barbara lee and jackie spier. they are planning further legislative action. meantime, the women also say, sexual assult and what to look for. maybe as early as second grade. 22-thousand reported crimes so far this year in san jose. in an effort to help combat the growing problem. the santa clara county board of supervisors has formally proposed. that its sheriff's deputies help san jose's police department. that is, until san jose can restore its department to the levels. before austerity and pension reform measures depleted the number of officers. it would only be a temporary fix, but sheriff's deputies could soon be patrolling the streets of san jose. however, san jose's mayor has concerns, that the sheriff's department does not have the same knowledge of the gang element in the city, that police department has. the plot is finally cleared back off the coast in the afternoon. hi tempters today '60s coesite and a source. as we take a look at our current visibility we are seeing low clouds around half moon bay. as we take a look ahead to tonight and tomorrow

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congressman barbara lee, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> let's introduce angela wright.ngie, you know the members of the congressional black caucus very well. as their former counsel. what do you think of this idea of sitting down with paul ryan and then coming out and doing a presser on that today? what in your estimation, what was the goal of doing this? >> joy, it was two-fold. one was paul ryan needs to be accountable to his remarks. what better entity to hold him accountable than 43 african-american members of congress known as the conscience of the congress. they have introduced policies and bills since their founding to ensure that the voiceless have a voice and they have advoca advocates. paul ryan needed to be accountable, not only to these must bes but to all of congress, all of his colleagues in congress and all of the country, in part because it's not just reflective in what he said, joy, it's also reflective in the policies he's pushing in his budget or not pushing in his budget, right? he's been on this listening tour throughout the country, listening to is

women said they were sexually assaulted and were joined by bay area congresswoman jackie spear and barbara lee to tell their stories. 31 students are filing 31 and they claim nothing has been done to investigate their assault claims and the problem is its nationwide. >> one ivy league student said she would be able to run faster from her assailant. >> they say one in five will be sexually assaulted and 6% of men were also victims. spears said she will introduce more to provide annual campus surveys and also provide a sexual assault claim. >>> chihuahua has -- raymond shrimp boy chow has bled not -- pled not guilty but faces one count each of conspiring to traffic stolen liquor and/or cigarettes. leland yee faces corruption although the charges against raymond shrimp boy chow are not directly related to the charges against leland yee. two other men entered not guilty pleas and marlin skull vin are accused of -- skull vin are not taking place in a murder for hire plot and conspiracy to sell cocaine. and the former president keith jackson has the next court date set for tomorrow. >>> time now ac

congresswoman jackie hill speier and barbara lee say that there are now pushing a halt campus sexualce act. it wants schools to have strong rules involving these type of violence. the university says that it had fewer than 10 rapes since 2008. right now, administrators admit that it has been investigating 42 so far. >> mark: pain to parking meters on sunday in san francisco will soon be a thing of the past. the san francisco-upload transportation agency board voted to eliminate some of parking enforcement when it was approved. it also creates a four hour time limit from noon to 6:00 p.m.. a big supporter of stopping paid parking on sunday, mayor ed lee sang that people have been pressuring him to support a change. free parking starts in july. >> anny: more local nose as a head. the royal couple in sydney swanarmed by the public. we will tell you how they were welcomed in australia. >> a baby weighing in at nearly 40 lbs.. >> we will be right back. [ grunting ] i'm taking off, but, uh, don't worry. i'm gonna leave the tv on for you. and if anything happens, don't forget about the new

that's when barbara lee and speier came to the university. >> one woman told me that she was told to wear sneakers so she could run away from her attacker. >> reporter: there's 42 sexual assault cases dating back to 1975. >> i graduated in 1975. and not much progress has been made. >> we are not indifferent to this issue. we take it extremely seriously. >> reporter: cal has placed numerous new positions to deal with sexual misconduct. new legislation will require schools to track sexual misconduct nationwide. paul chambers, ktvu. >>> a few high clouds starting to move in. we will see fog trying to move in tonight. it's clear right now. the fog on the computer model tries to form about 1:00 in the morning. it shows off in pacifica. that goes away. in monterey that's at 6:00 in the morning. this morning we had fog to start with. but it went away. tomorrow it's gone most of the day. forecast highs tomorrow oranges are 80s so these oranges 80s are starting to come further this way. so we're going to see more upper 70s and low 80s. tomorrow a warmer day than today by 5 degrees. we'll talk

