i'm proud of what we fought for. >> congressman bowman, what are you looking at in the bill? actually man a school so you have administration experience. the ventilation and stuff that is beyond the vurs diction juri the teachers. >> i would work closely with the janitors in the school, and the teachers, and lowering class size. we need to high more teachers. we need to hire teacher assistants to give the small group support they need to catch up academically. i also want to mention -- a lot of people don't talk about this. we need to make sure that we bring play, physical education, sports, music, and the arts into our schools. if we bring these things in our schools, it helps with overall academic learning and it helps deal with the social and emotional trauma that our kids dealt with in the last year. fy was still running a school, i would be super excited to help my students and teachers and families. >> congresswoman hayes, i hesitate to mention but all three of us have public school experience. it was one of the first jobs i had in boston. i didn't commit to it as a car

education and labor committee and she was named national teacher of the year in 2016, and jamaal bowmanhair of the education committee and was an educator for 20 years before elected to congress. i want to begin with congresswoman hayes, what are you focusing on and what are the most important provisions for the classroom? >> well, thank you so much for having me. and that national teacher of the year never gets old. but for me, from the very beginning, i was pushing for schools to reopen safely and to make sure that funding levels would not be cut so social workers and support service personnel, those necessary to meet students returning from the most traumatic experiences of their lives. i think this does something a little different. it has a mandatory 20% set aside to address long term learning laws. they have been out of school for a year. we have to close the gaps and address the equity issues that we had even pre-pandemic. i'm excited about the provisions that we fought hard for, that are a part of this bill. >> congressman bowman, what are you looking at in the bill? you actuall

. >> we'll get reaction from congressman and squad member jamal bowman. and a quarter of the country partially vaccinated but the covid crisis isn't over yet. >> we have to have adequate protection around this country. >>> welcome to "inside politics," i'm abby phillip. to our viewers in the united states and around the world thank you for spending part of your weekend with us. president biden is facing a crisis at the southern border. two major mass shootings and in assault on voting rights that is a crisis for our democracy. but his message to americans and members of congress is that he remains laser focused on two things. >> i got elected to solve problems. and the most urgent problem facing the american people i stated from the outset was covid-19 and the economic dislocation for millions and millions of americans. the other problems we're talking about, from immigration to guns and the other things you mentioned, are long-term problems. they've been around a long time. and what we're going to be able to do, god willing, is now begin one of the times

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congressman bowman from new york, congresswoman lee from california. on behalf of the congressional black caucus weir here to say that the tragic death of george floyd awakened the nation and the world to the gross injustice that too many african-americans face on a daily basis. eight minutes an 46 seconds and the world stood up. new zealand and london, around the world, they said enough is enough. this legislation will now have qualified immunity reform, patterns an practice investigations, the idea of a national police misconduct registry, the law enforcement trust and integrity act, banning choke holds, ban nothing knock drug warrants. it will be a new day in the relationship between police and the community. crisis units because police don't want to be social workers. we know there are officers who believe in protect and serve. at the same time we know the nation does not want "miss congeniality 2" conduct. let's work together, pass this legislation and let it be signed by the president of the united states. i want to thank the congressional black

as are democrat squad members ocasio-cortez and jamal bowman both. just one day after this. >> it's deeply troubling the specific allegation that the governor called an employee of his, someone who he had power over, called them to a private place and then sexually assaulted her is absolutely unacceptable. it is disgusting to me and he can no longer serve as governor. >> harris: all of that means governor cuomo's own current office has referred a complaint of alleged sexual misconduct to albany police as part of a state policy after a report that cuomo, an aide alleged she was groped by the governor. now more than half of all new york lawmakers are calling for cuomo to resign or be impeached. state assembly democrats have taken the first step toward impeachment investigation. cuomo continues to deny the allegations. the "new york post" is out with this cover page take a look. the headline, cuo must go. >> in a statement ocasio-cortez and jamal bowman say the latest allegation of groping from that sixth accuser is alarming and they say it raises the c

