nanette? >> well, some families are kusing california medical board of protecting doctors instead of patients. they say it should be the other way around. >> as a result alex is dead. i never will forget. >> one by one, grieving parents tell a joint committee the horrible deaths their children suffered from overdosing on prescription drugs that doctors gave them. joe had taken a road trip to. l.a. from arizona college because he and his friends knew of a pill mill that gave out prescriptions for cash no questions asked. >> he was prescribed 90 oxycodone tab blets, 90 xanax pills. first time he'd been in to see that doctor. >> prosecuters trying to tie the case to dr. lisa sang who has been charged with three counts of murd skbrer may be involved in at least 19 deaths, parents accused california medical board of being too lax on doctors it's supposed to oversee. the california medical boortd says it does investigate. the problem is that someone has to file a complaint fires complaints regarding

nanette? >> november election highlighted the growing influence of latinos. supporters rallied to keep the pressure up. message? keep families together to get congress to legalize millions of undocumented immigrants in the united states. this family is worried dad, jose will be deported. his wife and kids are american born but with a previous deportation citizenship is virtually unattainable. even through marriage. >> my husband is undocumented. for me... and for my kids will be devastated if he gets taken aby. >> some believe this may be the year immigration reform will happen. republicans suffered huge losses during the november election partly because they alienated so many latino was harsh rhetoric on immigration. >> there are two ways to handle a loss, deny it or learn from it. >> at last weekend's state gop conviction, republicans elect aid new leader, one former minute men backed off a hard stance against illegal immigrants insists on talk about republican principles of free market and less government. >> go into communities and listen, then vrx a conv

nanette?prop 30 hips schools by raising taxes but that doesn't solve problems completely. >> two seconds. >> the california teachers association estimates the number of notices handed out to public schoolteachers could be as low as 2600 state wide, down 87% from 20,000 issued last year. >> the other union can't believe notices goring out. they're supposed to save schools from more cuts. >> for school districts now to be issuing layoff notices violates this spirit in which prop 30 was promoted to voters. >> the third grade teacher got a pink slip again. she thought she was safe this year considering her district now has reserve. >> i don't understand why the district doesn't see that the budget pie is expanding and this should have resulted in a change in aks however they're acting the sky is still falling. >> there is a lot of uncertainty still out there. >> kevin gordon says it doesn't give them any more money. plus, it's still unclear how hard the federal government sequestration cuts will h

. >>> i'm nanette miranda in sacramento.housands of layoff notices went out to public school teachers this week. one is criticizing the move because higher taxes were welcome back and thanks for joining us. we are starting this half-hour with a first quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, katie. here's a look at san jose where it's 50 degrees right now underneath cloudy skies. the fog will linger the next several hours. here's a look at 6:00 right now the current time. you see it banked up along the san mateo coast. at 8:00 still a patch over the bay, a little bit in the south bay. it will take until 10:00. by noontime it will burn back and we will see mostly sunny conditions today. temperatures this morning ranging from the mid-40s to around 50. we will look for sunny skies, upper 50s at our coast to the mid-70s around the bay. talking about a very pleasant evening. some fog moves back into the bay and we will look for almost a repeat performance tomorrow. i'll detail that for you and a look at s

vice admiral nanette derenzi, judge advocate general of the united states navy. lieutenant general richard harding, judge advocate general of the united states air force. mineral -- major general bunting, staff judge advocate to the commandant of the marine corps. major general gary patton, sexual assault prevention and response office. rear admiral frederick kenney, judge advocate general of the united states coast guard. thank you all. i think we can start with admiral kenney. >> that afternoon. -- good afternoon take thank you for the opportunity to discuss the coast guard's efforts to prevent a response to sexual assault in our service. good afternoon to you, madam rag member graham. i share the commitment to the safety and well being of each of our servicemembers. ensuring that coast guard personnel have a collaborative cohesive work environment that allows them to accomplish their mission, protecting those on the sea, protecting america, protecting the sea itself. eliminating evidence of sexual assault within the coast guard with -- was a significant theme.

dana chipman, nanette derenzi, lieutenant general richard harding, and major general vaughn ary, and major general gary patton, and at no fred kenney and we thank you all. i would just like to start with fred kenney. >> good afternoon, madam chair, and distinguished members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you to discuss this. nothing new to you, ranking member grandma. i can tell you that we want to have a collaborative cohesive environment that allows us to eliminate sexual assault in the coast guard, it was a central theme of the state state of the coast guard address delivered three weeks ago we are doing everything we can to investigating and make sure that the victims are treated with dignity and ongoing support. i would like to now address some of the highlights of the policies and programs. more detailed information is contained in my written testimony for the record. the allegations must be reported to the coast guard investigative service. we have formally established an investigation program. we have also established 22 specially trained and