>> supervisor mandelman: karen lee around? come on up. karen lee is amazing. she's tenacious, bay area native and valley resident since 2010. last year she received the letter that every tenant living in san francisco fears, she received a notice of the eviction at her building. this is the third eviction notice that karen has received and no fault eviction at various residences around san francisco. but this time karen decided to fight. she organized her fellow tenants and made it clear that she and her artist housemates would not go quietly. she was and remains determined to not be one of the hundreds of district 8 residents to be displaced over the last decade, and she's not stopped there, with just her own building. karen has taken the next step to help her fellow san franciscans. last week she organized and to get out the word to make sure her neighbors were aware of their rights and stand up for no cause evictions. last year she received a year extension, but that will expire the end of this month. karen will keep on fighting and continue to inspire othe

. >> supervisor mandelman: karen lee around? come on up. karen lee is amazing. she's tenacious, bay area native and valley resident since 2010. last year she received the letter that every tenant living in san francisco fears, she received a notice of the eviction at her building. this is the third eviction notice that karen has received and no fault eviction at various residences around san francisco. but this time karen decided to fight. she organized her fellow tenants and made it clear that she and her artist housemates would not go quietly. she was and remains determined to not be

been a rise in hatred and so many different directions said karen bass of california, the chair of the congressional black caucus. unfortunate leeunfortunately, a lot of it has been emanating from the white house. debbie wasserman schultz said the rising race -- rate of hate crimes targeting jews and the fact members continue to use anti-semitic tropes, the fact we have to put a resolution on the floor to spell out for people across this country what anti-semitism means is pretty outrageous. all quotes from the washington times story on this blowout today. taking your calls on the "washington journal." should congress police its members' speech? when should they do it? how should they do it? caller: hi. conversations the this morning because i knew so many people were going to call up and complain about israel. i never used to think we would have to police speech, but the way things are going in the world, i think we are going to have to. i see what is happening in europe and i know a lot of jews are leaving european countries because of the anti-semitism. we have friends in england that are scared to go out because it has gotte

lawrence lee reports from the spanish town of iaaonte on the reporter: it's carniial week in iamonte and people are on the streets. it isn't a rich place by any -pmeans but the sense of karen, simon, and 13-year-old they fell in love with the pnd a ssall consultancy from home. jjda is biling ral and regards himself -- is biling ral and -pregards himself as more spani than british and watching events in the u.k. with >> every person i spoke to here in spain, looks at me with pity or with a look in their face to% say, why one, why are you doinn this and i'm so sorry that they're doing this to you. understand what is your an't problemm what is the problem? what will you gain from leaving? >> what lu say? >> i have no idea. i can't answer. >> they orry about the impacts of brexit on their business but >> there was one instance when might have to go back to the u.k. to protect our business. and he said i'm not going back to the u.k. you can't make me go back. and i said no, no, ok. don't worry about it. it's not for you to worry about. and you go back, i'm going to run away. and i'm going to gee plane and come back to spain. that brooe nigh heart. >> to rub salt into their woun