now -- i never would. >> causey of cortez and bowman were concerned about it and accusers group bringocation late last year at the executiven writing the fact that the latest report was so recent as alarming and it raises concerns about the president's safety and well-being of the staff. he can no longer effectively lead in the face of so many challenges. the majority of state lawmakers, at least 135, are calling for cuomo to step down, too. the state assembly have launched an impeachment investigation. governor cuomo said it was irresponsible for politicians to weigh in on the sexual harassment allegations without the facts from a completed investigation. 2018, governor cuomo demanded that the then attorney general resigned because of allegations of sexual assaults. his facts, a "new yorker" magazine article. >> bret: brian, you've been covering this from the beginning, doing a great job. do you sense that with this announcement, that both senators from new york calling for him to resign as a tipping point despite the pushback from the governor every time he answers questions about t

if it were just ocasio cortez, if it were just bowman, you could say it's just the new crowd.ez, almost all of them. >> and jamaal bowman has a lot of sway. he's been in politics for a long time. but what we have heard from also is silence coming from chuck schumer, the senate majority leader. i've reached out to his office this morning. they are not responding to questions in the wake of all these members coming out calling for his resignation. schumer has said that these are serious allegations that need to be investigated. he said that this morning as well, but he has been saying that for days. he has refused to go beyond that. also kirsten gillibrand, remember, the democratic senator, she was calling for al franken's ouster from the allegations leading to al franken's resignation from the senate. she has not done so in this situation. i asked her this week, how is cuomo different from al franken? she refused to answer that question. her statement said, serious allegations need to be investigated. do they shift the rhetoric? if they do shift the rhetoric and call on him to

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the question is what about congressman bowman? and what about congresswoman talib? i'll ask you again -- do you have the votes? >> they will make that judgment. we certainly hope so. again, i think if you look at what their constituents need and what people all across this country need, the american rescue plan addresses that and it's going to get $1,400 checks into the hands of 85% of households in this country, the second biggest direct payment i think in the modern history of the country. this is money that working people need for a family of four making $100,000, they are going to get just over $5,000 in direct payments. that is money that the people need to get back on their feet. there is money for small businesses in this package. so i think, you know, if you're a member of congress and you're looking to what is the best thing that you can do quickly to help people in your district, i think it's passing this bill. so we are certainly hopeful the house is going to move quickly. >> let's look forward. it seems clear you need 60 votes if you want to raise the fe

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bowman. -- >> ranking member falter. >> full tour is here. >> mr. thompson. mrs. maclean. mrs.sparks. mr. fitzgerald. >> i'm here. president. >> that concludes the roll call. >> i'm here as well chair. salma adams is present. >> thank you. pursuing to committee rule eight c opening statements are limited to the chair and ranking member. this allows us to hear from our witnesses sooner and provides all members without it with time to ask all questions. i recognize my self now for the purpose of making a opening statement. today we are discussing the urgent need to update and strengthen federal programs that help to prevent intimate partner violence and provide services to survivors. before i begin i went to recognize that this discussion may be extremely difficult for some people who are watching. i would ask all participants to be mindful of the sensitive nature of this conversation. i would encourage anyone who need support to visit www. the hotline .org. this is an important and timely conversation. the ongoing covid-19 pandemic has increased the risk for intimate partner vio

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no surprise to professor sharon bowman, chair of counselling exiling in muncie, indiana.our definition of insomnia? >> being unable to either go to sleep easily or to remain asleep for a significant period of time. >> reporter: so how much sleep did you all get? professor bowman advises clients and students on their sleep. >> someone told me yesterday she went to bed at 11:00, and she fell asleep at5:00 a.m. >> reporter: ouch. >> exactly. >> reporter: and the pandemic has only made things worse. one in three american adults says it has affected sleep quality. >> i think this is being referred to as cr as corona insomnia. it is sleep hygiene. >> reporter: sleep hygiene is a basic way to keep im stay away from electronics. if only she could follow that advice. >> i will fall asleep reading or watching television 10:00, 11:00, and i'll wake up around 11:30, and it is that move from chair to bed that becomes difficult. once i get up and go to bed, i'm wide awake again. >> reporter: which may be why she is known for sending e-mails at 3:00 a.m. the fact that you are a psycholo

