brock turner also admits he had too much to drink.nd i know that you are frustrated when they're the naative is that this is aboubinge drinking on college campuses why does that rrative frustrate you so much because we should expect more your son is found him bei unconscious. >>body is not enough to say u had a misstep in udgmt, that not what it is what do you want the larger conversation to be. i just want people to know that it's not happening in a vacuum in the perimeter ofcollege campuses is not young people being to say lee and to reckless is a widespread issue is happening in offices everywhere you can imagine their greater pterns. the male etitlement playing out. and your point is that it's not justappening when people are intoxicated coect. tell us about the process of writing the ok and how you did come around to wanting people to know your name. >>it took me an extremely long write about be willing to my family and passed ove time i learned that everything i've feeling i have had ersal every is human ere's no shame in that i

brock turner also admits he had too much to drink.t you are frustrated when the narrative is that this is about binge drinking on college campuses. why does that affect you? >> if your son is found humping an unconscious body, it is not enough to say you had a misstep in judgment. that's not what it is. >> what do you want the larger conversation to be? >> i just want people to know that it's not happening in a vacuum in the perimeter of college campuses. it is not young people being too silly and too reckless. it is a widespread issue. it is happening in offices everywhere you can imagine. there are greater patterns of male entitlement playing out. zb and it's not just happening when people are intoxicated. >> correct. >> tell us about the process of writing the book and how you did come around to wanting people to know your name. >> it took me an extremely long time to even be willing to write about my family or my past. but over time, i learned that everything i've experienced is universal. every feeling i've had is human. there's

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sam brock, nbc news los angeles. >>> we'll take a short break, those who serve, heroes in the making, which dogs had the right stuff. >>> you've seen the headlines about conan the hero military dog that helped take down a leader of isis base in san antonio where dogs train for their turn in battle he i these pups are in the running to be america's next heroes their mission, join the ranks. of more than 3,000 military working dogs >> what we look for in the puppies is the drive to move towards things that move, bite them and possess them. >> reporter: or something as simple as a water bottle teaching pups to work through distraction before getting a bite of a hot dog. the stars shepherds and the belgium dog intelligent and athletic labs trained to sniff explosives and narcotics and for the navy, jack russelld sense of smell art for tight spots. >> it's like a natural instinct. they have a sense. they know what something is going down. >> reporter: after proving they can bite, tackle and track almost anything, the toughest part for trainers, saying good-bye. >> these dogs are irreplacea

rest of my life. >> reporter: a father and daughter grateful for this high note over the holidays sam brock, nbc news, new york. >> that is something to be thankful for. >>> don't miss the macy's thanksgiving day parade tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. right here on nbc that's "nightly news." i'm kristen welker, we'll leave you with a look of the final preparations underway. thank you for watching have a great night and great holiday. >>> right now at 6:00, another home invasion in an upscale east bay city. how the attackers gained easy entry into the house. >>> plus a thanksgiving travel nightmare. the weather shutting down parts of i-5, stranding people headed to and from the bay area. >>> but first, the rain hitting us hard on this thanksgiving eve. here is a live look at the radar. how it's impacting traffic tonight, and what we can expect tomorrow. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. it is a snowing thanksgiving eve. from sky ranger, the storm that's blowing through tonight brought snow to mount hamilton in east

nbc's sam brock has the story. >>> wheel of fortune [ cheers ] >> reporter: a sudden interruption for host. pat sajak forced to take a seat from the wheel he's been spinning for 37 years. the show tweeted it canceled thur jai jack underwent successful emncy surgery to correct a blocked intestine. >> vanna white, ladies and gentlemen -- >> reporter: sajak's co-pilot will assume solo hosting duties for the second time ever since joining the show in 1982 the 73-year-old sajak started his career as a local tv weatherman >> east of jacksonville, florida -- >> reporter: news of sajak's surgery comes as "jeopardy!" host alex trebek fights pancreatic cancer. >> i plan to beat the low survival rate statistics for this disease >> reporter: "jeopardy!" shared its well wishes for sajak on social media. >> host of "jeopardy!" pat sajak. >> reporter: the legendary hosts swapng relaxed -- there's no date set for his return fans rooting for his good fortune. sam brock, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and here in new york city, it's beginning to look a lot like christmas the rockefeller center tree has arr

