aaron and his brother moved in with ralph full-time. but aaron couldn't move on. left some trail somewhere. barely a teenager, he taught himself every web search engine. looked for years, but found no sign of his mom online. and a terrible suspicion took hold of him, hardened into something like certainty. his mother must be dead. his father must have done it. >> and after that, it became more of, okay, well where would he put her body? >> reporter: he was maybe 13 or 14 when he thought about those old coal mines around walsenburg. did you actually go out and look? >> oh yeah, oh yeah. i went through a lot of those mines myself. >> reporter: alone? >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: you're looking for the remains of your own mother. i can't imagine what that -- >> i can't explain it. it's always be there, that fire that just drives you to do something. >> reporter: and then one day -- >> i had been going through some of my dad's stuff in the basement, and i found a box of stuff that supposedly she had taken with her. it was a denim jacket that her mother had given her, a pas

ben crenshaw, for aaron wise. na, try for birdie. ian: pretty impressive second shot. but a tough putt to read. bill: this for 68. ian: tied seventh. nick: tell you what, we were down to the wire. only another five to 10 minutes and it would be dark dark. bill: let's go down to amanda. amanda: keith mitchell, you have been putting yourself in the mix in the beginning of the week's a lot -- weeks a lot. to put up a loan career around when all the chips are on the table -- a low around when all the chips are on the table, what does it mean for you? >> i played a great sunday in dominican, but that's really it. to play for solid rounds -- four solid rounds is huge. amanda: is there anything you can take from today in particular? did anything click? >> i had a lot of fun out there with kevin. some guys in my group cap me relaxed -- kept me relaxed. some good friends out chatting between holes heating it relaxed and calm. -- keeping it relaxed and calm. we did a great job and had fun. amanda: out to 18. bill: tie for t

aaron wise out. peter: 270 out in that big fairway. i tell you what, he has typed it off the tee today -- has piped it off the tee today. gary: a lot of fairways and greens involved with his game today. peter: policeman going with the fairway -- leishman going with the fairway wood now. dottie: that's absolutely perfect also. -- gary: that's absolutely perfect also. and let's go down now to amanda. amanda: here with branden grace on his 30th birthday. is there a better way to celebrate than with time your career low round? >> going home to see the wife and the little ones. it was fun. obviously a great day. things didn't look too good at the start of the day, maybe not even thinking of playing. then a couple hours later, coming in with nine under is pretty special. it was a great birthday. peter: what is it -- amanda: what is it about the layout that you love so much? branden: you get more like the links golf course than a normal golf course. it was a bit of fresh air. it was fun. i think that everyone involved did a great job with the

the development brought aaron to a tipping point. were you no longer wavering at this point, aaron?down on the side of, oh my god, my father killed my mother? >> yeah. yeah. >> now aaron, too, wrote his dad a letter. if he was guilty -- >> it's time. it's time to man up and do what you should have done two years ago. >> keith's defense attorneys went to the prosecutor to hammer out a plea deal. they agreed on 30 years in prison for the murder and for soliciting the hit. moments later, keith was standing in a paducah courtroom speaking the words his family and friends never in a million years thought they'd hear him say. yes, he murdered julie. >> there's no excuse for what i did. and i can't take it back. and she was my best friend. and i don't know what happened to me. but i did it. there's nothing i can do about it. >> temple bradley who works near the courthouse was there. >> my heart was breaking. that the person that i have -- that wholeheartedly i put my trust in for two years had lied to my face. >> i just can't believe we've been deceived in that way. we were there for him t

aaron and his -- aaron and his courageous sacrifice will never be forgotten. our country is forever indebted to the service of aaron and countless others who make daily sacrifices to protect our country and keep us safe. and our country is likewise forever indebted to the families that have supported them. like many others, i've been blessed by the dedicated military service of a family member. my father served in the navy during world war ii. i was reminded of his great service during a recent visit to the u.s. naval academy where i had the honor to meet with a group of utah cadets and had visits recently with u.s. stations -- service members stationed in poland and ubeue dab -- abu dabi. are willing who to serve. our way of life and every ideal we hold dear has been built on the sacrifice of these heroes. this week i'm proud to speak in support of the proposals in the national defense authorization act that will provide our troops with support to increase capability and capacity in a force that has been asked to do too much with too little for too long. in t

