she cla the system allowed a hostile school environment. after she repeatedlan into her alleged attacker as she went to and fromss cla bureau chief julie carey reports from winchester. mother and daughter preparing to do somethi very unusual. they'll step before the winchester school board to talk about a sex assault. >> i'm going to specifically tell them that i am a victim right in front of their faces so they understand the initial pain i'm going through. >> francesca was just 14, relativelily new to winchester last summer when he met a friend of a friend at this bark. she says she was sexually the documents from juvenile court show the boy accused of tar of attacking her was placed on probation. as shetarted her freshman year, she was stunned to find she began running into her alleged attacker. >> i can't function for the rest of the day and it brings meack to the events. >> reporter: her family file at 9 complaint. >> a month later i really pushed the issue and said listen, my n daughter i safe here. school has become a place of retrar

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. >> to find agreements and have a win-win approach for our people, our workers and our middlese clas> president trump's former campaign manager paul manafort faces new charges of cob instruct -- obstructing justice. new volcanic activity in guatemala leads to more evacuations. theor search those still missing after last weekend's eruption is put on hold. also on the program, tv chef anthony bourdain has died. for the are pouring in man who used cooking as a window on the world. ♪ hello, welcome to the program. clashes over traed tariffs are continuing to overshadow the g-7 summit in quebec. several countries takin part say a closing joint statement is uglikely, alt president trump said he believed they would agree on one. here's our north american editor john popele. >> one big happy family. but though they put on strained smiles for the cameras, don be deceived. this is as bad temped and tense a charlotte start to the g-7 has ever been. donald trump was the last one inuebec and will be the first one out. isolated over his protectionist trailed policies. before leaving washington thi

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sinitial jobless cla considered a proxy for layoffs fell by 1,000 to a seasonally adjusted222,000. as we reported, the unemployment rate currently stands at 3.8%, the lowest since april of s2000 >>> the unemployment rate continues to decline, more and more companies struggled to find workers. last night we took you to louisville, kentucky, to introduce you to a unique pting tothat is att solve that problem. well, we take you back there this evening toee how some big companies are getting involved. steve liesman once again has our story. >> reporter: it may seem strange and little out of the box, but a cardboard boat race in uisville, kentucky, is seen as part of a solution to a national worker's shortage problem. it all looks like f andgames, but behind it are some serious high school students studying computer assisted design or cad. >> never knew i was in engineering. once i got to the cad, i was like, wow, ieally like this. i could do this. i'm really good at it. >> reporter: the cardboard boat regatta is the cap stone event for students studying auto cad and cnc machines. their

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he read fans letters to cla. ha strength, but his spirit was still the same. his smal was still the same. -- smile was still the same. he loved to tell stories. the stories took a little bit longer. the punch lines were just as good and laughs were just as hardy. >> he described it as a tremendous loss, adding his penalty and sense of humor endeared him to everyone he came into contact with even during the most trying times. montana and clark won two super bowls together. rice and clark were teammates for three seasons. tom brady posted this tribute on instagram. he said he was four years old and in the stands with his parents when clark made the catch. the 49ers changing their twitter and facebook background to honor dwight clark. >>> 49ers fans are leaving their condolences on our facebook page. search nbc bay area on facebook. >>> in the past two hours we also caught up with a few more of his former teammates. later when he became the general manager he was the 49ers as an executive. >> to have a front office guy to say you're my favorite guy that's even mo

know, elections of p ple that maybe the public doesn't always raalize are elected, the case in santa clanty of judge aaron persky. he was recalled. it was a ce watched nationally, very closely. he was recalled over what maybe many people thought was a lenient sentencing of a stanford student convict of attempted. rape what does this mean, scott, for judicial independence? >> i don't think it means a lot. this wasne particular case that had a lot of passion. there were some people against judgsky who felt very strongly, this was in a me-too moment. i don't think we're necessarily going the see all kind of judges being swept out of office. we saw four in san francisco who were targeteduby pc defenders and all four were re-elected, reconfirmed. >> strongly. ro >> stly, yeah. >> yeah, i think that the persky thing in addition to the me-too movement was chfluence wit black lives matter. there was concern over that sentence and whether it had tdo with brock turner's race and after influence. >>privilege. privilege, yes. >> again, it is something we fulud becd,ut taot b roueadye g tlkoin atgre

