ryan in the late 1970s. the man she is accusing it was former chief of staff, g.w., who was around 50 at the time. she was in her mid 20s. >> the chief of staff held my face, kissed me and stuck his tongue in my mouth. >> the #me too and stories of sexual misconduct have been shared by thousands of people following the allegations against harvey weinstein. speier is using the #me too congress and encouraging others in congress to step forward and tell their story. >> many of us in congress know what it is like. because congress has been a breeding ground for a hostile work environment for far too long. >> he died in 2004. and shortly after his death, the congresswoman of palo alto called him a brilliant man. a political mentor to me and to many others. and he will be missed by everyone who had the privilege of knowing him. today, rt eshoo said the allegations are shocking and i will deeply disappointed. it is a reminder to all of us that you think you know someone that you you really don't. referring to holz

she said the attack happened when she was an aid to leo ryan back in the 1970s. >> i was working as a congressional staffer. the chief of staff held my face, kissed me and stuck his tongue in my mouth. >> she said it's time to expose such behavior and make it easier to report. >>> a big honor for hillary clinton, secretary of state inducted into the international women's hall of fame. this is video from the ceremony tonight. >>> up next, maybe the most emotional night of the season for the warriors so far. we'll tell you about the near brawl. stay with us. at stanford health care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for varicose veins. and if we can precisely treat eye cancer with minimal damage to the rest of the eye, imagine what we can do for glaucoma, even cataracts. if we can use dna to diagnose the rarest of diseases, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. oh, you yeah!ht butch. (butch growls at man) he's looking at me right now, isn't he? yup. (butch

ryan in the late '70s. the chief of staff held my face, kissed me and stuck his tongue in my mouth. >> reporter: the man she's accusing was ryan's former chief of staff, gw joe hol singer who was around 50 at the time. spear was in her mid-20s. the hash tag me too and stories of alleged sexual conduct has been shared by thousands of people following allegations against movie mogul, finestein. >> it brings these conversations out of shadows so people can get justice. >> reporter: spear is using the hash tag, me too congress and encouraging other people in congress to step forward and tell their story. >> it's time to throw back the curtain on the behavior that's thrived in the dark without consequences. >> reporter: hol singer died in 2014, shortly after his death congresswoman of palo alto called him a brilliant man, a political pmentor to me and man others and will be missed by everyone who had the privilege of knowing him. today e shoo said the alleges are shocking. in santa rosa, will lyanne melendez. ab

ryan in the late '70s. the chief of staff held my face, kissed me and stuck his tongue in my mouth. >> reporter: the man she's accusing was ryan's former chief of staff, gw joe hol singer who was around 50 at the time. spear was in her mid-20s. the hash tag me too and stories of alleged sexual conduct has been shared by thousands of people following allegations against movie mogul, howey fi finestein. >> it brings these conversations out of shadows so people can get justice. >> reporter: spear is using the hash tag, me too congress and encouraging other people in congress to step forward and tell their story. >> it's time to throw back the curtain on the behavior that's thrived in the dark without consequences. >> reporter: hol singer died in 2014, shortly after his death congresswoman of palo alto called him a brilliant man, a political pmentor to me and man others and will be missed by everyone who had the privilege of knowing him. today e shoo said the alleges are shocking. in santa rosa, will lyanne mel

. >> jackie spear joined the #me too movement by revealing an incident while she was an aide to leo ryan in the late '70s. >> the chief of staff held my face, kissed me and stuck his tongue in my mouth. i know what it's like to keep these things hidden deep down in inside. >> the man she's accusing is ryan's former chief of staff. g.w. hall singer who was around 50 at the time. she was in her mid-20s. >> stories of alleged sexual misconduct have been shared by thousands of people following allegations by movie mogul harvey weinstein. lisa did he la ruse says spear's actions give other people a voice. >> bring these conversations out of the shadows so that more people can get justice. >> spear is using the #me too congress and encouraging others in congress to step forward and tell their story. >> it's time to throw back the curtain on the repulsive curtain that until now has thrived in the dark without consequences. >> he died in 2004. shortly after his death, congresswoman anna issue of palo alto called him a brilliant man, political mentor to me and many others and will be missed by ev

the congressman who was with her, leo ryan, who she worked for at the time, was shot dead. congresswoman, thank you forjoining us on the programme. i wanted to talk about your own experience of gun violence. you were shot five times and badly wounded in jonestown in 1978. the congressman you worked for was killed. coming back to today, when you see and hear what happened, this monstrous attack in vegas, how do you feel? i am physically ill by what i saw, probably no more or less than most americans who watched that video footage. it was outright carnage. for people to call it a war zone is not being hyperbolic. the man who did the shooting was transforming weapons into automatic weapons and using them as instruments of war. i want to read to you a tweet that you wrote on monday, saying "no more moments of silence. the best way to honour the las vegas victims is a moment of action". why not stand for a moment of silence? well, the moments of silence are, frankly, done more to show some degree of sympathy, but no willingness to do more than that. so i oftentimes feel like the

. >> reporter: you can see it in the eyes of 12-year-old ryan leo leone. >> it's very audible. he's scared. he's scared. he don't want to see never, never -- and now he worried for the language, for the situation, for everything. >> reporter: his mother came to florida three years ago during the debt kritsz. now ryan and the rest of the family have joined her. five people living in one crammed hotel room. what do you need to feel better, to feel more at home here? [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: you want a house? [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: you want to go to school, learn english. for these children and their families, a new uncertainty one month after the hurricane. officials at this welcome center at orlando international airport tell us they surpassed the 10,000 persons seeking help in just 16 days. now, craig, you're not only seeing families and flights arriving from san juan, but these people just arrived on a flight from bonsai, the second largest city in the part. island that was devastated after the hurricane. here there's also the expectation

host: leo and lafayette, louisiana. caller: i want to talk about what speaker ryan admitted at the top. , what is america? america is this and that. let me tell you what america is not. america is not what donald trump did yesterday in puerto rico, ignoring their mayor. americans should find it appalling, disgusting and disrespectful. that is what america is not. that is why you have so much division. you have a president like that, people that side with him when he is so asinine, demoralizing and arrogant. that is what america is not. if you keep him the president this country will stay divided. host: maggie is next. democrats line. caller: i have a question about gun legislation and gun control. republicans,the saying it is too early to talk thet any kind of change in gun control laws. it is not now -- if not now, when? when is there a good time? and gun shows,es there are no background checks required. in private gun sales or gun shows. that should absolutely be changed. that is all i have. thank you. host: abc news