you don't know their colleague aaron graham in the middle. though he was working with them at the dea in cases involving the coluombian drug cartels, nobody knew about you. and before i conclude, i want to just follow up on something marv said. in the appropriations bill we passed three weeks ago, we increased the amount of funds available to do the package interdiction. to the fda by $94 million this year alone. in addition to $6 billion for mental health and opioids work specifically over the next two years. so we are investing in trying to get at that interdiction at that drug treatment both sides of this question. javier, steve and aaron have a combined 75 years of experience in the dea. chasing, catching, drug traffickers, getting them off the streets and out of the country. if even half of what's in the netflix show is true, this was difficult work to say the least at many levels it was a difficult political environment and it was challenging police work. not to mention taking a toll personally. i want to thank you for your law enforcem

with us today is the family of lieutenant aaron allen. special. of the southport police department in indiana. his wife stacy and his two sons, t.j. and aaron, where are they? where are they? where are they? yes. thank you. [applause] thank you. thank you. [applause] i lieutenant allen was an air force veteran. after his service he followed his childhood dream to become a police officer. he served in law enforcement for 20 years. no job was too great, no job was too small. he took extra shifts at night, and he was always available. he stopped by to say hello to members of his community. during christmas time he took children in need shopping for presents. he was always there for anybody that needed him. in 2015 he was given the officer of the year award after saving two lives. last year lieutenant allen walked his son to the bus for his first today of kindergarten. just hours hate -- just hours later lieutenant allen was shot and killed in the line of duty. since then the whole southport community has come together to support the allen family, and

like seacrest out. [ laughter ] aaron, aaron out. >> steve: aaron out. >> jimmy: yeah.y laundry. >> jimmy: oh, like airing out. oh, i get it. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: he's airing out >> steve: airing out dirty laundry. >> jimmy: yeah, i get it. [ light laughter ] sorry. airing out. >> steve: airing out. >> jimmy: should be like air -- maybe like airbnb, like, air -- "air n' out." [ laughter ] >> steve: right. but is it e or double a? >> jimmy: aa, like -- >> steve: oh. yeah. >> jimmy: that conspiracy theory. [ light laughter ] >> steve: majestic aaron. >> jimmy: all right, so this is aaron out. he can change it to air apostrophe, n out >> steve: out. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you get rid of the i and air, too, it makes it like -- >> steve: air, yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: a-r-e? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: ern. >> steve: aaron out. >> jimmy: ern. >> steve: ern. [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: a-i-r-n. >> steve: arn. [ laughter ] could be e-a-r. >> jimmy: like a laser beam, like -- [ laughter ] [ imitating laser sounds ] >> steve: because that's the sound lasers make, ri

so close to an equalizer for aaron mooy. they would have deserved it. >> they don't deserve to lose, huddersfield. hadergjonaj has been terrific all game. the wing back bombing forward. that switch of play, a bit unorthodox, but how about that for a set from hadergjonaj. so unfortunate for mooy. >> these huddersfield fans are waiting to take the roof off. it has been such an infectious atmosphere. here's ramsey. pritchard still full of running. >> final minute then. can huddersfield grab an equalizer. arsenal are at least going to grab that first away point of the calendar year. put an end to their run of seven consecutive away defeats. for arson wenger, a chance to finish on a winning note. albeit a low-key winning note. i'm not sure the huddersfield fans mind too much. they were here for relief, for a sense of celebration, for a good day out. they've had all of that. and it might still fall for billing, who shins it behind. and we move towards added on time. billing with the header. the arsenal fans away in the corner to o

