and now the suspect, ian thomas cleary, is in custody. overseas authorities had been looking for him since. keeler says he posted what appeared to be a confession on facebook in 2019. >> so i raped you. it's like you came to terms with that, that he did do it. >> authorities say cleary also wrote, i need to hear your voice. i need to know if i did it or not. i'll wait for you. i'll pray for you. keeler says she and cleary met at gettysburg college in pennsylvania in 2013 at a frat party. she says he followed her home and assaulted her. she says she told her friends right away and had a rape exam done, but authorities at the time declined to press charges. >> and i said, why? what do you mean you don't have enough evidence? the district attorney at the time said when alcohol is involved, it's really difficult to prove that a sexual assault occurred. >> by that time, cleary, whose originally from california had not returned to campus. fast forward to 2020, when keeler saw those messages from cleary on facebook, she again went to authorities

the man blurred out in this photo, 31 year old ian cleary, who was wanted by u.s. marshals, has now been caught in france, according to the associated press. >> he did uh- forced himself on me and raped me and after he did that, he started crying said, i'm sorry. like i didn't mean to hurt you. i didn't mean to hurt you. did i hurt you? and then i said, yes, he hurt me. >> that is shannon keeler speaking to abc news. three years ago. she said she was raped by cleary in her room after a frat party in 2013 at gettysburg college in pennsylvania. she went to campus police and local authorities, but nothing was initially done and no charges filed. that was until keeler says cleary sent facebook messages to her admitting guilt. police then reopened the case and put out an arrest warrant. cleary is a saratoga native and santa clara university alum who allegedly had been on the run since those messages were made public three years ago. >> it's like you came to terms with that, that he did do it and his last few messages were, so i raped you. i won't do it to a girl ever ag

that was until keeler says cleary sent facebook messages to her admitting guilt.olice then reopened the case and put out an arrest warrant. cleary is a saratoga native and santa clara university alum who allegedly had been on the run since those messages were made public three years ago. >> it's like you came to terms with that, that he did do it and his last few messages were, so i raped you. i won't do it to a girl ever again. >> i think the strength of that social media statement is going to carry the day to bring mr. cleary back to the united states and have him set for trial, legal analyst steven clarke says that while it may seem odd that a message appearing to admit guilt was sent, it sometimes happens as people try to make amends. >> keeler told the ap that after the incident, the then district attorney said it was difficult to bring cases when alcohol is involved. clarke, though, says that is no longer how things are done. >> they actually look at as a reason to bring a case because they say that if someone is not capable of consent, you cannot take advan

i didn't know beverly cleary went to berkeley.eah, that's cool. >> and did you know that she lived till, like 103 or 4? 104. she died in 2021. wow yeah. >> you know, the more you know, outside this morning the east bay hills camera showing you it is clear out there. the only sort of cloud cover we have out there right along the immediate coastline. so taking a look inland today it's another bright looking forecast. temperatures are mild again. we'll go into the low 80s for daytime highs around the bay shoreline. we have sunshine from start to finish today. we'll go into the upper 60s and lower 70s for daytime highs along the coast. patchy fog right now gives way to full sunshine, midday and temperatures very similar to yesterday in the upper 50s. but later on this afternoon, you'll notice once again we'll have those winds picking up around 4 or 5:06 p.m. that's when they'll peak and will gust between 20 and 40mph with the strongest winds along the coast. so just be aware of that. it's a breezy, if not gusty afternoon on the way, b

cleary is awaiting extradition. >> coming up, we're monitoring the situation at the university of san francisco, where pro-palestinian protesters were given a 3 p.m. deadline to end their demonstration, but so far the students have not moved. plus doctors from the bay area trapped in gaza. >> we'll hear from their families and the effort to get them home safely. abc sev livin' large! and having a big day! the meeting point of humanity and history. in the middle of being the fun uncle! in the middle of being a kid again! beep! beep! ♪ there's something for everyone in illinois. the middle of everything! ♪ now our family prays for a reassuring text message and intervention on the part of the united states government. >> those people who are making the sacrifice. we owe it to them to bring them home safely as well. >> i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> coming up, the bay area's new wnba team finally has a name. we're going to tell you about the meaning behind the valkyries and hear from the team president about the decision. >> you get news, your weather forecast, a heads up on traf