rest of my life. >> reporter: a father and daughter grateful for this high note over the holidays sam brock, nbc news, new york. >> that is something to be thankful for. >>> don't miss the macy's thanksgiving day parade tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. right here on nbc that's "nightly news." i'm kristen welker, we'll leave you with a look at the final preparations underway. thank you for watching have a good night and a great holiday. ♪ guess it's true ♪ i'm not good at it one night stand ♪ ♪ but i still need love because i'm just a man! ♪ ♪ these nights never seem to go to plan ♪ ♪ i don't want you to leave ♪ will you hold my hand ♪ oh, won't you stay with me? ♪ ♪ because you're all i need, this ain't love, it's clear to see ♪ ♪ but darling, stay with me ♪ oh ♪ oh, won't you stay with me ♪ because you're all i need ♪ won't you stay with me, because you're all i need ♪ ♪ this ain't love it's clear to see ♪ ♪ but darling ♪ stay with me ♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: give it up! [cheers and applause] welcome to "the kelly clarkson show" y'all! give it up for my band on the te "the kelly clarkson sho

the trial of brock turner soon after.hree and is parked years of protest in the recall of a judge. but the plaque never went up. administrators.her words from her impact statement may be triggering for some. they read you took away my worth, my privacy, my energy, my time, my safety, my intimacy, my confidence in my own voice until today. remember, stanford made a legal settlement agreement with miller and miller did her part, she did exactly what she promised and stanford did not. and that is disgraceful. >> reporter: students felt so strongly about the plaque they protested, signed petitions and even activists put up two small plaques of their own. >> it was made very apparent to the provost this is what people wanted. she said she would think about it. >> reporter: now in an apparent change of heart the university provost released a statement this week saying not one, but two plaques will go up. one with the original quote, a second offering support resources. students say they are cautiously optimistic. >> until the f

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. >> i meet bruce brock at the museum.history buff, he and dave hawkins went way back. >> i was proud to be his friend. he was a good businessman, he was a good father, a good husband, a great neighbor, and a good community guy. >> i understand coin collecting and car collecting, but tractors, bruce -- tractors? what was he thinking? >> these are a representation of the past that farmers and farm families and farm relations really enjoy looking at because it brings back memories. >> tractors are part of iowa's history. in 1892, john froelich invented the practical gas-powered tractor in a tiny village about 300 miles east of here. the mechanization of farming helps america become an agricultural giant. >> alex, are you in here? >> there he is. >> and even though none of dave's four children tills the soil like he did, he does share his passion for tractors with his grandson, alex. >> i can remember as young as 3 or 4 years old, riding in the combine with my grandpa and taking naps on the floor, and if we weren't doing that

. >>> it's a dark blotch on stanford's past, the sexual assault of a young woman by brock turner. but now the university has agreed with the young woman, chanel miller, on how it will be remembered. a plaque will be placed on the spot where the attack took place. nbc bay area's marianne favro is live at stanford university. and marianne, the school agreeing to allow's own words to be written on that plaque. >> yes, they did this. comes after a lot of pressure from both students and faculty. they held protests. they signed petitions. students say this is a victory. but now they're concerned about another plaque the university plans to put up in the same garden. some stanford students felt so strongly sexual assault victim chanel miller should have a plaque with her own choice of words here at this on campus garden, they put up small engraved plaque of their own. now according to this letter from stanford provost, the university will finally put up plaque with the same words. comments originally rejected by stanford. >> stanford agreed more than three years ago to install the plaque

