but six years into a 55-year sentence for murder, burks has a history of testing authority. >> burkss intimidation, threatening, tobacco. >> but he went too far when he assaulted officer james manuel. >> before i could get security, he turned around and punched me. >> i hit him in his face. >> and then he hit me a couple more times with the handcuffs, since he had one hanging loose on the other arm. >> while i was doing it i was thinking in my mind, i just messed up, you know what i'm saying? >> the assault landed burks in confinement for 15 months. but the fallout continues. today investigator frank littlejohn and detective tom hanks of the indiana state police department are about to pay him a visit. >> well, i'm here to serve a warrant for a class "d" felony battery resulting on bodily injury on an offender down here. >> if burks is found guilty of these new charges, he could have another three to six years added to his sentence. >> sometimes for whatever reason maybe because of how many years they're doing, maybe they think the prosecutor won't pick it up, which we have no contro

of charges to be filed on the outside against burks. >> if the prosecutor pursues the case and burksilty, he could get another six years added to his current 55-year sentence for murder. >> it is what it is. just messed up. but it's prison life. >>> coming up -- >> i try myself to sleep a lot just thinking about it because he's still my baby. >> demetrius burks gets a welcome visit from home and another visit that could change his life for the worse. >>> and later -- christopher trotter undergoes a different kind of change. >> so you want me to cut all your hair off? ♪ and, uh, i just can't fight it anymore ♪ ♪ it's bundle time ♪ bundle ♪ mm, feel those savings, baby and that's how a home and auto bundle is made. better he learns it here than on the streets. the miracle of bundling -- now, that's progressive. stuart! stuart! stuart! stuart! ♪ check it out. this my account thing. we can tweet directly toa comcast expert for help. or we can select a time for them to call us back. the future, right? ♪ this doesn't do it for you? [ doorbell rings, dog barks ] oh, that's what blows your m

burke has 44% to walker's 45. burke's first elected office was to the madison school board in 2012. and prior to that, she was appointed to wisconsin's commerce secretary. part of the reason burke got to commerce secretary job was because she helped run her father's business, the trek bicycle corporation. the bike company generates about $800 million in sales every year. burke was the company's strategic planner and then she ran european operations. walker's latest ad takes aim at burke's bike business. >> mary burke is trying to sell us on her experience at her family business. but she forgot to mention that they make 99% of their bikes overseas, in places like china. >> despite walker's ad buy, things had been looking up for burke lately. in october, 70% of people polled said they didn't know who mary burke was. but by may of this year, that number was down to 51%, who claim they were unfamiliar with her. now it's 59% saying they're unfamiliar with her. well, let's get familiar with mary burke. you get to know her nationally now. democratic candidate for governor joins me now. mis

burke put out her own ad last week. >> mary burke helped build trek into a company where almost 1,000go to work every day making more bikes in the u.s. than anyone. it's walker's agency that gave millions in tax breaks to companies that relocated jobs overseas. >> if walker's ad coming from a man one of mitt romney's staunchest defenders on issues of outsourcing sounds like a political gamble, it may be because it comes on the heels of a new poll. joining me now, washington correspondent and associate editor, john nicholas to discuss all of this. john, scott walker being called out by that bastion of liberal thinking "wall street journal", democrats don't understand how free markets work and cynically exploit workers insecurities, mr. walker is better than that. not the best idea to make an ad criticizing a home grown wisconsin company like trek bicycle? >> i don't think so. it's a very interesting circumstance. one of the ugliest thing in politics is a politician who thought he was in good shape and sutdly finds polls are running bad for him. this attack on mary burke has a real air

her brother john burke is the president of the company.in the united states of america than any other bike company. it makes products in germany, holland as well as in china. john burke told the milwaukee journal sentinel the chinese workers are employed by outside companies, not trek. however he didn't know how much they were paid in an hour. he said trek inspects the contractors' plants to ensure workers are not mistreated. scott walker's attacks are hypocritical. governor went from promising job creation during the 2010 campaign to outsourcing jobs from his own state. reports last week showed at least two companies that received money from walker's wisconsin economic development corporation shipped american job ares to foreign countries and also contributed to walker's campaign. ruth conif is editor in chief of "the progressive" magazine. she joins me. at this hour the milwaukee journal sentinel is reporting the wisconsin republican party has filed a complaint against trek bicycle. they claim that trek was dishing out corporate money in