insights in the workplace your illuminating sense of humor this video from toronto based comedian bowman martinez read captures that the difficulty amidst all the awkward hand raising and an muting of delivering that killer punch line virtually it can be excruciating with the next time here at the listening post there's just so much going on in these last 2 weeks you know it's like america really existed. so. do you see things like america. so i was going to say anyway i think america remakes. really think he's trying to make it go it's ok what was it. that i was going to say it's like there's hillary mixed breath do you mind if you don't. you know there was a you know there's so much going on in america only do you think this is america the remarks. that anyway. mox on al-jazeera studio b. unscripted brings you 2 special guests in called besides exploring ideas and finding common solutions 10 years on from the tsunami that struck japan al-jazeera revisits the people most affected by the disaster football rebels eric cantor now presented you see reason about iconic players whose influenc

insights in the workplace your illuminating sense of humor this video from toronto based comedian bowman martinez read captures that the difficulty amidst all the awkward hand raising and on muting of delivering that killer punch line virtually it can be excruciating with the next time here at the listening post there's just so much going on in these last 2 weeks you know it's like america really existed. so. do you see some things like america. so i was going to say anyway i think america remakes. really think he's trying to make it go it's ok what was it. that i was going to say it's like there's hillary mixed breath do you mind if you don't. you know i was saying you know there's so much going on in america why do you think this is america the remarks. that anyway. and counting the cost of a rising sea is a threat to millions but where is the money to build defenses big investors hand out billions to start ups about women and ethnic minorities are missing out plus rich americans are moving to florida to avoid fights months and. counting the cost on al-jazeera. to own their own we know

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bowman: thank you, madam speaker. i was 11 years old when the police beat the crap out of me. 11 years old. sixth grade. what threat did i pose? other than that of a child who was horse playing in the street. my mother and i did not feel empowered to take any recourse. because in our community the police, unfortunately, operate as an occupying force. i thank god that i'm alive to tell this story. unfortunately, george floyd is not alive. if i lando castile is not alive. tamir rice is not alive. iana -- ayanna jones slept in her apartment on her couch. she was 7 years old. police came in with a no-knock warrant and murdered her. this is about transparency. and accountability. and we should pass the george floyd justice in policing act in a bipartisan way. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. jordan: recognize -- thank you, madam speaker. i yield one minute to the gentleman from georgia, mr. carter. the speaker pro tempore: the

when you heard congressman bowman talk about hr-1, here's what's in hr-1, a set of national voter registrationoter standards, which would give at least 15 days of early voting. non-partisan, use independent commissions so you can't gerrymander all of this. changes in campaign finance law, provide super pacs and dark money groups to expose donors, new ethics. who objects to these? don't they work for democrats and republicans, rachel? >> not on capitol hill. i mean they clearly face a really steep climb if they want to get something passed. i'm skeptical they cannot only because of republicans but some democrats. it also restricts campaign finance contributions. republicans are supportive of the ruling that came down from the supreme court a few years ago. they support having an i.d. when you vote. democrats oppose that. again, beyond republicans, you have to look at someone like joe manchin, the moderate from west virginia who's already said he's had problems with the substance of the house bill. he thinks it's too expansive, and also with the process they're talking about. there are some demo

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and jamaa bowman said governor cuomo can no longer effectively lead in the face of so many challenges. >> trevor: that's right, no one wants anything to do with cuomo. aoc wants him to resign, schumer wants him to resign. his brother renamed his cnn show from cuomo prime time to just, it's just chris, okay, it's just chris. but yet many democrats say cuomo can no longer effectively lead new york and photos like this one aren't helping. if you are walking around outside wearing a blanket you don't luke like you are on top of things. you look like you either got saved from a drowning car and you live with 100 cats, or maybe his strategy is just to go in disguise. maybe that is what he is trying to do. andrew cuomo, no, i'm an old italian grandmother. nona maria. okay, granny, well, let's get you back into a nursing home. oh shit, that back fired. and remember, while all of this is going on new york is still in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. the state is even dealing with its own new york mutation which makes corona easier to catch and also

democratic hungers -- democratic congressman jamaal bowman and aoc are urging governor andrew cuomo tothere are credible media reports substantiating the allegations. jerry nadler says cuomo has "lost the confidence of the people of new york and must resign." a total 180 from where cuomo was just a year ago. coming up, seeking alternatives. we will discuss institutional demand in private markets and how the landscape has changed, how the pandemic has changed the landscape. david miller, morgan stanley had a private credit and private equity joins us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "bloomberg markets." tune in for our exclusive interview with brian moynihan, bank of america chairman and ceo , monday, 12:30 p.m. in new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: seeking alternatives. despite the fact we are at 1.63% on the 10 year, the hunt for yield is still on. more investors are getting driven into the private markets. bloomberg's sonali basak is here to break it down step-by-step, what that means and what the profile has been. sonali: you have an industry right now that's just above

