congressman charles rangel was here to learn his fate. >> mr. rangel can no longer blame anyone, other than himself, for the position he now finds himself in. >> reporter: rangel would be just the 23rd congressman in history to be censured by his peers, a significant and embarrassing procedure. it would mean he'd be escorted to the front of the house chamber to receive a public rebuke from the speaker. rangel was convicted this week of misusing his office for fund-raising, running a campaign office out of his subsidized harlem apartment and failing to pay taxes on rental income from his dominican villa. the congressman said he was careless but not corrupt. he admitted he made mistakes. >> no matter what you decide in the sanctions that you put in that report that charles rangel never sought any personal gain. >> reporter: after the ethics panel makes its decision, the full house will vote for or against the punishment it selects for this 80-year-old political giant. joel brown, cbs news, washington. >>> in alaska, senator lisa murkowski's write-

congressman charles rangel, guilty of 11 counts of house ethics violations.e'll talk about his conviction. what is next with the fox all-stars when we come back. >>> ever since the magna carta, the constitution, the hearing, i don't care what it is, a person should have the right to counsel if they're accused of anything. in addition to that, have the opportunity to prepare. >> bret: congressman charles rangel responding to fox news after a day in which house ethics sub committee found him guilty of 11 counts of violating house rules. 11 counts. there was 14 originally. split vote on the third count that had to do with the house gift ruled, therefore, it was cleared an one count for violation of congressional postage. it was rolled in one. guilty on 11 counts on the substance. we talked about that numerous times, the charges that rangel has been facing and had been facing. now they're meeting to talk about sanctions and where to go from here. what about all of this? bring in the panel. fred barnes, executive eder to of "weekly standard." a.b. stoddard of "the

reed, let me ask you straight out the good and the bad of charles rangel. >> the obvious good is how said mr. rangel had been essentially a good public servant. said he'd like to see him stay, that he would not want to see him resign. the badd is obviously this moment, the fact that he omitted that he was chair of a committee that is supposed to write tax policy and he was making, you know, at the least omissions on his own taxes. so people are still trying to -- i guess it's up to the voters now. >> and it's interesting, all of this happens, you know, you would have to say he was an 80-year-old man in the twilight of his congressional career. there wouldn't seem to be a lot of -- >> he's very focused on his legacy at this point. i think he know that's doesn't have much time and i think that by not sitting through the process, he's able to sort of take it on his own terms, do his best to manage the pr a little bit. and i expect him to get up here and talk about his service through the last 40 years. >> brianna, do you want to add on to this? >> reporter: i think one of the thing that'

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are these new pictures of charles rangel? do we have new pictures of charles rangel?nd we're going to have them for you momentarily. i do know he was heading to the democratic caucus, which is their meeting. and he didn't make any comment, i should tell you. i know our producer is on the ground there because we're following him around -- following rangel around today and he didn't say anything. he made his way down the hall way. >> okay, these are the new pictures. we've got them turned around. i know you're just outside of the congressman's office. if he pops out for a statement, let us know, we'll get you back on the air. let's go to the break now with new pictures from moments ago of the happy couple. prince william and kate middleton. [scraping] [piano keys banging] [scraping] [horns honking] with deposits in your engine, it can feel like something's holding your car back. let me guess, 16. [laughing] yeeah. that's why there's castrol gtx... with our most powerful deposit fighting ingredient ever. castrol gtx exceeds the toughest new industry standard. don't let d

>> i don't see investigation of charles rangel.e any investigation. >> sean: he didn't pay taxes. >> there are other people got off like tom delay -- >> he's not on trial right now. he's on trial. he is being prosecuted. >> sean: you defend his actions -- >> i'm not defending his actions but i think charles rangel did something smart. i'm not defending it. but he said i'm not going to have a trial. >> sean: should he be brought up on charges? >> of course he should. when you break law and try to bring in i had 50 years of service and let me go down, you broke the law 11 times. 1 3w counts. subcommittee of his own peers. >> sean: always, you throw it out. like a tradition. what was that? >> that was nice! i'm a random windstorm. shaky! shaky! and if you named your own price on car insurance, you could be picking up this tab yourself. so get allstate. [ nnis ] dollar for dollar, nobody protects you from mayhem like allstate. how about a coastal soup and grilled shrimp salad combination? or maybe skewers of wood-grilled shrimp. seafoo