. >> burke was ostracized at the time.ing traded because he was gay. his life tragically spiralled into a cycle of drugs, homelessness and crime. his sister said something good came out of all of this. i'll talk live with the coauthor of burke's memoir. we'll talk about the honor today. ♪ yeah, girl ♪ you know, i've been thinking about us ♪ ♪ and, uh, i just can't fight it anymore ♪ ♪ it's bundle time ♪ bundle ♪ mm, feel those savings, baby and that's how a home and auto bundle is made. better he learns it here than on the streets. the miracle of bundling -- now, that's progressive. [guyi know what you're excited. you're thinking beneful. [announcer]and why wouldn't he be? beneful has wholesome grains,real beef,even accents of spinach,carrots and peas. it has carbohydrates for energy and protein for those serious muscles. [guy] aarrrrr! [announcer]even accents of vitamin-rich veggies. [guy] so happy! you love it so much. yes you d but it's good for you,too. [announcer] healthful. flavorful. beneful. from purina. at legalzo

burke graduated from berkeley while before playing for the dodgers and the a's. the league never had an active openly gay player. billy bean played 60's seasons and is working with the league on its inclusion efforts. >> and a strangely chilly forecast. >> 13 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. you can feel it. although it is a bit muggy for us. check out clouds, they are opening up and i will tell you when the sunshine will reach the neighborhood and when we are back to a more normal summer pattern in the seven-day forecast. >> shoppers junk into action to save two kids left in a car in 90-degree heat. find out where their mother was. >> the batkid touched the hearts of the bay area and beyond and how you can mark that day, forever, and help other children like five-year-old miles.

hosted by brooke burke-charvet, with special appearances by stars of "csi: miami," "scrubs" and "hall pass," "the young and the restless," and "the bachelorette." brought to you by guthy renker. imagine if you could make any flaw on your skin instantly disappear. what if you could have that beautiful, air-brushed glow that the celebrities have? and what if you could do it all in seconds, with just the touch of a brush? sound like magic? then keep watching, because hollywood's hottest makeup secret just got better. >> just feels like i'm not wearing anything, and covers everything up. i just feel-- i feel beautiful. >> it is that easy. i put it on and i'm like, "oh, my god, i'm a new person!" >> now, join brooke on the set of her latest photo shoot as she reveals hollywood beauty

burke would know.s promising career cut short by the pressures of playing a professional ball with a secret. on tuesday he was honored at the all-star game in an effort by the game to make sure what happened to burke never happens again. >> baseball has a history of being a in front of civil rights awareness, education, and making -- being a leader, you know, in our community. and our fan base looks up to these players. and what they do and say is important. >> there must have been times when my brother was pretty lonely, without no one to really speak to about the situation. and i can only imagine what he could have done if he had been allowed to continue, you know, to live out his dream. >> i'm dave feldman. more news right after the break. [ heart beating ] [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable inte

super lawyer burke fields squaring off michael eisner.isner, accused of not paying former disney big wig jeffrey katzenberg what he owed him. you said you think i hate the little midgit? eisen, with visible anger, if you pursue this line of questioning, it will put in the public record those things i think are not necessary to be in the public record. fields: and did you say to mr. schwartz, i don't care what he thinks, i am not going to pay him any of the money. eisner: i would say again, in anger, i said that. eisner and disney reportedly paid katzenberg more than $250 million. now burke fields will face off against donald sterling. >> do you expect him to get under donald sterling's skin? >> i do expect him to get under sterling's skin. i think there are certain hot buttons, not the least of which is magic johnson and those kinds of things are hard for sterling's lawyer to control him on. >> reporter: sterling felt betrayed by magic johnson after sterile's racist remarks leaked to the public. when the trial over donald sterling's menta