the pro act that congressman bowman act mentioned, he was talking about workers rights to organize.y hope to pass that in the house this week, but the senate will be an uphill battle. >> i'm curious, amazon has nearly 600,000 employees worldwide. we're talking about 5,900 employee there's in alabama, right to work state. so it faces an uphill battle. why, though, is this vote such a big deal? >> this is the first vote like this. these workers here say they need it. i spoke to folks on both sides of the issue. i spoke to somebody who is anti-union. she said she feels like she can make decisions for herself. if she doesn't like something going on, she knows who to go to in the company, she can go to hr or her manager and she doesn't feel like somebody else should make those decisions for her. kendis? >> gary, thank you for that. >>> we have an update in the investigation into that horrific car crash that put tiger woods in the hospital. new court documents revealing the golf star was initially unconscious after the crash. this is according to a rolling hills estate resident who first

bowman: thank you, madam speaker. i rise as the son of a single mom and as the brother of four sisters. and unfortunately i have heard stories of abuse and assault and negligent throughout my a -- neglect throughout my life. i also heard these stories from my students and the many families i served throughout my time in education. and the consistency throughout these stories illustrate how there's no recourse, and there is no safe spaces for women to go to when they are under assault and feeling abused. this past year before joining congress i sat with a student and her mom in my office to call a domestic violence help hotline. we stayed on hold for hours before anyone came to the phone. there was no housing for them to go to in support of their safety. so i rise to support this legislation and i rise to denounce the sexism and pay tree arcy and misogyny that continues to exist within our political arena. and within our laws. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves. the g

bowman: thank you, madam speaker. i rise as the son of a single mom and as the brother of four sisters. and unfortunately i have heard stories of abuse and assault and negligent throughout my a -- neglect throughout my life. i also heard these stories from my students and the many families i served throughout my time in education. and the consistency throughout these stories illustrate how there's no recourse, and there is no safe spaces for women to go to when they are under assault and feeling abused. this past year before joining congress i sat with a student and her mom in my office to call a domestic violence help hotline. we stayed on hold for hours before anyone came to the phone. there was no housing for them to go to in support of their safety. so i rise to support this legislation and i rise to denounce the sexism and pay tree arcy and misogyny that continues to exist within our political arena. and within our laws. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves. the g

representatives alexandria ocasio-cortez and jamal bowman, particularly zeroing in on the six accusers allegation that question know groped here. they said the fact that the latest report is so recent and alarming and raises concern about the staff. governor cuomo can no longer effectively lead. new york's representative jerry nadler, chairman of the house judiciary committee wrote this. "the question before us is squarely a political judgment. governor cuomo has lost the confidence of the people of new york. governor cuomo must resign." the majority of new york state lawmakers, 125, also calling for his resignation or impeachment. an impeachment investigation has been launched in the state assembly. cuomo says he's not going anywhere. >> i'm not going to resign. i was not elected by the politicians. i was elected by the people. politicians who don't know a single fact but yet form a conclusion and an opinion are in my opinion reckless and dangerous. >> meantime a seventh accuser has come forward. reporter jessica bakeman writing a first-person account of her experience as a reporter c

new york congressman jamaal bowman visited last month and called on amazon executives to come out andk to their critics. >> and if you cannot hear as well, so come out and meet us and say hello. explain your situation and we can take it from there. treat your workers with dignity and respect. if they want to organize, let them do that because this is america, democracy. labor built this country. you would not have a company flavor was not working, doing the work for you. come out and show yourself and be a real person and let's have a direct conversation. amy: one of the most high profile pporters of the amazon unionization drive is the actor, director, and activist danny glover. he is headed back to bessemer, alabama, today. welcome back to democracy now! can you talk about as you're shooting in canadaut you're gog south? >>irst o all, was jus thinng about grgia. thiss wherwe need nina simone, a mississippiong gaan 80 wos for grgia -- gaanizing rds for orgia. my rootsre in georgi my gre-grandmother was freed by t emaipationnd if th civiwa so i ve a lon storin georgia i comm all tho w