government plans to slash nearly a half billion dollars from next year's budget. >> our thanks to sam brocklike we're cutting -- making compromises. in the name of profit and convenience. >> in order to find a better way for people to go to the parks. i highly disagree. i hope it doesn't happen >> on the other hand, it will be pretty -- well, if i ever went kim is now demonstrating her congestion. save it slimeball. i've upgraded to mucinex. we still have 12 hours to australia. mucinex lasts 12 hours, so i'm good. now move- kim nooooooo! only mucinex has a patented tablet that lasts 3x longer, for 12 hours. ♪ ♪ the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to friday morning, november 8th. guess what we have again today. seems a little thicker out there. taking look at a foggy view of the bay this morning. be careful as you're heading out the door. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's get right to that weather this morning. kari, just thick out there. >> all right. so we have some dense fog. so you

sam brock spoke to them. >> reporter: savannah has a special bond with her band her dad is the drerkshters. >> for 20 years he's let the sp at prestigious events all over the country including the macy's thanksgiving day parade twice. the last time 5-year-old is a va na watching from the sidelines >> i do remember the floats and the con fete sit >> how hard to get this invitation >> it's probably the hardest invitation to get in the country. >> reporter: even for a band as skilled as the golden remments, a third invitation was a long shot >> i was sad because i want ed her to experience this >> it's been her dream for years. >> sophomore year, i want to march in the matt cease parade >> reporter: then music to their ears >> the macy's thanksgiving day parade >> reporter: they did it again, and more than 200 students packed up for icbiwith you >> forever when i'm retired and 80 years old, this will be the one thing i will remember for the rest of my life. >> reporter: a father r and daughter grateful for this high note over the holidays sam brock, nbc news, new york. shh they have the

. >> joining us now is nbc's sam brock. sam, are there any more details about the attempts to capture the cartel members, anything new? >> reporter: andrea, this is so disturbing, the details of this are so disturbing, it's hard to even repeat. here is what we know at this hour. there are three parents and 14 children in three different vehicles. they were caravanning all together. the reason they were doing that, ironically, is for their own safety. they thought they would be more protected if they went in that arrangement. but the mexican deposit came out this morning and saying that cartel, potentially a rival cartel nearby where they were on the sonora/chihuahua border, may have confused the cartel and they started firing. here's what doesn't make sense. there were reports from family members that as this car was burning, riddled with bullet holes, there were little kids running away from the car and they were gunned down. it definitely stretches the imagination to try to figure out and there was confusion as to who was

and on welcome to the news out of life for my headquarters in doha with me elizabeth brock coming up in the next 60 minutes a day of dramatic violence in hong kong as police and protesters fight round a university campus. opposition candidate to go for a pox on claims victory in sri lanka's presidential election. day preliminary evaluation of the saudi arabia station and all company falls short shorts.

joining me now, republican strategist and msnbc analyst susan del percio and david brock, chairman of the american bridge 21st century, a democratic political organization. >>> but first, breaking news. minutes ago we got fresh new transcripts from the joint depositions of deputy assistant to the president timothy morrison and vice president pence's special adviser on europe and russia, jennifer williams. according to congressman adam schiff, the testimony shows that president trump's july 25th phone call with ukrainian president zelensky immediately set off alarm bells throughout the white house. both witnesses provided the committees with first-hand accounts after personally listening to the call in the white house situation room. joining us now for the latest, nbc news white house correspondent mike viqueira. mike, what can you tell us? >> good evening, al. you're right, that testimony from gordon sondland, the eu ambassador, is mentioned in these transcripts at the center of these allegations that have led to the dramatic hearings this week. let's start with jennifer williams and

brock turner was convicted of the crime in 2016. stanford originally agreed to the plaque but rejected miller's chosen words from her victim impact statement. in part it said you took away my worth, my privacy, my own voice until today. the university's own administrators said the quote was not supportive of a healing space. >> stanford should have put that plaque in the ground three years ago. so every day that goes by they're failing to show the kind of integrity that students and faculty have the right to expect them to show. >> reporter: this year stanford conducted a campus climate survey. the results felt that students fult they were happening too often in their community. in a statement the provost said it provides a clear message, we need to confront sexual violence openly and aggressively at stanford. >> i think it's long pastime for them to install a plaque. and as of right now what i see is just more promises but still no plaque. >>> airbnb is responding to a claim at a party about a vallejo rental property on halloween.

