pressuring schools to make data about fraternity problems public. on thursday, the governor of louisiana signed a law that makes some cases of hazing a felony. the bill, named for max. these parents now advocates, hope that sharing their stories will continue to make an impact. >> so many college kids now have reached out to us and are talking about it on their campuses and they want that ch >> such an important conversation. watch andrea canning's full report on the college fraternity crisis tonight on "dateline," 7/6:00 central right here on nbc. we'll be right back. >>> finally tonight, if you struggled with geometry a little bit in high school, consider what's happening at the growing number of schools in this country who are taking geometry and putting it to real-world use, where the kids really get to measure their success while contributing to a great cause. here's nbc's joe fryer. >> reporter: geometry classes are typically packed with an array of points, lines and arcs. so teachers at loveland high in colorado decided to tackle the subject

fraternity members did little to help him. an attorney for piazza said in a statement the parents of tim pizza are pleased to see the first beta brother accept responsibility for his actions and encourages others who contributed in piazza's death to follow in his footsteps. an investigation found the fraternity engaged in hazing and dangerous behavior. the suspension follows two years of investigation. in march the fraternity was placed on probation for two years for similar violations as well as alcohol. the fraternity has five days to appeal. >>> the las vegas police released more body cam video from last october's mass shooting at a concert. the video captures the chaos as the shooting began and police responded. stephen paddock fired down on concertgoers from a room at the mandalay bay hotel to stop the gunfire. 58 people were killed and hundreds injured. >>> and this morning firefighters are battling a string of wildfires out west. one has hit a tourist town in utah while thousands have been forced to evacuate in colorado

the company said an investigation had "confirmed a violation of intel's non—fraternization policy, whichst top executive to fall foul of a growing pressure on companies to address issues around gender relations and office conduct. but as kim gittleson in new york explains, policies vary considerably from company to company. companies decide on an ad hoc basis. at facebook or google, for example, they say that you are allowed to ask co—workers out, but only one time. if they say no, that is it. they could include saying that they have plans what they are busy. that cou nts plans what they are busy. that counts as a no to google. but obviously it is a tricky subject. 0ne survey suggested nearly 40% of employees here in the united states have had a relationship with one of their co—workers. that is the same percentage it has been for a decade. companies are trying to work out what is the correct policy when it comes to allowing or not allowing romantic relationships in the workplace. kim gittleson they are. will have more on that story in the news briefing, shortly. —— there. the european u

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. >>> a former penn state fraternity member has entered the first guilty plea.yan burke is one of 26 students facing charges in the death of timothy piazza. burke is being accused of giving p piazza is bottle of vodka. piazza fell downstairs and the fraternity brothers waited 12 hours before calling authorities. >>> antarctica's ice sheet is melting three times faster than previously measured. about three tons of the ice has disappeared, enough to cover the entire state of texas in 13 feet of water. >>> dominoes is on a mission to protect your pizza by plugging up potholes across america. >> the chain has produced an interactive video to show what happens when a delivery driver goes over a pothole. as you probably guessed, it is not pretty. toppings all over the place. the cheese all over the place. slices can even break away and land on top of each other. nobody wants that. >> you just can't have that. dominoes taking applications. if your town is picked, the company will pick up the tab to fix the roads so the pizzas can make their way home safely. it is pavin

. >>> now to the first guilty plea in the penn state fraternity death case.rmer fraternity member, 21-year-old ryan burke, pleaded guilty to hazing and liquor charges in the death of tim piazza. piazza died last year after falling down a nieft stairs at a frat house after a night of heavy drinking. burke was accused of giving piazza a bottle of vodka at the party. he will be sentenced july 31st. 25 other defendants still face charges. ? painful story. >>> we could soon see a new press secretary behind the white house press podium after cbs news reported that sarah sanders and principal deputy press secretary raj shah are eyeing the exits. sanders responding to the report tweeting "does cbs know something about that i don't about my plans and my future? i love my job and working for potus." however, she did not explicitly denight article. nbc news has not independently verified the report. >>> basketball hall of famer ann donovan has died of heart failure. the 6'8" center coached in college and the wnba becoming the first female coach and youngest to win a wnb

the fraternity death due to hazing at penn state. students waiting for hours before calling for help. tonight, a guilty plea from one of the students. here's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, one of the 26 students charged in the hazing death of 19-year-old tim piazza, taking responsibility and pleading guilty to nine charges, including four counts of hazing. 21-year-old ryan burke and his attorney speaking with the "centre daily times." >> this is a tragedy and he is anxious to make amends. he decided to step forward, acknowledge and accept the responsibility. >> reporter: that evidence, surveillance video showing burke giving piazza a handle of vodka during a hazing ritual at penn state's beta theta pi fraternity house, where a drunken piazza fell down a flight of stairs. the students waiting 12 hours to call 911. >> we have a friend who is unconscious. he hasn't moved and we probably need an ambulance. >> we didn't ask for a plea agreement. none was offered. we didn't think that was appropriate. we came to court. we acknowledged

