. >>> the attorney for uc davis urged uc president janet napolitano to drop the investigation against her. >> i want to be clear. the chancellor left the academy and she wants a fair and impartial investigation. >> the chancellor was put on paid leave in april as the university investigates the pepper spray of the protestors. the attorney says it is compromised because the lead investigator handles millions of dollars of uc business. >> there was a measure to repeal the tax on feminine products. considered to be necessities of life from sales tax and this legislation adds feminine care products such as tam ponce. women in california pay more than 20 million-dollars a year in taxes on those products. this measure now goes to the state senate. >>> all right. she is represented the state of california for decades and now senator barbara boxer is set to retire. hear what she told us about the candidates running for her seat. >> ahead, why the increase in temperatures are raising concerns about the zika virus. >>> and the new plan to address a series of shootings on a stretch of freeway in

>> critics are saying janet napolitano should have known what is going on. she didn't. this is the latest in the saga out of uc berkeley. graham fleming was found to have sexually harassed his assistant. fleming admitted he may have kissed her on the neck. sam singer is now his spokesperson. > he denied any sexual harass many. the investigation was flawed. >> reporter: fleming was removed as vice chancellor but kept his $33,000 salary for 10 months which, at the time was within the rules of the university. it's called transition leave. when an administrator takes up to 12 months to prepare. he is now a chemistry professor. uc president napolitano only recently found out about it. >> how can she not know? >> well, we have a system of over 200,000 employees and she relies on chancellors to run their own campuses. it wasn't communicated to her. >> i think if she's so unaware, she ought to resign. >> had this happened today it's unlikely that high level administrator would be granted leave after having violated sexual harassment policy. >> the former dean of the law school

>> critics are saying janet napolitano should have known what is going on. she didn't. this is the latest in the saga out of graham fleming was found to have sexually harassed his assistant. fleming admitted he may have kissed her on the neck. sam singer is now his spokesperson. >> he denied any sexual harass many. the investigation was flawed. >> reporter: fleming was removed as vice chancellor but kept his $33,000 salary for 10 months which, at the time was within the rules of the university. it's called transition leave. when an administrator takes up to 12 months to prepare. he is now a chemistry professor. uc president napolitano only recently found out about it. >> how can she not know? >> well, we have a system of over 200,000 employees and she relies on chancellors to run their own campuses. it wasn't communicated to her. >> i think if she's so unaware, she ought to resign. >> had this happened today it's unlikely that high level administrator would be granted leave after having violated sexual harassment policy. >> the former dean of the law school is being rev

enforcement officers association, a part of homeland security, filed a lawsuit against secretary janet napolitano and john morton, one of their supervisors, and said you are ordering to violate our oath to enforce the law. i've never seen a lawsuit like this. 18,000 or so agents and officers suing their supervisors for ordering them not to do their duty. this is wrong. it demoralizes morale. and when you have that kind of situation, what message does it send to the world? it sends a message to the world that if you can get into the united states, you're going to be successful and you can stay here. you don't have to come according to the law. and we've seen an increase in lawlessness in recent years. and in fact it looks like this year, among a number of categories, we've already reached the same level of arrests that we did in all of last fiscal year. so we're having a rather significant increase again this year. well, what happened? over half the state attorneys general in the united states filed a lawsuit in the federal court. judge andrew hainon in the district court for the southern district

linda katehi was put on paid administrative leave by uc president janet napolitano a month ago. is accused of misusing school funds and putting her own relatives in cushy positions at the university. but today, her attorney said there's no evidence she did anything unethical or broke any rules. >> any neutral fair or impartial evaluator would determine that she has not engaged in any wrongdoing. she has violated no university policies. and certainly not the law. >> the attorney said the investigation as it stands now will lack objectivity. she said the lead investigator has financial ties to uc. >>> just a few more hours until part of interstate 5 in san joaquin county will be open back up, they tell us. caltrans crews are finishing repairs after a sinkhole on tuesday. the northbound lanes will re- open at midnight. southbound lanes sunday at noon. work was delayed because the median had to be rebuilt and hot temperatures are not helping much. caltrans blames the sinkhole on an old deteriorating irrigation pipe that ran underneath the freeway. >>> the sharks are looking for a fo