we're talking about the sexual assault of a young woman by former swimmer brock turner.agreed with the young woman, chanel miller, on how that controversial case will be remembered on campus. a plaque will be placed on the spot whether that attack took place. it's a major reversal from stanford after facing pressure from student and faculty members. the plaque will include chanel miller's own words, the same words the university rejected earlier. >> i'm certainly glad that they are now saying they will install the plaque. but of course they said that three years ago and didn't do it. so what they need to do now is to fulfill their agreement and put the plaque in the ground. >> in a letter, stanford provost said she changed her mind about the plaque students and fact utility voiced their concern in a recent survey. that survey the provost said more needed to be done to confront sexual violence at that university. >>> the legacy of san francisco mayor ed lee will not be forgotten at sfo. as of today, if you're flying internationally, you'll use the mayor edwin lee internat

nbc's sam brock has the very latest on this. hey, sam, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, savannah, heartbreaking news this morning, these american citizens have lived in an american agricultural community on the border for decades and were traveling in three separate vehicles when a gunman attacked and an attack that could be a case of mistaken identity. overnight, nine americans killed in mexico in what appears to be an ambush by an organized crime cartel. family members confirming to nbc news that the victims were american women and their children who died in the attack. the americans living in mexico had been reportedly traveling with their children to arizona for a shopping trip, in the mexican state of sonora, 75 miles south of the u.s. border when they were caught in the crossfire of gunmen. among the dead, rhonita miller and her twins. dawna johnson and her son trevor, and christina langford, but her baby miraculously survived. >> there was a number of people in a motorcade, several families traveling to another community

sam brock reporting on that for us. trump has any plans to speak with the mexican president here today. >>> also in washington with more no-shows, we're learning about a key witness who has had a change of heart. he's pals with rudy giuliani. now he says he may be willing to cooperate with impeachment investigators. his lawyer tells nbc news he will honor requests for documents and testimony, quote, to the extent that ler legally proper. the president says he doesn't know him personally. he was a key figure in the administration's dealings with ukraine, helping rudy giuliani hunt for dirt on the bidens apparently trying to get rid of yovanovitch, no. massachusetts congressman steven lynch joins me. thank you for joining me on the show today. >> good to be with you. >> leb talk about parnas here. do you believe house democrats should grant him congressional immunity so he can speak more freely to you without it being used against him in a criminal case? >> i think we need to consider that. i would rather confer with my c

nbc's sam brock has been following the story. >> reporter: craig, this is a very sad situation.says they were traveling together in a caravan from sonora to chihuahua because they thought it would be safer that way if they traveled in groups. instead, as the mexican authorities unveiled this morning, they believe a cartel mistook them and fired on their cars. you see the burnt-out cars, bullet-riddled. what doesn't make sense is relatives of family members say children were being gunned down as they ran away, cars set on fire. would it not be apparent at that point when you see kids bolting from vehicles that it is not a drug cartel? that is the open-ended question right now as authorities investigate this. we were told they were going for the day to go shopping and see relatives between sonora and chihuahua. these groups, these families, have lived south of the border for decades. they're u.s. citizens, some of them with mexican citizenship as well, and now catastrophe breaking out, as you said, six of the dead were children. to give you more insight, there was an 8-year-old sh

officers were called to jackson avenue in the alan brock neighborhood of san jose. we are there tonight with more on what happened. >> reporter: this entire area was blocked off for a gun started off over at the shopping center and walked across the street and was coming down the sidewalk. police were across the street, e . the officers telling the witn one been sought and saw the man fall. san jose police say they received several calls thursday afternoon about a man walking down jackson avenue with a handgun. police say they arrived at 2:26 pm. officers say the name of holding a gun and did not comply with their directions. one police officer fired at the man near an apartment complex not far from independence high school. witnesses say they saw officers suspect was taken to regional medical disc it a few blocks away. police say the man was announced dead at the hospital. into the night, police blocked off part of jackson avenue s crime scene investigators arrived to collect >> i had to walk away around. >> reporter: this man says he lives at the apartment complex

