. >> that was the case against harris farms, which involved a farm worker being raped three times atgunpoint by her supervisor, who then threatened the victim if she complained about the sexual harassment. >> bergman: teeoc vs. harris farms was the first case of "rape in the fields" to go to trial. harris farms is one of the biggest agri-businesses in the country. headquartered in fresno county, it sprawls across california's central valley, and its almond orchards stretch for miles. one summer afternoon, a harris farms worker named olivia tamayo says that a supervisor ordered her to get into his truck. >> bergman: this video shows the man accused of raping olivia tamayo, rene rodriguez, in pre-trial testimony. he insists their relationship was consensual. >> did you have sexual relations with ms. tamayo at that time? >> (speaking spanish) >> (translator): at her house, yes. >> (speaking spanish) >> (translator): and when i would go to her house, she would come and she would open the door and she was already in a gown. >> are you saying she was wearing a nightgown when she greeted yo

. >> ese fue el caso en contra de harris farms, que involucrÓ a una agricultura que fue violada tres el primer caso de su tipo en ir a juicio. harris farms, es una de las compaÑÍas mÁs grandes en la agroindustria de la naciÓn, los campos para alimentar animales se extienden a lo largo del valle central de california, y sus plantaciones de almendras se extienden por millas. >> olivia tamayo dijo que en una tarde de verano el supervisor le ordenÓ entrar a su camioneta. >> me llegÓ una seccion de almendras, y ahÍ fue donde abusÓ. Ésa fue la primera vez con amenazas, desde ese momento Él me mostrÓ una arma o pistola. yo me defendÍa como yo podia, abusÓ de mÍ, me violÓ, siempre decÍa que, que yo le pertenecÍa, y que nunca me iba a dejar en paz. ♪. >> usted tuvo relaciones sexuales con la seÑora tamayo en esta ocasiÓn, en ese tiempo. >> renÉ rodrÍguez, era el mayordomo de harris farms, a quien olivia tamayo acusÓ de violaciÓn. >> en su casa sÍ. >> en un testimonio antes del juicio insistiÓ en que su relaciÓn fue consensual. >> estÁ usted diciendo de que ella se habÍa puesto una bata para d

farm bill that is due on monday. she also talked about next week's senate debate over immigration legislation. [video clip] >> harry reed wants to get the bill done before the july 4 recess. it is my understanding that the way the bill came down the last time there was a comprehensive immigration you voted against the final bill. i am curious why that was and why this bill is difference, if this is something you'll be able to support. >> first of all i did end up voting against it because there were not the limits on our wage

farm bill extension. >> but your voice is so quiet, harry.d other senate democrats are urging the house to vote on the senate version of the bill but the two bills differ significantly in just how much pain they inflict on the poor. the senate's $955 billion bill included $3.9 billion in cuts to food stamps over the next ten years. meanwhile, the house's $939 billion bill called for $20.5 billion in food stamp cuts over ten years. a cut so draconian it would throw 1.8 million people off of food stamps, mostly children and seniors. but house republicans don't seem eager to take up the senate bill. by the looks of it, they'd rather take the milk money and run. cue paul ryan. a man who ran as a budget cutter, largely on the backs of the poor and the man who only a week ago was complain is that the farm bill did not include enough cuts to food stamps. yesterday this same paul ryan insisted his primary focus is on -- wait for it -- addressing poverty. >> look, i'm a conservative that believes our founding principles are the key principles for the

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resumes work on a bill setting policies over five years for farm subsidies, crop insurance, and nutrition programs. the geordie leader harry reid says he is hoping to begin for consideration of a bipartisan immigration bill. house lawmakers have begun the work of writing bills to fund the federal government for the next fiscal year. two of those, homeland security and military construction veterans affairs, have been approved by the house appropriations committee and are awaiting floor action. you can watch the house live on c-span and the senate on c- span2. coming up in just under an hour, we will take you to capitol hill for the national academy of social insurance, hosting an 2013 socialsing the security trustees report. the report, released on friday, shows that the program long- term is on a fiscally unsustainable path if congress does not take action. the chief actuary of the social security and ministers will be among the panelists. that will be live on c-span starting at 11:00 a.m. eastern. she makes the first speech by sitting first lady and becomes the first president of the daughters of the american revolution,