. >>> a former penn state university fraternity brother has entered the first guilty plea in the hazing death of the 19-year-old pledge. ryan burke pleaded guilty to nine charges including hazing in february 2017. freshman tim piazza drank a toxic amount of vodka then suffered fatal injuries in a series of falls. >> mr. burke decided to step forward at his earliest opportunity to acknowledge and accept his responsibility. >> burke will be sentenced next month and could face jail time. 24 other fraternity brothers face charges in the case. a trial for 14 of them is scheduled in august. >>> prosecutors in los angeles are considering whether to charge actor sylvester stallone with sexual assault. they're not releasing any details but a santa monica woman reportedly told police last year that stallone sexually assaulted her in the 1990s. stallone's lawyer strongly denies that claim. >>> also in los angeles, police are investigating reports of elder abuse against marvel comics legend stan lee. the 95-year-old now has a temporary protective order against his former business manager keya morga

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still to come this evening, what should happen to the fraternity brothers charged in the hazing death state sophomore tim piazza? tonight, a small sliver of justice for his family. we will bring you that story. and the relatives of korean war vets killed in a line of duty waiting for decades, trying with every bone in their body to get information out of the government about their lost loved ones. now it looks like they may get resolutions thanks to the deal that we saw in singapore. they will be here in a moment to tell you why this was such an important development. >> one of the things that really i'm happy is that the soldiers that died in korea, there remains are going to be coming back home. ♪ i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silverado. oh, and since the chevy equinox and traversen chevy is the only brand to earn the j.d. power dependability award across cars, trucks and suvs-three years in a row. phew. third time's the charm... can make you feel unstoppable. ♪ but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity o

had a consensual past relationship with an intel employee now that violated the company's non fraternization policy this applies to all managers because on its joint in telling nine hundred eighty two as an engineer chief financial officer robert swan will now take over for the time being and the company will launch an extensive search for a permanent replacement. let's get more on this from our financial correspondent in new york and squat to against the u.s. has its very own policy like comes to a relationship that's virk is corporate policy all about morals or what is driving decisions like this one where there's a bit more behind than just moral issues there is a pretty clear policy at a lot of u.s. corporations that managers are not supposed to have relationships with employees who report directly or indirectly to them so obviously the company is one to avoid that decisions might be influenced or old sold that some of the managers take advantage of there. and we've seen it in the pocketbook couple of years and those are the past years again and again that we had some high ranking sea al

to nine charges wednesday, including hazing and unlawful acts involving liquor. 25 other former fraternityll face charges. jericka duncan has more. >> reporter: burke was accused of giving a bottle of vodka to piazza during a hazing ritual at the beta theta pi house in february of 2017. piazza died two days later from injuries sustained after several dangerous falls and excessive drinking. now burke admits he was partly to blame. >> it's a tragedy, and he is anxious to make amends. >> reporter: outside a county courthouse in belfonte, pennsylvania ryan burke's attorney detailed his decision to plead guilty to charges associated with the hazing death of timothy piazza. >> there are too few words to describe a loss so great. this young man understands that. mr. burke decided to step forward at his earlert opportunity to acknowledge and accept his responsibility. >> reporter: prosecutors say surveillance footage shows fraternity brothers gave piazza at least 18 drinks in about 82 minutes. piazza suffered deadly injuries after falling and hitting his head repeatedly. the footage revealed that

former fraternity me charges was seen on surveillance video giving piazza a handle of vodka during anended with piazza eventually falling down a flight of stairs. piazza's fraternity brothers taking 12 hours to call 911 after finding the pledge inebriated and unconscious. >> there are too few words to describe a loss so great. this young man understands that. condolences go to the piazza family. >> reporter: piazza's grieving family has fought to get justice for their son since his death. >> i don't understand how they could be so heartless and inhumane. >> reporter: their attorney now saying the family is pleased to see one individual accept responsibility and encourage others to follow in his steps. >> we came to court. we acknowledged responsibility and he's prepared to be sentenced. >> reporter: now these were misdemeanors but burke could face time in prison when he's sentenced next month. 25 other men are charged in connection with piazza's death. the attorney general telling us overnight he plans to hold every responsible individual accountable. robin. >> gio, thank you. >>> and