sam brock reports from los angeles. >> reporter: a manhunt underway in california. police searching for who opened fire on sunday night at a family gathering in fresno killing four people and wounding six others. the gunman or possibly multiple shooters burst into the backyard party where they were watching monday night football and they started shooting. >> they fired into the backyard where most people were striking ten people. >> reporter: police trying to figure out what led to the violence last night that has this community on edge. >> this is senseless bring them to justice. >> reporter: police are canvassing to happened. they think it is likely this is a targeted shooting and worried that it could have been worse with women and children inside of the home where this shooting took place. samrock, angeles. >>> on capitol hill, more fireworks in the ongoing impeachment inquiry into president trump. mr. president trump said he will strongly consider testifying in writing. a series of tweet this is morning the president said he might take up house speaker nancy pe

sam brock joins us with the latest.g on here. >> i think a lot of people are trying to figure out, ali, how is this possible because the mexican government's official posture on this is they believe that there is some sort of confusion most likely with a drug cartel in the area that confused this convoy of cars for being part of a rival gang. but there are accounts from victims' family members who say that in the case of the woman you mentioned with the 7-month-old child that she had run out of the car miles ahead of the other cars and waved her hands to let the people she encountered there know that there were women and children with them, and yet still you saw the carnage that was left behind. bullet-riddled cars, cars lit on fire, that doesn't make a lot of sense. there are also other accounts from family members describing the fact that there were kids trying to run away from the cars and being gunned down. so if in the event as the government says it likely was a confusion over who was riding in these cars and the

the new update we're getting on a memorial for the woman who brock turner assaulted. >>> first, one of stories for you this morning, a new strategy coming across the east bay, the problem that plagues the entire bay area. we'll talk about it coming up. >>> out in washington, of course, today is the first day of the impeachment hearings. we might be surprised, republicans certainly were, as to what president trump has planned for today. we'll take a look at that when "today in the bay" continues. >>> right now at 6:43, let's head to los gatos and see how our day shapes up. we'll start out with mid-50s at 8:00 and still the sun peeking out today. not all clear as our temperatures warm up into the low 70s. going into the next couple of days we cool down and warm back up. we'll talk about the next two weeks in the forecast, in less than five minutes. >> kari, we continue to follow the effect after the traffic alert cleared. you see all the slowing across that bay bridge. we are looking at our waze community helping us out timing things out even though the purple route here is 20 miles long

former stanford swimmer, brock turner, was convicted of the crime in 2016. stanford initially agreed to put a plaque in the garden but the school rejected the quote from that plaque. it said in part you took away my worth, my privacy, my own voice until today. university administratiors said the quote didn't support a healing space. >> every day that goes by is another day that they are failing to show the kind of integrity that students and faculty have the right to expect them to show. >> a survey found stanford students felt sexual offenses happen too frequently in their community. that changed administrators minds. the provo said the survey results provide a clear message. we need to confront sexual violence openly and aggressively at stanford. >>> thousands of university of california workers are set to strike today. the union representing 25,000 uc workers says the one-day strike is in response to efforts to outsource jobs. those position include service and patient care technical workers. uc says union leaders are spreading false information about job

mary's on brock hurst street in west oakland can help with the 30 seniors every night. it will be available to house men and with women who a are at least 55 years old. it will also be opened 7 days a week from 4:00 in the afternoon until 8:00 the next morning. . >>> four shootings in oakland this weekend are being investigated. last night a. man was killed at 12th and magnolia in west oakland at 5:00. when police arrived they be found the unidentified man who was shot in the head. moments later, a woman was shot near wood and 12th streets. no word on her condition. a day earlier, three other men were shot in two separate shootings. the first saturday happened near a home on 82nd avenue and d street the second shooting happened near 62nd avenue and seminary. all victims from saturday are expected to recover. all these shooting investigation, police are not made any aglefts a prosecutor is under fire for using his 13- year-old daughter to lure a man who is accused of molesting his daughter. now according to the mercury news police arrested 76-year- old oli mohammad suspi

