedicated publicer is vancht and warrior for justice, the honorable and he truly was the honorable alcee hastings. thank you, congresswoman beatty, for organizing this special order to honor our friend this evening. i'd like to offer my deepest condolences to congressman hastings' family, his wife, patricia, his staff, his loved ones, his children, his grandchildren. i know this loss is deeply felt an i'm praying for the hastings family and also for his -- to his proud constituents who i had the honor to meet in my visits to his district. congressman hastings was a trail blazer. he lived a life of firsts. first african-american federal judge appointed to the state of florida and the first african-american to lead the u.s. he will signkey commission. i've had the privilege to travel with alcee to europ

>>> tonight my conversation with democratic congresswoman barbara lee. plus biden says america's forever war is coming to an end. i'll speak to the amiral that oversaw the lead of osama bin laden. and that's all coming up tonight. >>> good evening, i'm mehdi hassan. in main police shot a man in maine and friend say they were worried about their friend before he was shot and killed by police in new hampshire two weeks early. police in upstate new york shot a 23-year-old while responding to a domestic disturbance, and in new jersey police shot a man for allegedly fleeing a traffic accident and that same day police in honolulu shot a 16-year-old boy in pursuit. a man was running away from a gunman and toward police when police shot him multiple times in the torso. just a few of the people who have been killed by police this month alone. so many people that at one point coverage of the murder trial of one police officer gave way to coverage of yet another police killing just a few miles away. ever since the murder trial of derek chauvin started on march the

. >> also nice and vicki immediately congresswoman barbara lee and mayor libby shaft. both of oakland responded like so many others tonight to that guilty verdict. they both applauded the jury for their decision. >> carrying out their civic duty. a jury in minneapolis came to a decision under unprecedented pressure in a trial that carried with it. the civil rights movement of the scale that has not been seen in decades. the death of one black man. george floyd brought on 3 criminal charges against a police officer who for the first time in minnesota history was convicted oakland congresswoman barbara lee shared her thoughts with kron 4 news this a crack in the door been open to police accountability. >> and the george floyd justice in policing must be passed and signed into law because. >> this bill, allow for more transparency and we really say was no one is above the law, including police officers and would end qualified immunity. the city of oakland has set the stage for activists for generations. >> including the movement 2020 sparked by floyd's mayor libby shaft d

>> joining us now, congresswoman barbara lee of california.l like for once i haven't made you get up crazy early in the morning to talk to me. let's talk about the study that indicates that white grievance, people coming from areas with a decline in white populations in america replaced by either hispanic or black people, and that fed into the decision to storm the capitol on january 6th. does that help the context? >> that's the context that as an african-american we know. i know. white supremacy has been with us since the beginning of time here in america. and in fact what is taking place now as we saw january 6th is that the organizing, such as the oath keepers, proud boys, along with donald trump, rudy giuliani, all of them have gotten together now to really try to in many ways, first of all, they entered into what we say is an attempted coup, but they're trying to take away our constitutional rights. you see what is taking place across the country in terms of voter suppression laws. so this has been with us. and now i think the rest of th

de tratar una persona en el sistema criminal, en el sistema de justicia, marÍa: la congresista barbara lees mÁs justas. >> aplaudimos el veredicto porque fue lo correcto, pero era claro queeste policÍa matÓ al seÑor floyd. debemos recordar que mucha gente ha muertoa manos de la policÍa y tenemos que seguir adelante, re imaginar la policÍa. marÍa: quÉ clases de mensaje le estÁ enviando este veredicto a las comunidades de color. por ejemplo a la latina o la afroamericana que a veces son blancos de excesos por parte de la policÍa? >> el crÉdito es muy importante para comunicar que sÍ se puede lograr justicia, perono podemos olvidar la lucha necesaria en este mismo caso. no levantaron cargos al principio.requerÍan semanas de manifestaciones, antes de que el fiscal comenzara el caso criminal. marÍa: san josÉ fue una de las ciudades que registra protestas tras la muerte de george floyd. el alcalde sam licardo aplaudiÓ el veredicto, pero dijo que hace falta mÁs por hacer. alcalde licardo: se hizo justicia, pero no es una reivindicaciÓn. aÚn tenemos mucho trabajo delante para restaurar la confianz