at 15 years old, cla are learned sign language because she has dyslexia and it was another way for herate. and while on that flight, klara got one more request from that crew. >> came back later and told me he was just lonely and wanting something to talk to. i came back and for the last hour of the flight, we just talked. >> reporter: klara, the 15-year-old, and her connection with tim, witnessed by so many on that flight. klara and tim, and a friendship forged on that flight. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. until then, have a good evening. good night. good evening. good night. >>> the first time i really felt like we were in danger. >> looked like a war zone. sounds like one today. >> there's still no containment in fire-ravaged lake county want hundreds of firefighters are attacking the blaze from the air and dousing flames on the ground. >>> good afternoon, and thank you for joining us today. >> here's the latest now on the pawnee fire that's burning out of control in lake county. new evacuation orders have been issued for the double eagle ranch area. th

. >> he clas there were burglars in the house but they were actually workers checking on th >> some younger home buyers are leaning towards renng instead. >> reporter: in atlanta, newlywed dominicaeed was feeling the pressure to buy a home. >> reporter: but with the key r interee rising one quarter of a point, she and her husband are choosing to rent insteed. >> we're trying to fick out in we want to it stay in the city. >>t's a dilemmae for hom buyers nationwide. mortgage applications have dropped dramatically, a t average mortgage rate rises to 4.8% just this week. >> there is a f trend more people choosing to rent rather than buy. >> and prices are going up in big cities. >> prices are outpassing the market much faster than encome and that's going to leave no. >> so when could it be better to rent instead of buy? experts say if you plan to move within five years, if you cannot go or if you have a low credit score. finding the right deal at the right time mean a in. >> now, the rate increase could also impact credit card bills. the latestype means you'll be forking oaf more money in inter

because middle cla was shrinking, now prosperity is for all americans, not just an expression or if you will a dog whistle, it is a president doing all that, while you have got a speaker who is talking about raising retirement age to 70, and reducing social security, and willing to cutback to medicare for 65 and older, he is tearing up the soul of the republican party at a time when this president is leading republicans toward certain victory in november despite historic comparatives that suggest it should be a time of defeat for party in power. paul ryan insists on meeting that historical scan toward rather than -- standard. >> there was a shift with president trump. and i will say proudly that the republican party is the trump party. we recognize t forgot en men and women, we understand that wages were stagnant and that jobs were not coming back, and president trump has delivered every turn. but there has been a shift in party, we brought in democrat voters and union voters, we brought in those forgotten men and women, that will be new coalition, that propels our party to success. and

he commented on this one, on sin cla sinclare, and on disney. it is not clear to me that the tweeting will be less influential. it sounds to me ually based, you'll look at another case that differently. a final point, there will be a lot of monday morning quarterbacking about the way the government did this case they did not bring up the case of net neutrality. there was zero reference about the ownership. it was almost as if it was simply directv gbuying content i that sense, from a political perspective, they had a less compelling case than they might have part of the reason they could not do that is the administration's position on net neutrality i think what you will see is a lot of different interpretations. the t mobile and sprint deal is more horizontal, if i was working in thei mic be psychologically mote va loologii a case 20th century fox is now up 6%. >> we're talking about the comments that president trump has made and actually that the doj commented on as it relaced to this disney and fox transition they said this one looks okay. tr

there was not any substantial evidence the cla the judge did not give them credit.ost a merger challenge was in 2008. in that case, they put most weight on customer testimony and the judge dismissed it. that cost them the case. doj learned from that in 2008. subsequently they brought a different challenge focusing on internal documents that showed, these companies, who know th dustry better than anyone, understood the potential effect of the merger. that is very compelling evidence. doj did not have that in this case and the judge called them out. david: many thanks. very good to have you here, logan. he is from hogan lovells -- and we want you to sign up for the newsletter to get the latest on global politics in your inbox every day. shry: coming up, the fed , itdes at 2:00 eastern includes alan blinder. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. this is "bloomberg etf iq" where we focus othe assets, risks, and rewards offered by exchange-traded funds. calling all contrarians. downtrodden dogs bark the loudest? th have the highest potential to revert to the mean

facebook had a verified apps program that cla it certified the security of participating apps. which it did. those were the counts in the complaints. the consent decree said basically barred facebook from making misrepresentations about the privacy security of consumers personal information and required facebook to obtain consumers affirmative express intent before overriding preferences. i think the facts of both cambridge analytical and the device partnerships show that there were still instances where privacy controls or information about youth, for example, me being a friend of yours on facebook would be shared on apps even though the representation -- so yes. >> a violation -- >> yes. >> if information was being shared. so outside of the cambridge analytical episode did facebook violate the 2011 consent decree when it gave data access to 60 partner device makers including microsoft, google and blackberry, even when many users believed that they barred this sharing as reported in the "new york times" earlier this month. >> again in my personal opinion i believe they did, pa