peter: what do you think aaron wise is going to do, ian? he drove it down here a little touch from the green yesterday. ian: well, an adrenaline driver would definitely reach the bunkers. he is quite happy. peter, when you get a little nervous, you just want the club you know you are hitting solid all the time. if you can't aim it -- can aim it, you keep going with it. peter: he has one small tug on the ninth hole. other than that, he has ripped it down the heart of every fairway. ian: we will have to lean to the right to see what we can see the flag, gary player once said. bill: another big drive from our leader, aaron wise, a three-shot advantage. ( ♪ ) ♪ greater is passing on an entrepreneurial spirit to your children. greater is transforming shared values into shares. greater is turning investments into innovations. whatever you're pursuing, our deep financial expertise will help you build, protect and activate your wealth. northern trust. achieve greater. bill: beautiful shot of downtown dallas. to the west, the sun will set. wonderful

judge aaron persky in the judge of aaron turner. he sentenced turner to six months in jail.sparked anger across the country because many believe it was too lenient. the public outcry led to a recall of pesky. supporters turned in the necessary signatures and put that recall on the upcoming june 5 ballot. . persky is expected to answer questions about this for the first time today. the group is a group that opposes the recall of judge persky. they say it makes judges less independent and more easily influenced by popular opinion and politics. they said if people thought the sentence was too lenient the way to correct that is by changing the law not punishing the law. because the group that opposes the recall argued that persky followed the guidelines. 10:30 here in palo alto. we will be inside and have an update what is said, what is asked, what is discussed coming up today at noon. back to you guys. >> allie, thank you. >>> we're also less than an hour away from the announcement from the president about the iran deal. just yesterday europe's foreign minister was in the u.s.

aaron is calling from indiana. democratic line. hello there aaron. >> caller: hello. i watch c-span but not frequently but here and there and i can not help but see the blatant ignorance among people generally just as part of the what trump is doing for the country. i'm not saying that i'm completely against trump whatsoever but, i mean, all the racial stuff that he's made that as part of his base is either gone back on or not follow-through is completely. i feel like this country while is in good economic state right now banking regulations and or the lack of regulation is going to create more or less what we see in 2008 with housing bubble in the economy class. i think right now were on an ultimate high and everyone should brace for impact because i don't know. >> host: aaron, what about trade itself with china and these talks for lack of better term being stalled for a bit. what you make of that issue? >> caller: well, where is that going. initially we were going to have $150 billion of tariffs and 15% on steel and aluminum and that ever happened obviously. i feel

judge aaron persky "...this is a devisive issue judge aaron persky himself was the keynote speaker at a rally opposing his recall from the bench. persky had a message for voters.judge aaron persky/facing recall election "...when you step into a courtroom yo will expect and demand a judge who will follow the rule of law and not public opinion...."judge persky insists he was only following the law when he sentenced former stanford athlete brock turner, convicted of sexually assaulting an intoxicated, unconsious woman, to jail instead of prison.nats (recall supporters rally) recall supporters want voters to stand up on behalf of sexual assault victims says organizer michelle dauber. michelle dauber/organized recall "....we're recalling judge persky because he has a long history of bias in favor of privileged perpetrators in cases of violence against women and we're here to say enough is enough..."recall supporters blasted persky attorney james mcmannis for telling vogue magazine turner's victim was never attacked. opponents are telling voters recalling a sitting judge threatens judicial

. >> aaron shows up. he goes in and makes some excuse as to why crystal couldn't come.n tells me that -- he had beverly take photographs of the house with her phone. >> reporter: so that explained why those photos, the detective had seen, were dark and blurry, lewis said he'd asked beverly to send them to crystal since she couldn't be there. >> he said they walked upstairs and when they got to the top of the stairs, he pulled out a flashlight taser and told her that she was about to have a bad day. and she asked, "what are you talking about?" and he says, "you're being kidnapped." >> beverly must've been just absolutely terrified. >> i-- no doubt. no doubt. >> reporter: lewis then claimed he had an accomplice, and he wasn't talking about his wife who had set up the meeting with beverly, it was someone else. >> he said if anything happened to beverly, trevor done it. >> who's trevor? >> trevor is a guy that -- that -- aaron actually lived with for a short period of time. >> did this give you some hope that maybe there was an accomplice here and that maybe he did have bev