cleary was a berkeley alum. you can vote now on the cal falcons website.he winning set of names will be revealed this thursday. >>> taking a live look outside, some haze hanging over the golden gate bridge. first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen is here. honestly, i was so happy to see the sun. i'll deal with the haze. >> we saw plenty of sunshine today, even coastal parts of the bay area, another day of that tomorrow and then the fog and low cloud cover starts to return to the coast. let's look at what you need to know heading through this week before memorial day weekend, a brief one-day warm-up and then back to near average high temperatures wednesday and thursday. a big cooldown kicks in as we head into the holiday weekend, not feeling like the unofficial beginning of summertime, but it doesn't look like the system bringing the cool air will have moisture to access, so we don't expect any decent chance of showers for the weekend. looking outside now from treasure island towards downtown, you can see the haze shrouding the hills in the distance. te

cleary gottlieb report explained that the 2008 incident you were made, where you made a senior executive feel personally attacked, the reporter alleged that the staffer felt humiliate the and you created a hostile environment. i'd like to include a redacted copy of that 2008 management inquiry into the record. mr. mchenry: without objection. mr. huizenga: that person was arlise upton-key while you were vice chairman at the time and recently you just named an fdic chairman's award for operational excellence after ms. key, upton-key. so you named an award after the same woman who you screamed at and the same woman who accused of withholding information for being disloyal to you. sir, i certainly hope this isn't some sick ruse to buy her silence. and i'm going to use your own opening statement to close mine. on page two, well, page two, you said, this misconduct first surfaced last year. that's simply not true. this had been out there as rumors and innuendo and many other complaints. but you also say you regret not having identified deeper cultural issues at fdic sooner. sir, you created th

year-old ian cleary is being held in jail in france.e have blurred his image because he has not been officially charged yet. the victim, shannon keeler, spoke with abc news three years ago after revealing facebook messages where he clearly appears to admit cleary appears to admit guilt. >> i think the strength of that social media statement is going to carry the day to bring mr. cleary back to the united states and have him set for trial, legal analyst steven clarke says that while it may seem odd that a message appearing to admit guilt was sent, it sometimes happens as people are trying to make amends. >> clarke also says that the case goes to trial. the defense would likely try to question the validity of the facebook messages. >> new this morning, the half moon bay planning commission makes a decision on housing for farmworkers farm workers, saying the project can come forward. of course, you'll remember last years a mass shooting exposed the poor living conditions of farm workers. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here. gl

cleary was lucky. he survived a shot of the chest. the first time i saw this photo was more than a week later on the cover of life magazine. someone from life had called me a week before, about 2 a.m. to let me know they had chosen one of my photos from the may 15 for the may 15th cover because i sent unprocessed rolls of film to life in chicago. i had no idea how my film turned out or what my images looked like or what i had captured. i never knew exactly what the cover shot was. and till life hit the newsstands later that week and i'm sure some of you might remember this cover we got up here. so at the memorial site of the shootings, visitors see these engraved words as they enter the memorial plaza at kent state. if you've not belva morial or kent state recently and you have a chart where you will be getting there from here, but it's a thing to see if you go there. the first word is inquirer. and as i wrote this memoir, i asked myself hundreds of questions about what truth my photographs really captured. who was the blame for killi

keeler says in 2020, she received a facebook message from cleary admitting to the rape. judge then signed the arrest warrant in 2021. >> a mother and daughter tonight are devastated after their clothing store in oakland's rockridge neighborhood was broken into just this morning. their other store also in oakland, was burglarized on easter sunday. ktvu crime reporter henry lee spoke to the family business owners. >> it's sad. i feel like we are in a lawless city. >> it's happened yet again. shattered glass window repairs and heartache. >> this is our second break in. in a matter of less than two months, brenda taylor and her mother are frustrated and upset. >> their store, taylor j on college avenue in oakland's rockridge district, was broken into at about 630 tuesday morning, this after their other store at 24th and broadway in oakland was burglarized before dawn on easter sunday when this thief made off with $20,000 in merchandise. >> it's a lot. we're we're tired, you know, we love it here. and, you know, thankfully, the community supports us tremendously. we but it's