thank you. >> any other questions for inspector burke. mr. poly i didn't say going to wake up i recorded on friday he's golden going to wrap up on saturday >> can i make one quick comment i know we put dates on the reports but can you put those across the citations thank you. >> hello, again i'm going to talk about saturday night it was a little bit more racked than friday it was cold and quiet so basically, we decided to do was follow-up with the night before on rye and made sure they were in compliance to keep the backdoor shut this was the source of sound bothering the neighborhoods they were in compliance i conducted a walk through at club monroe for training purposes the club was added capacity but no problems observed we used the house of security to keep the sidewalks clear for the minor problems the night before. we the two inspectors one at feedbox 314 a basic permit and check they were in compliance and the same time at butter they were in compliance that was the only thing notable on saturday >> commissioner hyde. >> i was thinking

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burke] at farmers,we believe what you don't know [bell rings] can hurt you. like what if you didn't know to get coverage for uninsured drivers? [robot] uh oh. [prof. burke] talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪ so say hello to ocean spray 100% juice. and goodbye to added sugar. i thought we weren't adding any sugar. oh. okay, nobody use these cranberries over here. >> authorities are still trying to identify a body that's been found in pennypack creek in philadelphia's mayfair section. crews made that discovery yesterday afternoon braun street exits. theirtys belonged off the air as they investigated the scene looking for clu. >>> philadelphia police could release more information as early as today in e foun deain 2500rm spthursdayorllactionit appears e spotted g anaconda lateconfirmse streak epd ortemissing nffsoton n woning dwhh ceigst streak epd ortemissing nffsoton n woning dwhh ceigst plan i love the taste. always smooth, never bitter. my cup of coffee is always awesome when i go to

let's head over to burke, the express stop at 9550 old keene mill road, 3.53 for a gallon of regular unleaded. the most expensive station listed is the sunoco at 914 burke road where it's about 3.65 a gallon. >>> somebody walked out of a deli in arlington a millionaire in the making, but the question is do they know that yet? that someone bought a powerball ticket for last night's drawing at mia's market and deli on south blade road. the ticket matched the first five winning numbers and only missed the powerball number. whoever has that ticket and now would be a good time to look for it has 180 days to claim that $1 million prize. >> that is worth digging in the trash. >> i would not be proud. i'd be pulling stuff out. >> absolutely. >>> if you won a lot of money in the police report, i know you'd never quit your job, lesli. you -- lottery, i know you'd never quit your job, lesli. >> i new survey has some answers. >> reporter: sheryl nelson purchased seven lucky lottery tickets. like millions of americans she's hoping to hit it big some day. >> it's an opportunity to fulfill a dream.

do that. >> chiropractors be no, but cherry blossom. >> okay i'm going to turn it over to inspector burk. >> thank you director cane good evening, commissioners. a little bit more of outside festivals two we understand ago we had the hate fair nothing to report one stages one on masonic i did a couple of loops around 1:00 block a distance from each stage there was only barrel audien audiencely and the past we are not talking about the north beach fair on the intersection of grand streets i heard via pd and north beach teams there were scuffles at the fair but didn't witness and have net yet to receive police reports and during the fair on the club atmosphere they having had a party called the rage eerie i was there for pardon me from 7 to 9:00 p.m. and from what i witnessed there was some pretty good spill over crowds from the fair and entertainment from the stages the security teams did a good job of controlling the crowd and no issues. a couple new classrooms those past two weeks at the 695 the harbor and the rye the only thing weasel be permanent was the pool table they've gotten comp

