alisha: cool. sartore: that's it, thank you. alisha: all right.and is how hard it is to bring a species back from the brink. and it's not just the kakapo they're trying to save, it's all their native species. like the rowi kiwi. hope i'm in the right spot. sartore: i've come to the west coast wildlife center, on the south island of new zealand, to learn more about why this species is so endangered and to add it to the photo ark. nice, all done with that. this is, um, not a very glamorous life. this is four pieces of my seafood pizza last night from where i stayed. this is breakfast. never had seafood pizza with clam on it before, cold. yeah, i save a lot of money doing things this way. i often eat last night's dinner for breakfast to save money. it's kind of pathetic. (laughs) you have to have a little conviction or you couldn't do this. you have to know you're right, you're doing the right thing, that it's worth devoting your entire life. i think it is, pretty sure it is. you're gone a lot for this, all the time. it's just like being on assignmen

but joining us is the director of the southern poverty law center, alisha brooks. what is your response to seeing what unfolded today in charlottesville? >> our response is we're not at all surprised. we saw this coming of course. this is the third such protest, largest to be sure that has happened in charlottesville recently. we saw richard spencer there in may with torches. we saw a clan rally in july. and then today this unite the right rally has turned out to be what we expected. >> southern poverty law center described this event as the largest hate gathering of its kind in decades. but i think what is really unique about this is the degree of coordination between some of these alt-right groups. they had not only shields, but task task c tactical guests. clearly this was thought out. what you can tell us about these groups?vguests. clearly this was thought out. what you can tell us about these groups?uests. clearly this was thought out. what you can tell us about these groups?ests. clearly this was thought out. what you can tell us about these groups? >> they

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. >> alisha stone is the former captain of the girls soccer team just before graduating in may she madef the hardest decisions of her life reporting her soccer coach for sexual assault. it took her a whole school year to come forward she says it started with verbal harassment in the fall. >> like you look beautiful today or you have a great body and it is like okay those are not things you normally say. >> months later she says it turned physical. >> he grabbed under my breast on my rib cage why there?>> the teacher worked for the school for 23 years the majority of the time as a soccer coach and pe teacher. most recently as the athletic director. students say that his door was open and they thought of him as a father figure making it that much more difficult to turn him in. >> when you know him for so long like he built a relationship with these girls so they feel like he is

it was the former principal who failed to take the appropriate steps documents reveal long before alisha and her classmates came forward the principle admonished gamino two years ago, the district said they did not know about it because the principal did not report the activity to the district allowing gamino to keep working at the school often spending time alone with female students. gamino denies the serious allegations but admitted making at least some of the inappropriate comments acknowledging in hindsight he should have acted differently. >> do you think given the fact of the history of this students knew about this and they were warned to think the students and the teachers did everything they could to protect the kids? >> i think in fact we could have done more because this happened. >> meanwhile students say the district never encouraged them to talk to police. >> where the police involved? >> not that i know of. >> were you told to go to the police? >> know we were not. i didn't know what to do. >> mr. gamino retire this summer keeping his full health benefits and salary from

alisha?ijuana and they also seen a business opportunity here so they are suing mom and pop shops for violating the state's chemical law because they're not providing notice that the pot was wrong with pesticides. and -- >> so is this what you do if you want to legalize marijuana? i'm giving my head to america's young people give the kids are all right.youth unemployment in the summer his down to the lowest since 1969. that is fantastic. the downside is that the participation rates is still 17 points below where it was in 1989. while some want to spend the summer chilling, a lot of young people are going to work before they go to college. question him or if you have your own hit or miss be sure to treated to us. thank you to my panel and thank watching. i am paul gigot. we hope to see you here next week. >> this is a fox news alert. the president said to address the nation tomorrow night about afghanistan. as he prepares to return to the white house and make some major announcements about his

you just saw co-sign's pitch so, let's meet the panel joining us here on set, new york angels alishaist and start-up adviser. >> alisha, first question to you. >> on the outreach front, how are you making brands and consumers aware of your offering >> the way we're currently sharing about co-sign is we're allowing to partner with major talent agencies and inflew wensers because they know how to get the word out the best so far, especially when it comes to social media. >> nir, next question. >> what makes you different? >> our technology. we provide the easiest technology to allow you to easily tag products and share socially and share to all social networks leaving your audience where they're already at. >> my first question to you. who is bringing the brand relationships? is that co-sign or your users? >> co-sign co-sign is going door-to-door to all our retail relationships we partner with large ad networks to connect us to these brands and retailers around the world. >> i played with your app and i saw products from clothing to basketballs to drones. is there a strategy around pro