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no matter what, i don't know what's going on out the door but as long as that person goes, i'm goingnd they're going and we will be there. airborne school finished up and i thought i'm going to iraq for sure. i went to vincenzo, italy. not iraq. i was not sure about this place. i set i'm ready to fight bad guys and change the outcome of this war. i showed up to help. one of my very first leaders, not a boss but a leader said we as americans do not fight because we hate what lies in front of us. as americans, we fight because we love the light behind us and would love our homes and her way of life and that's why we go over there and fight and don't let the fight come here. that's why we fight, not out of anger or hatred but out of love and caring and compassion. that's different than what i thought it was joining. i showed up and i said i said i'm still ready to fight. at this time 2004, there are very first countries you can go to to find hardened infantrymen between the ages of 18-23. this was the group that jumped into iraq. they spent a year in combat and came back and i was telli

the history of the government shows that rebellions can be defeated by the government as long as that government is not left alone by its international partners. >> let me add that i can't think of a more unsavory character in all of afghan history than gubadine hikmata. now, there is one voice who is anxious to speak. as i say, we do need a pakistani. doctor, briefly. >> thank you very much. i will be the most brief as compared to all the people who asked questions before. thank you very much, marvin, for arranging such a great panel, and it was so insightful, very helpful. mr. gentlemjalali mentioned som about unity, which is ideal. i think we need to become more pragmatic than stick to the idealism. and mr. scott mentioned that pakistan is not willing to bring taliban on the negotiating table. pakistan does have influence, some degree of influence in contact with some of the talibans, but they have no control over them. and pakistan's own plate is full and pakistan fully understands that stability in pakistan and stability in afghanistan are interdependent. so i don't find any ince

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that is what i think has enable #d this to gee on for as long as it has. so, i think everybody has come to the ends of their rope. >> okay. thank you very much. ethics commission for may 23, 2016. i will call the roll. commissioner hayon, here. commissioner andrews, here. commissioner keane,

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big news tonight, cruz bows out. >> from the beginning i have said that i would continue on as long asi'm sorry to say -- it appears that path has been foreclosed. together we left it all on the field in indiana. we gave it everything we have got. but the voters chose another path. and so with a heavy heart but with boundless optimism for the long term future of our nation we are suspending our campaign. but hear me now, i am not suspending our fight for liberty. [ applause ] i am not suspending our fight to defend the constitution. , to defend the judeo-christian values that built america. our movement will continue. and i give you my word that i will continue this fight with all of my strength and all of my ability. you are extraordinary and we will continue to fight next week and next month and next year and together we will continue as long as god grants us the strength to fight on. [ applause ] today as it was 40 years ago in kansas city. in this fight for the long term future of america there its no substitute for victory. >> i have to tell you that i have competed all of my life

it allows parents to transfer children out of low performing schools into better ones as long as theistrict has the room. this identifies the lowest one thousand schools in california. the family is on the list for two schools on the list. the school will not give me a release. >> reporter: they say the list of low performing schools is out dated. it's from 2013. that's why it's hard to know if low performing schools have improved. the district agrees there are flaws in the system. >> i wept back down to the office and they said the law was repealed. >> reporter: we asked the state what's being done. >> there are questions about how old the data is but it is the list and school districts should follow. >> reporter: state superintendent of public instruction says he understands there is confusion. >> the old testing system is gone, done. we're moving into a new assessment. >> reporter: for now, the law is the law. >> the districts whose schools are on the list are obligated to i inform the parents of the right to transfer. >> reporter: he plans to keep his daughters in private schools

