so thank you, thank you much. >> thanks for having me. >>> janet napolitano started her presidency at the university of california seven years ago, now with campuses empty by the coronavirus, napolitano is overseeing distance learning for it5,000 across the you cc. in auguste is stepping down from her post, to join th faculty at the goldman school of public policy at uc berkeley. joining me now by skype from kland, is university california resident, janet napolitano, she has also served as a governor of arizona and the secretary of rihomeland se. resident napolitano, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> i was especially glad to have you wantbecause you have a close connection to daca, offered the program under id prt obama when you headed the department of homeland security, what is your response to the supreme court really, anatparticularly now the president has indicated he will fight it. >> obviously very pleased by the supreme court really, it allows all of our daca students and the thousands of daca eathe a sigh of relief. try,to that they will not immediately see the progr

joing me now by skype from oakland, is university of california resint, janet napolitano, she has alsoserved as a governor of arizonand thsecretary of homeland security. resident napolitano, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> i was especially glad to have you want because you have a cldae connection to , offered the program under president obama when you headed the departme homeland security, what is your response to the supreme court really, and particularly now that the esident has indicated hewill fight it. >> obviously very pleased by the supreme court really, it allows all of our daca students and the thousands of daca students around the country, to breathe a sigh of reliefat hey will not immediately see the program terminated, and themselves being subject to deportation and loss of their work authorization. and, frank, as to the president don't understand why he is so intent on going after these young people. they were brought typically under the age of six, they have been raised in this country. they really only know the united dates as home, and they are valuable, co r

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board of regents this week unanimously endorsed a c 5 and the repeal of prop 2 '09 president janet napolitano says it stood in the university system's way, a fully representing the rich diversity of the state. >>in the year since prop 2, 9, past many of us have watched with dismay and largely tied hands as the number of students from underrepresented groups that use she declined and plateau this was despite our continued and creative efforts to attract the best and brightest students from all backgrounds so we think being able to allow for some version of the consideration of race is actually going to help in the long run and addressing this disparity seeing a quality and the fact that we haven't been able to educate the full diversity of california. >>the senate will now have to decide on the legislation by june 25th. >>well for your health this morning. the fda is now warning americans to avoid using 9 different hand sanitizer product saying that they contain substances that can be deadly when absorbed through the skin. hand sanitizers made by eskbiochem in mexico is one of the products in

board of regents this week unanimously endorsed a c 5 and the repeal of prop 2 '09 president janet napolitano says it stood in the university system's way, a fully representing the rich diversity of the state. >>in the year since prop 2, 9, past many of us have watched with dismay and largely tied hands as the number of students from underrepresented groups that you see declined and this was despite our continued and creative efforts to attract the best and brightest students from all backgrounds so we think being able to allow for some version of the consideration of race is actually going to help in the long run and addressing these disparities the inequality and the fact that we haven't been able to educate the full diversity of california. >>the senate will now have to decide on the legislation by june 25th. several employees from the california sheriff's and district attorney's office have been arrested for damaging a black lives matter sign and 1000 oaks one of the employees darren stone a sheriff's office employee seen slashing. the sign you can see here while on duty. he got a misdeme

board of regents this week unanimously endorsed a c 5 and the repeal of prop 2 '09 president janet napolitano says it stood in the university system's way, a fully representing the rich diversity of the state. >>in the year since prop 2, 9, past many of us have watched with dismay and largely tied hands as the number of students from underrepresented groups that use she declined and this was despite our continued and creative efforts to attract the best and brightest students from all backgrounds so we think being able to allow for some version of the consideration of race is actually going to help in the long run and addressing these disparities the quality and the fact that we haven't been able to educate the full diversity of california. >>the senate will now have to decide on the legislation by june 25th, an f a s if a ca 5 is passed by the senate california's voters will then be tasked with the ultimate decision because then it will be on the november general election ballot live in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron 4 news. thank you ellen new tonight at 10 the black lives matter moveme

i spoke to some people who said they were at first upset when janet napolitano used to be homeland security secretary, now at the university of california, filed this lawsuit because this takes the heat off of congress, that they can't then -- they're not on the hook to try to come up with a solution for dreamers. they said in the end it was really necessary that this gets over to the supreme court. for now, i think what we would maybe see is something more from this white house, that they wanted to try again for a way to end this program. at this point with jeff sessions no longer being the attorney general and with all the enormous mott of things this administration has already come to try to curb asylum seekers coming into this country, i don't know they'd do that again before an election. for now congress has the heat taken off of them. they're probably glad to have it. congress hasn't passed meaningful immigration reform in decades. it's hard to imagine how they would get that done during an election year. >> julia ainsley outside the supreme court, jacob soboroff in los angeles, thank

. >>> 29 onwskqed neom, the supreme court has a does >>> we talked to janet napolitano about the doctorthe pandemic and educing the next generation to make lawmakers on capitol hill debate police reform, with one secaliforniator and possible presidential running mate, leading the way. welcome to kqed newsroom, i am priya david clemens, the supreme court revealing the face of a changing nation. as a surpriselgruling the q plus committee was granted the right to work without discrimination, throughout the country. there was a win for many children of undocumented immigran, those enrolled in

remind how this was brought about, brought about by the head of the university of california, janet napolitano, backs when daca was initiated pack in 2012. you wrote a whole book on chief justice, so i just want your -- your download on reading this opinion from him and the significance of it coming from him and his state of mind. >> it's so beneficiaries and for the supreme court. once again john roberts, generally a conservative chief justice, has swung over to the side of the four liberals on a very important case testing essentially, you know, the court versus a presidency here. it was an obama era program that donald trump had tried to roll back, a very politically charged case, and john roberts decided that the administration did not do it the right way, and poppy, it certainly recalls his vote in 2012 in obamacare and his vote last year when he blocked the trump administration from putting the census -- the citizenship question on the 2020 census. at that time he said that the reasons the administration gave were flawed and that's exactly what he said here for a very important ruling. >

they wrote lengthy legal opinions then janet napolitano explaining why the president had legal authoritypresident obama, to implement the daca program and as we saw, 600,000 or 700,000 people who came here under ages 16 with no criminl records, at least graduated from high school or were veterans were able to take part in this program to get work permits and basically stay in this country without that immediate threat of deportation. when the trump administration tried to rescind it, you saw multiple states, california, new york, here in the district of columbia file lawsuits saying that that rescission was unlawful because they didn't go about it according to the right procedures that is a decision. the supreme court has now led by the conservative chief justice who, again, has surely a decision that will disappoint many conservatives has joined with some liberals for this majority, tony. it is a surprising outcome. i just must say coming on the heels of the major ruling on monday, again, with conservatives joining liberals, the conservative chief justice joining liberals in that ruling