aaron has beenjoined by a weapons like guns or knives.n joined by a second undercover man who we are calling john. undercover man who we are calling john. when i went out that evening, i was under the impression that there would be some hunting going on but it was far worse than i expected to see. as planned, we meet tomas at eight o'clock. what is happening, man? you will write? please send us the ryan's house. we thought he sends us boys from wales like? pink isa pink is a slang term for pratt. —— pig is a slang term for badger. they pick up ryan and his two will lurcher is. they head into the forest. 0n the way, they tell us they are determined to get a kill and it may notjust be badger, it is also illegal to hunt animals like boar and steer with dogs. ——d. —— deer. a5 as they drive, ryan lights up the field with a high—powered lamp. it isa field with a high—powered lamp. it is a long for they spot something. —— it isn't long before they spot something. two dogs were chasing the deer down and they chased them all over this field and in

the public outcry led to a recall of aaron persky. voters will decide next month whether he is forced to step off the bench and a recall election. he says the stakes are high not only for him but for the judicial system as a whole. he was appointed by governor gray davis and has been a judge since then. california voters have had the right to recall superior court judges for more than a century. aaron persky says it should be for cases of incompetence or misconduct. his sentencing decision was within state probation and department -- probation department guidelines. although it was unpopular, there was nothing improper or unethical about it. the recall has had a chilling effect on judicial independence. >> judges need to think about the facts of the case and the legal laws that apply. they shouldn't be thinking, who's going to hate me if i decide one way or the other. >> reporter: he talked about how he was surprised by the backlash following the turner sentencing. when asked if he would make the same decision again, he said he can't

. >> reporter: judge aaron persky is fighting for his job. facing a recall campaign by critics who say he treated sexually -- sexual assault to lightly when he sentenced brock turner two years ago. >> i understand the passion that drives the recall. i think that passion is genuine, i think that mechanism that's been chosen, judicial recall, is misguided. i just think it's the wrong outlet for that desire for change. >> reporter: in an interview, prescott said he's fighting the recall to protect judicial independence. >> think about the next time if you're in a courtroom. what do you expect of that judge? do you expect the judge to put their finger to the wind and kept public opinion in your case? or do you expect the judge to focus on the facts of your

judge aaron persky was heavily criticized for handing down the six month sentence to swimmer brought turner, who was found guilty of sexual assault. this morning at 9:30 am, supporters of the recall petition will be rallying outside the san jose law officers of aaron persky's lawyer. the group says aaron persky's lawyer has been trying to blame turner's victor for what happened, saying she was drinking and not actually attacked. at 12:15 pm today, supporters of judge aaron persky will hold a new recall rally at the santa clara offices on west heading street. the supporters include judges and attorneys who say using public pressure to remove a sitting judge threatens the independence of the judiciary. >>> today a berkeley environmental group will once again make its claim to drain hetch hetchy reservoir. the group called restored hetch hetchy says the reservoir violates the state 's constitution provision. environmentalists say storing water there is not reasonable. they want it drained. they say the valley can then return to its natural splendor. san francisco, which owns the system,

students on the origins of the "me too" movement, and she was asked about the effort to recall judge aaron persky. he was the one who sentenced former stanford swimmer brock turner to six months in jail back in 2016. turner was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman outside of a party on campus. >> that was something that was very disappointing to me. like someone coming to stanford is kind of scary. >> reporter: burke addressed the recall vote generally, saying she believes survivors are a constituency that can vote to ensure communities are less

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aaron dijo que no era racista.el vÍdeo no muestra quiÉn es en realidad, dijo que amaba nueva york por su diversidad. >>el abogado aaron, quien ha sufrido una serie de traspiÉs, luego de que se volviera viral el momento en que insultÓ a trabajadores y clientes de un restaurante por hablar espaÑol, negÓ ser racista y pidió disculpas. a travÉs de twitter dijo "a la gente que insultÉ, lo siento, ver en internet me hizo abrir los ojos. la manera en que me expresÉ es inaceptable". el abogado dijo que pagaba por la asistencia social de los trabajadores y lo menos que podÍan hacer era hablar inglÉs. tambiÉn amenazÓ con llamar a ice. >>creo que es un insulto mÁs, porque se hubieran sido disculpas sinceras, primero lo hubiera hecho acÁ y luego las redes sociales. >>la discÚlpase da despuÉs de que adriano buscara suspender su licencia de abogado. un comitÉ de la ciudad de nueva york pidiÓ su inhabilitaciÓn.el abogado ha tenido que enfrentarse al descontento de muchos que armaron un concierto con mariachis como protesta por su