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as long as they apply to men as well, i would be fine with them. i'm always in flats.hank you for looking the day's business news. time now for the press review. studio, forn the what's running headlines in the written press. a lot of focus on brazil, where the senate voted to suspend dilma rousseff from office yesterday. -- dilma yousef rousseff yielded her position, a brazilian paper decided to give their vote of confidence to the 75-year-old. it is necessary in these times of deep division in brazil between those are that are in favor of dilma rousseff and those were very critical of her. give our confidence to this government because of the moment, until the government we have. they stayed the country must be united if he wants to get back on track and resume its growth. anchor: what are we saying for papers outside of brazil? most papers inside brazil are in favor of the impeachment, it's the opposite for papers outside. most papers outside of brazil are article of impeachment process. let's take a look at the front page of the wall street journal. they are talkin

brian: as long as you mentioned the huffington post, you have a habit in your columns of quoting arianne huffington, is that something you developed on purpose? something was writing -- one of my first columns for vanity fair couple of years ago. quote fromis fake her for the heck of it. great and carter, the editor of he saidair loved it and i want one in there every month. so every month i somehow or from stick a phony quote arianne huffington. brian: calling somebody darling. did she react to you? michael: i have not spoken to her. i haven't seen her for the past couple of years. i hope she knows that it is all in fun. i am a great admirer of hers. i think the huffington post thatd several problems

. >> from the beginning i have said that i would continue on as long as there was a viable path to victory. tonight, i'm sorry to say, it appears that path has been foreclosed. and so with a heavy heart we are suspending our campaign. we left it all on the field in indiana. >> i have to tell you that i have met some of the most incredible competitors that i have ever competed against. ted cruz, i don't know if he likes me or if he doesn't like me, but he is one hell of a competitor. he's got an amazing future. we will make america great again. we will start winning again. you will be so proud of this country very, very soon. >> i understand that secretary clinton thinks that this campaign is over. i've got some bad news for her. we think we have a pretty good chance to win there. we need to make sure that somebody like a donald trump does not become president. >> the big indiana win giving trump 1047 delegates, just 190 shy of the nomination. >> for the democrats, sanders is at 1400. >> we have fox news coverage beginning with christian fisher and ted cruz is calling it quits. >> last nigh

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that is what i think has enable #d this to gee on for as long as it has. so, i think everybody has come to the ends of their rope. >> okay. thank you very much.

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but as long as i'm on parole, that possibility is always there. i mean, i don't have to be committing crimes, doing drugs, anything of that nature to come back here. i mean, you can end up back here a whole lot of different ways. >> you back already? >> i got all that to do. >> dee dee has spent her life in and out of prison. but this is t.j. mcdaniel's first time inside and possibly his last chance to escape a similar fate. >> the judge told me he wanted me to get a feel how prison is. he said my life is like this. right now. if he send me to prison, he said for a sentence and he feel my life is going to be over with. he said if he give me a chance to demonstrate that i'm going to be all right and i can succeed and be successful in the community, then i'm going to be able to get out. now that i'm here, i have got to follow all instructions, do my program and stay out of trouble. >> four fingers. so you nervous coming today? >> no, not really. >> why? it's prison. >> why wouldn't you be nervous? killers in here. thugs. >> it's everywhere. that's m

and i will not participate in anything republican for as long as donald trump is on the helm. >> tom sherwood, news 4. >>> other news tonight, a dozen students were suspended for a year. some apparents in culpepper, virginia, are worried they're facing extreme punishments. bureau reporter shows us how the fellow students are taking action. >> this says no 365. >> the colorful bands on her wrist show her support >> the tension in the school is extreme right now and i know one of the moms described it kind of as a witch hunt and that's how we feel. >> the students suspended she says because of allegations of locker room misconduct, not

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as long as we are passive recipients, we are fine with it. throughcase, it was deutsche -- the laws are lacking everywhere to protect whistleblowers. that i talkedion about before that exposed and multinational tax avoidance scheme, participation in that investigation -- the main whistleblower -- the alleged whistleblowers in the main reporter working on that story are standing trial right now in luxembourg in the face jail. ourraine is facing charges. it is happening in a country that is a founding member of the european union and they can go to jail . about scary thing american journalists taking for granted -- the freedoms we have -- but you face a lot of that. the press freedom issues created , especially in countries like africa but the journalists you are working with; can you talk to me with the challenges that you face there with the press freedom issues and journalists who cannot get electricity and are worried about going to jail e? wors >> these are the>> things that we hear of secondhand. marina will often hear me speaking in fren