that's when barbara lee and speier came to the university. >> one woman told me that she was told to wear sneakers so she could run away from her attacker. >> reporter: there's 42 sexual assault cases dating back to 1975. >> i graduated in 1975. and not much progress has been made. >> we are not indifferent to this issue. we take it extremely seriously. >> reporter: cal has placed numerous new positions to deal with sexual misconduct. new legislation will require schools to track sexual misconduct nationwide. paul chambers, ktvu. >>> a few high clouds starting to move in. we will see fog trying to move in tonight. it's clear right now. the fog on the computer model tries to form about 1:00 in the morning. it shows off in pacifica. that goes away. in monterey that's at 6:00 in the morning. this morning we had fog to start with. but it went away. tomorrow it's gone most of the day. forecast highs tomorrow oranges are 80s so these oranges 80s are starting to come further this way. so we're going to see more upper 70s and low 80s. tomorrow a warmer day than today by 5 degrees. we'll talk

barbara lee and swaul well are among those who signed the letter. >>> caught off guard. that's when they say after one of the executives was charged with fraud. he is accused of stealing, not from the transit, but from his own church. >> reporter: this is where that cfo turned accused embezzler lives, in an exclusive neighborhood, tucked away in the rolling green hills of vallejo. tonight that executive is in hot water, accused of defrauding a prominent church. >> well, he's a trusted and valued employee and very competent, and, again, we are surprised and stunned at these allegations. >> reporter: that's the reaction from ac transit on news their financial officer is accused of grand theft and fraud, accused of embezzlinembezzling, not fro transit district but from his own church. >> the charges are not directly related to ac transit. and at this point we have no reason to believe that there is anything irregular. >> reporter: according to court documents, he used his position on the the church's charitable organizations to convert more than $500,000 into his own accoun

barbara lee and jackie spear. >> it's particularly chilling that there is this level of indifferenceiversities. and i believe that this progressive institution l that has been a leader across the continent if must step forward and be the model fortress of the country. >>reporter: these women among 31 current and former students who have filed federal law suit against uc berkeley claiming the university has vailted their civil rights. and failure to respond adequately to their complaint of sexual assault. some incidents were reported. many others were not. >> actually not reporting was very good decision because i gnaw i was just going to be disrespected by the university lake they have done to coun countless other survivors. >>reporter: last night the women met with uc berkeley chancellor dirk who has promised to do more to prevent sexual assault and punish offender. >> we are not indifferent to the issue. we take it extremely seriously. i put resource ins place to support not only our students but to educate incoming students and anybody on our community about what is acceptable beh

but clearly, barbara lee who is chairing the democratic caucus committee on poverty and members of offe budget proposals. >> and congresswoman lee has said that the comments made by ryan were a thinly veiled racial attack that cannot be tolerated. i ges at the heart of what i want to understand from you is what is the goal here? ryan has said that in his estimation, there is nothing whatsoever about race, and i imagine that he is going to say the same thing hee, but the programs seen as anti-poverty programs that would hurt again the poorest in this country, and he said that there is a poverty trap, and we know that the debate where you stand and members of the congressional black caucus stands, and he is quite clear where he stands and many other republicans, and how does this meeting move the ball forward or does everybody walk away with the same ideas they had going in? >> well two, things, tamron. one, the meeting could resemble someone traveling down one of the country missouri roads which could, which could lead anyplace, and it could be a good place, and this could be the beginn

we want to put these ideas on the table, and the congressional black caucus like barbara lee, and ourdge, we v have worked very, very hard on putting together a responsible budget that looks at deficit reduction and lifting the people out of poverty and helping the economy grow, and something that we don't believe that the ryan budget does at all. >> and let me get a couple of quick comments on a up kofl things in the news this morning. and big news out of wisconsin, the federal judge striking down your state's voter i.d. law, and shortly after you tweeted victory for voting rights and a judge ruled that it violates the constitutional rights of minority and low income voters and how important is this ruling? >>> it is extremely important, because it invokes section 2 of the voting right act. you know, in the previous decisions, the argument has always been that the sbintegrit of the vote is at risk. but what he found is that the cases of impersonation of voters was almost negligible and non-existent, and that the burden on regular vote issers some 300,000 of them of wisconsin would be

barbara lee calling ryan a racist. no good at all. >> we invited leon the factor and she declined.want to engage in serious dialogue about serious problems this woman. her california district is heavily black. she sos her job as getting as much taxpayer money to her constituents as possible and portraying them as victims of a white dominated. 16 years, get that money in her district. everybody is a victim there and o'reilly did it and that's what she did it and ryan did it. not going to stop any time soon. period. i want you to stay out of that. got it. >> got it. >> thanks for being here. >> thanks so much. >> if you are mad as hell we want to know about it please write us mad as hell at foxnews.com. when we come back kilmeade and mcguirk how hard it is to get a job at wal-mart. pinheads of the week. why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new york is ranked #2 in the nation for new private sector job creation. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new y