bowman act by the 3rd one. we're like. >> getting out of here. and i thought that it the shooting just like we've seen on the over the last, you know, several years. >> right now there are more details on just how many people actually we know how many people were killed that was just released at a press conference, but we don't have any other details about the shooting so far. there are no details about a motive. the boulder police department posting on twitter about a half hour ago writing our hearts go out to the families impacted it goes on to call the actions of police officer eric tally who was the first on scene heroic. stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage on this deadly attack coming up at 8.30. we'll have a live report from boulder. >> meanwhile, our other big story today is the ongoing unrest in the bay area and in the spike in attacks on asian americans, arrests have been made in most of the reported crimes. but as kron four's michelle kingston reports now police are still looking to find the person responsible for one attack in dal

to read one of those statements that came from representative alexandria ocasio-cortez and jamal bowmanbers said in a joint statement. it said, quote, as members of the new york delegation to the u.s. house of representatives, we believe these women, we believe the reporting, we believe the attorney general and we believe that the 55 members of the new york state legislature including the state senate majority leader who have concluded that governor cuomo can no longer effectively lead in the face of so many challenges. and of course, this comes at a moment when new york democrats had really been divided on this issue of how to move forward with the governor. clearly they've had some conversations and they have made a decision together and it is important to note that this statement was also coming from chairman of the judiciary committee jerry nadler a senior democrat on the new york delegation, somebody who a lot of the younger members look to for guidance on issues like this. of course, given his prominence in the democratic party, his prominence on the judiciary committee, a very si

bowman did admit that cuomo never made any inappropriate touching of her and also that he made no moves that she needed to report to her boss. shannon: thank you very much. debate over the house best equality act is underway in the senate. critics are calling it a frontal assault on religious liberty. freshman congressman lauren bogert joins us to wait in next. " and it's definitely not "close enough or nothing." mercedes-benz suvs were engineered with only one mission in mind. to be the best. in the category, in the industry... in the world. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional lease and financing offers. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. ♪ ♪ wealth is your first big investment. worth is a partner to help share the load. wealth is saving a little extra. worth is knowing it's never too late to start - or too early. ♪ ♪ wealth helps you retire. worth is knowing why. ♪ ♪ principal. for all it's worth. .. >> i don't want cited i don't want democrats to call me congresswoman. i went on to accomplish the man is a general new full term and they can, congressman. >> colorado

among congressman attending, andy levine, jamaal bowman, cori bush. charles.rri, thank you very much. where are the republicans in this fight? why are they not traveling to alabama? i want to bring in republican senator mike braun of indiana. to me this could potentially ultimately impact every single worker in america. it doesn't seem like the gop is fighting hard enough. this ultimately foes from amazon to right toe work, to superseding states rights. this is huge. i don't see any real, true, republican opposition down there? >> well, when it comes to the whole issue of the unionizing right-to-work states, i'm from indiana. went through the whole right to work legislation. i think we had a walkout on the other side of the aisle and i believe that was during mitch daniels tenure. so right to work should be just as up there as the right to unionize and charles, the way i look at it, i have been a business owner, small one, now a national company. after many years, and raising wages, we as business owners and republicans should be for it but the old-fashioned w

new york representatives alexandra ocasio cortez and jamal bowman calling allegations made by sixth accusert cuomo groped her late last year. alarming house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler, writing in part, quote, the repeated accusations against the governor and the manner in which he has responded to them have made it impossible for him to continue to govern. at this point, the new york state assembly has launched an impeachment inquiry against governor cuomo. the investigation is expected to focus on recent sexual misconduct allegations and the nursing home scandal tour of you get the fax of the facts to the people of the state, and then we take it from there. meanwhile the wall street journal is reporting in the days after cuomo's first accuser, lindsay boylan, step forward. the governor's office contacted six former employees. some say they sa as intimidation attempts. new york city mayor bill de blasio calling for transparency, what we're seeing here is a pattern of cover up and a pattern of lies. the governor must resign and now 1/7 accuser has come forward to new york maga