i really love that beverly cleary theme.h, i think too, you know, i remember reading all those books and they wanted something berkeley themed , so that's so we could go hand in hand. i think we ran out of room there on that chart there, because it was the mc, laura marcus, carrying one. yeah, yeah, it works for me. but do what you want. voting, clicking on the voting system. all right. well, we have some beautiful weather today. it's been nice over these past few days getting up and heading out for that morning walk in foster city. light jacket needed with temperatures in the low 50s for now into the next hour. but then look at the trend. it's going to be warming up quickly today. this is our warmest day of the week at 1:00. we're at 72 degrees, and we're headed for the low 80s in the south bay with san jose looking at a high of 82 and 83. in east san jose, 82, in gilroy. the 7-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen, and you notice that it's going to be cooling off every day after today. so if you like the wa

keeler says in 2020, she received a facebook message from cleary admitting to the rape.ned the arrest warrant in 2021. >> so will tesla were vandalized at the company's plant in fremont. police say they received a call around 230 yesterday morning. the responding officers located about a dozen teslas with their tires slashed. no arrests have been made. tesla's fremont plant is now the subject of a new lawsuit. the nonprofit group environmental democracy project claims the plant has violated the clean air act by exposing its neighbors to potentially toxic chemicals hundreds of times over the past three years, the bay area air quality management district has also accused tesla of releasing harmful emissions into the air. tesla has not commented on the lawsuit. >> california is getting nearly $64 million to upgrade its electric vehicle charging infrastructure. the money is coming from the bipartisan infrastructure law signed by president biden back in november of 2021, and will help repair and replace ev chargers across the state. last month, governor newsom declared there

by the way, cleary graduated from berkeley. last group included name suggestions from kids pam, the funkstress, lucky taranta, and sunny. >> there's an online petition asking uc berkeley to change back some of its recently updated branding. the bee you see here in the middle is what now shows on the school's social media pages. in the past, it's been a more stylized bee or a c for cal. you can see that on the right. now. this is part of a larger rebranding. you can see the full new logo in the middle here. the school says the bee is only intended for small spaces where the full logo is hard to read. officials say they made all of these changes to better connect the berkeley and cal identities. a lot of people say it's just caused confusion and everyone's like, oh, what's that bee? >> i've never seen that before, versus if a cal script was there. people know that's uc berkeley. >> the school says more than a quarter of the people they surveyed in the bay area did not know that berkeley and cal were the same university. now natio

they say that since then and manual and his family have declined to respond to cleary's claims, denied by the family to tell, say they remain open to engagements with the family to resolve the issue that they are committed to developing a solution to the funding and the following a study to water retention funds, no being constructive. but then it all happened again to be the best thing that was part of the process. by doing it is uh the introductions with by the water just on the road fridge valley can its, with his wife and 10 children. the 2018 friends was told he must make way for a well pad, one of 30 plan to the area. i told them you 1st class talk to my house, you finish up our kids are when you leave school, you the sites. but to tell didn't wait. they brought the machine putting down the big things we to up here. a lot of noise the. the contract is clear trades land of the trees and bushes which provided firewood between these 2 picks. we can reach around for food and think close to some of that with not 12 separate fences on the roads way uh, blocked my pizza di sale so. so m

cleary, gottlieb responded, i was surprised that they picked cleary, gottlieb. it's clear to me the law firm, as it should have, pulled no punches. the report tells us that nearly one in ten employees -- one in ten -- at the fdic has experienced sexual harassment, racial discrimination, verbal abuse, or other inappropriate behavior while working at the agency. i want you to listen to this. i hate to have to say it, but i want the american people to understand what's been going on under mr. gruenberg's leadership at the federal deposit insurance corporation. this is what the report told us. one hispanic employee told investigators with the cleary gottlieb law firm that his fdic supervisor made him say the pledge of allegiance at work to, quote, prove that they were american. another fdic employee reported that her supervisor told her, quote, you're a mother. you don't belong in the workplace. end quote. the report goes on. one senior fdic official who had a reputation of visiting brothels during his work trips -- isn't that special -- sent his coworker a photogra