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tom llamas, abc news. >>> a former penn state fraternity member has entered the first guilty plea.26 students facing charges in the death of timothy piazza. burke is being accused of giving piazza a bottle of vodka. piazza fell downstairs and the fraternity brothers waited 12 hours before calling authorities. >>> antarctica's ice sheet is melting three times faster than previously measured. about three tons of the ice has disappeared, enough to cover the entire state of texas in 13 feet of water. >>> dominoes is on a mission to protect your pizza by plugging up potholes across america. >> the chain has produced an interactive video to show what happens when a delivery driver goes over a pothole. as you probably guessed, it is not pretty. toppings all over the place. the cheese all over the place. sliceaay and ed t firos pzaca make their way home safely. it is pavingforpizza.com. >> oh, yes, we did. thank you, dominoes. we like our cheese and toppings exactly where you left them. >>> coming up, the fbi agent who accidently shot someone on a dance floor has his first appearance in co

. >> a former penn state fraternity brother is the first to plead guilty to charges related to the hazing death of 19-year-old timothy piazza. ryan burke admitted to nine charges yesterday, including hazing and unlawful acts involving liquor. 25 other fraternity members still face charges. jericka duncan is here with what led to the guilty plea. >> reporter: burke was accused of giving a bottle of vodka to piazza during a hazing ritual in february of 2017. piazza died two days later from injury sustained after several dangerous falls and excessive drinking. now burke admits he was partly to blame. >> tragedy, he is anxious to make amends. >> reporter: outside a county courthouse, ryan burke's attorney phillip masorti details the decision to plead guilty. >> there are too few words to describe a loss so great. this young man understands that. mr. burke decided to step forward at his earliest opportunity to acknowledge and accept his responsibility. >> reporter: prosecutors say surveillance footage shows fraternity brothers gave piazza at least 18 drinks in about 82 minutes. piazza suffered

>> he's fraternal. we used to kind of look alike when we were babies. then we grew out of that.o fraternal twins have that telepathy slash magic that identical twins had? >> when we were kids we actually had that connection and then we sort of grew out of that when we got older. it happens. my dad told me when i was younger like one time i stuck a fork in an electrical socket and jerome cried. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. i didn't cry at all. my twin did. and i was like oh, i guess that's fine. jerome's like, aaaa! all right. i had no idea what was going on. but now because of that like he still kind of feel that. like if i'm having a good day and suddenly i'm sad i call jerome up. like you good? he's like no, i had a bad day today. i'm like, cheer up, i'm at cheesecake factory trying to eat. [ laughter ] come on, man. >> jimmy: did you guys perform together when you were kids? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what did you do? >> we had a rap group. >> jimmy: what was it called? >> seventh grade. i don't remember the name. we didn't get that far. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's usually as far as

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with another intel worker, and that is a violation of company policy which forbids managers from fraternizing with employees. he joined the company back in 1982. >>> in san francisco tonight, police will hold a community meeting to update neighbors on a violent incident in niue valley earlier this month. a mom attacked while holding her baby . it happened at the intersection of 28th and sanchez on june 3. the suspect is still on the loose. the meeting will start tonight at 6:30 pm. >>> there is a timeline from the board of supervisors president to mayor of san francisco. she says she plans to resign from her duties on the board next week. she will remain board president through the board meeting next tuesday and after that supervisors will elect their next president. she is set to be sworn in as the next mayor on july 11. >>> the bay area is gearing up for the big pride parade on sunday. the festivities kicking off today with the media day and a number of other parties in the city tonight. the theme this year is generations of strength, honoring activists of the past and the future. it is als

