the district says berg will remain on leave indefinitely. police say they consider this a case of possible battery but ultimately the district attorney will decide whether this teacher is charged with a crime. we're live this afternoon in fremont, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. >>> we are learning new details about the legal troubles for 49ers cornerback chris culliver. a civil lawsuit has been filed in connection with the case. it was brought by the family of marc santos. they claim culliver threatened them after they followed him from the scene of a hit-and-run crash back on march 28th. >> kept telling me to get out of the way. he had something for us. one of us are gonna get hurt if we don't get out of the way. he came out of the car with his brass knuckles. >> the civil suit claims he used a racial sure. the suit seeks unspecified damages. culliver has pleaded not guilty to the hit and run and weapons charges. >>> now even more cases of whooping cough in one bay area school district. the action the district i

i will protect him. >> frederick berg is on paid leave while police continue their investigation. if frederick berg is allowed to return to the school, the demonstrators say they will be here to greet him. in fremont for use 7 -- for abc7 news. >> construction has been ordered to stop at an elementary school because of the traffic near the school. a judge sided with the neighbors living near the school who are concerned about traffic when the school opens on summit drive. according to the san mateo daily journal the judge's original order only stopped construction at a student drop off area. neighbors are concerned about an overall parking shortage and other traffic problems. the district has been working to re-open hoover since 20 continue to -- since 2010. >> a card did big damage at apple store in berkeley. someone deliberately drove a car through the glass front to steal high-tech merchandise. this has happened at apple stores in southern california, chicago, and germany. the high resale value makes them attackive to thieves and the glass door fronds make them vulnerable. a ta

the first one is by scott berg called wilson. is a new biography of woodrow wilson. actually a very favorable and thoughtful volume. scott berg took 13 years of meticulous scholarship to write this book, and it shows. it's one of the most thoughtful, balanced biographies of this very complex figure in american history to lead his own contradictions. what i think it gives you some really new insights and new appreciation for woodrow wilson, a very pivotal figure in history of american presidents. just a delightful read and i recommend it to come one of the best biographies i've read in a long time. another book is by professor at university of virginia, a former neighbor of mine, and wonderful scholar. should read the book called appomattox. and in this book she talks about how much of the problems that flow in reconstruction and subsequently the reinstitution of jim crow and segregation in the south flows in a sense from the perception of all that was given from appomattox. certainly robert e. lee took a finish of that when he was indicted for war crimes and got gran

the teacher is frederick berg clears to return to class.nine-year-old student says frederick berg slapped him twice because he didn't know the answer to a math problem, and the father says the teach are claimed he patted the boy but denies patting him. >> my son showed him he slapped him in the face and i asked another kid in the same class, and he said he is slapped my son in the face. my son will not cry for nothing. >> he says the school is moving his son to another classroom and the fremont police say they are still actively investigating the situation. >>> a major move is underway this morning for a gay and lesbian couples with children in california. birth certificates could change to more accurately reflect the status of same sex parents. parents have to select a mother or father on the birth certificate and the state assembly passed a bill to add a third category for parent and if passed by the senate the bill could take effect as soon as 2016. >> trading is underway on wall street and the dow was up a little bit, about 36 points. >

: he told the district he was trying to help julian but it appeared he wasn't paying attention and berg said he meant no harm by his actions. >> he is remorseful and wish he could come back to work and he wishes that no harm on the student and hopes that things will return to normalcy. >> reporter: but julian's parents not letting this go. >> we don't put our hands on our kids like that. we don't grab them in the fails. i'm sure not going to let some man do that to my son. >> i would like to see him never teach again and i would like to see everyone who tried to protect the teacher and brushed it under the rug be taken care of accordingly. >> reporter: they are not taking it lightly. >> i will do everything i have to do to ensure he doesn't come back. i'll protect my son. >> this is my son. i'm his dad forever not just today. for however long it takes. >> that was cate caugiran reporting. the teacher is on paid administrative leave pending the investigation. >>> in fremont police are posting pictures of 26 stolen books. they have been running the serial numbers through a database but ha