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hour donald trump set to address the world after signing his name next to kim historic document st clasows a level of sophistication no one was expecting. foreign policy expert, senior fellow at the heritage foundation joins us to explain. thank you for joining us, you have been working around the clock. i have been watching your analysis as this continues to unfold, remarkable stuff, no one expected this to be signed this evening. >> if you put the korean experts in the room they will tell you what is on that piece of paper is largely a nothing burger we have seen before and i wouldn't diute that but put it in context. if that piece of patop of we remain committed to the pressure campaign which protect our vital us interests, the united states remains committed to the goal being verifiable and irreversible elimination of north korea's nuclear weapons and this only gets wrapped up in a treaty process than there is a lot under there that makes this different than what we have seen before. >> those a good points i brought up a short time ago with todd pyro, scanning through this live on t

stay with ktvu with continuing coverage as reaction from dwight cla's death pours in. we will bring you the latest on air and online. >>> the mayor of los angeles says his triceps police--chpoli chief scott had been one of the finalists for that position and he spent years as a high- ranking member of the los angeles police department before coming here to head the san francisco police department. this afternoon, the l.a. mayor named michael moore as the new head of the lapd. chief scott released a statement reading in part, this part -- offer provided be the opportunity to reflect on how much our department has a list and the challenges we face in san francisco. i and emitted to the work to maintain public safety, reduce crime, and strengthen the relationships between our officers and the people of the city and counties of san francisco. >>> new at ten, a 13-year-old is under arrest in connection with a mass shooting plot at a middle school in pleasant hill. the fbi alerted police of a message on social media sh between two things at valley view middle school. the mes

because we heard secretary devos on the record talk about the possibility of teachers being armed in the clasight of a very convoluted position that this administration -- this line this administration is trying to walk in which they are in obedience to the nr a-line and at the same time she's clearly dealing with a public that is fedup with the prospect of our children beinge today this kind of violence. what you get is the kind of incoher rensi you just heard. >> we know watching the "60 minutes" interview, she's not very good sometimes at answering questions. it's really bad, right, and that's what we saw there, the concern, of course, is that that -- that sort of being very bad at answering that question, how does that -- how does that effect how the commission is actually going to look at what a very pressing issue for people, democrats and republicans? >> right. the headline coming out from that answer just that answer that exchange that you played really startling to say that guns will not be considered in a topic about school shootings that involve guns. this administration, remember,

president trump cla obama and bush also separated families who crossed into the u.s. illegally our ptners at fact check say trump's rationale is misleading. >> we're going to keep families together, but the i border going to be just as tough as it's been. >> reporter: hours afterigning an executive order that stopped the separation of families at the border, president trump insists the policy will stay in place. according to fact check.org that policy is what separates his administration from previous ones. >> the obama administration and bush administration all separatedamilies at the border. they absolutely did. they did. their rate was less than ours, but they absolutely did do this. this is not new. >> there may have been some separation, but there was not a blarn blanket zero tolerance policy that the trump administration has that is causing widespread separation of the famiores. >> rr: that means the obama administration was not referring 100rof illegal borde crossings for crimi l prosecution. the department of homeland security says it was about 21%. >> in othe

. >> something about being from a cla championship down and state and we're right here. >> reporter:hree times in the last four years for a city like oakland after all it has gone through, evenings like this and crowds like there are truly beautiful. in oakland, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> some fans have already gotten their hands on new back to back championship gear. last night abc 7 was at dick's in daly city where hundreds lined up. some got there at 2:00 in the afternoon hours before tipoff. they were confident the warriors were going to sweep the cavs. they were buying everything from t-shirts, jerseys, mugs, towels and banners. >> the flrg energy is indicativ what is going on. we're all part of this. >> back to back shirt. go dubs. >> dick's will be back open starting at 6:00 a.m. >>> the president says he will not invite this year's nba champions to the white house. president trump singled out steph curry and lebron james and their remarks that they expressed no interest in visiting the president. their comments came in response to questions about the president's decision