they have testimony from cohen, this is my handwriting, two of the trump organization saying that cleary is allen weisselberg's handwriting. as you noted that's the first republic bank statement that shows the wire transfer to stormy daniels of $130,000. now, the second piece of that smoking gun evidence is jeff mcconnie's notes, being allen weisselberg's director report. again, not on a random piece of paper, on trump organization stationary and clear handwriting deliberating what the payment scheme was going to be. and they had not only no answer for it, they acted as if they didn't exist. the very documents that josh steinglass told the jury were the two smoking guns in the case. as todd blanche was concerned they just never saw that. it never happened. it was like two different cases you were watching unfold before your eyes. >> they wept on and on, kristy about this retainer agreement was absolutely for legal services because would michael cohen have done everything for free at the same time they were contending michael cohen paid stormy daniels out of his own sort of pocket because

mostly it is arizon for donald trump 6, 9 in georgia 13 in nevada my god you look at the stats is cleary'sonths from the election then obama was in ben bill clinton -- bill clinton was thee had high disapproval ratings but his are even lower so thatcern concerns you might recall i think it was axelrod and obama's people went to biden's people saying well you aren't doinge nowell you need to talk to us ie the response was we've got this. so going on for almost a yearts for yo wu have democrats who cae about joe biden's presidency at least want him to stay in poweru and saysy guys you have to pay g rememberkeep sayin in january the complaint from democrats was there is no urgency with this guy yesterday of the units like okay it was good lasted about as long asg as cotton candy does so for him to be in denialfo means it's willfl deniability is not out we actually of good numbers they are telling their people investing in them right imaginee being aske td we love you to donate to the super back and get them $5 million would you what are they going to do with it. president trump is been in cou

there's cleary calculus here republican need to stop the infighting in order to keep the majority andhrough november elections, and at that point i think there'll be yet another republican civil war in the house to duke it out and see who's going to take the mantle. >> a lot of republicans believe republicans are in danger of losing the house this fall. we'll see you later on "morning joe." >>> next up here we'll go live to cnbc for an early look what's driving the day on wall street as the dow extends its winning streak. plus ftx customers are set to get their money back. we'll dig into the recovery plan the failed crypto currency exchange is now proposing. we'll be right back with all of that. s now propinosg. we'll be right back with all of that it's a beautiful... ...day to fly. wooooo! i thought i was sleeping ok... but i was waking up so tired. then i tried new zzzquil sleep nasal strips. their four—point lift design opens my nose for maximum air flow. so, i breathe better. and we both sleep better. and stay married. (man) mm, hey, honey. and we both sleep better. looks like my

about ramona henry, beezus and ralph from beverly cleary books.he funkstress, lucky taranta, and sunny. all the names, by the way, were suggested by kindergartners. you have a favorite, kristen, you know me, i'm so into the northern lights and the natural phenomenons i would probably go with the group one. >> okay, but you know, group two is good too. >> all right. winning names will be announced thursday. >> a wild ride with lots of twists and turns and falls. >> the greatest event in the bay area, if not the west coast, is this chaos. >> we'll take you to san francisco's big w stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nose irritation. relying only on drops? not me. my own real tears are my relief. ask your eye doctor about tyrvaya. we'

after bay area native plants or you can vote for ramona, henry, beezus, and ralph from beverly cleary. and then the last group includes pam the funkstress, lucky taranta, and sunny. all of these names were suggested by kindergartners. the winning names will be announced on thursday, and we looked up pam the funkstress funkstress who was an oakland dj. >> kool who has since passed. so i guess it's to honor her. i don't know how a kindergartner is up in the dj scene. >> sometimes you have an old soul, sometimes you do and you just connect with the music. >> and some of these kids are good. good on the ones and twos. see up next, the seven things you need to know. >> today i just use spotify. >> i don't know, it just does it for me. you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. just download the app now and you can start streaming. >> as we head to break, we're taking a live look outside at 655. we'll be right back. a slow network is no network for business. that's wh