miller published a memoir this year called no my name in 2015, she was unconscious as an intoxicated brock turner detector near a stanford fraternity and convicted of three felonies and serve three months in jail. now miller says the case is part of a larger pattern. i want people to know it is not happening in a vacuum on the perimeter of college campus, is not young people being too silly and too reckless. this is a widespread issue. it is happening at offices everywhere you can imagine, greater patterns of male sexual entitlement playing out. >> miller made comments on cnn and currently lives in san francisco. >>> not to campaign 2020, fresh signs kamala harris campaign work president is in trouble, the new york times reports the staff is torn into factions while harris keeps changing her message. reporter randy page on what one former staffer is claiming. >> reporter: signs tonight have kamala harris harrison the bid for the white house it could be in trouble. the former staffer service busy braving the cold on campaign trail. senator kamala harris cheering on runners for thanksgiving

sam brock has more on the shockingdetails. h by a organized crime cartel. family members confirming to nbc news that the victims were american women and their children. >> there was a number of people that were in a motorcade. far on and the family came under attack and there was a number of vehicles, three of them in particular, that were shot and one of them was set fire. >> reporter: the americans living in mexico had been reportedly traveling with their children to arizona for a shopping trip and were in the mexican state of sonora, 75 miles south of the u.s. border when they were caught in the cross fire of gunman among the dead, juanita miller and her twins titus and tianna and christina langford and her baby miraculously survived. >> my understanding is there were some children able to escape out of the vehicle unharmed. >> reporter: one of those children just 13 ars old hiding but living siblings in the bushes and covering them with branches. as for the five child w lands at douglas, arizona, transported to the american side for care and resources a

been in a state of heightened awareness since the sexual assault convicion of former stanford student brock turner. chris nguyen,ws >>> san francisco police hope witnesses will help identify the person who shot a man during the middle of the day along market street. officers searched for evidence at the site where gunshots pierced the windows of a business at market street and golden gate avenue. witnesses told investigators one man shot another man just after 10:00 a.m. that shooter then ran whicaway the season. the victim is expected to survive. >>> new details tonight about the shooting death of five people at a house part in lorinda. the family of one victim is accusing airbnb's ceo for failing to live up to their promise. they say they have ignored their pleas to help pay for funeral expenses. the company released a statement saying it set money aside to help the victim's families. >>> the fbi put out a wanted poster for two twitter employees accused of spying for saudi arabia. one is a national from saudi arabia who authorities believe is in the middle east now. he and another twitter

chanel miller spea out about the brock turner case.he says wh happened to her is a pass of male entitlement, plus no chaos in union square on this black friday this afer em >>40's at the flagship macy's store in n francisco's union square threatening to go out of the company's biest days of the year black friday, yeah, but at the la minute they decid not to go through with it kron 4 sarah stinson >>the sidewalks here union re. square in front of macy's could have been school of employeesn the union on strike. but they decided to not go through with it today and push it to some other day during the holiday season, 90% of the over 600 may s sales associates voted to authorize a strike. the plan was to do so toay on black frid, but it never happened shoppers y it would have beechaos of the strike did occur on the usiest shopping day of the year. wow. >>that's chaotic on both sides, you know for the its kn nobody wants to strike the just absolutely love being on union square on friday, joy of the shop is i think it would have been very sai

forces last month and protestors in iraq have started fires in brock's key roles as anti-government demonstrations continue the fires lead to traffic jams in the capital baghdad on sunday morning there was more violence on saturday when security forces killed one protester and more than 200 others as they tried to clear them from tahrir square as always more news on our website at al-jazeera dot com i'll be back in 25 minutes with more news coming up next here on al-jazeera al-jazeera well stay with us. never that's for sure you. must. come to. this big. place. one thing that. you. are doing you. are often in. if you. have 15 more dogs then you. leave. that. house and i think when i get done you. finish. 4th function between. them and then mine and then they absolutely have. to kill the kind of hospital that home. yeah you got up and you know we're. going to be little mean tennis was bush. is can they. wish. that that they will see if there were hardly any. way to go. to iraq then why then what about saying. phase we put the ammunition in. for needy although most of the and if they. come in and i