with all of the warning signs, janet napolitano didn't care. she wanted to show the muslim world that she was so above the fray and above these silly mortals, what fools these mortals be. she was above all of that. that she could bring someone the med his foundation same name as the political party of the muslim brotherhood in egypt. and he never would disclose, as far as last i've seen, he still has not disclosed where he got all the money. for what he did. and yet she made him part of the countering violent extremism advisory committee. and then promoted him to the homeland security advisory committee or council, and gave him a classification so he could get online and review . assified information and janet napolitano, as secretary of homeland security, testified falsely before our committee first that she didn't know anything about what i was talking about, him downloading documents and trying to offer specific, s media, national news medium, to publish. thankfully they turned down. she said, she didn't know anything about it. yet the night

positions ineveral the bill clinton administration and, as deputy chief of staff to janet napolitano how she oversaw buddhist region programs for the hungry, shelter, and supportive services for victims of domestic violence and home with an refugee settlements and services. since becoming the ceo of the girl scouts four years ago, she has been named one of the worlds 50 greatest leaders by fortune magazine. she has taken the organization into the digital age with the digital cookie initiative and badges geared toward cyber etiquette, financial literacy, science, technology, engineering and math learning. please welcome to the podium, anna maria chavez, ceo of the girl scouts usa. afternoon. good and good afternoon, girl scouts. i feel like i'm with family. it is wonderful. first of all, i do want to acknowledge what is heavy on our heart this morning, from our friends and family in orlando. as all of you, i was distressed and overwhelmed seeing the tragedy that played out this weekend. for all of us who understand the importance of inclusion and mercy, i stand before you heart rogan.

formerly served on the staff of janet napolitano and nancy pelosi. jose is an installer based out of solar city's phoenix warehouse. it is a distinct honor for both of us to be here speaking before such a distinguished, legendary panel. to here with jose to talk you about why we care so much about solar and why we hope the democratic party will adopt a pro-solar platform. we work at the same company here in phoenix. i will let jose tell you about his job as an installer. >> good afternoon. my name is jose. i am working for solar city in the phoenix office. i came from new jersey, relocated my family out here thanks to solar city, the company i work for. advocate forostly the benefits of solar and encourage the democratic party to go to a stronger pro-solar program. just to touch a little bit on myself, i come from a large family in new york city. eight of us, to be exact, grew up in a one-bedroom apartment. i would never have imagined i would be in arizona. thanks to the solar industry, i was able to read locate my family and provide my kids with a b

i know janet napolitano took credit for the system working when the underwear bomber was stopped, but that was some heroic americans and one intelligence person told me that actually the reason the bomb didn't go off is because his rear end had sweated too much. and defused the fuse and it didn't go off. well, we can't always count on a terrorist's rear end sweating too much to save hundreds of american lives. we have to have an intelligence community and a law enforcement community that can recognize when enemies are within our gate as this president continues to bring them. it should disturb a lot of americans, this article from allen newhouser points out that the security firm that employed the orlando gunman guards nuclear sites. article points out the security firm that employed the orlando gunman behind the worst mass shooting in u.s. history said he guarded 90% of the nuclear facilities, raising concern that would-be terrorists could easily gain inside access to the most sensitive sites on american soil and release devastation. it goes on to make some good points but i don't th

has had several positions in the bill clinton administration and as deputy chief of staff to janet napolitano. she oversaw food services programs to the hungry and worked for people with domestic violence. since becoming the ceo of the girl scouts of the usa four years ago, this yale alumn has been named one of the world's 50 greatest leaders by "fortune" magazine. she has taken the organization into the digital aid with the digital cookie order. please welcome to the national press club podium, anna maria chavez, ceo of the girl scouts of the u.s.a. [ applause ] >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon, girl scouts. >> got afternoon. >> i feel like i'm with family. this is wonderful. first of all, i do want to acknowledge what is heavy on our hearts this morning. to our friends and family in orlando. as all of you, i was distressed and overwhelmed by seeing the tragedy that played out this weekend. for all of us who understand the importance of inclusion and diversity, i stand before you heart broken. i do want to send my remarks and special thanks to all of the first respond