as long as they know cesar didn't kill him, as long as he's not going away for 25 years, 15 years, and he can still have a relationship with his child, i feel like i can lay my head down at night. >> i don't know what's going on. i know people are trying to frame me for something i didn't do. >> both brandon davis and tashim carter deny any involvement in the crime. >> it's pretty much people they charged in the case throwing my name around, trying to get the blame off them and throw it on me. there's nothing to convict me or no evidence to go with it. >> all they're saying is that masked men went in a shop and just started shooting. >> and your statement to that is? >> i don't know anything about that. >> still to this day, i don't know who really shot who. i don't want to believe that cesar shot anybody. >> i didn't kill nobody. i feel bad. he shouldn't have died. he didn't need to die. he didn't do nothing wrong, and everybody else started running. so i had -- i had to do what i had to do. >> so you did shoot people? >> allegedly. everybody should have cooperated. >> does sabrina kn

and they said, well, they don't care if it's an abandoned home as long as the person that wanted the electricity hooked up passed a credit check. >> mary went and confronted the squatters herself. >> i asked one of them for their name, and at that point, her rather belligerent boyfriend, i assume, came out of the house. and he goes, "i don't know why you're harassing us. i have a key to the front door." and i had said, "yeah, you have a key 'cause you just the put the lock in the door. of course you have a key." well, another neighbor came out and asked, you know, "well, where is your -- your lease?" and they gave us three different answers. she says, "well, let's call the police so you can put a complaint in." and at that point, they all jumped in the car, and that's the last time i saw them. >> mary tracked down the bank that held the mortgage on the property. and eventually they came out and changed the locks to secure their collateral. so, the problem in a situation like this, when somebody's a squatter or also known as a trespasser, is the only person that has the right to do an

they will stay on the case as long as there's a possibility he remains in the area. let's go to the picture of arthur buckle. this was the man who escaped ancora unit bayside state policen in winslow township. guards realized he was missing on tuesday when they went to do their bed check. yesterday morning he was caught on camera at a cvs in barnegot. police are roaming patrols and k-9 searches throughout different areas of town. a chopper was overhead using thermal imaging cameras. buckle was serving time for aggravated assault and was up for parole. he was sentenced back in 1996 for aggravated manslaughter charge. he was charged with murder in that case, but convicted on on a lessor charge. authorities are urging residents to stay aware. >>> keep your doors locked and vehicles locked and report any suspicious activity. >>> as long as there's a possibility this person is in barnegot township we'll stay engaged in the operation. if we have confirmation that's someplace else we're on him and we'll stay on. there was discussion whether to open schools in barnegot. they

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they don't mind so long as they get a heads up. >> i don't think that is a problem as long as it didn'ty of people trying to get back and forth to work. >> very frustrating for a lot of riders. because we depend on it early in the morning. >> reporter: and metro later on today will announce that long ti term repair plan. we'll bring you the details. it will be an inconvenience. >>> the latest safety incidents come as metro plays out its new maintenance plan today. it's called safetrack and the delays for riders are far from over. some trains could be single tracking for as long as a month while two to three stations could be shut down metro will he release more details at an announcement at 11:00 this morning. one thing is clear, the work will not be cheap. >> maryland, d.c. and virginia have got to get together and do it. and bite the bullet. if it's a sales tax, property tax, gas tax, i don't care what they to. they have to come up with a billion dollars a year. >> jack evans also wants the federal government to spend $300 million a year to support the system. make sure to follow news