administration order that would have overhauled entry rules for immigrants the proclamation would have brock's newcomers from entering the country without proof they can purchase health insurance a judge said the practice would shut down almost immigration the order would have come into effect on sunday but has been put off for $28.00 days in brazil illegal loggers have shot and killed an indigenous activists in the amazon rain forest the man was hunting with a group formed to defend the forests when they were ambushed in northern brazil illegal loggers and mine is have stepped up their activities in the region since white when president abbas narrow took office at the start of this year has vowed to open up the amazon to developments. now the mountains of central asia are home to some of the not just variety of wild animals including snow leopards conservation is say the numbers are increasing after kyrgyzstan's government imposed a strict ban on hunting hoda abdel-hamid reports from northern kyrgyzstan. every other day they set off a dawn to scour the surrounding mountains volunteer rangers

country's elections last month yes exactly the election morale is one what i am just asked mark weiss brock director of any major news organization in the world and no one has yet presented any evidence and that's because there isn't any but i think the media's played as you drooled by simply repeating over and over again this allegation which is really nothing at this point more than an unfounded conspiracy theory oh yeah it's one of the conspiracy theories we were. so that means it's totally true. man able to just fled the country on a boat premise that he rig the elections here in the us hillary clinton stuck around even after. the d.n.c. admitted in court they rigged through their twenty's 16 primary elections. well what do we have to do to get some of our to flee to mexico. a good. every. day here even when they're being you. they dig in like goddamn tax you know like parasites like the t.v. show survivor you always think it's going to be gone but it's not. but something else you need to know about bolivia it's not alone it's one of many countries that were involved in the pink tide th

politicians going back to brock obama telling u.k. voters to vote to remain in the referendum to donald trump just recently telling niger fraud. to come to some kind of leave alliance which the pit is could have actually taken place now yet another u.s. politician has decided to wade into this latest row i'm dumbfounded that this government won't release the report about russian influence because every person who votes in this country deserves to see that report before your election happens reporter like you and others should be absolutely relentless in trying to get to the bottom of it now that report hasn't been released in full yet and it's likely that it will be so off to those that actions are held on the top of. the violence in hong kong has entered a new phase there's been a fair standoff at the university of hong kong with police trying to inject demonstrators from the campus but were met with fire bombs and there was an unusual change in the choice of weapons for the protesters as some of them have been equipped with home mad

her story back in 2015 when stanford swimmer brock turner sexually assaulted her on campus, christinesey ford of palo alto paid tribute to chanel miller in this issue of time magazine. you might recall christine blasey ford testified before lawmakers last year after accusing supreme court justice brett kavanaugh of sexual assault. she wrote, chanel, you truly are everything you told us to be. you are important, unquestionably. you are untouchable, you are beautiful, you are to be valued, respected, undeniably, every minute of every day. you are powerful and nobody can take that from you. chanel, we are with you. thank you. >>> on this day in 1960, a 5-year-old african-american girl named ruby bridges walked into a louisiana elementary school and made history. >> today, 59 years later, some south san francisco school children are making a bit of their own history, walking in ruby's footsteps of social change. >> let's bring in garvin thomas with tonight's bay area proud. garvin. >> raj, jessica, ruby bridges, a civil rights icon may not be as well known as martin luther king or rosa pa

was mean to see you talk about this is our political correspondent hans brock good morning to you hans this party conferences is going to lay bare deep cracks inside the c.d.u. and the german government as well is this party conference looking at a government in a party that is facing a weakened position right now well you have to say that these cracks have been visible and in a sense active in party politics in the conservative party for well over a year in fact more than a year ago i'm going back as chair of the party handed over to her successor. and they've come out on boa and the reason for that was that the cracks were getting stronger that the divisions in the party were getting stronger so i'm glad not to was trying to allow an opening for this discussion and that has continued in the past year or so and in fact at this party congress there will be an attempt to at least paper over these cracks to fill in the differences the divisions to some extent through a revision of party policies of party programs but the question is whether that will be successful whether in fact these d