so french authorities recently arrested ian thomas cleary. he's of saratoga.nd in connection with an alleged rape. this was at a pennsylvania student in her dorm room back in 2013. now, investigators say that he later sent multiple facebook messages to that victim, not only admitting to what he did, but trying to apologize. after leaving that same school, he attended santa clara university, then working over at tesla, and then he moved to france. this is where he was found. after a three year search, u.s. authorities are now working on his extradition. now to a live look at our state's capitol, where there's a push for better education. it will be front and center today. and it comes as teachers in the south bay plan to rally for better pay today in the bay bob redell joins us live from san jose this morning from san jose state. in fact, as teachers and students, they were all heading up to sacramento today. they take off already. bob they did. about five minutes ago i was down here. you saw the four busses. they were loaded with maybe an estimated 200 people.

the third group characterized our characters once created by the late berkeley author beverly cleary.ou remember them, right? where's fudge? ramona. yeah, exactly. super fudge. okay. and then the last ones are the names proposed by children and chosen by berkeley libraries. pam, the funkstress. what do you think? the deadline to vote is tomorrow with the winning set of names to be announced on thursday. i like the first set, though. you do? yeah. equinox. aurora if only we could find a team of two males and two females. four of them. that would be clever. yeah. hey, hey hey, we have mike, we have laura, we have marcus, we have kerry. i think we've got it set. there we go. okay, well, that as the last option. that'd be great, though. how about it? all right, well, we have some great weather for all the chicks waking up out there and enjoying this day. now we are going to have some slightly warmer temperatures. i do think there will be if you have the day off, more people heading to the coast enjoying the slightly warmer weather tomorrow the wind will start to pick up. temperatures come

pennsylvania authorities issued a warrant from cleary in 2021. you're looking at the aftermath of a crash in the richmond district involving robbery suspects, san francisco police say two men robbed a woman near 26th avenue and balboa street and got away in a car. officers briefly pursued the suspects, but stopped because of safety concerns. however, police say the car hit another vehicle and slammed into a home on cabrillo and eighth avenue. the two suspects made a run for it but were captured. >> that stretch of highway one that was shut down for weeks near big sur is set to reopen this week. storms took a bite out of the road in march, cutting off the highway between carmel and big sur. locals could only get through in twice daily convoys. well after weeks of work by caltrans, the road will reopen 630 friday morning, more than a week ahead of schedule. >> a warning as we head into summer. you probably already know the concerns about drowning, but now the risk is greater than ever. benefits stolen and why experts say it's way too easy for thiev

clearly cleary, but i don't need ramona. >> i was in ramona. well, a lot of you are.>> wait, are you telling me that kindergartner picked those? is that what you're saying? like an actual kindergarten? well, let me drag a kindergartner today. this is what i always do. this is why i should hold my tongue. drew. >> some sweet child was like, i think these names are perfect. and then here we have 530 grand dreams. name them. name name name name name them and they're naming them. and reggie's not approving of them. but did he name them? he did not. so he's just going to. >> i came up with names. >> here's a look at the south beach camera this morning. we have clear skies out there, our sunrise coming in about 20 minutes and today is the warmest day of the week. the only area right now that is reporting any cloud cover is half moon bay. everybody else is seeing clear skies. we have our typical chilly spots right now, starting out in the 40s around the bay shoreline, low and mid 50s. your jacket you'll need it maybe for the next two hours or so. and then temperatures do war

they're cleary competent. >> they clearly understand a lot.ymoree a lot more knowledge than any person. almost everybody i know who is an expert on the aree i a belies that they will exceed human intelligence. it's just a question of when. cos i think there's a chance they'll take control and it's a significant chance. iit's not like 1% is much more. what i'm most concerned about is when these things it i autonomously make the decision to kill people. so robot soldiers.re yeah, and those are criminals gt and the like. and it may be we can get something like geneva convy, but i don't think that's going to happen until after very nastythink th s have happened. >> well, geneva conventions we created those because of how gruesome world war ii was. how ba ward this robot judgmenty supposed to be. these technology , these have been growing exponentially and are integrated more and more into our lives every day, meaning this clash is coming sooner than you think. goe >> with ai goes rogue and tries to take over. is something we may be ableing to cont