such progressives as bowman and talib said they were open to voting against the covid relief bill becauset got too watered down in the senate, in their view. as you know, it will only take five democrats in the house to tank the bill. two moderates already voted no the first time. do you have enough votes? >> well, this is a historic and transformational piece of legislation that the senate just passed. it is going to cut child poverty in half, in part, by making a historic investment in the child tax credit. it is going to fund a vaccine program that is going to get this virus under control. it is going to get money out to schools so they can reopen so kids can go back to school and we are not losing a generation of kids to this crisis. so look. this is an incredibly transformational and frankly progressive piece of legislation. you heard senator sanders say that this was the best piece of legislation for working people in the modern history of this country. this is a bill that reflects president biden's belief that the best way to get the economy back on track and get it growing is to i

pick up bowman is the manager of roots restaurant in the center of the hague she hasn't decided who to vote for yet but things stay true to his government has done a good job handling the crisis even though her restaurant has been closed since october we do get help from the government and the local government gave us the opportunity to sell all beers and wines are nope unlike osho but furthermore it's it's insane because normally we would have around $250.00 guests every friday saturday if they stay more months warry death the pandemic could further polarize the dutch society and strengthen extrusion political forces on the right or left fringes a record 37 different parties are vying for votes in this election that means forming a government could be a tricky top rudy funded beak would like to see more young people get involved in politics he things that's the only way to achieve real representation if not this time around then in the long run. so source news now for you and is sailing team new zealand retains the america's cup after beating italian side luna rossa 73 in the best of

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at recent victories for democrats that are pointed out to me by my progressives, cory book, jamal bowmanndscape changing and seeing these candidates are getting renewed look from outside organizations who previously might not have thought they were viable candidates because of fundraising standards or polling or name id but are saying the way they're campaigning is giving them a renewed look and more serious look. and that's happening in the virginia governor's race, north m is term limited but a black woman openly campaigning on her experiences of being a black mother is eyeing his seat that's happening when i talk to progressives who are quietly eyeing a.g. latitia james in new york who of course is a black woman they want to see primary challenge andrew cuomo. that's a whole other story. you know well, kasie, constant talk about whether senator chuck schumer could face a primary challenger to left but especially a young woman of color. >> all right. alexi, thank you very much for being up early with us. we really appreciate it. >>> and to that point, chuck schumer is going to try to g

state hands out more and more vaccines are really just going off of the state guidelines here to bowman tree. the hybrid model includes going to school in the morning and groups be going back to school in the afternoon in the middle there. there's a portion where the campus is closed. they clean the set for the next group. everyone does distance-learning on fridays. there's a testing site open for students on weekdays at the center for the arts on redwood road. that's voluntary. but it's great to have that as a resource. the district says all educators have had the opportunity to sign up to be vaccinated in partnership with alameda county. and according to the superintendent last week on march base and 78% of all district staff had received at least one or 2 doses of the vaccine. so i'm sure teachers today. those who who have been vaccinated or feeling, you know, a little bit of relief as they head back to the classroom feeling a little bit more protected and this is something haven't done in the years. so as we've seen before, there's a lot of excitement, a little bit of anxiety and wi

new york representatives alexandra ocasio cortez and jamal bowman calling allegations made by sixth accusert year. alarming house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler, writing in part, quote the repeated accusations against the governor and the manner in which he has responded to them have made it impossible for him to continue to govern. at this point, the new york state assembly has launched an impeachment inquiry against governor cuomo. the investigation is expected to focus on recent sexual misconduct allegations and the nursing home scandal tour of you get the fax of the facts to the people of the state, and then we take it from there. meanwhile the wall street journal is reporting in the days after cuomo's first accuser, lindsay boylan, step forward. the governor's office contacted six former employees. some say they saw the calls as intimidation attempts. new york city mayor bill de blasio calling for transparency, what we're seeing here is a pattern of cover up and a pattern of lies. the governor must resign and now 1/7 accuser has come forward to new york magazine journalist j