the congressional black caucus, we have leadership from representative bobby scott and barbara lee ishe budget committee. chairman fudge. we put together a very responsible congressional black caucus budget every year and our budget not only does not slash and burn benefits to the poor, but it helps grow our economy. it taxes more fairly. and it does reduce the deficit. so we do have a product that we have spent a lot of time putting together as a budget and so we can't be tricked with some of the accounting tricks that ryan has. >> some of those numbers. >> exactly. right. you can't cut and get rid of the affordable care act, for example, and then expect to still count the savings from that in your budget. there are a lot of tricks that he plays and it is just not going to work with us. >> angela, so ryan has sort of been trying to remake himself as this jack kemp advocate on poverty and yet he sort of saying not many of the right things but he seems to be trying. and yet the budget and his policies and the talk that we've heard from him time and again, makers and takers and dependen

congresswoman jackie speier and barbara lee say they are pushing a "halt campus sexual violence act".colleges ranked as to the degrees of sexual violence at the school and they want schools to get stronger on rules involving sexual harassment and violence. the students that you heard there have filed federal complaints against u-c berekeley. some say they did contact police and believe they were unfairly treated at that stage as well. the entire group met with the university chancellor monday about this topic. >>: a judge in phoenix will hold a hearing today were lawyers for former nfl of rowe's safety gear sharper would challenge the evidence used to keep him in jail without bail on sexual assault charges in arizona. the sharper is charged with sharper is charged with drug and sexually assaulting two women in november and temp. the hearing marks the latest developments in several ongoing sexual assault investigations involving the 30 year-old sharper and louisiana for arizona and nevada and here in california. the n.c.a.a. maybe relaxing rules on how much did athletes can meet. on tu

barbara lee. ms. lee: thank you very much. let me first thank our ranking member for your tireless leadership on behalf of our veterans and as our ranking member on the milcon subcommittee. also, i want to thank our chairman for working with us once again to include language in this bill that would require the v.a. to provide detailed reporting on the unacceptable claims backlog and its efforts to eliminate it. congresswoman jackie speier and myself, for example, have been working with our veterans in the bay area, and i tell you, some of the stories and some of the cases that we have uncovered, discovered and worked on are heartbreaking. i know members throughout the country have many veterans whose benefits should have been provided, should have been executed many, many years ago. reduce the veterans' benefits claims backlog, this bill fully funds the president's budget request of $173 million for the veterans' benefits management system and provides an additional $20 million to the veterans' benefits administration for reco

congresswoman jackie spier nad barbara lee they're now pushing a halt campus sexual violence act.ant schools to have stronger rules involving sexual harassment and violence. the university says it had fewer than 10 rape cases since 2008. but now administrators admit that it's investigating 42 assaults which do include case of sexual assault and rape. it's the least that's-it's the last hill standing in san ramon free from development but there's a new plan to cover it with homes. kron4's alicea reid was at last night's planning commission meeting were opponents made their feelings known. >>: nearly 450 a. of the los tramples foothills will be used in the blueprint. neighbors say to major rich ones will have to be destroyed and at least 6 million yds of cubic spill will be used. naysayers say the plan is too ambitious for the area. the decision was >>: if the plan is approved and many would say will be there will be in until they are told. a decision will be left up to the city council. >>: elise every kron4 news 3 the >>: gas prices continue to go up across california leaving some

. >> congresswoman barbara lee, democrat of california and member of the cbc condemned that as a quoteiled racial attack that cannot be tolerated. though ryan admitted he had been inarticulate during the interview, he later told a wisconsin town hall his comments had nothing to do with race. joining me now from los angeles is congresswoman karen bass, a democrat representing california's 37th district and a member of the the congressional black caucus. congresswoman, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me on. >> now we have been talking about the comments. and these are attributed to l.a. clippers owner and nbc news has not independently verify that had they are sterling. but i wanted to give you a chance to weigh in here. . if this reporting turns out to be authentic, what is your reaction? >> well, i just have to say that here in los angeles, donald sterling has a long history, and people are very much aware of this. so i think with whatever the nba can do, they should do to the maximum. i can only imagine how the players must feel. we know they make a lot of money. can you i