that is my son, i'll protect him. >> berg remains on paid aadministrative leave. protestors say that if berg is allowed to return to the school, they'll beer -- be here to greet him. >> a school bus slammed into a median, some return ran from the bus. 15 students taken to the hospital to be checked out. none is suffered any serious injuries. authorities do not believe alcohol or drugs played a role. >> a cal football player suspended from the team. berkeley police say the 28-year-old punched a man and kicked his dog on tuesday the man was seriously injure asked drew arrested yesterday the sophomore graduated from livermore high school. he's scheduled to appear in court on monday. cal athletics saying officials are aware of the incident and cooperating with police. >> investigators now say a deadly fire in a sunnyvale mobile home may have been due to a cooking accident the man died inside of the home trying to save the woman, after he had helped the woman's developmentally disabled son escape. he is being cared for by the american red cross and county social worker

season for monaco based ros berg. >> i thought it was over.i thought the track would ramp up and someone else could beat the time. of course, in the end i'm really, really happy that it worked out. to be on poll is fantastic at home, couldn't be better. >> daniel riccardo finished ahead of sebastien vettel to take third on the grid. the australian clearly sensed the tension in mercedes. >> all three of us are not too pleased with ourselves. we left a bit on the table. we fought the car pretty hard in qualifying and trying to find a bit more from it. >> we'll see after sunday which driver is smiling. >>> french rugby club tooulon has boecome the 13th club to wi back it back. at the millen yam stadium. george smith scored the tries, and danny wilkinson kicked 13 points in the penultimate game of his career. >> golf - there was movement on the leader board in the invitational. the leader is down in the that. they shed the lead at the colonial club, going into the final round. campbell all tied on seven under. world number one adam scott shot a bo

walsch joins us now and we have john berg, ceo of financo.tomers are still loyal really surprises me here. >> this is true. of target and seven percent is a number, this is a big number when you get into the big scheme of things but again, target fans love target because it is a great product with great prices. >> what is so -- what is such a big part about their brand right now, they had trouble positioning as amazon gained position. >> they had such a weird partnership with one of those big designers and people up to say -- going to target to get an item, something that is very different that they can afford very >> how effective has target been about using their actual stores and warehouses and target.com? despite what is happening to them across the board, they have lost a lot of customers but they're getting back to the community, and this is almost about the hyper-localization in the market, i know we are having problems and things have happened to us but we are trying to give back, locally to grow these communities. >> john burke, ceo

berg has been cleared of the charges and was set to return to the classroom yesterday morning.rotesters decided to greet him and then they decided to reopen the case. then school officials told berg to stay home. >> when that happens we place the teacher on administrative leave. since he's already on administrative leave, we just continue it. >> it's not respectable and right and i will do everything i have to to make sure he doesn't come back. >> berg admits to patting the boy's face, but not slapping him. they wouldn't say what prompted the police to reopen the police. >> san francisco giants fans who use ferries to get to baseball games will catch a break on fares as officials decide today nix an expected fare hike. they were set to rise 50 cents in july as part of an annual price hike but fan officials say they don't want to raise fares midseason. they have suspected the hikes until february, 2015. they are also suspending price hikes for those who guide golden gate transit buts within marin county. >> coming up, a bay area boy's desperate need for a bone marrow transplant.