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removed from the bench for the controversial sentence made their position clear. >> if judges like aaron persky continue to sit that they can do whatever they want they could have-free reign over the lives of women. >> moufr a soul disrupter as the vice mayor madding la krosk orr was. >> the san jose police stepped in and ordered steve white to stand back. the man in the cross rars judge persky shook hands and thanked supporters trying to defeat the recall. among them district attorney jeff rosen who was initially ultimates about the sentence but sees judicial independence, the reason why he is against the recall. >> to recall a judge for one bad decision is something that would have dramatically negative effects throughout our criminal justice system. >> judge persky sized up how he sees the recall going. >> my gut feeling is it's close. i'm cautiously optimistic. we'll go until the very end getting the word out there and getting voters to stop and think about this. >> while voters serve as a de facto jury determining the judges fate, the ballot next tuesday will contain the names of tu

we remember that aaron burr told hamilton does anybody remember in what capacity aaron burr's day job was? the vice president of the united states and the principle cabinet member of the washington administration. and we were a small country wedged up against the ocean. we didn't control the sea. we had to empires and it look like we are going to war with france and england and in 1797 it look like we were going to war with france again. let me tell you two things that hamilton did that show how devoted he was to this idea that we have to have a government that we trusted that we believe in. in 1797 the president builds up an army of look that like we are going to war with france. george washington would be the presumptive head of the army once again. writes a letter to the war secretary james mchenry and he says do not let any democrat, do not let them into the army of officers. they will betray us. you would have to be a pretty old man to contradict george washington on how you build an army but hamilton writes a letter to mchenry and says washington is all wrong. if you do this the

his wife stacy and his two sons, tj and aaron, where are they? where are they? yes. thank you.ildhood dream to become a police officer and he served in law enforcement for 20 years with no job was too great and no job was too small. he took extra shifts at night and was always available and he stopped by to say hello to members of his community and during christmas time he took children in need shopping for presents and he was always there for anybody who needed him and in 2015 he was given the officer of the year award after saving two lives in last year lieutenant allen walked his son to the bus for his first day of kindergarten and just hours later lieutenant allen was shot and killed in the line of duty and since then the whole southport community has come together to support the allen family and i hear that if you go to the police station you will find that six-year-old aaron junior and his up there and he is giving orders and he is respected and loved by everybody there and his father was a true hero and to stacy, tj and aaron, today all of america sends you our love and

judge aaron persky "...this is a devisive issue judge aaron persky himself was the keynote speaker at a rally opposing his recall from the bench. persky had a message for voters.judge aaron persky/facing recall election "...when you step into a courtroom yo will expect and demand a judge who will follow the rule of law and not public opinion...."judge persky insists he was only following the law when he sentenced former stanford athlete brock turner, convicted of sexually assaulting an intoxicated, unconsious woman, to jail instead of prison.nats (recall supporters rally) recall supporters want voters to stand up on behalf of sexual assault victims says organizer michelle dauber. michelle dauber/organized recall "....we're recalling judge persky because he has a long history of bias in favor of privileged perpetrators in cases of violence against women and we're here to say enough is enough..."recall supporters blasted persky attorney james mcmannis for telling vogue magazine turner's victim was never attacked. opponents are telling voters recalling a sitting judge threatens judicial

aaron david, what do you think happens now? is clear that they will work together to try to create a joint comprehensive plan of action mine you. the europeans have come out with a tough statement indicating the u.s. has violated. they intend to stay in it. iranian reaction has been low key so far. and the europeans, if they can get the eu as a whole to act together, will try to come up with political and economic incentives to order to keep the iranians in the deal so long as they continue to apply with the jcpoa. i just don't think frankly over time this is sustainable. american sanctions are going to bite against the europeans, iranians, hard liners. conservatives will run to the fore. my friend david sanger wrote a terrific piece this morning which indicates that the administration has no plan b but it does have a change in strategy. moving toward a plan of pleasure. and a change of the regime. >> david, reading your piece this morning, it seems like the trump administration's position is don't need a plan b. plan a is brin