. >>> in today's "gma first look," a former penn state fraternity brother entered the first guilty pleathe death of a 19-year-old pledge. >> in this morning's "gma first lo former members of what was penn state's beta theta pie and acknowledge and accept his responsibility. >> reporter: 21-year-old ryan burke pleading guilty to nine charges related to the hazing death of 19-year-old tim piazza. burke, one of 26 former fraternity members facing charges, was scene on surveillance video giving piazza a handle of vot vodka during a hazing event which ended with piazza falling down some stairs. taking 12 hours of finding the pledge inebriated and unconscious. coming up, we'll hear more from burke's attorney. i'm gio benitez, abc news, new york. >>> this visit by kim kardashian to the white house changed the life of alice johnson, a woman serving a life sentence for a drug conviction. kardashian and johnson got a chance to meet face-to-face. kardashian went to her home in south new hichb. kardashian saw johnson's story on twitter and kept pestering the white house to get a meeting with presid

. >> i was in the fraternity of jocks, jim was not. >> he was in kind of the tough guy football fraternity and i was in the library. >> in college he meets his future wife, patrice failor, who nominates him for dorm president, his only experience with elective office. when he graduates, comey attends law school at the university of chicago. >> there are a lot of people at law school called gunners because they're constantly raising their hands. that wasn't jim comey. but when the professor called on him, he usually knew the answer. >> soon after law school, he and patrice marry and he joins the district attorney's office in the southern district of new york. at 6'8", comey quickly makes his mark. >> my first impression was that he was very tall. and he was, i came to know, super smart, very funny, and just a charming individual. >> comey meets a set of like minded friends who form a close knit group that will last for decades. >> we sort of grew up together in the offices of assistant u.s. attorneys. we're all of the same ilk, not being motivated for any sort of personal gain or any sort o

the two are romantically involved and may have broken the rules when it comes to fraternization.

. >>> prosecutors had their first guilty plea for the death of a fraternity pledget penn state. former beta theta phia pled guilty to hazing, hazing and underage drinking. they sayd he walked aro pledge event with a bottle of vodka and made pledges drink from it last year. a pledge later died after fallingown a flight of stairs. a judge previously threw out most of the serious charges, including involuntary manslaug ser againste of the defendants. at> in a today show exclusive hoda kotb down with kim kardashian west and alice johnsonor their first joint interview since president trump commuted johnson's life sentence on a non-violent drug offense. kardashian was involved in the effort to free johnson. she met with president trump to discusshe case just days before johnson was released. she was the first to tell johnson that she was headed home. >> well, she said that i wen into full-fledged pentecostal dance. i started screaming and jumping. people were listening. i'm telling you, i was dancg. i was dancing. i was jumping. i was screaming. i was doing everything. >> and you can

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unexpectedly after he the comedy said he had a relationship with an employee, violating the non-fraternization policy. he joined intel in 1982 as an engineer. the chief financial officer will take over for the time being. the company will launch an extensive search for a permanent replacement. let's get more on this from our financial correspondent in york, jens korte. the u.s. has its own policy to comes to a relationship at work. his corporate policy all about morals, or what is driving decisions like this one? jens: there is a bit more behind it and just moral issues. there was a pretty clear policy, and a lot of u.s. corporations, managers are not supposed to have relationships with employees who report directly or indirectly to them. obviously, companies want to avoid that decisions might be influenced were also that some of the managers take advantage of their positions. we have seen it in the past couple of years. in the past years again and again, high-ranking ceos from companies like boeing or priceline who actually -- who had to leave positions because of relationships with employees

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the tech giant announced he resigned today, citing a violation of their non- fraternization policy which applies to all managers. the financial officer will take over as the interim ceo. >>> the city of palo alto took down a technology themed sculpture today called digital dna. they were there as the artist protested the removal, he wants it to remain because he made it for the area in 2005. the sculptor -- the sculpture is made of computer keyboards. the city says it removed the artwork because it easily damaged and too expensive to maintain. the silicon valley entrepreneur bart the artwork -- bought the artwork and is donating it.>>> a daring rescue, it's not what you think take a look. a trooper pulled over to rescue a driver, they heard what they thought was gunfire. >> what's in the car? are there bullets in the car? >> as outrageous as it looks, it becomes part of the job, you just look at it and know what you have to do to react.>> the troopers say they trained for this kind of thing, the driver suffered a broken leg but will be all right. >>> a special night at the ballpark part