berg had been cleared of the problem. these protestors plan to greet him. and decided to reopen the case. >> that happens we placed the teacher on administrative leave since he's on administrative leave and continue it. >> i will do everything very to do make sure he doesn't come back. >> officials say berg admits to patting the boy's face but not slapping him. cal suspended a football player arrested this week. police say he punched a man and kicked his dog. they say the man was seriously injured drew is a saufrt more playing strong safety, number 27 he graduated from livermore high school in 2012. cal athletics issued a statement this afternoon saying in part drew has been suspended indefinite scomplit school is cooperating with police >> there is a sharp increase in whooping cough cases in napa county. 17 cases reported in napa county so far this year. and nine cases reported in two weeks more affected are students. 2013 there were just 13 cases all year. >> moving on now, a handful of children in a school bus accident in san francisco. there are no seri

and berg said he meant no harm by his actions. >> he is remorseful and he wishes he could come back to work and he wishes no harm on the student and hopes that things will return to normalcy. >> reporter: but julian's parents not letting this go. >> we don't put our hands or our kids like that. we don't grab their face. we don't hit them in the face. i'm sure not going to let some man do that to my son. >> i would like to see him never be able to teach again. i would like to see everybody that tried to protect him and brush it under the rug be taken care of accordingly. >> reporter: friday the riveras and other parents showed up with signs letting the district know they are not taking this lightly. >> i will do everything i have to do to make sure he doesn't come back. these my son i'll protect him and do whatever i have to do. >> however long it takes. this is my son. i'm his dad forever, not just today. >> reporter: cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> the teacher has been placed on paid administrative leave pending the investigation. >>> san francisco fire department is being sued by one of it

berg? >> i think he should not be able to teach atle school. >> do you think he should be able to teach anywhere? >> no. >> reporter: and we may -- i would like if we could -- i would like to hear from the assistant district superintendent who spoke a short time ago. he talked about the reasons why the teacher will remain on leave. if we have that interview, let's go with that. >> the police have contacted us and they are going to reopen the case and part of that reopening requires the police to possibly talk to students, possibly talk to staff and possibly talk to mr. berg, so when this happens, replace the teacher on administrative leave since he already is on administrative leave we'll just continue it. >> reporter: district officials say fremont police have reopened their investigation into exactly what took place inside the classroom. the assistant superintendent couldn't say if there's new evidence that could come to life. it said there are a lot of people who still need to be intervi

berg has been cleared of the charges and was set to return to the classroom yesterday morning. protesters decided to greet him and then they decided to reopen the case. then they hold berg to stay home. >> when that happens we place the teacher on administrative leave. since he's already on administrative leave, we just continue it. >> it's not respectable and right and i will do everything i have to to make sure he doesn't come back. >> berg admits to patting the boy's face but not slapping him. they wouldn't say what prompted the police to reopen the police. >>> the ferries used to get to baseball games, passengers will catch a break on the fares. according to our media partner, ferry rates were set to rise 50 cents in july as part of a price hike but now they say they don't want to increase fares midseason. they have suspended the price hike until february, 2015. district officials say they are also suspending the price increase for those who ride golden gate transit buses within marin county. still ahead on the saturday morning news, a bay area boy's desperate need for a bo

himself for so many years in north vietnam, saying he was very happy that berg drzal was owas -- bergdahl was out but wants to hear what the security conditions will be in that nation of qatar where those five detainees are going back to. what promises, what guarantees have the qataris made to keep an eye on them? dana? >> so many questions, and, against, just we get to the questions i want to underscore, every time you say it and report it, barbara, it gives you the chills. the idea of him having to write s.f., for special forces, on a paper plate. just to make sure that what he thought was actually happening to him after nearly five years in captivity was happening. that he was in the hands of -- >> reporter: dana, if i could interrupt, actually, as you say. the information keeps coming in. a u.s. and -- you know, i'm reading it to everyone off my blackberry as cnn gets it. a u.s. military official is now telling us that a u.s. military c-17, went wheels up, if you will, from guantanamo bay just before 2:00. and there is -- let me rephrase that. i'm so sorry. a u.s. air force c-17 went