i am joined by supervisor aaron peskin and london breed. i also want to acknowledge our community clerk john caroll and sfgovtv for staffing our meeting and making sure our transcripts are available on-line. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. [agenda item read] >> thank you. mr. clerk, can you please call the first item? [agenda item read] >> vice president brandon: thank you today and this first item is my item. this is for the purposes of providing capacity building and trauma inform systems at bessie carmichael k through 8 which has the highest density of youth and homeless families in san francisco. mayor's office of housing has selected ucsf trauma in schools to provide training to staff and workshops to caregivers as well as direct services via on-site psychotherapy for trauma impacted youth. we know this is a nexus in attendance to school performance, and we know that our teachers are doing far more than the teachers in the classrooms. we have to ensure that our city is providing wraparound services to our kids

and aaron. where are they? thank you. thank you. [applause] lieutenant allen was an air force veteran. after his service, he followed his childhood dream to become a police officer. he served in law enforcement for 20 years. no job was too great, no job was too small. he took extra shifts at night, and he was always available. he stopped by to say hello to members of his community. during christmas time he took children in need shopping for presents. he was always there for anybody that needed him. in 2015, he was given the officer of the year award after saving two lives. last year lieutenant allen walked his son to the bus for his first day of kindergarten. just hours later lieutenant allen was shot and killed in the line of duty. since then, the whole south port community has come together to support the allen family, and i hear that if you go to the police station, you'll find that six-year-old aaron jr. and he's up there and he is giving orders and loved and respected by everybody there. and his father was a true hero. to stacy

at 12:15 pm today, supporters of judge aaron persky will hold a no recall rally in santa clara. supporters include judges and attorneys who say using public pressure to remove a sitting judge threatens the independence of the judiciary. >>> seven men were arrested, accused of inappropriately touching young girls and a waterpark in the sacramento area during the memorial day weekend. it happened at the sun splash waterpark. the suspects ranged in age from 18 to 38. police say the suspects worked together to intentionally target young girls enjoying the holiday at the waterpark. >> it appears that the individuals worked in a coordinated fashion to get a young victim near them or around them and then they proceeded to inappropriately touch the victim. >> these guys, i think they were acting out. i don't know if they could swim. they act like they couldn't swim. >> police say security guards of the waterpark were first alerted of the men after several girls reported being touched at the wave pool. more young girls came forward with similar claims when police arrived. >>> police are

versus and so world and it is full of lords and aaron versus and so on?a shambles. i agree. the other story on the front page of the telegraph. us bishop to give address at a wedding which crosses cultures. the head of the episcopalian church, the most reverend michael currie. i think this is lovely. i'm not religious, so what do i know? but justin welby, the archbishop of canterbury, says he is a thoroughly good they are. —— good egg. his last name is currie. i think that is quite witty. twitter will decide. they are being inclusive of all sorts of people, and it is high time we were. he is reckoned to be a very good preacher. he looks very passionate on the front page of the sunday telegraph. justin welby doesn't preach like that, does he? that's the church of england, isn't it? we are a little more restrained. i like what i have seen so far of meghan markle, she wants to bring everybody into the tent and she wants to help women and poorer people... she wants to have them, which takes us nicely to the sunday times. "i am a hugger", says meghan markle. i

aaron judge. the 11th of the season. yankees even the score. the as loaded them.hanen sends a sacrifice to left. and garner throw on line and olsen called safe and yankees challenged it and the call is over turned so this game going to extra and at the bottom of the 11th with two out. a base hit of chris hatcher bringing in the winning round. the yankees win with the fourth walk off of the season. losing 7-6. today tiger woods posted the best score on the course. 7 under par, 65. that score was not good enough. woods hasn't play in the championship in three years. move him up to the leader board tied for 9th. woods is well behind the leader, simpson. look at this. the green side bunker, 99 feet to the hole for eagle. the tee shot, perfection. gets the perfect roll. setting up a easy birdie. 4 under par, 68 with a seven shot lead. the abc7 s abc7 s abc7 s abc7 to you by river rock casino. >> that is a great tease. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, trouble in paradise. used to be a tourist haven. in side of a >>> live where you live, this is abc7 news. >>> good evening