than 4 hours after that verdict was read and then we're going to talk with oakland congresswoman barbara lee to have her reaction to the verdict and what she thinks needs to happen next. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. the news of coming up next. >> the bay area's local news stations. you now with breaking news. >> we the jury in the above entitled matter as to count one unintentional second-degree murder while committing a felony, find the defendant guilty. 3rd degree murder. perpetrating an eminently dangerous act. find the defendant guilty. second degree manslaughter, culpable negligence creating an unreasonable risk. find the defendant guilty. >> we are following the breaking news out of minneapolis. 4 former police officer derek chauvin has been convicted of murder and manslaughter in the death of george floyd good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm catherine heenan and i'm ken wayne chauvin was found guilty on 3 charges. this afternoon. second-degree murder, third-degree murder. >> and guilty of manslaughter. he could face up to 40 years in pr

greeting her at the airport, the lieutenant governor, senator alex padilla who was her replacement and barbara lee. went straight to a water treatment plant in oakland. this is video from the visit where she joined governor newsom for a walking tour of the upper san leandro treatment plant. she discussed how new american jobs plan would provide investment of more than $111 billion in the infrastructure to be sure it is safe and equitable. >> looking at water policy in a way that recognizes whatever the region of our country, people may think west coast, east coast, rural, urban, they're so different. not on this subject. >> this is harris' first visit to oak land since she became vice president. she's planning on heading back to l.a. in a couple hours to spend the night there are. >>> in a couple hours, senator padilla to visit the oakland vaccination site. he's been pleading with the government to keep it for several more weeks fement may is slated to pull out april 11 after declaring its eight week mission to vaccinate people at the colosseum was accomplished. >>> in a 6-2 decision justices deci

before we do that, i want to have us hear from congresswoman barbara lee. she represents the 13th district of california, but for today's purposes, really important purpose, that's a champion in the congress of the united states for the people's vaccine. she served on the budget and appropriations committee and the only african-american woman in the democratic leadership serving as co-chair of policy and steering. so, it's wonderful to have her join us and to hear her comments on this really critical matter. so if we can hear from congresswoman. >> thank you, for that very kind introduction. and thank you to oxfam and the georgetown women for peace and security for inviting me to be a part of this very important event today. i am so proud to join an incredible group of leaders who have been in this fight for global health equities for, many, many years. join forces with this group of individuals makes me more optimistic than ever. that we could truly end this pandemic for everyone. the world needs a people's vaccine. we need to change course from the curren

us to talk to us on kron. 4 news about their thoughts on this and guilty verdict congresswoman barbara lee and mayor libby schaaf of oakland saying that they are in agreement with this guilty verdict and are applauding the jury for their decision. >> carrying out their civic duty. a jury in minneapolis came to a decision under unprecedented pressure in a trial that carried with it. the civil rights movement of the scale that has not been seen in decades. the death of one black man. george floyd brought on 3 criminal charges against a police officer who for the first time in minnesota history was convicted oakland congresswoman barbara lee shared her thoughts with kron 4 news this a crack in the door been open to police accountability. >> and the george floyd justice in policing must be passed and signed into law because. >> this bill, allow for more transparency. and we really say was no one is above the law, including police officers and would end qualified immunity. the city of oakland has set the stage for activists for generations. >> including the movement 2020 sparked by floyd's mayo

. >> reporter: east bay congresswoman barbara lee. >> president biden talked about the poor, about low-income people, and he talked about fighting for working men and women, talked about union jobs. he covered a lot of territory that i think progressives can be pleased about. >> reporter: and in the republican response south carolina senator tim scott argues america should thank mr. biden's predecessor for the covid response. >> this administration inherited a tide that had already turned. the coronavirus is on the run thanks to operation warp speed and the trump administration, our country is flooded with safe and effective vaccines. >> it's never, ever, ever been a good bet to bet against america, and it still isn't. we're the united states of america. >> reporter: ian cull, "today in the bay." >> you can hear more from the president on our website, nbcbayarea.com. just click on the top story box. we're breaking down the key takeaways, and there's also a fact check of the president's speech. >> we now know the names of the three officers who responded to the 911 call in alameda that resulte

. >> reporter: in attendance, east bay congresswoman, barbara lee. >> he talked about the poor and low income people and fighting for working men and women. he talked about good paying union jobs, and he covered a lot of territory i think progressives will be pleased about. >> reporter: in the republican sentence, tim scott argues that america should thank mr. biden's predecessor for the covid response. >> this administration inherited a tide that already turned. the coronavirus is on the run thanks to operation warp speed and the trump administration, our country is flooded with safe and effective vaccines. >> it is never, ever a good bet to bet against america and it still isn't. we are the united states of america. >> reporter: ian cole. >> to hear more from the president, we are going to break down the key take aways and a fact check of the president's speech. >> breaking news out of san jose. police are investigating a deadly hit-and-run at the intersection of monterey highway. there is a road closure in effect. investigators say a pedestrian was killed and we are working to gathe

the congresswoman met up with barbara lee and said she brought up the issue of the mass