because in 2012 we saw in montana, for example, denny ray berg and north dakota with rick berg, theseere establishment republicans, members of congress, who got thumped. they turned out to be really lousy candidates. could we see the same thing happen here? >> i think it's less likely, paul. you know, politics is not amateur baseball. it is a profession. and you need strong professionals. it's interesting, when we go through the list of these senat senatorials incumbents, mcconnell, graham, roberts. these are guys who know how to do politics, they know how to campaign. and i think as we have been suggesting here, that the voters have decided that they want the republican circular firing squad disbanded. and secondly, to ms. grimes' point about gridlock in washington, the fact that nothing has gotten done has allowed republican voters to focus on barack obama. and they want him and the democrats out. and i think they've got a really laser-like focus on accomplishing that now which is overcoming a lot of these other concerns. >> kim, what about the next week's primary in mississippi, wh

some books that i've recently read that i thought people might really like the first one is by scott berg called wilson. it is a new biography of woodrow wilson and actually a favorable and thoughtful volume. scott herb took 13 years of meticulous scholarship to write this book and it shows. it's one of the most thoughtful balanced biographies of this very complex figure and progressive figure in american history who had his own contradictions. but i think it gives you some really new insights in depreciation for woodrow wilson, a very pivotal figure in presidentpresident ial history in a obsolete recommendrecommend ed. one of the best biographies i have read in along time. in other book is by a professor at the university of virginia and a former neighbor of mine a wonderful scholar named elizabeth merrick. she wrote a book called appomattox and in the book she talks about how much of a problem that flowed in reconstruction and subsequently the reinstitution of jim crow and segregation in the south float and a sense from a perception of all is forgiven from appomattox. certainly robert e

all -- centrals berg. all of it making this man delighted. he is leading it charge for britain to leave the european union. >> this is an earthquake. never before has an outsider party won an election. the implications are huge. we have momentum. >> reporter: across the channel in france, there's more anti-e.u. sentiment on display. the front party had a quarter of the votes. towns like vermont switched allegiances, making them wary of the party's racist situation. >> i feel it's the injustice, the politics, the way they make people believe what they want to. all of this is basically racism. >> french president francis hollande whose party finished third spoke on tv. the european elections delivered their truth and it is pain. he said. it shows distranscript of europe and government parties. >> i think there'll be a comprehensive search for a fresh approach responding to the concerns that citizens are expressing. make brussels do what they ought to do. >> throughout the campaign he appeared smoking, drinking beer, an image to highlight the di

are being interviewed to determine whether they're victims and this could be just the tip of the ice berg with more arrests to come. >>> 3 people were injured and 4 homes damaged in a early morning fire. the fire broke out around 6:30 and it quickly went through alarms. a lamp may have fallen on or near a mattress and it started the fire. a man described to us how he tried to put out the flames. >> 1 lady was up stairs and we tried to get her out. the house was engulfed in flames and i couldn't run back in to get the lady. she kicked the back kitchen window and jumped thout window. >> 2 people suffered smoke inhalation. a fire fighter complained of chest pains. >>> tonight be talked to a motorcyclist who was doing stunts in oakland. all the while he had no idea a chp plain was over head overseeing the whole thing. >> wheelie at a hundred plus eastbound --. >> reporter: last month a plane spotted a motorcycle going south on the i 80. the plane and the camera proved faster and smarter than the drive and remarkably accurate. the 10 mile chase took only a few minutes on service streets. >> go

lewis hamilton clinches poll ahead of nico ros berg.could the tensions between the drivers puncture their chances dash? >> reporter: lewis hamilton was fastest in friday's practice. on saturday he once again topped the timesheets. the britain was taken all the way by championship leader, and team-mate nico ros burg. the german saw his efforts outdown by the 2008 champion, who set a fast lap of 1 minute 25.23 seconds in the final stages of qualifying. >> thank you to the team, to have the performance we have is - i have never known that before. so still very difficult out there. the track conditions are poor. i'm overwhelmed. >> very disappointed. i don't enjoy coming second to lewis. well, there we go. he's answering the questions. yes. so i am disappointed, yes. in the end it was a good lap for me. they did a better job. from that point of view, that's the way it is. >> aussie red bull driver daniel riccardo starts in third. it's a disappointing day for sebastien vettel, who had technical problems. >> i have no drive, i'm sorry, no dri