nigeria clas croatia this afternoon. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, the match of the day.allest nation ever to qualify with a population of 330,000. lexington, kentucky, almost has that many. his coach is a part-time dentist. taking on the player who is arguably the other greatest of all time, messi. iceland, though, has this passion that could give them a chance. ♪ yeah. go ahead, martin. i see you wanting to clap. that's the thunder clap. thousands making the trip to moscow. the chant went viral during iceland's historic euro 2016 win over england. they say 99.8% of icelanders watch that on tv. argentina is still favored but despite all of his mastery on the field, messi has never led his team to any international championship. can he do it this time? >>> france versus australia just finished about an hour ago. france winning, 2-1. one last note on the u.s. open. tiger woods' bid for another major title over essentially before the weekend began. woods missed the cut after going 10 over par across the first two days. he's 1 of 14 former major winners who won't be playing

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and i talked to people in california a lot, who is concerned about the death of the states middle-clase-class. but this economic model doesn't work. even in the end, it collapses. you need a middle-class to sustain the economy, and they are losing theirs. >> m couple things i wanted to ask you about you are doing a series which i thought was very interesting. it's basically a device to deprogram an air traffic control in the country, which is potentially making us less safe every time we get on an airplane. >> it's terrifying. i'm interested in the standards in their decline for a number of different reasons, where the ideology of diversity. but under the obama administration, the faa change the standards for becoming an air traffic controller and instituted a screening biographical tapped on my contest that awardedoints on how little you knew. so if you are unemployed for the last three years, you got more points than if you had a job. if you knew nothing about science you got more points than if you are a licensed pilot. this is for an air traffic control job. they sought the least q

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phillips, the bake an found that, when the case went before the colorado civil rights commission on the cla discrimination claim brought against him, that one or two members of the commission mae statements that justice kennedy and the other members of the majority felt showed evidence of hostility towards region and mr. phillips' religious beliefs. and on that basis, based on those facts, those circumstances, the court felt that it had to reverse thef rulinghe lower court in favor of the same-sex couple that brought the discrimination claim. >> nawazit was a 7-2 decion, just as ginsburg drafted the dissent. and in that, she made clear she felt it was a discrimination case. and she wrote, the fact that phillips, the cakemaker, might sell other cakes and cookies to d lesbian customers was irrelevant to the issue craig e,d mullins, the gay cou case presented. what matters is that phillips would not provide a gooder rvice to a se-sex couple that he would provide to a heterosexual couple. but to your earlier point,st e kennedy, who wrote the majority opinion here, basically said, we're going to

>> reporter: yeah, and we heard cla clarity from her husband -- >> not her husband, her dad.r: excuse me, my mistake. thanks for the quick correction. and here's what he had to say on fox business. >> it is not so much related to the red hen as it is to other the threats. she has three small children and there have been nasty things. peter fonda tweeted out to millions that somebody out to break into her house and kidnap her children. that is crime. peter fonda needs to be in jail. >> reporter: number one, there are multiple threats according to mike huckabee her father. and we also have an indication that huckabee is trying to further inflame this entire situation. trying to clearly blame peter fonda. any idea that from this podium or from the president that you will see a tamping down of rhetoric, anyone try to cool things down, heal the country, it doesn't appear that that is going to happen. and there has been a discussion here the last 24, 48 hours, there are more and more heated and personal conflicts between members of this admin and the public. and i'll be curious to

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and it was a wrap-up of clas that politicians had repeated that we had already written about, you know, maybe multiple times. and this is the challenge, certainly, for fact-checkers. politicians or viral claims will repeat themselves again and again. and i think that -- and perhaps my panelists could comment on this later. but i think that repetition does help, you know, spread and instill those beliefs or those claims. and, you know, we can only write a story sometim many times befo it starts to be ridiculous on our website. so groundhog friday was one way where we tried to, you know, repeat our fact check in not a -- you know, completely annoying way. but it's not just politicians that are repeating the claims. we see readers asking us about the same claims again and again, as well. and some of those questions -- you know, some people, i think, are asking us to debunk viral claims that their crazy uncle sent them and they can sent the uncle the link to our story. i know that happens. you can tell by what people write in their e-mails to us. but others are legitimately wondering, coul

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