. >> reporter: she met with the owner of write or catering to talk about credit, with barbara lee andothers. >> went to the bank and she heard this term should never heard before. >> reporter: she has been given a high profile assignment by her boss. the president has tasked with solving the immigration issue at the southern border. she says that is with good reason. >> most of the tasks like that, they come with risks, the, downsized, so of course this stuff is all hard but it would not be hard if they were finding her small tasks, nominal tasks. we would be saying that this is disrespectful. >> it was very brief. she has since hopped on a plane back to los angeles late this afternoon. >>> alex padilla also in oakland, visiting the vaccination site at the coliseum. she says it will remain open. the site which is run by fema and cal oes was supposed to shut down on sunday just four days before the eligibility opens up to every californian 16 and older. the vice president says now is, the site will continue to operate and it is a good thing. >> it is with our interest in maintaining th

it was the first time in history. 2 women stood behind the president a moment congresswoman barbara lee said she was proud of. >> having. the vice vice president kamala harris of black south asian woman. born in oakland raised in berkeley, in my congressional districts. and when the speaker the first woman speaker in history sitting together 2 of the most powerful people in the world who happen to be women in from the bay area. i mean, i do have bragging rights. >> when asked about the significance of the moment. vice president harris said it was, quote, normal. house speaker pelosi said it was quote about time. california lawmakers are expected to the state's budget surplus to reach as high as 20 billion dollars while the assembly still waiting on a final budget estimate for the year budget chairman phil ting says that money couple with the 26 billion dollars collected in federal stimulus makes this year a more flexible one for spending. >> but just she a pretty drastically make sure we're protecting every day california we have millions of vulnerable californians before covid we're lo

and bay area congresswoman barbara lee, his contributions to hip hop music and culture will never berased. his cause of death is unknown. >> he was a legend in oakland and beyond. >>> the a's plan to build a new ballpark is moving on step by step. the financial plan to convince the city to give them the green light. the a's say they will pay for the $1 billion ballpark all by themselves as well as set aside $450 million for affordable houtsing. the team is asking for the oakland city council to we're back in a moment. >>> get complete bay area sports coverage with the xfinity sports desk every day at 6:00 and 11:00 p.m. sponsored by xfinity. get live stats and scores right on your which shows will you be getting into tonight? how about all of 'em. netflix. cuz xfinity gets you really into your shows. when someone burns for someone who does not feel the same. oh, daphne. let's switch. from live tv to sports on the go. felix at the finish! you can even watch your dvr from anywhere. okay, that's just showing off. you get all of this with x1. so go on, get really into your shows. you nee

today, east bay congresswoman barbara lee called for passage of that floyd act as well, she said, quote this verdict has cracked open the door to accountability. but true justice is a world in which this never happened to mr floyd or to countless others. let this be a reminder that we must move forward and. never turned back in san francisco's mission district. people said they hope the verdict is a new beginning when it comes to systemic racism. our team coverage picks up now with ktvu. is debra. be alone on how she opens conviction might be a turning point death. really people look to the sentencing next, and two police and prosecutors everywhere to see what cues they take from this verdict. this is summit. rejoice yes, said speakers in san francisco's mission district. but don't forget the others before and since while the trial was going on, dante right, was murdered. adam toledo was murdered, activists say last summer's seismic response to george floyd's murder, moved the needle on police reform and that public outcry laid the groundwork for the jury's verdict. but we are in a figh