the police investigation is active so it decided to keep berg on leave. the boy said he made a mistake on a math problem. the teacher has refused to talk with them. >>> high end devised in a bold crime. the crash and grab that left a big clean up in berkeley. >>> a new teachers contract prompts protest. a nearly -- theory teachers may be unfairly fired. >>> will the winds stick around. the temperature change for mother's day and neighborhoods flirts with run 100-degrees. dog: oh, boy! mattress discounters oh, boy! mattress discounters memorial day sale. what's this? a queen size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497? mattress discounters has the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one "roof." comforpedic, icomfort, optimum, and, wow, four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection? don't miss the memorial day sale. ♪ mattress discounters . >>> we know more about the deadly midair crash of two planes over san pablo bay, the pilots of the cessna and korean warriora plane were taking photos. the cessna pilo

tomorrow berg injury lawyers is giving you a free ride home. if you grab a luxor cab in san francisco they'll foot the bill, up to thirty-five dollars. we have more cool weather on the way for tomorrow. this is a live view of the bay bridge. the storm system is currently in the pacific north west. for monday a book at clouds in the morning them clouds and sunshine mixed together throughout the day. once again we will have strong winds of up to 35 m.p.h.. tuesday the system it moves out however the winds stay and will possibly gets up to 45 mi. per hour. there could be some showers developing over the seattle range however the best chance for what weather is in the north and in napa and solano counties. sixties just about everywhere. tuesday and wednesday the system will clear out in the winds will pick up. for thursday there is a weak system are writing with a slight chance of rain. after that's what some the rest the weaken-- sun the nigerian president is speaking out about a the mass kidnapping in his country. almost three hundred girls were

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mazra in new york, with the brief time we have left, i would like to hear your answers to karen breen berg's point just before the break. that with precedent being such a powerful idea in law, is a new model being created by these onshore terrorism trials that will, if not undo the problem in guantanamo, at least show the way forward? >> well, these aren't really new models. the models existed for hundreds of years. we have tried terrorism cases in civilian courts for a long, long time. and i do take 'um bridge with the idea that popular opinion should drive the civilian courts back to the military commissions. the reason we have independent judges with life tenure is precisely because we don't want mob rule here. it's odd. now we have a museum in new york city, celebrating those who are brave and courageous in 9/11, which is inviting, if you will, to attack those and we can't have a trial? due process takes precedence over public opinion. and there remains a tough issue, for the defendants, though acquitted by a jury, they go back and stay in prison in guantanamo bay indefinitely because th

sols berg e denies that, releasing a statement saying: . >> jill abramson has been replaced about dean backa, the paper's first african-american editor. and in france, natalie steps down. seven of her editors quit after plans to transfer staff to a digital side, develop a new op line and launch a revamped format. "i can't accept being undermined." she was elected to run ley monde but accused of an authoritarian and vladimir putin like management style. it is most pollular daily, but struggled with debt despite getting 16 million euros. >> 7.5 years after the murder of anna politkovskaya, a moscow court convicted five men for her killing. three are brothers. the other two men are their uncle and a former police officer. in 2009 all five were tried acquitted in a verdict that embarrassed russian politicians and led to a retrial. she was shot in her moscow apartment. she worked for a newspaper and vetted human rights abuses in chechnya. her murder unscoring problems in russia. the conviction was welcomed by her family, but they are disappointed while the triggerman have been identified, w