28th, 2010, between american muslim leaders and the department of homeland security secretary janet napolitano hosted by the civil rights and civil liberties. it was controversial because several of the individuals attended the invitation only conference in d.c. were known affiliates of at least two of the same muslim brotherhood front groups that had just been named as unindicted coconspirators in the largest terrorism trial in the history of the united states, the holy land foundation trial. also that spring at least six individuals with known affiliations to the muslim brotherhood front groups were appointed to the countering violent extremism cve working group which was convened under the authority of the homeland security advisory council. i would like to show you now the logo of the muslim brotherhood, the moderate organization that this administration chose to ally itself with. across the mid tell says [ speaking in foreign language ] which means the brothers of the muslim or the muslim brotherhood and taken from koran 8:16 is the word which means prepare yourselves to terrify your adve

enforcement officers association, a part of homeland security, filed a lawsuit against secretary janet napolitano and john morton, one of their supervisors, and said you are ordering to violate our oath to enforce the law. i've never seen a lawsuit like this. 18,000 or so agents and officers suing their supervisors for ordering them not to do their duty. this is wrong. it demoralizes morale. and when you have that kind of situation, what message does it send to the world? it sends a message to the world that if you can get into the united states, you're going to be successful and you can stay here. you don't have to come according to the law. and we've seen an increase in lawlessness in recent years. and in fact it looks like this year, among a number of categories, we've already reached the same level of arrests that we did in all of last fiscal year. so we're having a rather significant increase again this year. well, what happened? over half the state attorneys general in the united states filed a lawsuit in the federal court. judge andrew hainon in the district court for the southern district

phil haney who worked for the department of homeland security had thousands of entries that janet napolitano said, you know, we tried to connect the dots. they deleted thousands of those dots. why? because this administration apparently doesn't want the public to know or the next administration to find out that many of the people they consult with, consort with have ties to terrorists. they deleted so many thousands of the dots in our system. we're at risk and the f.b.i. director, i respect him, james comey, he said tuesday that the islamic state group is currently the main threat facing the united states both in its efforts to recruit fighters to join its members overseas and have others carry out violence in america. he said the islamic state group poses a third potential threat, a terrorist diaspora that he aid will eventually flow out of syria, end up in iraq and they have easy access to the united states. there are three prongs to the islamic state, well, the isil threat. comey said the recruitment to travel, the recruitment to violence in place and then what you saw a few -- preview of

napolitano. see you at 11:00. that's where we are. that's not bad. how does janeten raise interest rates in an economy like this? she speaks at lunchtime today. i don't see any -- [laughter] stuart: donald trump not backing off his attacks on the federal judge presiding over the trump university case but trump's latest tweets indicates he may be shifting his focus. he's going after the pundits. california votes tomorrow. hillary and bernie dead heat. new voters registering. could that benefit bernie sanders? >> yes, it could stuart: donald trump taking heat from both sides over his criticism of a federal judge. two trump surrogates join us this hour. we are talking about muhammad ali, the activist, niece of martin luther king starting now. ♪ ♪ ♪ stuart: hillary clinton hoping the sun doesn't come down on her in california. [laughter] stuart: it's extremely important. hillary and bernie, they're in dead heat, more of that in just a moment. the sun is not going down on the golden state warriors. california waking up happy this morning. they dominated game two and bea

janet yellen speaking later this morning, later this afternoon, rather, that is certainly a focus after the job report. the market is expected to open fractionally higher this morning. fox news andrew napolitano heavy weight boxer larry holmes. both hillary clinton and bernie sanders campaigning in california. two democratic candidates running neck and neck. robert gray is in hermosa beach with the latest. >> hermosa beach, hey, good, maria, that's right. it's going to be a tight race, we are all expecting hillary clinton edging so much closer, just about two dozen and change delegates away from clinching the nomination tomorrow. california and new jersey offering a bounty of delegates, 475 in california alone. bernie sanders 1667, if you take a look at delegates, he cannot clinch with delegate count but if you look at superdelegates in particular you'll see that hillary clinton has a tremendous lead there. if you take a look at where they've been really going crisscrossing the state here, particularly where the polls have narrowed in just a couple of points, clinton with a slight lead. you can see them crisscrossing the state, hillary clinton has a couple of stops in los angeles today. has a