yesterday, women who say they were sexually assaulted at uc berkeley were joined by jackie speier and barbara leetory. 31 students and alumni have filed complaints against the university claiming nothing has been done to investigate this assault claims and the problem jackie speier says is nationwide. >> one student said she was advised to wear sneakers to be able to run faster from her assailant. >> speier says one in five women will be sexually assaulted during their college career. 6% of men are also victims. speier will introduce new legislation that will require colleges to provide can surveys and interview students who file a claim. >>> the peeking case involving carrillo is going to court. the two sides are going to meet to see if they've reached a resolution or go to a trial which starts on friday. the press democrat reports that carrillo's lawyer says his client would rather go to court rather than seek a plea deal. he was arrested last year when someone called 911 to report someone cowt side her window -- outside her window. police found him nearby wearing his socks and underwater with

congressman barbara lee described them as a thinly israeli veiled racial attack, and they pointed to the hypocrisy of ryan's insistence on cultural persistence for policy. and as is frequently the case, coates on march 18th made a contribution to this discussion that was especially insightful. he pointed to the similarities between congressman ryan's culture statement and president obama's repeated inknvocations cousin pooky when talking to a black audience. coates was interested less in lambasting this president, than reminding us about the slippery assumptions that are ubiquitous. white conservatives do this pathologyizing, of course, just look at congressman ryan. white liberals do it, see president clinton's determination to end welfare as we knew it. black conservatives do it. just look at the new black conservative magazine, "american current see," whose mission is transcending race with a culture free of government dependency. as coates was pointing out, even black liberals tend to conflate pathology. and here is the president announcing the my brother's keeper initiative in f

poverty and opportunity and also a distinguished member of the budget committee, representative barbara lee. the chair: how much time? ms. moore: two minutes, i'm sorry, sir. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. ms. lee: thank you very much. first let me thank congresswoman moore for your very bold leadership on the budget committee and also for leading us today in this debate and to, of course, congressman bobby scott, the chair of our congressional black caucus, just want to thank you all for bringing forth really what is a very pro-american budget and i rise in strong support of the congressional black caucus budget. i just have to say, chairman ryan and i, we constantly talk about how to lift people out of poverty and i have to say that his poverty report, and i just have to respond to what he said, because we know that the war on poverty and the programs and the safety nets, they have worked. they have saved millions and millions of people from falling into the ranks of the poor and have lifted people out of poverty. if we raise the minimum wage right now, these sin

lee clark. howard strassner. barbara chisa north korea a. ~ chisana. [speaker not understood]. is mr. clark here? >> i don't think so. >>> howard strassner. it's so nice to respond to the last speaker. your major job now -- you're trying to do a great job providing muni service. you have to convince the rider voters of san francisco that they could not get anywhere near where they want to go unless muni works well. you just heard how impossible that is. the people don't understand it. you can't see that they pay for parking as a tax. it's not a tax. it's a fee for service. it's a double benefit. you use the money to keep muni running so that other drivers don't get in their way so they can get downtown. and when they get downtown, when they get to where they want to go, parking is cheaper than it would have been. if none of us could use muni, both of us with cars could not be muni, cars would be axis i have all over the city. [speaker not understood]. it's not for me to understand that. you have to kind of explain that to everybody. that's why we took the [speaker not understood]. tha

lee. and also want to recognize the executive director of the housing authority barbara taylor smith. thank you barbara i know you've had quite a year and at least i want to thank the hunter's view residents thank you so much for being patient. and recognize the hunter tenants association and as we help our people with walk it's a new organization that's been be born out of the entire process. to our housing authority and commissioners thank you very much for your services and mothers against crime we wouldn't be her without you and uplift our educational macomb x institution and we wouldn't be here for the leadership of then mayor gavin newsom and my predecessor between the two of them i also want to welcome the secretary back to san francisco thank you for being here. and thank you, everyone (clapping.) as we've heard so far take the village i was to invite our next village person secretary thank you. now we'll do the ymca. so good morning to you all. thank you congresswoman and supervisors and mayor and residents for the invitation to celebrate this grand opening. i bri bring you g

barbara lee. the chair: the gentlelady from california is recognized for two minutes. ms. lee: thank you. want to thank our co-chair, congressman grijalva and ellison, for their very hard work on this budget. which is a better off budget. and as former co-chair of the progressive caucus, i rise in proud support of this budget because each year this budget continues to get better and better. as a member of the budget and the appropriations committee, i was really once appalled, once again appalled by the devastating cuts that the ryan republican budget makes to the safety net. the number one priority of our budget is fixing the job crisis. and that's exactly what the c.p.c. budget would do. the progressive caucus budget asks the wealthiest 1%, big oil, and huge corporations, to pay a little more, just a little more, so that we can afford to invest in the american people and create over eight million jobs over the next three years alone. the c.p.c. budget replaces the disastrous sequester by supporting critical spending in education, infrastructure and rejecting benefit cuts