farm bill. live your on c-span. on c-span two, more work in the senate on and border security measure. said heeader harry reid would like to finish work on the bill before the july 4 recess. three, live coverage of president obama's visit to germany after the g8 summit. he and german chancellor angela merkel will hold a news conference. in two hours, the president is scheduled to deliver a speech at berlin's historic brandenburg gate. watch that at 9:00 a.m. eastern. coming up this hour, we will talk with house foreign affairs committee member gerry connolly about this week's g8 summit, the iran.ct in syria then an update on the national security agency data collection program with pennsylvania congressman scott perry. and our spotlight magazine series continues later. "christian science monitor" correspondent will discuss his article on school prayer in the u.s., 50 years after the supreme court banned the practice. first, we will take your phone eets., e-mail, and tweake [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] host: welcome to "wa

policies over five years for farm subsidies and crop insurance. also, harry reid has said he has towed to begin a bipartisan immigration bill next week, and on the floor of the senate, senator patrick leahy is discussing traditional nominations. there have also contributes to a late senator who passed away earlier today at the age of 89. he received a flag at the capitol at half staff in tribute to the senator, again, passing away at the age of 89. you can see live coverage of the senate on our companion network, c-span2. [no be in order. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the chair will postpone further proceedings today on motions to suspend the rules on which a recorded vote or the yeas and nays are ordered or on which the vote incurs objection under clause 6 of rule 20. any record vote on the postponed question will be taken later. for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? mr. latta: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1919, the safeguarding america's pharmaceutical act of 2013, as amended. the speaker pro t

farm bill that is due on monday. she also talked about next week's senate debate over immigration legislation. [video clip] >> harryeed wants to get the bill done before the july 4 recess. it is my understanding that the way the bill came down the last time there was a comprehensive immigration you voted against the final bill. i am curious why that was and why this bill is difference, if this is something you'll be able to support. >> first of all i did end up voting against it because there were not the limits on our wage and lower skilled workers coming into our country that was to supplant american jobs. there are many pieces to this. the jobs peace is so important. our farmers need have a system that works for them that is legitimate and legal. we need to make sure we do not leave us there is on the ground or apples in the trees. in thee us there guests ground or apples in the trees. -- leave asparagus in the ground or apples int he trees. if you look at other parts of the bill, the thing i compliment them on is they have made sure that there is not a loophole that would allow the company to bypass an american

work on the reauthorization of the farm policy and there is proposals making changes to the comprehensive overhaul of the immigration law. senate majority leader harry reid said he's hoping to begin consideration of the bill the week of june 10th. house lawmakers those returning today to start work on funding the federal government for the upcoming fiscal year which begins october 1st. first up is a $73.3 billion spending bill designed to house and equipped the nation's military troops and families. the measure also includes money for a host of federal and services benefits programs. the second spending is up for debate next week this funding for the homeland security department, nearly 39 billion spending bill border security, grants for first responders, cybersecurity and disaster relief. chambers returning for legislative work today, and at 2 p.m. you can watch the house live on c-span and the senate right here on c-span2. for more ahead about the weak and conagra's we spoke to a reporter over on capitol hill. >> with congress returning this weekend the headline from thehill.com some challenges could tear down major pieces of obamacare. they poin

farm bill. the senate will gavel and at 2:00 eastern today. lawmakers will consider a pair of judicial nominations. after that, senators return to work on the immigration bill. majority leader harry reid says he plans to finish the immigration bill by the july 4 recess. coming up in 10 minutes, we plan to take you live to the bipartisan policy center where forum lookingng a at ways to design a new system of housing finance. we will speak to the gym locker the federal finance agency. until then, a round table look at the week ahead in congress from this morning's "washington journal." host: this morning we will kickoff the reporter roundtable with a discussion of the week ahead on washington hill. we're joined by the federal fin. rebecca sinderbrand from "politico" ian swanson of "of the hill," over here on capitol hill. we will be taking your comments for the next hour, but let's immigration reform. where is the senate after a full week of debate on this? guest of the immigration bill is going to go to a bunch of amendments and pass out of the senate before the july 4 recess. we are expecting a really busy week on capitol hill. republicans and democrats trying to come to differen