new york representatives alexandra ocasio cortez and jamal bowman calling allegations made by sixth accuserped her late last year. alarming house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler, writing in part, quote the repeated accusations against the governor and the manner in which he has responded to them have made it impossible for him to continue to govern. at this point, the new york state assembly has launched an impeachment inquiry against governor cuomo. the investigation is expected to focus on recent sexual misconduct allegations and the nursing home scandal tour of you get the fax of the facts to the people of the state, and then we take it from there. meanwhile the wall street journal is reporting in the days after cuomo's first accuser, lindsay boylan, step forward. the governor's office contacted six former employees. some say they saw the cal as intimidation attempts. new york city mayor bill de blasio calling for transparency, what we're seeing here is a pattern of cover up and a pattern of lies. the governor must resign and now 1/7 accuser has come forward to new york magazin

of new york multiple new york congressional democrats, including alexander acosta, cortez, jamal bowmanand jerry nadler are also called. for his resignation. they say the allegations made by 1/6 accuser that cuomo quote, groped her last year are quote alarming today. the governor responded to those calls by saying he has no plans to resign. politicians. who don't know what single fact. yet form a conclusion and then opinion are in my opinion, reckless and dangerous. the new york state assembly has launched an impeachment inquiry against cuomo. this see, in addition to an investigation, led by new york's attorney general. coming up on ktvu news. it's six stories. san francisco mayor introduces you legislation to make restaurant park let's permanent how it would help and what it would mean for businesses that already have them, plus universal studios reopens for the first time in a year we'll tell you about the taste of universal experience that launched today and emotions not typically seen by warrior star steph curry. later it's sports step reveals the message he was trying to get acros

bowman: thank you, madam speaker. i was 11 years old when the police beat the crap out of me. 11 years old. sixth grade. what threat did i pose? other than that of a child who was horse playing in the street. my mother and i did not feel empowered to take any recourse. because in our community the police, unfortunately, operate as an occupying force. i thank god that i'm alive to tell this story. unfortunately, george floyd is not alive. if i lando castile is not alive. tamir rice is not alive. iana -- ayanna jones slept in her apartment on her couch. she was 7 years old. police came in with a no-knock warrant and murdered her. this is about transparency. and accountability. and we should pass the george floyd justice in policing act in a bipartisan way. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. jordan: recognize -- thank you, madam speaker. i yield one minute to the gentleman from georgia, mr. carter. the speaker pro tempore: the

erik lane the cohead of bowman's asset management business is quitting the fund to join a hedge frontes a day after two senior executives left to run a fintech startup for walmart. su is following develop men's and let's start with erik -- following developments let's start with the exit of erik lane. su: a big surprise and erik lane was the head of goldman sachs banning asset management business six-month ago, so it was a big surprise to the firm and a most everyone else on wall street. we heard he was departing for a prominent hedge fund, tiger global. a 25 year veteran of global -- goldman, and a member of the most important decision-making body at goldman. this comes on the heels of senior bankers defecting for a startup related to walmart friday. individually any of these departures would have been big news. but coming altogether, it made the story of lane's departure the most read story on bloomberg all day long. lane is now going to joint tiger global management later this year as president and chief operating officer. tiger global has issued a statement to that effect though t

from mobile versus bowman. >> you talk about the concern being that the analysis would be driven to racial proportionality under the respondents approach. now, i understand the concerns about that when you are talking about districting. why is that a bad thing when you're talking about electoral procedures? >> when it means is that any neutral system must be changed in order to maximize minority voting, regardless of how strong the justification is. things that provide no unfairness to minorities, every aspect of the time, place and manner, from registration to election day to early voting in order to maximize minority participation. why is that bad? because it is the same kind of race conscious activity -- >> is it maximizing participation or equalizing? in other words, that only comes up when you have disproportionate results. why should there be disproportionate results if you can avoid them? >> because, well, because it would eliminate all of the valuable anti-fraud concerns implicated in the ban on ballot. and because it would substitute the federal courts for the state legislatures t

bowman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. bowman: thank you, mr. speaker. i had the privilege of working in public education for 20 years. i started my career in 1999. this was the same year of the columbine high school shooting. and throughout my career, unfortunately, we have to continuely deal with -- continually deal with school shootings and we have to prepare in our schools, prepare children as young as 4 years old for the possibility of a school shooting. we have columbine. we have parkland. we have virginia tech. and we have sandy hook. i thought nine years ago when sandy hook occurred that the country would stop, pause, and reflect on what's happening in our nation. a mass shooting of our 6-year-old children, our babies. this law will begin the process of protecting our most vulnerable and protecting our babies. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from ohio. mr. jordan: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr.