obviously, that sheila jackson as champion for a long time. remember years ago, i worked with john khan, when he first introduced this. that bill has got to get out of the house and onto the floor, and it really depends on what the senate looks like next year after the spoke clears, and whether or not there is going to be 60 or 60 plus members of the senate. so it will require, number one, winning the house of representatives, number two, pleading quickly to get that federal bill up, heard and our onto the floor, and then to see what the senate does after that. the california measures, interesting, almost unique in the sense that california did not wait for federal legislation. they found a way to come up with a way to do this on their own, so everybody will be watching and keep in on that, but at the same time, there is a federal effort underway, that we don't want to lose sight of. >> that's why voting matters. thank you congressman kweisi mfume. joining me now is attorney general of massachusetts, andrea campbell. thank you for joining me t

don't like them until they're actually revealing democrat corruption but this is congresswoman sheila jacksonee, tristan, specifically calling out your organization. watch this. >> boil and allen represented by an outfit called power oversight run by former republican staffers. do you know who else empower oversight might represent? the so-called irs whistleblower who jim jordan had relied upon. does anyone need further proof that these allegations are ginned up corrupt political stunts advanced by those who don't want to see us follow the law. >> tristan i know you and jason both have some details to share with us tonight on this. tell us about it. >> absolutely. well, first off, jason and i are both extremely proud to work the whistleblowers we do, we think it is a' incredibly important to protect those coming ford to protect about waste fraud and abuse. >> what about this jason, is this just -- this is just some kind of right wing fantasy? again, i think people who don't really follow the nitty-gritty of these cases, at some point, you know, all the dust is thrown in the air and they don't

. >> harris: i know during the hearing, representative sheila jackson lee assured the panel that religiousders said transgender ideology is fine. let's watch. >> i will not pretend to be a scripture person. i'm not ordained. i am not in any leading religious organization as a religious leader, but i have spoken to persons who lead. they've given me no evidence that this issue leads to anyone's religion. >> harris: why did that come up? why was that part of the conversation? >> great question. we all scratched our heads. there is no real way to do so, no logical explanation they can provide, no argument they can present to make this okay. what's happening is the surgical mutilation of the of young children. i don't want to be too graphic of a description of what's happening, but it is just profound, and those who aren't undergoing surgical treatments, this experimental stuff that there's no science to back up, they have no idea the profound long-term effects that they will have on these kids. there are other positions who are using drugs off label, not fda approved for this use, but to chem

congresswoman sheila jackson lee vows to try to stop the changes. i will continue to work. >> with the senate to ensure that we listen to all pilots in washington. alexandra limon. >> still ahead, help is on the way for california farmworkers like governor newsom says they will not have to worry about their immigration status. plus, why a well-known international travel guide is warning tourists to stay away from lake tahoe. and temperatures are cooling as we speak tonight, but they're expected back up into triple digits in many places tomorrow, lawrence has a ch >> welcome back. our top story this half hour. the temperatures across the bay area cooling a bit. the sun's going down. but there is more heat on the lawrence is here. remember what was a january february where every tuesday it would rain. yeah. remember that? yeah. well, every week every now we're getting a heat wave, right? yeah. here we go, guys. hot temperatures are at least part of the bay area. you see these temperatures soaring again for tomorrow. triple digits again. going to be co

congresswoman sheila jackson lee vows to try to stop the changes. i will continue to work. >> with the senate to ensure that we listen to all pilots in washington. alexandra limon. a beloved san francisco bookstore, closing its doors permanently today after 15 years in business. >> the owner, the green arcade, which is an independent bookstore located on market street, decided it's time to retire for the last few days, the bookstore held a retirement sale and books were flying off the shelves. as you can imagine, the store was formerly known as the hub, which is a bookstore that's at the key transportation artery of the city connecting for streetcar lines after today, the green arcades remaining inventory will be handed over to medicine for nightmares, which is a bookstore near 24th street and treat avenue. meet san francisco fire department's new search and rescue dog. her name is reba. she traveled from utah to the bay area after finishing training the fire department renaming her after a beloved member of the search dog foundation reeva ferguson

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jackson: it is now my privilege to yield to the honorable sheila jackson lee from the great state of texas. ms. jackson lee: i thank the gentleman very much. i thank both the gentleman from illinois and the gentlelady from florida for their consistent and determined presence to bring to the american people truth and, of course, inspiration. thank you both for your great leadership and thank you to chairman horsford, congressional black caucus, i think we are noted around the nation and around the world for this outstanding presentation every single week that enlightens people's minds and hearts. and they do it with great information. let me take just a moment to honor the reverend dr. jesse jackson who this past weekend had a stupendous effort as he always does with operation rainbow, push for its outstanding national convention. the many people who have come over the years. this will not be a moment that i will take to completely pay tribute to reverend jackson but i could not come to the floor without expressing my deep and abiding admiration for him. i've always said that reverend

and sheila jackson lee from texas asked her what would jesus do. like to say that when jesus was walking this planet, there was an estimated 300 million people. on the whole planet. now there is 8 billion, so what are we going to do, sheila jackson lee? pave over eden? i say, on abortion, have all of the abortions you want. make more room for other living things. you are paving over eden. goodbye. host: isaac is next in oregon, democrats line. caller: hi. can anybody hear me? host: you are on, go ahead. caller: is this pedro? host: mhmm. go ahead. caller: i was in college and i called -- i will make this brief, a time ago i was in the archives, i just think, i don't know what the topic is. the previous lady, i don't recall her name, but the biggest issue i see america is facing right now, we have homelessness, drugs, blah blah blah, we all know that. i wish we -- i wish i had a direct question or so i could answer. host: that's isaac calling in. if you go to the pages of usa today, there is a picture in the headlines taking look at the eviction cri