>> i don't see investigation of charles rangel.stigation. >> sean: he didn't pay taxes. >> there are other people got off like tom delay -- >> he's not on trial right now. he's on trial. he is being prosecuted. >> sean: you defend his actions -- >> i'm not defending his actions but i think charles rangel did something smart. i'm not defending it. but he said i'm not going to have a trial. >> sean: should he be brought up on charges? >> of course he should. when you break law and try to bring in i had 50 years of service and let me go down, you broke the law 11 times. 1 3w counts. subcommittee of his own peers. >> sean: always, you throw it out. like a tradition. what was that? >> that was nice! so benny, i'm proud of you. welcome to the 21st century. thank you very much. you're on e-trade. huntin' down stocks, bonds, etfs. oh i love etfs. look at you. why don't you show me your portfolio? i'd love to... i already logged out. oh no, it's easy, actually, to get back... see where it says history? there's a history? yeah, it'll take yo

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the panel hearing the case ignored rangel's request. >> reporter: new york congressman charles rangelstood by himself in front of a house panel and told the members he needed a lawyer. >> that's all i'm asking for is time to get counsel. >> reporter: rangel's attorneys withdrew from the case in september. the veteran democrat says he's already spent $2 million on his defense. he said he can't afford to spend any more on a new legal team. >> with all due respect, since i don't have counsel to advise me, i'm going to have to excuse myself. >> reporter: the panel met behind closed doors to debate putting the proceedings on hold, but decided to move forward. rangel is facing 13 counts of breaking congressional rules. the congressman has admitted to some violations, but he insists he didn't know he was crossing a line, and i argues his mistakes did -- and he argues his mistakes did not amount to corruption. the representative who has represented harlem's neighborhood for 40 years is accused of using his office on capitol hill of raising money to a new york college and not paying taxes on a

and the house ethics committee began its trial of new york democrat charles rangel, as congress opened a lame duck session. and to hari sreenivasan, in our newsroom, for what's on the newshour online. hari? >> sreenivasan: you can read all of representative rangel's statement to the house ethics panel today, as well as see an interview with wnyc's azi paybarah, who writes for the empire blog. that's on the rundown. our political checklist this week is called "lame duck confit," and ticks off four issues congress may or may not tackle before the end of the year. on the massachusetts health care reform law, two primary doctors explain how their practices are affected. and our patchwork nation team offers more election analysis, showing g.o.p. gains were part of a natural ebb and flow in american politics. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. gwen? >> ifill: and that's the newshour for tonight. on tuesday, we'll look at the ongoing investigation into home foreclosure crisis, and a medal of honor goes to a living afghan war veteran. i'm gwen ifill. >> suarez: and i'm ray

charles rangel found guilty on 11 counts of violating ethics rules. among violations failure to disclose income from property in dominican republic and use of rent controlled apartment in harlem as campaign office. they will now decide what punishment if any to recommend for charles rangel. the entire house will vote on any recommendation. for his part, charles rangel is defiant calling the process unfair. he won re-election earlier in month. stay with fox news for the latest breaking news about this story. next, john thune wants two-year time-out. time-out on what? he will tell you next. you know you are interested in this? prince william and his bride to be talk about their engagement. what did prince do as tribute to his mother princess diana? find out coming up. dick cheney fires off a znger and president obama is definitely not laughing. stave tuned. i said "sure." "well, let's grow some algae." and that's what started it. exxonmobil and synthetic genomi have built a new facility to identify the most productive strains of algae. algae a amazing l

> i truly believe that i'm not being treated fairly. >> reporter: long-time new york democrat charles rangel appeared before a jury of eight to answer charges he violated 13 ethics rules. rangel was alone, explaining after paying his previous lawyer $2 million he'd run out of money to fight the case. he pleaded for more time to set up a legal defense fund and hire a new lawyer. >> and my reputation-- 50 years of public service-- has to suffer because this committee has concluded that you must conclude this matter before this congress ends. >> reporter: but the panel denied the request. rangel walked out and the trial went on without him. rangel faces multiple ethics allegations: failing to report income, filing false disclosure forms, improperly soliciting contributions. today's walkout was rangels second in a defense marked by defiance. >> i deserve and demand the right to be heard. >> reporter: in august, the 20-term harlem congressman roared on the house floor that his name should be cleared, arguing he'd made mistakes but had never broken the law. and he warned his colleagues he would no