most of that would never have been done without burke marshall, whitney young, chief justice warren, julian bond, all of those that are here today. this never would have been done. say.here is what i want to what i have said is precisely the work which we must continue, and this is the whole important part of this meeting, not what we have done, what we can do. so much -- so little have we done, it oughtn't to take much place. what we must do -- i think it is time to leave aside the legalisms and euphemisms and eloquent evasions. it is time we get down to business of trying to stand black and white on level ground. believe it is time for all of us in government and out to face up to the challenge. we must review and reevaluate what we have done and what we are doing. in specific areas, we must set new goals and new objectives and new standards, not merely what we can do to try to keep things quas -- but what we must do to make things better. how much time will be given to that in this meeting question mark how much time will be given to that in the days ahead -- how much time will be

trail blazer, glen burke honored tonight at the all-star game. >>> good evening. i'm dave feldman at the x finity sports desk. it was glenn burke who said it is harder to be gay anywhere else than perhaps president. he played professional baseball with a secret. a story we chronicled in a documentary titled "out." he died in 1995, and he was honored at the all-star game. >> reporter: with glenn burke's sister sitting right next to bud selig, they made history, trying to make sure what happened to glenn doesn't happen in the future. billy bean is the first ambassador of acceptance. nobody knew he was gay. >> i was afraid to even talk to my own parents. my dad was in the military. i'm the oldest of six kids. five boys. i had never been around a gay person before. and it was like, it was hard to live a life where i did not reach out for help. >> starting now, bean will be a resource for gay players, staff and executives within baseball and also attempt to foster communication and understanding between gay and straight players at all levels. ? you know, baseball has a

hosted by brooke burke-charvet, with special appearances by stars of "csi: miami," "scrubs" and "hallass," "the young and the restless," and "the bachelorette." brought to you by guthy renker. imagine if you could make any flaw on your skin instantly disappear. what if you could have that beautiful, air-brushed glow that the celebrities have? and what if you could do it all in seconds, with just the touch of a brush? sound like magic? then keep watching, because hollywood's hottest makeup secret just got better. >> just feels like i'm not wearing anything, and covers everything up. i just feel-- i feel beautiful. >> it is that easy. i put it on and i'm like, "oh, my god, i'm a new person!" >> now, join brooke on the set of her latest photo shoot as she reveals hollywood beauty secrets you don't wanna miss. >> hi, i'm broke burke-charvet. today, i'm at a photo shoot, where it can take as many as a dozen people to make me look cover-ready. but like you, i don't ve a team of people around me when i go pick up the kids or run to the store, and let's face it, we all have something that we'

high temperatures tomorrow around 90 degrees in d.c. 89 in bethesda. 91 in burke. let's take a look at the next seven days. we have warmer weather moving in. i mentioned that high of 90 tomorrow, but sunday we go to 95 degrees on sunday. the heat index approaching 100 again. same deal on monday. a little bit on the warm side with high temperatures into the 90s. a good chance of storms on monday. better chance of storms coming up on tuesday, and next wednesday, thursday, and friday, we have some fantastic, fantastic weather. okay. back live here, guys, if you want me to come out, obviously you can do that. send your pictures just like they did to my backyard weather -- facebook.com/doug. we have two of the three musketeers. i need a costume. >> i could probably fix you up with one. >> let's do it. yes! we'll do that next. oh, wait. the show is over. >> there's still time, doug. we'll make time for that. >> show's over. >> all right. >> that's the first time in history doug wanted less time. >> yeah. >> here's what's coming up in sports. >> we're only talking about l