there was an independent report, the cleary gottlieb report, which had heard from 541 individual whistleblowers who were outlining the hostile work environment that exists at the fdic. sexual harassment, racial discrimination, general temper tantrums, and bad behavior abound. some say this has been happening for a long time. that is true. but there is one person, one man, who has been in charge of the fdic for 10 of the last 13 years. he has been on his third tour of becoming the chair. and these complaints stretch back to each time that he has been chairman. and in fact, the other two intervening chairs, sheila baird from president obama, and yellenna mcwilliams from president trump have spent their time cleaning up the mess that martin gruenberg has created. if you created the environment, you can't fix the environment and you are not the right person for the job. if you say everyone had been held to a higher standard from now on, yet will not hold yourself to that same standard, you are not the right person for the job. madam speaker, the time has arrived for the fdic chairman martin groundb

. >> the cleary report on harassment issues at the fdic's outline your temperaments and inability to lead chosen agency and crisis. as a report made clear stubborn lack of self-awareness and mismanagement mean that you are not the person to respond to the fdic's crisis and you do not have the moral authority to lead the needed transformation of the fdic's. that the report and your prior participation and operation chokepoints that leadership to the fdic's that you engaged in makes it clear the agency of the safety and soundness of our financial system and therefore it is time for you to resign. you think for one minute the misconduct outline of the report was uncovered at fdic's ray guided bank chair any kind of grace to the management of that bank. the question answers itself part how it's made by ongoing position clear the fundamentally flawed proposal must be scrapped and at most there should be a re- proposal if justifiable. i yield back. >> of the ranking member the financial institution of monetary policy committee will be recognized for one minute. mr. frost at right. >> think

brian, they're here because they cleary feel they owe trump that, the speaker has to stay in his goodlding onto a narrow boat there. the veep stakes is trying to get a job, but why attract attention to the trial? >> right. they feel pressure not just from trump but the pro-trump media, and this is an under-appreciated aspect of this. at the outset of the trial the far-right media tried to ignore the trial, tried to down-play it. obviously i think what happened is the likes of msnbc, we're taking this seriously, they knew it was a big news story. those far-right outlets they started to show up, some of the fox anchors are showing up in the courtroom. there's been this belated realization they can't just pretend this is not going on. >> it's a little awkward, right, because i don't want to make it about us because we did look at the media echo chamber because i will tell you seated in the trial today there's plenty of media there from a media host to a 7:00 p.m. host from fox was there. to your point so it's interesting. what do you think about the fact in politics sometimes as brian sa

>> i have not learned -- looked at the cleary act recently. >> if that happened at rutgers, that is news to me. >> mr. block, are you aware? >> i'm not a lawyer but i assume it's a violation. >> i yield back. >> thank you, madam chair and ranking member. thank you, witnesses for joining us today. in the past seven months, since anti-semitic incidents have spiked across the country, this committee has held five hearings. roundtables similar to this, but sadly, sadly, we've not had a single hearing to actually consider the legislation to address this epidemic of hate. and we have bills that we could hear. like congresswoman kathy manning's bipartisan countering anti-semitism act, which i am a proud cosponsor of along with 45 of my colleagues. i will point out that this bill has an equal number of democrat and republican cosponsors. there is a bipartisan effort to actually adopt legislation to cover these issues. unfortunately, anti-semitism as we know is a form of hate also rampant in our politics. for example, the current republican nominee for governor of north carolina has repeatedly ma

you may see me b e crystal cleary direct personal explains what i've subsequently come to learn it is clear to me joe biden was the brand being sold by the biden family for this country, every member of my family was willing to die for this country. i want to make this clear. it is clear to me that joe biden was the brand being sold by the biden family. his family's foreign influence f peddling operation from china and ukraine and elsewhere, soldc out the foreign actors seeking access to joe biden and the united states government. joe biden was more than a participant in, and a beneficiary of his family's business, he was an active enabler, who met to further the business, despite being buffered by the scheme to maintain plausible deniability. if there's no evidence of corruption today, if joe's family was so legal and proper, then why are they so dishonest about it? deep untruths about the entire corrupt enterprise. hunter biden lied throughout his testimony. here's just one egregious example of hunter's perjury. he lied to the committee on important details concerning his money dema