new york democrat charles rangel was convicted of violating house rules. congressional correspondent nancy cordes is on capitol hill tonight and, nancy, congressman rangel was found guilty. so what happens now? >> reporter: well, katie, he waits to hear was what what his punishment will be, most likely a public denouncement. but he's still defiant saying late today he feels like he was railroaded. >> never in my wildest dreams could any lawyer ever conceive that a hearing would be a package of allocation negotiations without witnesses. >> reporter: it took less than a day for eight of rangel's peers to find him guilty of all but one of the charges, including improper solicitation of donations and improper use of rent-controlled apartments. >> count ten, conviction by clear and convincing evidence. >> reporter: house democrats didn't have time to dwell on the developments. for the first time since their ranks were decimated in the midterm elections, they gathered to discuss the loss. >> you don't always win, but you don't abandon your principles. >> reporte

. >> bill: congressman charles rangel guilty of ethics violations. will they expel him from congress? is it legal on the case. caution, you where to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill owe illly. thanks for watching us tonight. a country divided should unite today. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. this afternoon president obama awarded staff sergeant salvatore giunta valor afghanistan. 25 years old and put his life in great risk to save another soldier to ho fell into the hands of the taliban. his story was chronicled by 60 minutes last sunday. there is no question the man is quite extraordinary. >> what kind of soldier are you? >> i'm average. i'm mediocre. >> you are mediocre? >> yeah. this is only one moment. i mean, i don't think that i did anything that anyone else that i was with wouldn't have done. i was in the position to do it. that was what needed to be done, so that's what i did. >> bill: by the way the sergeant was shot twice. one bullet hit his vest and other diswroid one o

also a subcommittee hearing on the case against representative charles rangel. he is accused of 13 violations, including refusing to disclose income to congress. that is live at 9:00 a.m. eastern and on c-span 3. now a look at some of the newly elected governors. rejoin h republicanath -- join the republican nathan deal will replace the governor who hid -- who is term limited. >> this will on "the communicators," discussion with paul jacobs. >> what does qualcomm do? >> it makes chips for cell phones. many of those have a chip much like those made by intel inside a computer. >> what exactly does your chip do inside the:? >> it does a lot. it started out as a radio communication between a device you were carrying with you and the network. now that the fund has so much capability, we have graphics and the microprocessor that does habitations and cameras and doeso and 00 audio -- computations and cameras and video and audio. we design the chip in san diego california. the designs are sent to asia and taiwan. they are manufactured there. we work with the device manu

money is at the root of the house ethics hearing for veteran new york congressman charles rangel. from filing taxes late to using house stationery for fundraising, rangel admits the facts but denies intent. correspondent molly henneberg reports today's hearing got underway with money taking center stage. >> embattled new york democratic congressman rangel told the house ethics committee today he wasn't staying for his trial. >> with all due respect, since i don't have counsel to advise me, i'm going to have to excuse myself from these proceedings. >> with that, he left. telling the committee his former legal team dropped him this fall, doubtful he'd be able to pay his future legal bills and insisted he hasn't had time to raise money to get a new lawyer. he asked the committee to delay his trial. >> all i'm doing is something for the opportunity to have counsel. >> but the democratic chairwoman of the ethics committee wasn't buying rangel's not enough time argument. >> mr. rangel's counsel withdrew a little over a month ago. further counsel has not been retained. >> she said the tri

. >> charles rangel nuncaisionuni ninguna ganancia personal rechazó toda acción de corrupción. >> (en quién univislpar. >> el propósito no eraivisiouni dijo. >> si no hacer responsable al acusado y dar credibilidad a la cámara. >> fuera de expulsarlo fueron severos. >> en tanto cuando no hay una acusación criminal ni será culpab encontrado culpable criminal esa es la sanción más alta que impone normalmente el comité de ética de la cámara. >> entre los cargos que demo pa que no pagó impuesto por una casa se trata de un crimen afirma. >> si tú y yo dejamos de pagar por 17 años. >> los impuestos que venimos obligados a pagar. >> nos acusa rían y nos meto rían preso. >> john lewis, testificoóivision colega era un hombre bueno y decente. >> deberá ratificorsen eluniv n sin el mejor interés del señor rangel y la institución. unoionloivisio univnmiembros má poderosos, en qué comiciones nstará, frente a laionunivisionv isionunivisionunivision>> en els importante para tener familia. >> y más adelante una mirada a eision reiunivis unundo,ionivis. >> (♪). >> ionnisionunivisionunivisionisn en la