. >>> now, 19 years after his death, glen burke, the first openly gay major leaguer was recognized.believed his career was damaged after the world became awa aware. billy beane was appointed as the mlb's first ambassador for inclusion one year after issuing a policy prohibiting players from harassing and discriminating against other players based on their sexual orientation. beane said he chose to quit the sport rather than hide the fact that he was gay. he was accompanied by burke's sister at the conference and here's what selig had to say. >> i'm proud of our industry's united stance, but the reality, not just in baseball, but in all of our society, is that we can never do enough to ensure respect and inclusion for everyone. >>> all right, so, that brings us to our twitter question for you this morning. do you think mlb and fans are ready for an openly gay player? tweet your answers using #waytooearly. we'll have the best ones later in the show. but we move on to bill karins. you had fun watching last night, right? >> it wasn't a sad, teary thing. like jeter has an aura about him,

as the english statesman, edmund burke said, during an impeachment trial in 1788, it is by this tribunal that statesman who abuse their power are accused by statesman and tried by statesman, not upon the niceties of a narrow jurisprudence, but upon the enlarged and solid principles of state morality. under the constitution and under our authorization from the house of representatives, this inquiry is neither a court of law or a partisan proceeding. it is an inquiry which must result in a decision, a judgment based on facts which must stand for all time. in his statement of april 30, 1972, president nixon told the american people that he had been deceived by subordinates into believing that none of the members of his administration or his personal campaign committee were implicated in the watergate break-in and that none had participated in efforts to cover up that illegal activity. a critical question this committee must now decide is whether the president was deceived by his closest political associates or whether they were, in fact, carrying out his policies and decisions. this questio

adam burke, can you explain to us how exactly this works? how are they better able to target ads to people on facebook which then marketers are happy with? >> it really comes down to the data that facebook has. for a while now, it's been well-known they have a lot of on their social connections but now they have made it possible for advertisers to bring in their own data to the equation and add an information they know about the user, how much time they have spent on the advertiser side, what products they have looked at, and layer that with what facebook's notion of what they are interested in, where they are, and so forth. very little waste and then you layer on this notion of identity which has become the holy grail as users fragment across devices and you use it on your mobile, ipad. facebook knows you were ever you are. that is really the holy grail of data that marketers are working for right now. >> more and more, the people checking in on facebook are doing so on their phone. sarah frier, it feels like there are a few stories on face

. >> mary burke is trying to sell us on her experience at her family business.ut she forgot to mention that they make 99% of their bikes overseas in places like china, where her company is outsourced jobs for years. >> tonight, we've got more light to shed on walker's hypocrisy. four more companies outsource jobs after receiving millions in tax credits. and now a democratic state representative is calling for the oversight walker should have had in the first place right from the start. walker says he's all for it. it's too little, too late for the governor as i see it under his watch. millions of dollars in wisconsin taxpayer dollars have been flushed overseas. scott walker doesn't want to boost up the american worker or wisconsin workers, he just wants to create a facade and get re-elect re-elected. and the companies that have received these benefits from the wisconsin economic development corporation have been contributors to his campaign. joining me tonight in our rapid response panel wisconsin state senator chris larson and also ruth coniff, editor in chief

cheryl burke. >> she watered down my vodka soda so i have to give her a 9. >> jimmy: cheryl with a 9. greg louganis. greg? >> pretty good splash. >> jimmy: that's 27, were you happy with that score? >> yeah, that was great. >> jimmy: let's load somebody up on the platform and we'll be back later to finish this off. you know our first guest tonight from the television show "scrubs" and his movie "garden state." he made a new one and you may have helped him do it, it's called "wish i was here." it opens in theaters july 18th. please say hello to zach braff! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you know, if you want to -- you want to strip off the suit and get out there and belly flop, you're more than welcome to. >> i don't, but there's no way that second girl is not a plant. because where did you find that completely attractive woman to jump in your pool? >> jimmy: this is hollywood, zach. >> they're just walking down hollywood boulevard. >> jimmy: yeah, they are. >> we're all backstage, we're like come on, she's a plant. >> jimmy: i'm pretty sure she's an animal. but -- no. these are honestly --