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harris and house speaker nancy pelosi, both with bay area ties that meant so much to congresswoman barbara lee. >> it really reminded me of the people, the individuals, those women, especially, who fought so hard and paid such a deep price just to get today. it with us quite a moment for me personally. >> reporter: and children's council san francisco ceo was in full support of the american family's plan that president biden spoke of. ai among the other thing, the $1.8 trillion plan would provide universal preschool. >> billions of dollars in support of a universal pre-k and expanded subsidies for child care is a game-changer for family, investment for children. >> reporter: but it wasn't all smiles. the spending means taxing. the plan is to tax the top 1% but many republicans are skeptical, saying it is not sustainable. >> it is a terrible year. i wrote about his proposals to raise taxes. the economy is now just recovering. sigh finning money out of the private sec forwas and idea. . >> the vice president spoke exclusively at the live desk. >> vice president harris spoke with robin roberts an

the congresswoman met up with barbara lee and said she brought up the issue of the mass vaccination site at the coliseum. people said they're ready to support the rebuilding plan. >> we need to get the roads fixed and anything to help i appreciate the fact she is coming here in person during covid. >> another familiar face welcomed the vice president during her visit. senator padilla. not much fan fare for this trip unlike the previous visits. no rallies or photo-opes. the two events closed to the public and for the most part the media, as well. the vice president did grant our raj mathai access today. >> this was a different time. right? we both dealt with her so many times across the years and just different now. you still see glimpses of the woman we know. logistically the process started yesterday when we had to get covid tested from the white house advance team in san francisco. today layers of handlers and secret service, even for a vice president. the security detail is heightened for her. underneath all of that it's still that woman we know. for so many years. our exclusive inter

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and before we do that, i would like to have us hear from congresswoman barbara lee who represents the 13th district of california, but for today's purposes, really important purpose, she is a key champion in the congress of the united states and she has served on the budget and the powerful appropriations committee, and she is the only african-american woman in the democratic leadership is serving cochair for policy. it is wonderful to have her join us and to hear her comments on this really critical matter. >> thank you. thank you so much for that very kind introduction. and we thank you to the georgetown institute for women's peace and security were inviting us to be apart of this very important event today. and i'm so proud to join an incredible group of leaders who have been in this fight for global health equity for many years the world needs a people's vaccine. we need to change course from the current vaccine and we simply cannot wait a year or two. for the world to get access and it will not translate to herd immunity for another 4.6 years. .. >> and most vulnerable population

california congresswoman barbara lee is one of the lawmakers who recently visited these border facilitiese told my colleague alex witt earlier today. >> we have to redefine the narrative and talk about this as a humanitarian effort. but also we have to make sure these children have the resources and that they get out of these facilities into their sponsors -- you know, to their sponsors or their family members right away. so as a member of the appropriations and budget committee, we're trying to put more resources into expediting young people to make sure that they go where they needing to to begin their lives again. >> on the ground in el paso with more, nbc's cal perry. cal, what more can you tell us about the influxes that we're seeing at the border? >> you know, a lot of it is caused by title xlii. a reminder to our viewers, this is a law from the 1940s that president trump put into effect 13 months ago. the biden administration has kept it in place. it gives the power to the border folks here, the customs and border protection folks, to basically turn around and expel folks who are c

. >>> tonight my conversation with democratic congresswoman barbara lee. of osama bin laden. and that's all coming up tonight.

the vice president was joined by senator alex up adn congresswoman barbara lee and she was only hereew hours, but she spent the day focusing on jobs, small businesses in the importance of investing in infrastructure, specifically infrastructure at water treatment plants like east bay mud kron, four's noelle bellow tracked the vice president today and she joins us now live in the studio with more on the visit. well, that's right. sanaz the vice president was joined by governor gavin newsome at the east bay municipal utility district. >> they were given a tour of the facility and the vp enjoyed conversations with some longtime employees while she was there not only was the vice president focused on the importance of clean drinking water itself, but also the importance of equitable access to that clean water. she said clean water is a right, a precious resource and the country needs to address its access issues. the vice president says the 2 trillion dollar american jobs plan is looking to focus on this issue with 111 billion dollars set to go towards infrastructure. she said east bay m

. >>> barbara lee plans to hold a virtual town hall with new california senator alex padilla. they'll discuss the recently passed $2 trillion covid relief bill, you can link to it from lee's facebook page at 5:15 p.m. >>> once you get the vaccine you can get the verification card. but what happens if you lose it? you could breathe easier if you tend to be forgetful. the cdc says you can get a new one from the vaccination site where you got it or through the state health department. they also recommend taking a photo of it and then emailing it and don't post it online because it may be used to steal your identity. >> i did not think about that. i honestly didn't look at the little paper that they gave us but i'll make sure not to post. >> those vaccine cards could also soon be used by airlines if you want to take an international flight. >>> former 49ers center jerry newberry has sold his brentwood home, according to the "east bay times" the mansion at cherry farm sold for $3.5 million, that's about $1.5 million under the original asking price. newberry works as an nfl analyst