the house ethics committee recommended censure for charles rangel today. that's the most serious discipline. it means he may have to stand before the house and face a rubuke from the speaker. the next step will be decided after thanksgiving. and the chilean minors are in los angeles. they are being treated liketually arts -- celebrities. they are there to view a taping of a cnn special. >>> >>> there is controversy over new security measures in u.s. airports. there is health concerns over the body scanners. many people say the tsa is going too far for the body pap downs -- pat-downs. now the district attorney is chiming in. he says his office will prosecute any guard that goes too far. >> if any of those people who are going through the airplane are touched in an inappropriate way, meaning the person is doing so not for the purpose of business but for their own pleasure, if it's for sexual pleasure, that's a crime. that isn't something they have to do. if that happens somebody should report it to a police officer or to tsa supervisor. if somebody takes his

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. -- charles rangel. >>> court documents reveals of baker's killer dismembered her. a prosthetic leg was found. her stepmother lisa baker has been in jail on charges related to the child's death. >>> today president obama will honor an army staff sergeant in the first living soldier to earn the medal of honor since the vietnam war. the 25-year-old is receiving the medal for his action in october of 2007 in afghanistan. he repeatedly ran into enemy fire to save american lives and rescued a fellow soldier from the taliban. 4:49 on this tuesday morning. >>> arch campbell has a sneak peek at one of the fall's hottest movies. >> traffic and weather when we come back. >>> welcome back. time to check on traffic and weather every ten minutes. >> let's check in with adam caskey to find out how it's going to be. >> looking forward to spring again. tomorrow will be sunny overall. breezy. 49 right now in and a bundle. almost .3 inches of rain. -- 49 degrees right now in and a bundle county. -- anne arundel county. there's been rain in gaithersburg this morning. areas of rain lin

." >> this week charles rangel appeared before a house ethics subcommittee facing 13 charges. following opening statements by the chair, zoe lofgren and ranking member michael mccall, representative rangel requested the subcommittee postpone the proceedings until he could hire a lawyer. the committee then went into closed session to consider his motion. this portion is about 30 minutes. in the house, the committee on standards of official conduct is charged with recommending and enforcing ethical standards that ensure that members and staff act in a manner befitting that public trust. it is under that authority that we are meeting here today. this hearing is authorized by house rule 11 clause 3 and committee rule 23. the purpose of this hearing is to determine whether any of the 13 counts included in the statement of alleged violation in the matter of representative charles b. rangel had been proved by clear and convincing evidence. on june 17, 2010, a bipartisan investigative subcommittee of the committee on standards of official conduct adopted the statement of alleged viola

congressman charles rangel was here to learn his fate. >> mr.no longer blame anyone, other than himself for the position he now finds himself in. >> the chief lawyer. >> his conduct served to undermine public trust in this institution. >> he suggested rangel be censured by congress. more serious than a reprimand. but short of an expulsion from the house. >> reporter: it would be a significant but embarrassing procedure. it would mean he would receive a public rebuke from the speaker. >> rangel ran a campaign from his subsidized apartment. the congressman said he was careless, but not corrupt. he admitted he made mistakes. >> no matter what you decide in the sanctions that you put in there that charles rangel never sought personal gain. >>> after the ethics manual makes its decision, the full house will vote for or against the punishment. for this 80-year-old political giant. >>> in washington, joel brown, wjz eyewitness news. >> rangel had no attorneys present for today's proceeding. but he did bring his fellow congressman, john louis, who spoke

. >>> charles rangel could be censured. it was voted to recommend the full house censure the veteran democrat. he was found guilty of failing to pay taxes and use it official resources to raise money for a college center razed after him. >> this conduct search to undermine public trust in this institution. >> any action taken by me was not with the intention to bring any disgrace on the house or to enrich myself personally. >> the ethics committee recommended that he be censured. the full house could go in and other direction. >>> the political pressure is tightening on one of those suspects in the prince george's county corruption scandal. an elected member of the council is urgent council member-elect leslie johnson not to take her seat. franklin says johnson should choose not to sit on the council. johnson was indicted along with her husband, jack johnson, on corruption charges. >>> 39 degrees outside. >> hidden dangers on popular toys. 7 is on your side with what parents need to know. >> but first, another check on your

