investigators say the man wearing a bullet proof vest in this video is velazquez. they went to the club january 8 to kidnap the owner. two were shot to death in a battle long with one who was defending the owner. they are still on the loose. >>> the police chief for the oakland unified school district stepped down after apologizing for what he called hurtful remarks. pete sarna was on lever after an incident at a golf event last month. he was with three officers when he made racial slurs. pete sarna said there is no excuse for the hurtful words i used and said he would focus on his recovery. >>> a former raiderette who became a police officer says she was harassed. only on 2, ktvu's paul chambers spoke to the woman who said the humiliation began on the first day of her job. >> reporter: one-on-one interview with her. this is a lawsuit filed on her behalf. she spent four years on the sidelines as a cheerleader. >> from 1997 to 21 won she was a oakland raiderette -- 2001 she was a oakland raider et. she claims she was huraced, discriminated against by members of the

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now police are looking for velazquez and hector milla who they say drove the getaway car. >>> a day after 3-year-old was laid to rest oakland leaders propose a curfew and gang injunction to stop the violence. christin ayers reports not everybody is sold on the idea. >> reporter: including carlos nava's family. they are worried that the toddler's name will be used to push a political agenda. today they came out strong along with some activists with what they say are alternatives to a curfew crackdown. >> a little 3-year-old getting killed on the street is not something that anybody no matter what you're affiliated with is going to tolerate. >> reporter: a day after 3-year- old carlos.5 va was laid to rest his family grieving came to the corner where he was killed to make a statement. >> injunctions and curfews will only bring the community more apart. >> reporter: it's a backlash to a proposed gang injunction, a citywide curfew and lawsuits against east and west oakland gangs. >> i talked to the president of the counselcy larry reid and we are going to really force the real debate. >> repo

velazquez -- small business committee, ms. velazquez. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york is recognized for 1 1/2 minutes. ms. velazquez: i would like to take the opportunity to thank the gentlelady for yielding. mr. speaker, it is clear that the era of debts and deficits must come to an end. however, in addressing this problem, we must look at what got us here. it wasn't our spending on low-income housing, job training or education, which all stands at historically low levels. it was two unfunded wars and the bush tax cuts which keeps on giving to america's wealthiest. unfortunately, the legislation before us today keeps every tax breaks for the wealthy and millions more in resources will be used to fund these two wars. we keep hearing how critical this bill is to getting our economy back on track. it is hard to imagine how this legislation will do so. i cannot support any proposal with such deep cuts in education, economic development and job training that will hamper our recovery. while the weeks leading up today, th

congressman saldonno and congressman velazquez. others are very large in latino population and the departure of that certain congressman whose name i do not need to mention gives us an opportunity to shore up in the city of new york and we're looking forward to that as well. the second thing that is happening in new york is a lawsuit that we filed just a couple of weeks ago along with many of our friends and partners in the civil rights community. and it goes to defending a law that governor patterson signed right before he left office and that law is pretty interesting. that law basically said that the census count of prisoners should be adjusted to reflect the home districts that those prisoners came from instead of the districts in which the prisons are located. for the purposes of redistricting only and for purposes of local redistricting alone, i'll repeat. local redistricting in new york state, the state's legislative county of redistricting should be based on a justice census data that reflects the home districts of prisoner