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sheila jackson lee. ms. jackson lee: i thank the chairman very much. and i want to join the stellar members, so many different backgrounds, to add an extra two minutes to that 30 minutes and emphasize that it is now 32 more minutes that we've had an opportunity to discuss gun violence. gun violence against our children. i'm reminded of the late john lewis. as i look to the front, mr. speaker, where you are, i'm reminded of the overwhelming impact that gun violence had just a couple years ago when he was alive. so much so that members took to the floor, the actual floor. sat down on the floor because the pain was so deep. i remember the tear that president obama shed as he had to speak about sandy hook and i remember my going to uvalde within days of 19 children and teachers being slaughtered. yes, mr. speaker, they were slaughtered. with an ar-15, that the young man was able to get online, shipped to him, without any background check of sorts, without any supervision, and he was able to recklessly shoot his grandmother in the face and then leave his ho

sheila jackson read is from the caribbean, but what does she have anything to do with it?r african people, they came to america willingly. they should not have anything to say about reparations. they should be for foundational black americans, people who can trace their lineage back to slavery. why -- c-span to talk to professors. thank you. . guest: i do not know why c-span has an ask them. host: it is not about that part. guest: part of our series is talking about barbados leading the effort for reparations. reparations is not just something that is based in the united states. it is several places. the african diaspora is all over the world. i think that is one of the questions i had, what is to stop people from not being the best version of themselves, for everyone to swoop into california and say, i am from california, i lived there for a month, cut me a check. i think this was a part of the reason that they had to make it so people either prove it or prove they were there before the year 1900, maybe to prevent people from not being the best version of themselves. if y

sheila jackson read is from the caribbean, but what does she have anything to do with it?r african people, they came to america willingly. they should not have anything to say about reparations. they should be for foundational black americans, people who can trace their lineage back to slavery. why -- c-span to talk to professors. thank you. . guest: i do not know why c-span has an ask them. host: it is not about that part. guest: part of our series is talking about barbados leading the effort for reparations. reparations is not just something that is based in the united states. it is several places. the african diaspora is all over the world. i think that is one of the questions i had, what is to stop people from not being the best version of themselves, for everyone to swoop into california and say, i am from california, i lived there for a month, cut me a check. i think this was a part of the reason that they had to make it so people either prove it or prove they were there before the year 1900, maybe to prevent people from not being the best version of themselves. if y

i want to note on may 13 of 2020 one, a subcommittee here on judiciary, our colleague, miss sheila jackson lee walked in the room. i'm going to quote you because i think it is on the screen there. the brain does not mature until 25 years old. thatell us about high school studentdle schoolers and yes, young people who make, make rash or irreverent or spontaneous decisions. should that be their life? now, admittedly, she was saying this in the context of a criminal subcommittee hearing. but i think that is a truism. i think she stated an obvious fact that everybody should acknowledge. unfortunately, i'm out of time. i'll have some more in a bit of time. the chair now recognizes ms. jackson lee. >> thank you for giving that gift. you are absolutely right, the hearing quoted specifically as the chair of committee, it was made during a committee hearing entitled the juvenile justice pipeline and the road back to integration. the idea was to save lives from young people being incarcerated for life. and it was the individual young person making rash actions that would draw themselves into crimina

jackson: thank you, congressman horsford. it is now my privilege to yield to the honorable sheila cherfilus-mccormick from the great state of florida. mrs. cherfilus-mccormick: thank you so much, representative jackson. i rise today as a voice before residents whose lives have been cut short by the gun epidemic that is ravaging our communities. guns became the leading cause of death among children and teenagers in the united states, claiming more lives than car accidents, cancer or drug overdoses. this year alone the united states has experienced over 400 mass shootings. my home state of florida accounts for at least 20 of these. south florida is no stranger to gun violence. over what should have been a peaceful memorial day weekend this year, a total of nine people were shot on hollywood -- on the hollywood boardwalk. four of them were kids. yet in the face of these incidents, we have witnessed a persistent denial amongst republicans. in florida, the extreme g.o.p. state legislature is making it easier, not harder, for individuals to purchase guns. it is maddonning to watch as -- maddenning to watch as lives are needlessly taken a

jackson: i thank the honorable congresswoman sheila cherfilus-mccormick of florida. i rise today to lend my voice to the chorus of those who are mortified and offended by the recent misguided supreme court decision striking down affirmative action in college admissions. today i stand in unity with thousands of black and brown families i represent in the first congressional district of illinois and the millions across this nation who are personally endured the harsh real toifs racism in america. and deserve to be respectfully heard on this significant matter but the supreme court has -- what the supreme court has done flies in the face of what african-americans have been working to achieve in this country for over 250 years. black people in america have never asked this country for special treatment. but what we have rightly asked and demanded is that there be spoils put in place that do not intentionally and unrepent taintly exclude us from participating in the ben foists the american dream. affirmative action was motte a way for black people to be given special priv