zthtjthththtjtjtjt@tjtjtjtjtétjt >>> house ethics panel has found democratic congressman charles rangelof new york guilty of breaking house rules. rangel was charged with 13 counts of financial and fundraising wrong doing. he was found guilty of 11 of those counts. rangel walked out of the trial yesterday after he asked unsuccessfully for time to hire new lawyers. the full ethics committee will next conduct a hearing on the appropriate punishment for rangel then make a recommendation to the full house. >>> hope is fading that three missing people in ohio will be found alive. police searched a lake yesterday looking for tina herman, her ten-year-old son cody maynard and herman's friend, stephanie spaing. they all disappeared wednesday along with herman's daughter. sarah was found sunday bound and gagged in the basement of a home in mount vernon, ohio. matthew hoffmann is charged with her kidnapping. not clear how well hoffmann knew the four missing people but police say he may have been watching them for sometime. >>> candlelight vigils will be held for a missing girl >>> monsoon rains s

. >>> there was a dramatic morning while wearing in charles rangel. he was denied a delay. he walked out of the room. rangel had asked for the delay to get a new lawyer. his previous -- he said he would not attend any other meetings without counsel. >>> bill clinton is joining the show "hangover." "people" magazine reports he filmed his part over the weekend in thailand while talking about clean energy. >>> a beloved berkeley toy store will remain open through the holidays, through the relief of generations -- to the relief of generations. now owners have been found and have a long history with the store. they say it will close briefly for a couple of weeks in january for some needed renovation. >>> coming up at 5:00, watching and waiting. that's what bay area crab fishermen are doing all day long. we're in santa rosa where the tests on crabs are happening to determine if and when the season will be a go. that's the -- that story coming up at 5:00, our next necast. thanks for watching. have a great day.

tracie potts has details on that and the latest on charles rangel's ethics probe. >> reporter: good morning. let's start with the treaty. this was a big priority for the white house to get it ratified. preferably during this lame duck session of congress ending in a few weeks but now the top republican, john kyl has said it's not going to happen because of other issues the senate is dealing with like the tax cuts because it's so complicated and because of the short time frame. president obama was supposed to sit down with democratic and republican leaders this week but because of scheduling issues that has been postponed until november 30th. the other big story here on capitol hill, charlie rangel, now convicted by an ethics panel of violating 11 of the 13 charges ruled that he was accused of, mainly financial misconduct. this is huge. he's the chair of the congressional black caucus. the ethics panel will decide his fate on thursday. lynn? >> tracie, thank you. and now here's a look at other stories making news today in america, suspected drunk driver hardly kept it together. he got out of

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charles rangel sea censurado por la cámara, sería la más dura pena que pudiera aplicar a los representantes maletas adicionales o sobrepeso que no eran sometidas a revisión. hablaremos de una joven que dice consiguió préstamos estudiantiles para estudiar en la universidad y ahora asegura haber caído en una trampa. un futuro mejor, nos dijeron que era gratis que no había que pagar nada. >periodista: como muchos quería el futuro mejor más rápido. mejorar porque son 8 meses y así puedo empezar a trabajar y estaba buscando la manera más fácil, después de comenzar los estudios de contadora clínica al sur de la florida. >> yo asistía en las noches. y que mejor esperaba unos 6 meses para regresar. dice que comenzó a dudar si la decisión de inscribir en la institución privada y no estatal había sido la correcta. >> ellos dijeron que estaban acreditados y al final me dijeron que no. y campo diría realizar en otro colegio. no solamente está investigando a esta persona que tiene más de 86 mil alumnos. si no otras 7 instituciones privadas con miles de alumnos que estudian por internet a nivel internaci

. >> charles rangel nunca buscó ninguna ganancia personal rechazó toda acción de corrupción. >> (en ingléssi no hacer responsable al acusado y dar credibilidad a la cámara. >> fuera de expulsarlo fueron severos. >> en tanto cuando no hay una acusación criminal ni será culpab encontrado culpable criminal esa es la sanción más alta que impone normalmente el comité de ética de la cámara. >> entre los cargos que demo pa que no pagó impuesto por una casa se trata de un crimen afirma. >> si tú y yo dejamos de pagar por 17 años. >> los impuestos que venimos obligados a pagar. >> nos acusa rían y nos meto rían preso. >> john lewis, testificoó que su colega era un hombre bueno y decente. >> deberá ratificorse en el pleno de la cámara, lidiar con esto de la manera más rápida es sin el mejor interés del señor rangel y la institución. >> se presenta un reto para el partido demócrata deberá decidir qué hacer con el veterano legislador de 80 años que fue uno de los miembros más poderosos, en qué comiciones estará, frente a la transparencia y la responsabilidad que deben a sus electores. >> en el capitol