i'm aaron gilchrist. breaking news at this hour. "new york times" reports donald trump jr. was involved in a 2016 meeting with an em sere for two arab princes who offered to help the then candidate trump win the election. >>> students return to the high school in the aftermath of the shooting. we'll hear from survivors as the debate intensifies. >>> say hello to the new duke and duchess of sussex. we will have the sights and sounds from today's royal wedding. >>> but we begin with new reporting today that it was not just the russians who were trying to influence the election. "new york times" reports in august of 2016 donald trump jr. met with a small group of people about an offer to help trump win the election including an -- this according to self people with knowledge of their encountiers. it was george nader. also ain that meeting. erik prince and joel zamel. nader reportedly told trump jr. that the crown princes were eager to help trump win and they had drawn up a multi million dollar proposal. times notes that the details behind who commissioned the proposal or wheth

judge aaron persky made in santa clara county...ts ahead of the june 5th elections. voters will decide then whether or not to recall persky. he issued a controversial ruling in the brock turner sexual assault case in 2016. since then, he's faced mounting pressure to either step down from the bench or be removed. persky says he doesn't believe his ruling warrants a recall. in santa clara county, philippe djegal, kron four news. here in san jose 49ers linebacker reuben foster pleaded not guilty todomestic violence and weapons charges. foster is accused of punching and dragging his formergirl friend. she has since recanted her story saying she was injured in a fight with another woman. it' not clear if she will tesify but a prelimnary hearing in the mattter is set for may 17th to determine if foster will stand trial in the case. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. lawrence karnow: there were a few more clouds moving across our skies today. low clouds and fog were very stubborn at the coast and kept temperatures much cooler there. it

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after he stayed silent for much of the fight. >> but he is silent no more. >> please welcome judge aaron persky. >> reporter: he ordered judges and the district attorney, who like others criticized his sentencing of brock turner but is against the recall. he acknowledged the mixed feelings he gets. he wanted them all to think of this. >> someday you may be on the right side of the walling and the wrong side of public opinion. when you step into a courtroom, before a judge, you will expect, you will request, you will demand a judge who will follow the rule of law. >> the judge said afterwards, he wants judicial independence to remain the focus. >> the issue is too important to turn it into a back and forth about tactics. >> but advocates say they're angry over the tactics of supporters who have attacked the credibility of the attack victim and that he hasn't disavowed the claims. >> what woman would feel comfortable having her sexual assault case adjudicated by judge persky? >> reporter: he declined to talk about the we said this, they said that campaign. live in san jose, robert handa, n

every person i listen to it. >> that's aaron.call immigration authorities on the employees. this video has gone viral. a congressman is filing a complaint against him. schlossberg has lost his lease to his office building. >> 6056. ntsb and federal agents are investigating yesterday's deadly school bus crash with a truck in new jersey. one child and one teacher were killed. more than 40 others were hurt in the crash. it was so severe the undercarriage of the bus was ripped right off. the front end was also sheared off. you can see the steering wheel exposed. class of fifth graders was on a class trip when that crash occurred. >> former boyfriend and business associate of a woman killed in a bombing at an orange county medical building is now in custody. 59-year-old stephen deal appeared in court following his arrest. he faces weapons and explosive charges after authorities say they found homemade bombs and guns inside his long beach home. however, the fbi says he has not been charged with the deadly explosion tuesday afternoon. >

up next, we'll hear from judge aaron persky. >>> and pge has a way of dealing with the wildfires. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. fog is building at the coastline. i'll show you how widespread tomorrow morning. and i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. only one candidate for governor when students were stuck in failing schools, led the fight to turn them around. as mayor of l.a., antonio villaraigosa invested in classrooms and security. graduation rates soared. antonio for governor. >>> you're looking inside the california theater, the site for the california governor's race. that's right here. in about 15 minutes the candidates will take the stage for the first major debate be