. >> as long as politicians have no idea what has been negotiated and which interest are being advanced, i will not give any green light to ttip. reporter: with its defiant action, green pacpeace has ensured that anyone can find out what is at stake in the ttip negotiations. sarah: all right, that is one take. we have our guest from the peterson institute for international economics. thank you for joining us. we just heard from greenpeace. what do you think of that view? is this documents fundamentally flawed because of health and environmental concerns? guest: you can say that. if you take a look at it, it is mainly so-called square bracketed text. the eu says this. the u.s. says that. there's very little in this text that speaks to an agreement on anything. then there is a last documents that is titled "tactical state of play." and a go through all of the sensitive positions on the eu's side, the u.s. side, and you can see from reading that, there is a great deal of issues that have not been addressed that our so-called sensitive issues. you cannot conclude anything about the environm

though less and less is coming from homegrown producers, as long as oil prices stay so long. for "nightly business report," i'm eunice yoon. >>> now to apple. the stock easily the best performing today on the plu chip dow index after warren buffett disclosed it purchased more than 9.5 million shares of the company during the first quarter. according to regulatory filings, this is berkshire's first investment in apple. this decision was not made by buffett himself but by one of his two deputies. apple shares moved more than 3.5% higher, its best day since march. >>> the berkshire hathaway stake in apple comes as tim cook began a tour of china. that's the second biggest market for the company. cook visited one of apple's main stores in downtown beijing and was accompanied by the president of the china's popular ride-hailing company which apple invested a billion dollars in just last week. apple's business has come under pressure in china recently because of the slowing of the economy and increased competition and a government clampdown on some of it is services, including itune

what hit me was the lack of dignity. >> as long as i have a voice, as long as i can do something i'm to use his voice in other ways, too. at a recent concert in madison square garden he made a speech that started with being a proud latino. >> another thing to say that i'm latino in the united states of america. >> and ended be. >> [bleep] donald trump. >> a slam at donald trump. why did you feel like you needed to say something? >> i wasn't speaking for myself. i was speaking for my people. there are so many dreamers out there and i represent them. being born in america. but being identified as a latino in my heart, my soul, my upbringing everything i am. you mess with a latino you mess with me. >> while anthony is proud of the power he's earned he says it came at a price. >> the one regret would be that what i chose to do took so much of my time. what i would have done would have been stay at home dad and just, you know, witnessed every second of everything. you sorta start to wonder, was it all worth it? >> how do you answer that? >> i don't think you do. ♪ or maybe the answer is i

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you're going to pursue this theme as long as you're the champ, aren't you?are you arrogant and cocky? >> of course. >> reporter: i'd say just having a blast. who is one smart trebek once more. >> reporter: abc news, los angeles. >>> oh, when he goes down, he's going to go down hard. >> yeah, definitely. >> you can watch jeopardy right after abc 7 news at 6 followed by wheel of fortune. >>> a lot of people are going to be waiting for buzzy to go down. >> definitely. time now for "ask finney." "7 on your side's" michael finney is answering questions sent to him. our first is from sharon from walnut creek who e-mails, some stores require you to enter your social security number when apply forge a job online whaxt are your thoughts? >> i really don't have much choice if you want employment. the law allows them to ask that and the law also allows them not to hire them if you refuse to given them to hem. you pretty much have to give up your social security number. that's how they'll check you out. do a background check on you and that type of thing. they're not su

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first he has every right to stay in this race as long as possible. he has earned that right. he won some states. he built momentum. he has thousands of people to come out to rally so he has the ability to stay in but what bernie sanders has not said is he is not winning in a raw vote count or player's delegate count and not winning in the category so there's no me trick by which bernie sanders is winning this race and this race is politically over. the question is whether or not bernie sanders movement and message lives on and i think it does have the ability to live on but there's going to be a point in time when he has to work equally as hard. similar to hillary clinton in 2008 in bringing this party together and i think we're starting to see that. i think instead of making attacks against hillary clinton we're talking about it again. secretary clinton and many others are licking our chops getting ready for donald trump. >> okay. but first before then it doesn't look like that message, if it's transitioning to get behind hilary, you're not hearing