and james lee burke is also a favorite of mine. >> what are you reading this summer? tell us what's on your summer reading list. tweet us at the booktv. posted to our facebook page or send us an e-mail, booktv@c-span.org. spirit this week booktv takes a look at some of barnes and nobles best selling nonfiction books. >> booktv, television for serious readers. >> next, "the communicators" with california representatives zoe lofgren and congressman john shimkus of illinois. then a house hearing with astronauts testifying from aboard the international space station. after that, a conversation with dan pfeiffer, senior adviser to president obama. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. >> host: and this week on "the communicators" we talk with two members of congress about

said burke at the time of the conspiracy the marriage had broken down. the couple is charged with taking more than $150,000 in gifts and loans from johnny williams in exchange for promoting a new dietary supplement and the attorney says the marriage was a wreck but developed feelings for johnny williams as he took her on clothes shopping trips and lavished her with attention. you will hear she had a crush on him. burke said witnesses will testify that williams was her favorite playmate.

they say burk invented the high five.urk said he left baseball after as manager martin made homosexual slurs in front of his teammates. >>> m the meantime, derek jeter plays in his final all-star gam tonight -- game tonight. an all-star lineup of celebrities tipped their hats to him all over the place. there's jay z, rudy giuliani, spike lee. even the boston red sox tipping their hats to derek jeter. he's retiring after this season but he will never be forgotten. way to go. >>> 8:27. we have breaking news coming in right now from the east bay. in the last 20 minutes, fire crews contain a house fire in oakland all of the latest details we've just found out from that scene. >>> but first, is your home alarm system keeping you and your loved ones safe? you may not be as secure as you think. after the break, a loophole discovered that may leave your home vulnerable to burglars. >>> good morning. right now, traffic is moving along slowly in some areas i still, northbound 101 moderate here. we'll tell you more about the south b

burke worries that new funding could leave some kids unprotected. >> if what we are doing is sending dollars down there to wash our hands at the kids faster, giving them expedited proceedings, not doing full comprehensive screenings, i think the money will be waved and add to the problem. it's not just about sending kids back to a country, they are not just coming to go to disneyworld. >> reporter: for now the american public must wait for congress to consider the president's proposal and decide whether his way is the right way to go to fix the crisis at the boarder. >> the huge influx of migrant children stretching the capabilities of the u.s. border patrol. we spoke to a member of the border control council of we are seeing a huge number and what is the number on women and children coming in and have to be moved protective safety? >> well, right now we have an operation that is continuing in san diego. we don't know when it will end, and the numbers on the border climb. also, as they are taken advantages of by the cartels, as they try to scpros are charged to -- cross and are charg

glenn burke graduated from berkeley high school before playing with the dodgers and the a's. a former padre who is out of the closet will work on inclusion efforts. >> a bay area ronald mcdonald house could be the biggest in the country. families receiving care took part in the ground-breaking ceremony. the existing ronald mcdonald house in palo alto has 47 rooms but it will grow to 123 rooms and is expected to open late next year. the house provides housing for those would live 50 mile away from the hospital and often there is a long waiting list. >>> it takes the family's worry about with regard to getting shelter near where their child is treated. >> they ask for $10 donation and that is it. they had to turn away 733 nights in the last year. >>> monson moisture we do not hear often. >> about this time of the year is the only time. we will look at what i is doing to the forecast. we have a few sprinkles through daily city headed up to the sunset moving toward the northwest and we had a nice radar return move across the richmond-san rafael bridge and now mill valley and lark

as i go back to you, you may recall back in february, aldermen ed burke introduced a proposed ordinance that would ban these carriages altogether similar to what happened in new york city. he's got the support of the mayor but not much action has been taken since then. >> police are looking for two men who who shot and a killed a 16- year-old boy and critically injured his father in broad daylight on chicago's northwest side. witnesses say 16-year-old adam lara and his father, 49-year-old year old uriel, had just finished having lunch at a restaurant near diversey and kennth at about 3:30. surveillance camera video show the pair got into an argument with two men in the parking lot outside the restaurant just before they drove off. gun shots were heard seconds later. >> it was like firecrackers. i said to buy and a few minutes later i heard screaming. i went over and asked are you ok? >>police say the teen was shot once in the head and his father was shot once the back. uriel lara was taken in critical condition to illinois masonic hospital. police say the shooting was most likely gang-r