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the fraternity of people in communist east germany it was official policy. but the reality was often very different to. dark skinned foreign workers could be threatened. and even killed. and the authorities. turned a blind eye. no solidarity recently in former east germany. in fifteen minutes on d.w.i. . turkey faces its most highly contested elections in many years they could cement president a chip tie up everyone's grip on power or possibly even unseat him and alter the course of a country that plays a key international role and we will follow the situation closely keeping you up to date with reports and a live coverage from istanbul and ankara today on d.w. new. crimes against humanity civilians become witnesses of. their recorded images travel around the globe via social media. but what is prophet can of fiction and what is fact of digital investigators comb through the flood of images they combine sources to try to reconstruct what happened and substantiate claims of cryosurgery. forensics between principal bards. truth detectives starts june thirtieth

. >>> also this morning, there's been a major development in that tragic case of fraternity hazing at penn state. the first guilty plea in the death of a 19-year-old pledge. kate snow is here with the latest on that. good morning. >> good morning. there are 26 young men charged in relationsh to the death but this is the first penn state fraternity brother to admit any guilt. ryan burk was accused of handing a big bottle of vodka to the pledge the night he died. >> 21-year-old ryan burk pleading guilty to nine charges including four misdemeanor counts of hazing and supplying alcohol to a minor. >> mr. burk stepped forward to acknowledge and accept his responsibility. we didn't ask for a plea agreent. >> reporter: none was offered. we didn't thinkha w appropriate. >> reporter: he died after falling down a flight of stairs inside a penn state fraternity house last year after a hazing ritual known at the gauntlet where pledges were expected to quickly consume alcohol. prosecutors allege the brothers failed to help him at multiple intervals and didn't call first responders for 12 hours. >>

sympathetic historians in the country to conduct a commission of enquiry to look into links of nazi fraternitiespolitical... going back to the 1950s. if you want to talk about specifics, the leader of the party, you only have to look at his record, things he has said over the years, including, for example, in 2012, posting an anti—semitic cartoon on his own facebook aged showing a banker with a large hook nose. that is what they still have. i can only say that, when it comes to the ministers i work with in this current government, i have not observed over the last two years, ever since i have been in touch with the freedom party, any anti—semitic statement. that that is my personal observation. right, but... and i myself... you are not denying the initial press premise, people are looking in austria seeing the freedom party winning 26% of the vote, holding key ministries, including defence and interior, and nominating you, independent, but nominating you to the foreign ministry. people in europe worry about that. yes. you mentioned that this party has now nominated a historian. every party party

with those who have met with that exclusive fraternity. and these guys climbed on 365-foot tall rocket and willing to go to the moon. he had wives and children at home.f us could not contemplate. and looked almost as if i was speaking another language and then to say i don't think that way. so in a certain way they are wired very differently because who else goes through with that mission? the other hand that they are so much like the rest of us that that is something i wasn't expecting i saw on several pedestals to spend ten or 20 minutes sitting next to someone that is just as important. >> and i would have started crying that minute. sobbing like h a baby. but to marshall all of your materials you come to a point and now i sit down to write and then to put that research materialhere and here? >> that is exactly what happens. and then to do the research tens of thousands of documentary evidence to tell yourself and what to make it so the reader cannot stop even if they are late for work they have to get one more page in. so with his exac

really do that i am optimistic and i'm not mistake that i was to set the example in times of fraternization during and when there is a general law is destabilization and political clashes in conflicts because it's not just our beaches and not the area but actually the entire humanity mankind as. examples such as your comrades example of people will see examples of countries to get rid of the. then proceed with building a shared future. of the people. countries of the bakken soft to go through this intense point in the same. as concerns the fate of the future of the people who are out of. phase two either will be faced with which china. political economic financial or environment one of the social one says the only path to do only that are successful in. the application enforcement. and effective and efficient cross border policy. this is a policy of extroversion a policy based on the shatt. an itinerary of those within the european family this is actually going to make sure that it does away with the various forces and instability and will this will be a definitive ending to the chapter cha

the fraternity of people in communist east germany it was official policy. but the reality was often very different to. dark skin and foreign workers could be threatened. and even killed. and the authorities turned a blind eye. no solidarity racism in former east germany. in the forty five minutes on g.w. . assignments clash of cultures in india. a clash between those who believe in arranged marriage and those who want to marry for love to. a clutch that shaking families and society to the core of. my father would be angry sometimes i think i'm already dead to be a. little commandoes starts july eight d.w. . after. welcome to your max and all highlights of european lifestyle and culture of this week is what's coming up. in press of installation christo and his latest project in london's hyde park. bliss make up an italian body facing office can transform into.