Enough. More than 140 women in state politics from staffers to lobbyists to elected officials have signed an open letter calling out what they say is the culture of Sexual Harassment and assault in the halls of state government. To discuss this further, im joined by sacramento lobbyist pamela lopez, who helped organize the letter campaign, california state senator Nancy Skinner of berkeley, and kqed politics and government reporter marisa lagos, who joins us from sacramento. Welcome to you all. Pamela, let me begin with you. Why did you and other women who work in the State Capitol Hill Community decide to issue this open letter. Because weve had enough in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal, i and several other friends started comparing notes and talking about our experiences working in california politics and the California Political community. And started sharing some very upsetting stories about quid pro quo Sexual Harassment that weve faced from powerful men in the capitol co
Beginning. It was worse than a gamble. It was sort of betting your life savings on the turn of a roulette wheel. Reporter back in 2012 the University Spokesman told us there was nothing to worry about. We have no financial issue here for at least the next 26 years. Reporter somehow he stands by that Statement Today claiming the cal athletics deficit is separate and cannot be tied to the stadium. The stadium debt has little, if any, impact on that deficit. Reporter he said numbers show the stadium made 26 million in revenue in 2017, an 8 million surplus, math that only works if you divorce the stadium loan from the Athletic Department deficit altogether and even the chancellors Intercollegiate Athletics task force linked the deficit to the payment. When this charge is deducted from operating profit, it creates expenditures over revenues. There is no distinction made there whatsoever. And so it seems like a shell game to me of the way that youre explaining it, you know, robbing peter to
More than 140 women in state politics from staffers to lobbyists to elected officials have signed an open letter calling out what they say is the culture of Sexual Harassment and assault in the halls of state government. To discuss this further, im joined by sacramento lobbyist pamela lopez, who helped organize the letter campaign, california state senator Nancy Skinner of berkeley, and kqed politics and government reporter marisa lagos, who joins us from sacramento. Welcome to you all. Pamela, let me begin with you. Why did you and other women who work in the State Capitol Hill Community decide to issue this open letter. Because weve had enough in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal, i and several other friends started comparing notes and talking about our experiences working in california politics and the California Political community. And started sharing some very upsetting stories about quid pro quo Sexual Harassment that weve faced from powerful men in the capitol community,
Enough. More than 140 women in state politics from staffers to lobbyists to elected officials have signed an open letter calling out what they say is the culture of Sexual Harassment and assault in the halls of state government. To discuss this further, im joined by sacramento lobbyist pamela lopez, who helped organize the letter campaign, california state senator Nancy Skinner of berkeley, and kqed politics and government reporter marisa lagos, who joins us from sacramento. Welcome to you all. Pamela, let me begin with you. Why did you and other women who work in the State Capitol Hill Community decide to issue this open letter. Because weve had enough in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal, i and several other friends started comparing notes and talking about our experiences working in california politics and the California Political community. And started sharing some very upsetting stories about quid pro quo Sexual Harassment that weve faced from powerful men in the capitol co
Henry lee joins us with details on what we are learning. Reporter we just heard from the acting chief who is serving as chief in the absence of bill scott. The numbers have not changed. We understand that sources identified as shooter as jimmy lam. A 55 is when he entered the ups Service Center in potrero hill. He opened fire killing three people, injuring two for he turned the gun on himself. Two guns were recovered including what the chief referred to as assault is still. Assault pistol. He shot and killed himself. Officers returned fire. We heard from the chief that as far as the scene still has to be processed completely. Heres what he had to say. Taking a quick look inside. I would be making things up to tell you i knew exactly where he stood. We are doing interviews because eight was rendered to folks. They were dragged to safety. We have to reconstruct the scene. That is why Crime Scene Investigation is on scene. We need to reconstruct what happened moment by moment. Reporter st