selves. >> burke is helping her client apply for a visa. in court she has to prove she was abused, abandoned or neglected by a parent in guatemala, giving her a chance to live and work in the united states. this boy wants to become a history teachers, but knows he might have to go back. >> translation: i'd prefer to be here, so i could have a better future. >> reporter: after you got here, part? >> to come to the united states? >> yes. >> i don't know. to know you have language. >> reporter: jocelyn's path is a step away. after two years navigating the court, she was granted special immigrant juvenile status. >> there's a lot of complexity to the legal peace of it. part is it takes time. >> an attorney at kirkland&ellis argue that jocelyn had been abandoned by her mother. >> her mother was not able to supply a safe and secure environment. there was systematic violence in the community, tantamount to abandonment by her mother. >> what is the burden of proof for determining whether a child has experienced what they say they have experienced?

said burke at the time of the conspiracy the marriage had broken down. the couple is charged with taking more than $150,000 in gifts and loans from johnny williams in exchange for promoting a new dietary supplement and the attorney says the marriage was a wreck but developed feelings for johnny williams as he took her on clothes shopping trips and lavished her with attention. you will hear she had a crush on him. burke said witnesses will testify that williams was her favorite playmate. courtroom observers including this long-time political analyst were stunned. >> it was perhaps the most riveting moment that i have seen in virginia politics in quite some time. they had a relationship that was inappropriate for a married couple and all that is going to do is fuel speculation about what was the extent of this inappropriateness, as well. >> the former governor's defense attorney picked up the story in his opening statement saying bob mcdonnell was a good governor but evidence will show he was not nearly successful as a husband. and said maureen mcdonnell o

. >> reporter: robin burke runs a children youth center, atlas d.i.y. and is representing him. >> now he's in america, he can go to school, go outside without fear of being recruited by gangs, and has somebody taking care of him, something he hasn't had for a while. >> reporter: some children never find legal help or show up for court hearings. >> the children are not afforded a right to a lawyer. we have six and seven-year-olds going up in front of a judge or attorney by themselves. specting to represent them selves. >> burke is helping her client apply for a visa. in court she has to prove she was abused, abandoned or neglected by a parent in guatemala, giving her a chance to live and work in the united states. this boy wants to become a history teachers, but knows he might have to go back. >> translation: i'd prefer to be here, so i could have a better future. >> reporter: after you got here, what was the most difficult part? >> to come to the united states? >> yes. >> i don't know. to know you have to learn the language. >> reporter: jocelyn's path

it is burke up 1, 47-46. i think he's going to do it. be right back. >>> america did not stand up and did not harken, did not sacrifice to rectify the vote for themselves and others only to see it denied to their kids and grandchildren. we've got to pay attention to this. so let's be clear, the real voter fraud is people who try to deny our right by making bogus arguments. >> you tell them. we're back as we reported in the past, restrictive new voting laws by republican estate legislators over the last couple of years disenfranchise a dnc study estimates that over 170,000 people in the state of ohio gave up in frustration and walked away. president bush beat john kerry by only 120,000 votes. this gaming of the political process. increased absentee and early voting in the state, help expand the polls in 2008. republicans changed their minds as they took over in 2011. ohio has seen new restrictive voting measures, including voting machines required in each county of the state. i cut the number of machines to vote. a shorter, voting period