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ed: they also say, as long as it is possible, governor kasich will fight for the higher path. that is slightly different from what he told my colleague earlier tonight when he said absolutely he is staying in. that was about an hour or two before the rnc chairman tweeted out that trump would be the presumptive nominee tonight. he told us that kasich is absolutely not quitting and the campaign would continue until someone has 1237 delegates. look, at this trump will have point that soon. he will have to wait until california to really hit it. but with cruz out, and he was doing well in places like nebraska and south dakota, with ted cruz out and trump when he winning, and with kasich having no hope in either of those places, at this point, it is all over but the voting. the delegate count will put trump just over the top if he wins the majority of the delegates in california. there is a chance that kasich runs house races in california. the way it works out in california, you have to win every congressional district. if he was able to pull in half a dozen districts, there is a

. >> i said i would continue on as long as there is a viable path to victory. tonight, i'm sorry to say it appears that path has been foreclosed. we left it on the field in indiana. we gave it everything we've got. but the voters chose another path. so with a heavy heart, but with boundless optimism for the long term knew tour of the nation but i am not suspending our fight for liberty. >> ted cruz taking the high road with boundless optimism, being positive about the future. and dana, welcome back to "the five". >> i think on two things i would say donald trump seems impressed by the what he has. so that is an interesting thing to see, and then, for ted cruz, that that is not aven easy speech to give. those people didn't think he would make it to final three. he ran a good organization. they spent money well and raised a lot of money but so organized. >> we learned a lot. we learned a lot about the process ted cruz said he was getting unbound delegates and it woke trump up. and those bell gits started to move back to trump. it's been a very, very wild, learnin

. >> as long as we were outside of that and the wall cloud, there was no real risk. >> reporter: the storms flattened homes, flipped trailers and tangled power lines. five people injured. when people hear those tornado warnings they rush to underground shelters like this one at a local business tlak hold up to 25 people and rely on them to survive the storms. kayna whitworth, abc news, osage county. >> we're going to have more coverage from oklahoma throughout the morning. we want to get to this. our first look at the widespread devastation inside the canadian city of ft. mcmurray ravaged by the firestorm. entire neighborhoods levels. nothing left but rows of incinerated homes. about 2400 homes and other buildings were destroyed or damaged by the fire. but city officials say about 85% of the structures survived. overall that will fire scorched about >>> now to north carolina where the federal government filed suit to stop the state from enforcing its so-called bathroom law, the law dictates that people must use bathrooms that coincide with their birth gender. attorney general loretta

my dad was not happy -- we hid it from him as much as i-- as long as i could until one of my friend's parents went and told him. not even my mom-- like it was sad to know and then he came unto to me and said, "i'm very disappointed." and i was like, it was the worst thing you hear from a parent. like he was just, "why?" like, "what does that mean?" like-- and he just was very disappointed. he doesn't like-- and he doesn't have any-- and when i got-- i have a cross my back, he was like, "if you want a cross, i can just give you one." >> interesting. >> yeah. and he was like, "why didn't you just ask for one?" and i was just like, "oh, ok, like so." it was hard because my mom was-- likes them and she-- as long as their covered, she said, there's nothing wrong with it. and then my dad was just like, "no." >> so in your own home, you have a different point of view from mom and dad. two of the leaders in the family and both having different perspectives on it. >> yeah. >> so when you go out of the world, you may likely face that same dual challenge. what does that say to you? you went ahea

i think it is imperative that the cease-fire holds as long as possible.t places a number of serious challenges in reports are emerging think the cease-fire agreement was thwarted by a tax. -- attacks. the range of different groups that were involved in maintaining the cease-fire, and the number of people who want to put an end to the cease-fire. >>'s only different challenges ahead. -- so many different challenges ahead. do you think things will be different this time around? will there be important steps towards achieving peace across syria? simon: i certainly hope so. one of the reasons there has such -- been such a drive to get this through his people are starting to take note of the humanitarian tragedy and this is a conflict that has entered its sixth year, which has resulted in over 400,000 people die, 11 million people being displaced. the humanitarian tragedy is huge and people are realizing the scope of it. i think a number of people are pushing for a diplomatic solution. the french and the british and the u.s. are all really playing the diplomat

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