jobs, child care and higher education opportunities bigger a congresswoman democrat anna eshoo and barbara lee shared their thoughts with us. >> all of his policies are wraparound policies, whether it's how they the family and their income, their security, the education of their children, how we address. a universal system for health care. not raising taxes on on the middle class. he says that there have to be others that pay their fair share. everything that he put forward was really all about fairness and how to build and rebuild. number one, our democracy. but understanding how families have to work today. understanding i mean, who can work 40 hours a week. and some little per hour when i was growing up. whatever people earned. they could raise their family on that. the president and my address. so many of those issues. >> that has a progressive and as an african american and as a woman wanted to from the president and for a while. >> and so i was to hear him talk about poverty and child poverty for him talking about climate change in the forever wars. passing the voting rights act hr or an

also congresswoman barbara lee and senator alex padilla. er time touring a water treatment plant in san leandro with governor newsome. now she was only here for about four hours are political reporter greg lee followed her visit and tells us where she went and what she said. vice president kamala harris touchdown in oakland, her first official visit to her hometown since being sworn in first stop a tour of east bay mud's upper san leandro water treatment plant, joined by governor gavin newsom the american jobs plan looks at it in terms of the infrastructure, peace and in particular what we need to do to build back up and to build a new. what we can do to preserve and to make sure all people have access to clean water and affordable water. harris his visit to the plant part of a concerted effort by the white house to build support for sweeping $2.3, trillion infrastructure and climate proposal, introduced by president biden last week, the so called american jobs plan includes 621 billion for transportation improvements. 213 billion for afford

barbara lee will vote yea on h.r. 1996. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. stefanik, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. stefanik will vote yea on h.r. 1996. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. perlmutter: thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. moulton of massachusetts, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. moulton will vote yes on h.r. 1996. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. lawson of florida, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. lawson will vote yes on h.r. 1996. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from indiana seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. baird of indiana, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. baird

pelosi joining the president in this joint session and it was quite a moment for a congresswoman barbara lee to see. >> having. the vice vice president kamala harris of black south asian woman. born in oakland raised in berkeley, in my congressional districts. and when the speaker the eirst woman speaker in history sitting together 2 of the most powerful people in the world who happen to be women in from the bay area. i mean, i do have bragging rights. >> and asked about it. speaker pelosi said it's about time. i just want to be called madame matt. i love that. madam speaker madam vice fulsome. can you do that for me. captain or i don't know something i want to no and what other all right. never mind for. we've got to be the bear wet. yes, i like shrable >> well, it is going to be a nice one today, unfortunately has been too nice lately. that's been the problem. we've seen all the sunshine. this nice weather that we've been enjoying and that comes with dry conditions that have been ever so expanding across the bay area and drought monitor has been released this morning showing increased extr

she arrived in oakland this morning and was greeted by congresswoman barbara lee and senator alex padilla. her four hour trip included a tour of a water treatment plant in oakland with governor gavin newsom ktvu political reporter greg li tells us the bay area native spoke about water quality equity and delivery. vice president kamila harris touchdown in oakland, her first official visit to her hometown since being sworn in first stop a tour of east bay mud's upper san leandro water treatment plant, joined by governor gavin newsom the american jobs plan looks at it in terms of the infrastructure, peace and in particular what we need to do to build back up and to build a new. what we can do to preserve and to make sure all people have access to clean water and affordable water. harris his visit to the plant part of a concerted effort by the white house to build support for sweeping $2.3, trillion infrastructure and climate proposal, introduced by president biden last week, the so called american jobs plan includes 621 billion for transportation improvements. 213 billion for affordable hous

in his words, congresswoman anna eshoo and barbara lee shared their thoughts following his speech. >>hat was i'm glad mentioned that because we've got to get the george floyd justice in policing out of the senate on his desk, which decide which is the first step in reforming our criminal justice system re imagine policing because we we've got to stop police murders and we've got to hold every person accountable. no man or woman is above the law which is included in the bill. but again, this is the first step. and i'm glad the president mentioned structural racism. how many presidents talk about structural racism in a speech on the floor. kind of it's not i haven't even said white this terror is he's by, also so i think he laid out the terms of his commitment actually racial justice racial equity is one of the in terms of their overall policy agendas in the white house. think city set an important deadline. >> and that is that congress should pass the george floyd. policing reform act. by the first anniversary of the loss of his life. that would be we know we're relieved. there's reall