tremendous amounts of rain in parts of burks county. all sorts of flooding in the redding area. radar estimating 4.5 inches in parts of burks county 2.5 in upper bucks county and 2.5 in northern burlington county. there's some places more vulnerable than others later on today. here we are 3:00, storms are just building. they will build, they will get stronger. some will be severe. some will produce heavy downpours especially this evening starting west and moving through. then we are watching any effects from arthur. arthur well organized heading to north carolina. it's still moving to the north but it is strengthening. now up to 90 miles an hour maximum winds. it's also accelerating, moving faster. that is a good sign. a good sign of this thing hitting north carolina, the outer banks, and then curving toward the northeast. so the core of that storm is not going to hit us, but we are going to be affected by it. we'll talk more about that coming up. >> i'm also going to talk about how your fourth of july forecast is going to be affected by hurricane arthur. i'll break down each re

susan saltny, abc news. >> you may have noticed lutha burke. billy beane that was just named to be baseball's first ambassador is not the same billy beane who's the general manager of the a's. their names are spelled differently but there's often confusion there. >>> microsoft is planning its biggest round of job cuts in years. it could overlap with markets and engineering. >>> some unemployed may have become unemployed today at our abc 7 job fair in kellogg. experts gave free resume conferences to hunters. from noon until 4:00 p.m. we have more information for you on abc 7 news.com. >>> a kentucky girl went to extraordinary lengths to return a lost item to the owner his video camera fell out of his hand down a stream. a week later she discovered it. took it home, charged it up, found nathan with his family. posted son videos and also contact add local news station. >> he could have made a bad choice. no sane person would believe their camera would return to them three weeks later because of the greatness of a 12-year-old girl. >> well, shortly

tech correspondent samuel burke joins me now. what does this mean? i know many people when i ask them how they get their news, they will say facebook and twitter. what does this mean, a bias? >> hala, i was working on a story about #jus refuse to be enemies. they were talking about how their facebook feeds were so different from each other. one every pro-israel, one very pro palestinian. i found many jews and muslims noticed the same thing in their feed. in digging into this, i realized that the facebook feed, the way that it's programmed, the algorithm might be playing into this type of bias, let's say, inadvertently. it's trying to show you the stories that the majority of your friends are liking and share. even if you have a group of friends and maybe a small portion of them are putting up stories that maybe are different from the viewpoint of the rest of your friends, they may never show up in your feed the way that this facebook algorithm is praxed. >> it's basically reinforcing perhaps to you what the majority of your friends on facebook -- i w

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three shots hit jason burke and back to that other camera, the security guard who was behind that wall -- watch the wall. one of those shots went through the wall nearly hitting that guy. >> they get him under control and start to calm him down. reports also say that he asked the officers to shoot him. he didn't want to live through this. soon after you see the hospital staff now jump in. they have to take care of this guy. you see the gurney brought out and jason was treated at cash valley hospital for three weeks recovering from his injuries. he was shot in the left arm, right side of his groin and left side of his chest. i'm glad that nobody else there in that building got hurt especially that receptionist. he's facing three counts of d d assault with a deadly weapon. agent quint lund was justified in this shooting. >>> typhoon matmo made landfall an the eastern coast of taiwan on july 23rd bringing heavy rain, high winds to the island. lots of videos popping up online. this video will break your heart, but it has a happy understand i ending. a guy is walking across a drenched road

look at this record, long sppped -- longstanding. 103. 72 this morning at burke, virginia. mount airy now at of 9 and the district look at 75, downtown d.c. temperatures across the board slow to fall this evening mainly due to the cloud cover. fred ricksburg now at 73 degrees. that dome of cool air we were talking about earlier this week now slowly moving off to the east. we'll see temperatures a little bit cooler for the day tomorrow but as that high pressure continues further out, the winds change more to the south and southwest and that's what's going to warm us up. the showers you see out there right nowing south and west of us, garrett county and western maryland, these showers will remain in the overnight. here's the cloud cover that's going to stick around with us for tonight and into the day tomorrow but i think most of day round here will remain dry. this is one computer simulation that shows a few showers, but i think it will not well off to the west of us. for tonight, 60 to 68 degrees. winds ouvent the east at just around 3 to 8 miles per hour. tomorrow, tempera