to berge all kenyans vigilant and report any suspicious movement that they may detect.his is our battle together and we must work together to win it. >> top of the list of suspects is al-shabaab, the militant somali group linked to al qaeda vowed to keep attacking canyon until it runs draws -- it withdraws troops from somalia. can you has only -- kenya has a siege wered from al-shabaab members walked through a mall in shooting. >> we have changed the travel advisory for kenya in the same way. there must be some intelligence suggesting that the risk of an attack has increased. >> this will be tough for kenya's tourist industry. two to her operators already canceled flights in october. precaution in the morning. now it does not look foolish at all. >> k morning forenyans and their economy. police in turkey have used tear gas and water cannons to disperse protesters at a mine were 300 workers died earlier this week. it has become the country's worst-ever mining disaster. a mother bereaved twice over. she was robbed of her twin sons. the loss is unbearable. comfort, try to

with herb green berg's reality check, researching stocks in terms of risk. you can learn more at thestreet.com/reality check. >>> reversal of fortune, economic growth fell sharply in the first few months of 2014. so why are top economists and federal reserve policymakers so optimistic about the rest of the year? >> bidding war, what hillshire foods has that other companies are willing to get. >> and apple needing a cool gadget to beef up the stock now that the deal is done? we have all that and more on "nightly business report" for thursday may 29th. >>> good evening, everyone, and welcome. stocks rose again today with the s&p 500 ending at yet another fresh all-time closing high. and the dow, within 17 points of its own record high, this happening despite the numbers showing this year. the gross domestic product showed a must worse is% decline with the wicked weather getting much of the blame. but wall street was unfazed. stocks got a big boost in jobless claims last week which are now back at pre-recession levels and there was also a modest pending home sa

the establishment has chosen candidates i think the last few years, denny reberg in montana, rick berg, north dakota. >> they lost. >> they lost. and were acceptable to the establishment. you go back in recent presidential history, mitt romney, john mccain, these were not the conservative alternatives in those years. the winning formula is a conservative one for republicans, and i think in a thom tillis they have a conservative. >> it's also a unified party. you can't have the tea party in revolt against republicans, or that would play right into the hands of the democrats. >> absolutely. i mean, the goal here now is to win back the majority in the senate in the november elections. i mean, let's face it. politics is simple. it's about numbers. either you have more votes than the other guy or you don't. if you don't, you lose. that was the problem with the government shutdown. and i think that's the basic lesson that has to be learned here. yes, conservative candidates, but strong conservative candidates who can know politics and can win these elections. >> is there a danger, jason, tha

. >> the assistant superintendent says the teacher frederick berg describes it as a tap to the face. he is on paid administrative leave while the investigation continues. >>> president obama is back at the white house tonight after his two-day trip to the bay area. the president boarded air force one at moffett field earlier today. he was in town raised a little money and promotes some green energy but the photo op for his pitch on solar didn't sit too well with some bay area labor leaders. kpix 5's kiet do on their protest. [ chanting ] >> reporter: with hundreds of protestors demanding higher wages outside, the president made an uncomfortable joke about walmart's legacy of cost cutting. >> it's going to save us money. walmart is good at counting its pennies. >> reporter: with solar panels installed at more than 240 sites walmart is the country's largest producer of on site solar energy for the second year in a row and plan to double it by 2020. the president held up walmart as an example of what companies and citizens need to do now. >> it will be good for the economy long term and

something like were berg because to him felt like -- like warburg pincus felt like something he could do. more orle have said less do not count on it, never say never, but for a while he does not want a job where he is or having toat, run something as complicated and as huge as the treasury department or the new york fed or the federal reserve. but a dozen years from now, who knows? host: ian katz >> on the next "washington journal" box you sack and jim -- kuhnhenn. and jim on datash gerstein collection and privacy. youook take your calls and can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" live at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. next is a senate hearing on internet security and online advertising. in a senate hearing on intellectual operative protection. consumert, "q&a" with advocate ross nader -- ralph nadar. >> you cannot take c-span wherever you go with our free c-span radio -- can now take c-span wherever you go with our three c-span radio app. each of a schedule of our network so you can tune in when you want and play broadcast of recent shows from our signatur