she was leader later greeted by the lieutenant governor, congresswoman barbara lee and senator alex padilla right now. we understand the vp is holding a listening session with a small business owner in oakland that has received help from community development, financial institutions. those small banks received funds is part of changes to the p ppe loan program. the changes were designed to reach the smallest of small businesses, especially those that are owned by women and minorities. the programs funded by the $1.9 trillion american rescue plan now during her first stop this morning by. is president harris and governor gavin newsom toward in east bay mud water treatment plant in oakland last week, president biden unveiled the $2.3 trillion infrastructure, climate and jobs proposal. the vp's visit highlighting an area that could benefit from the $111 billion set aside for water infrastructure, including 45 billion to replace lead pipes across the country. she called east bay mud ah, leader in water equity, and it said. it should be a model for the country. american jobs plan looks at it in

next, california representative barbara lee and chelsea can't discuss the covid-19 vaccine at a virtual discussion hosted by georgetown university. this runs one hour and 15 minutes. >> hello, and welcome to this virtual event on a people covid-19 vaccine. i am melanne verveer and i direct the georgia institute for women's peace and security. we are so pleased to be hosting this programo today with oxfam america. as we all know, covid has exposed deep inequities on people around the globe, and it continues to takee a terrible toll. no one will

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. >> congresswoman barbara lee, we are grateful to talk to you today.thank you so much for spending time with us. >> thank you. >>> up next, global leaders thanking president biden today for reasserting the united states back on the world stage after we essentially sat out the last four years from leading on a whole host of issues. today included taking up greater efforts on climate change. that's next. i felt gross. people were afraid i was contagious. i was covered from head to toe. i was afraid to show my skin. after i started cosentyx i wasn't covered anymore. four years clear. five years now. i just look and feel better. see me. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine, or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. five yea

delauro: congresswoman barbara lee. rep. lee: thank you very much all of our witnesses. just for context, my professional background is clinical social work. my profession is of a trained psychotherapist. in the 1970's i founded a community mental health center, because we did not have any centers in the bay area that provided relevant, culturally appropriate mental health services for the african-american community, for people of color. this was in the 1970's. we had to develop treatment, and the reason i founded this is because we do not have any treatment approaches that include the impact of social determinants on african americans and people of color. racism, structural racism creates stress, creates trauma, creates physical illnesses, creates mental health illnesses, all of what we are seeing now, again. but also, it creates early death. for myself recently, in senator warren, we introduce a bill, the antiracism in public health bill. it is so critical to address racism and structural racism, both individually and structurally in our mental health systems. because

lee, this is "fast money." tonight's trader lineup guy adami, steve grasso, mcdonald and barbara ceo of win crest tonight on fast apple seeing its best week since january. names like facebook, al apple hit highs. is a buy now plus boeing taking max 737 out of commission on the heels of another production product we'll talk about what it means for the embattled planemaker and another bonus hour tonight the countdown of the trades of the week, tweet them to us as cnbc "fast money. let's start on wall street s&p with another record close, fourth of the week, that's the kinds of week it's been, leading the way, pvh, coach, tapestry, the rally coming in spite of higher than expected inflation data this morning. as we get ready for the start of q1 earnings season, jpmorgan, goldman sachs all set to report on wednesday what do we make of this late-day action guy, the market could have had every reason given the inflation number and did not finished about as strong as you could ask for. >> no question, scott. great having you here. listen, when i saw those numbers came out i thought ten year yield would trade north of 1

scandal was released today must emoji o'neill, junie lee, husband of actress lori laughlin, served five months in federal prison near santa barbara, the 57 year old fashioned designer was transferred to a halfway house in long beach and maja, newly and lachlan admitted to paying half a million dollars in bribes to get both daughters into the university of southern california as crew recruits even though neither barack obama and donald trump are has pulled its own star game out of atlanta following georgia's controversial new voting laws. and his fox's steve herring herring in tells us the state's governor is vowing to put up a fight to get that game back. major league baseball cave to fear and lies from liberal activists. they ignored the facts of our new election integrity law, and they ignored the consequences of their decision on our local community. georgia's governor, taking a swing at major league baseball after the league announced it would move its annual all star game out of atlanta in response to a new state voting law that the president and some civil rights groups have called voter suppression. the very people who are

lee, this is "fast money." tonight's trader lineup guy adami, steve grasso, mcdonald and barbara ceo of win crest tonight on fastghs. is a buy now plus boeing taking max 737 out of commission on the heels of another production product