. >> the house ethics committee today called for a new york congressman charles rangel to be censured for financial misconduct and fundraising allegations. that's next on c-span. then house republicans talk to reporters about their priorities. this afternoon, president obama praised general motors after the u.s. automaker made a successful initial public offering of its stock to investors. later, a hearing on the government's home mortgage modification program. now, part of today's ethics committee hearing, then we'll bring you the hearing in its entirety. we'll hear from vermont congressman peter welsh first who serves on the committee. spent the coldest winter and died in korea and when you came home, you couldn't get a job because of the color of your skin and didn't get discouraged and pushed a cart in lower manhattan. you got married and have a wonderful marriage and a great family. you earned the respect and esteem of the people of harlem. you have been an inspiration to generations of people. and you find yourself now having lost the prize that you sought for so long, the chair

. >>> a panel started deliberations in the case of new york congressman charles rangel. the panel denied his request to raise money and rangel walked out of the hearing room. if rangel is found guilty the entire ethics committee will decide on the punishment. at the hearing continues tomorrow. >>> closing arguments are expected tomorrow in the case of the man accused of killing chandra levy. she disappeared in 2001 and her body was later found in the washington dc park and she was linked romantically to congressman gary condit. >>> leaders for more than 80 countries are meeting to address environmental issues. the governor is using this year's global climate summit to encourage governments to curb greenhouse emissions the governor opened the meeting by thanking california voters for defeating proposition 23 that would have suspended california's greenhouse gas emissions. >> special interests from fossil fuels will not wither away and i without a fight. >> harrison ford spoke out against deforestation could tomorrow they will announce a major agreement between some countr

. >>> a house ethics committee is asking censure for new york congressman charles rangel, the strongest punishment short of expulsion. he was convicted of ethics violations including improper fund raising and failing to report income. the recommendation will go to the full chamber which will probably vote the week after thanksgiving. members are expected to endorse the committee's decision. >>> nearly 300,000 americans collapse each year when their hearts stop pumping blood. automated external defibrillators are designed to restart your heart. defibrillators can save lives if used within minutes. you see them at sporting venues, office buildings, recreation centers even in malls. lee went into cardiac arrest in september after a freak accident in virginia. there was a defibrillator nearby. he was surrounded by people who knew how to use it. he celebrated his 35th birthday and ran a half marathon. >> i was lucky, absolutely lucky to have the people here and the equipment here to take care of me. >> many people don't realize that some key defibrillator parts can expire. here to show us ho

shake down of donors for the charles rangel center.act he was able to get an apartment in new york -- >> sean: rent stablized, four. >> then used it for a campaign headquarters. multiple violations he got away with because he was a congressman. he used his position, his position of power and influence for personal gain and for personal advancement that is corruption by anybody's definition. >> sean: what does this say about congress overall? the exit polls couldn't have been more clear. americans are suffering, real unemployment in this country is over 17%. in some cities it is over 20%. like michigan and nevada and other places. democrats won't support the moratorium on earmarks. pushing don't ask, don't tell. pushing this star treaty the president supports. pushing the dream act, among other things. i'm thinking did you guys hear anything? >> they overwhelmingly reelected nancy pelosi by 150-43 to remain the face of the party, which is great news for the republicans. the republicans got in trouble a few years ago because of jack abra

. >>> charles rangel has no comment following a guilty verdict for ethics violations delivered today. one south bay congresswoman was present. the committee must now decide on punishment. rangel walked out of the house trial yesterday saying he didn't have time to hire a legal team. >>> former president bush is marking a milestone today. >> okay. everybody ready? time to shovel dirt! >> the former president and his wife laura hosted and official ground-breaking ceremony at the future site of the george w. bush presidential center located at the southern methodist in dallas, several members of the bush administration were there, including former vice president dick cheney and former secretary of state, condoleezza rice. >>> san francisco animal control is asking the public for any information on the killing of a swan. the swan that was killed was named monday. this is video of the swans taken last year. now there's only one swan left. volunteer caretakers found the swan's body on saturday morning. her neck had been broken. there were several empty beer bottles nearby. >>> a concord fam