something like were berg because to him felt like -- like warburg pincus felt like something he could do. more orle have said less do not count on it, never say never, but for a while he does not want a job where he is or having toat, run something as complicated and as huge as the treasury department or the new york fed or the federal reserve. but a dozen years from now, who knows? host: ian katz >> on the next "washington journal," a journalist roundtable on the week ahead for congress. reporterolitical discusses data collection. and the implications for consumer privacy. and the peterson institute for economics talking about the role of the international monetary fund. and we will take your calls and you can join your car -- join the conversation on facebook and twitter. live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. " with ralph nader. then, reddish prime minister david cameron taking questions at the house of commons. after that, secretary of state john kerry and british foreign secretary william hague on syria. >> for over 35 years, c-span brings public affairs events from washington dire

and i spoke to stephanie green berg who is the president of the neighborhood association and they felt too that while they had no meeting in the month of april that they will be happy to see limited live music returned to that stretch and corridor and adjacent to them is the pearls jazz club which is taken over and has a concept for that space, and above them is the script club and the garden of eden and then the office space at 250 come lum bus and so there are no residential neighbors that will be impacted by sound in any way, i hope that you will approve this permit and i think that the community will welcome it and it will bring the activity back to a space and i also spoke to darin smith who is the general manager of a cafe and did not put a letter in writing, they were happy to support as well and hope actually folks will support their expansion efforts out into kearny street. and so i think that it is an area that is coming back to life that will be respectful of the tenants living along the corridor and will do well with music and so i hope that you vote to approve. >> thank yo

. >> we had a guest on earlier who said berg way may beat england. which way does the wind blow?hich way does the grass below? >> draghi versus deflation. he says he is ready to take action in june. ♪ >> let's get a check on the euro dollar. 30% of antiestablishment parties or they got a hundred percent vote is a better way of putting it. news from lisbon where the ecb forum is taking place and mario draghi signaling the policy makers are ready to take action in june should they see -- the euro is up. it was down, but it is higher now. >> now for a look at what we're watching for the rest of the day. you are watching mario draghi. >> the ecb forum in portugal. nothing earth shattering will he knew from the man himself except for the fact -- nothing earth shatteringly new from the man himself. portugal interested in and southern portugal, you get -- trying to get my words out. >> this is the european jackson hole, isn't it. >> yes. >> everybody wants to have a mountainous retreat. but the first-ever, so big deal. >> you're watching poroshenko with what looks like a landslide victo

david berg, thank you so much for sharing those with us.will be right back. >> you are watching "bloomberg west" where recover intermission, technology, and the future of business -- where information, technology, and the future of business. i'm emily chang. how can samsung compete with other wearables like job own -- and apple?awbone all they said, it's not an announcement, but health-related and it's worth making an announcement about. what are you thinking? >> i think it is an market -- a market announcement. goodpace probably needs a software platform to tie together all the things they have going on. there are so many biosensors emerging and wearable devices emerging. they need a great that form to tie them all together. >> -- platform to tie them all together. but if samsung the one to do this? -- >> is samsung the one to do this? >> any of the large tech companies -- we are talking about the largest tech companies on earth between apple and not mention you did google, but google as well. when they make announcements about health, we

a b stoodard and jonah gold berg. >> thanks. >> a 17 year old gunned down in a garage in a home.he prosecutors said the homeowner set out to kill the teen because of a harmless prank. canned cheer óqoqúúÑ@ >> a 17-year-old exchange student from germany's killing is sparking a debate. this is the funeral in germany now. he was fatally shot in the garage of a home last month. the homeowner is now charged with deliberate homicide. the prosecutor say the suspect may have set a trap to lure would- be burglariers. we'll have interesting questions here. garage hopping, tom. that's what the teens were doing in the mitted of the night. we didn't know what garage hopping. and you sneak inside and steal beer out of the fridge or other items and that's what they were doing. did the homeowner have a right in this case. >> there was a legal and moral right and it is unreasonable for him not to. the father lives in the house with his wife and ten month old child. there is a 17-year-old and male intruder purgularizing the home. and he had to be a strapping athlete playing on two soccer teams a