being with my mom and our dog energy trying to get these two little girls in their school uniforms at brock one - - it brought back them everywhere friend laura her sister and her parents rob brought down in the airplane flight over scotlandndlyit my mom waited the days later to tell me after christmas and she told it was better they had all been on the plane because there was no one left to grieve. and it was the first person i knew who had died and i loved her very much and all of that came backit t w to me picking my sisters up afterer 9/11. and then four months after that this journalist danny pearl who i had only met oncewh briefly when he had done an evening for aspiring journalists when i was still a student but i admired him immensely because he wrote with such dignity and curiosity about the islamic world and was the hero of dialogue so after that overwhelming scale ofng 9/11 that incredible intimacy with the loss of danny toto the world struck me as terrifying. that this was a different kind of for that not only threatened lives but truth and dialogue and sharing of experiences ar

that the the the bureaucracy is not affording the same treatment to donald trump as they did to like brock obama or george w. bush they're denying the president the impetus to direction he wants to go to not have and they're not affording him the same thing other presidents have had that's the difference here go ahead in phoenix r.c. . i mean can you show me where in the constitution it says that the president isn't allowed to dictate foreign policy take a look at the bush doctrine take a look at what obama did with trying to normalize relations with iran look at what reagan did every president is allowed to dictate their own foreign policy what you saw happen when president was elected was you saw a dejected washington a deck dejected of washington d.c. mostly from the bureaucratic side because they know that things are about to get shaken up and in order to prevent that you see what's happening with these impeachment hearings this week and last week ok. let me go back to let me go back to christopher in washington i'm going to make a prediction here right now. people talk about independe

the sexual asauflt a young woman by former swimmer brock turner. now the university has agreed with that woman, chanel miller, on how the controversial case should be remembered on campus. a plaque will be placed on the spot where she was attacked. a major reversal from stanford after facing pressure from students and faculty. that plaque will include chanel miller's own words. the same words that the university initially rejected. >> i'm certainlylastall the pla. but of course they said that three years ago and didn't do it. so what they need to do now is fulfill their agreement and put the plaque in the ground. >> in the letter stanford's provost said she changed her mind about the plaque after students and faculty voiced their concern in a recent survey. the provost went on to say that the survey also showed that more needs to be done to confront sexual violent on campus. >>> well, you can't deface a legend. the santa clara man has been arrested after police say he vandalized the joe montana statue at levi's stadium. jorge lopez is accused of cu

us democrat strategist who was up for brock obama are accused of creating fake local news in a bid to sway the 2020 lection in crucial swing states. and job needs a class that the mark when a crisis is officially over because suggest integrating new promise to the country hasn't been the greatest of successes.

talk about the kuralt loan - - the comment brock obama 2 made as she mentioned that there is also an issue constitutional rights of clinging to your bible like freedom of religion inth the free exercise that you are entitled to read your bible. and the second amendment the howard decision of the supreme court say there is a personal right to keep and bear arms in this country and it is prohibited by the constitution. and the framers of the constitution understand it was already a society when they were writinge the constitution in 1787 they were familiar with the history of europe and the british b isles to have religiouset wars in different religious views trying to impose on other people. they took the position that freedom of religion and that congress shall pass no law with an establishment of religion. some of the states had religious establishments and churches were supported that persisted inn massachusetts and then virginia got rid of its establishment when it was supposed leading the fight to say there is no established church. but this was establishment different people ang

he's the boss this is the wrong time to play with israel and just updated that was actually mitchell brock that we were listening to the c.e.o. of keep on global research and he also advised the former president shimon peres now let's play a little bit of what nuclear site of the professor university had to say. this is the most serious escalation over the past 6 months. in terms of its intensity until this moment the last time israel launched an escalation against gaza was mid may of this year but it does also as it was reported by your correspondent in jerusalem that this is the fair start to get it assassination by israel in 5 years since the as wedo offensive against gaza and the summit of 2014 since that time is where refrained from killing palestinian commanders or palestinian militants and this is the 1st time israel has approved the s.s. a nation of a top military commander here in the gaza strip which opens the door for further escalation between israel and the palestinian resistance in the coming few hours and days. police have been firing tear gas and engaging in running battles