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judge aaron persky decided to speak out about the effort to recall him from the bench. >> he is under fire for sentencing brock turner to six months in prison for sexual assault. >> abc 7 news reporter david louie has a look at what the judge said today. >> in fewer weeks voters decide will judge aaron persky stays on the pench tp. it police a fire stormy of criticism for his sentence of brock turner for sexual assaults. this is turner released from jail after serving three months in september of 2016. persky remained silent the past two years. he can't talk specifics about the turner case because it's on appeal. but believes judicial independence is at stake. >> when public opinion influences a juror's decision or a judge's decision it corrupts the rule of law. this recall if successful will make it harder for judges to keep that promise. >> judge%cy says he understands why sad advocates for victims of sexual assault are passionate about tough sentences. he thinks that energy is being mischannelled. >> let's use that passion not for judicial recall. let's use it for construtive, prod

and we remember that aaron burr killed hamilton. does anyone remember in what capacity, what -- what aaron burr's day job was? >> vice president. >> he was the vice president of the united states who killed the principal cabinet official of the washington administration. pretty bad. [laughter] and it was even worse because of our position. we were a small strip of a country wedged up against the ocean. we didn't control the sea, we had two european empires on the continent. it looked like we were going to war with england, then france, then england again. let me just tell you about two things that hamilton did that show how devoted he was to this idea that you have, we have to have a government that we trust and that we believe in. in 1797 adams starts, john adams, president, starts to build up an army. it looks like we're going to war with france. george washington would be the presumptive head of the army once again. he writes a war to adams' war secretary, james mchenry. he says do not let any democrats -- this is the jefferson p

judge aaron persky's plan to break his silence later this morning.ou're watching "today in the bay." 6:26. we )re off to a cool and f start, but we should have >>> right now, we're off to a cool and soggy start. but we should have another beautiful day ahead. taking a live look outside from san francisco. you see the trans america pyramid there. can't really make out the peak, hidden under the fog. good morning, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's head over to kari hall to get a better look how everything will shape up today. >> help cool us off a few degrees from the coast to the inland area but it's still going to be warm as we see the sunshine, taking a live look at san jose, we're getting it tuesday started and heading to everygreen. it will be at 65 degrees, a quick warm-up today, mid-70s by early afternoon with a high at 3:00 at 78 degrees. and then as we get a look at all of the microclimates and high temperatures today, morgan hill topping out at 80 degrees, 82 at antioch, half moon bay will be at 59 degrees and 70s -- upper 70s

with us today is the family of lieutenant aaron alan, special.uth port police department in indiana. his wife stacy and his two sons t.j. and aaron, where are they? where are they? where are they? yes. thank you. [ applause ] thank you. thank you. lieutenant alan was an air force veteran. after his service he followed his childhood dream to become a police officer. he served in law enforcement for 20 years, no job was too great, he took extra shifts at night and he was always available. he stopped by to say hello to members of his community. during christmastime, he took children in need shopping for presents. he was always there for anybody that needed him. in 2015, he was given the officer of the year award after saving two lives. last year lieutenant alan walked his son to the bus for his first day of kindergarten. just hours later, lieutenant alan was shot and killed in the line of duty. since then the whole southport community has come together to support the alan family, and i hear that if you go to the police station, you'll find that six-

and i think that might apply to what the prime minister said yesterday. >> aaron, do you agree?oubt that the prime minister wants to be the coach, the cheerleader and the player and he is clearly all three with respect to the jcpoa. he's on the verge of a major political victory, getting the president to begin the process. what he'll actually do, our president, is another matter. begin the process of exiting the jcpoa. i agree generally with what john said. i think there is one important point that these -- that this treasure trove of documents reveal and that is the issue of intent. and it reflects, i think, a genuine concern and problem with the jcpoa. one scientific knowledge enters the consciousness of a nation's scientific community, it can't be extracted or expunged. i do think the eyian e y irania the verge of developing a nuclear weapon, absolutely not. do i think they want to contain the know how and the technical reports to put them in a position to do so? at some point, if required or necessary? absolutely. and that i think is the real problem. we are never going to s