being held when those patients are held, they're held in the emergency department and then they go berg cirques and assault ladies, little old ladies. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>> good evening, circumstances. my name is david fleming. i've been a nurse at san francisco general for 25 years. i work in the recovery room. i just want to follow-up on what bob ivory was saying. as he's holding patients in the emergency room and cdu, if we remember a year ago the cdu was budgeted for observation of patients who had neurological or cardiac issues. it is not actually designed to hold patients who are going to be admitted but this is what the cdu does. they hold them in cdu, they also hold them in the merge sip department. the emergency department backs up and they wind up on [speaker not understood]. we hold them in the recovery room as well because these patients have no beds upstairs. so, how can we cut 44 more beds? let's tie that picture together with the fact that nurses are staffed at a basic minimum staffing ratio of 5 to 1 or 3 to 1 and this is the staffi

he was the captain at the helm that went into the ooes berg. >> rudy was the c.e.o. of planet hospital. it turns out headquarters is a po box in a strip mall near los angeles. "america tonight" exchanged numerous emails with the californian businessman trying to arrange an on-camera interview. in the end he declined, citing scheduling conflicts. >> he was the master of diplomacy making you feel warm and fuzzy about planet hospital. >> jonathan is a d.c. trial lawyer and a father burnt. he sent more than $30,000 to planet hospital and rudy. now he is fighting back. >> i'll put an end to this. it was my goal put an end to planet hospital. there's nothing i hadn't seen in this crazy world. this was a first. i had they are seen the level of victimisation, where you take someone's dreams of hopes and dreams of childhood that is imperative and private and steal their money and provide nothing in return. i never saw that level of fraud. >> reporter: daly launched an investigation, stunned to discover 40 couples like him. people left with a pile of bills, and to babies. >> t

solder berg wide open in the slot makes it 1-0 bruins on his first goal of the playoffs.s-ice pass at jarome iginla. bruins win 4-2 and take a 3-2 series lead. russian president validity mir putin had to keep his shirt on for a little ice hockey. today the 61-year-old joined retired hockey greats and government officials for a legends game. putin seems like the only guy that scored. his opponent didn't put up much of a fight. putin scored six times, five assists. i guess if i'm facing putin in any sport, i'm letting him win. otherwise, you'll end up in siberia. his team won 21-4. putin, we cover it all here at abc7. while we're doing athletes, former nba all-star tracey mcgrady playing minor league baseball for the sugarland skeeters allowing two hits, two runs in 1 2/3 innings of work. he threw 35 pitches, 1 strikes. 5-3 the final. we cover it all. the a's in first place in the west, have a two-game win streak going with the nats in town. journey rocking the national anthem at o do the co. washington scoreless till top three. danny espinosa hammers the pitch. same inning

>>reporter: now the program founder jess stein berg says lewis out done himself with the letter. >> notrinted signature. >>reporter: hand signed and dressed to the commissioner and player association of the nba. lewis says the clipper owner donald sterling 2.5 million dollar fine for racist remark should go directly to sojourn to the past. >> we have racism work and we know the nba is going to give that money up to charitable cause. we thought who better than us to be recipient of the money. >>reporter: sojourn to the past has office full of memorabilia and they lack at more than picture. they visit the historic location and meat the influenceal people in person. >> who has the institutional power. >>reporter: that's miss brown trick among the first black students to $18 a -- attend a white high school in arkansas. they hear from her and other trail pwlais blazers traveling across the country and deep south. 10 day trip change the teens forever. >> it was a key moment in my life and helping me know what i wanted%to do with my life. >> at cost of 3000 dollars per student money a big obje