do you have anything else, hansen?i just want to read a little bit of what i wrote. >> go ahead. >> i had talked with c.o. mcdaniel and told her that i was the kind of guy that wore his heart on his sleeve. and speaking straight from the heart, i told her i was out of line. i was only playing. i didn't mean any disrespect and i would never do anything to put her job in jeopardy. i also said i would back off and stop joking around with her if that's what she wanted. i also told her that i thought she was an awesome person and had a great personality. and with our conversations, she was an inspiration on wanting me to get off my ass and get out of prison. i know i'm an idiot. and i shouldn't play around with staff and prison. i apologize wholeheartedly to c.o. mcdaniel, to this hearings board, and to the facility. i meant no disrespect. it will not happen again. i have no intentions on compromising staff or the security of the facility. >> anything else? if nothing else, the board will make a decision. >> hansen waits ou

stephan hansen leaving the oracle floor for the final time. he shook hands with staffers, said goodbye. a last moment after winning three championships in the oracle era. >> while the warriors didn't three-point, former warrior patrick mc caw did. former warrior jeremy lin is also with the rapid orsz. he played one minute in the finals but is the first asian american to win an nba championship. >> in case you missed it, a send off to fans and workers. watch 47 seasons: a golden goodbye on all abc platforms, including amazon fire. >> we have news. we focus on issues. >> now the transit agency's board of directors say it's heard your concerns and is making changes as a result. >> kate has the story. >> they told me that after they got the result of a january survey that they had a 14% reduction in rider satisfaction. they decided to get serious about improving quality of life within the system by investing in safety. >> bart has big problems with safety and crime, homelessness, drunks and cleanliness. benn duffy hopes their newly passed budget w

. >> that's one that krista hansen hadn't anticipated, whichsy a pain. what can i say? but if more people were using these, it would be more available. and any sort of problem would be less of an issue. >> hansen says she traded in her prius a year and a half ago and loves her hydrogen-fueled vehicle. >> clearly we could have a problem with filling it up, i guess. but this is the first time i've encountered that. and unlike electric cars, it doesn't take you ten hours. it takes five, ten minutes. >> stephens estimate there are 3,000 to 5,000 fuel cell vehicles in the bay area. he anticipates true zero will be able to get some of its stations back online in the coming days. in the meantime, hansen says she plans to use her husband's gas-fueled vehicle instead. back live now, we reached out to the three car manufacturers of hydrogen fueled vehicles. honda tells us that they are offering free rentals to their customers without their customers dipping into their 21-day allowance that can get that by calling customer service. toyota tells us they're offering something simila

tom hansen reports on the latest chapter in this case. >> reporter: newly released body body cam video shows the moment the police entered his chicago apartment right after he was allegedly attacked. >> the actor appears to have a noose around his neck after he claims two men doused him of bleach yelling racist and homophobic slurs on january 29. his face is blurred out because police at the time considered him a victim. authorities released hundreds of files from the investigation including this clip of his alleged attackers running from the same area. are identified as the brothers. they were arrested after returning from a fight at chicago o'hare international airport. >> >> reporter: after being brought in for questioning the brothers claimed they were paid to stage the attack by him. in an attempt to get the actor more money from the show empire. eventually the charges were dismissed but it led to a firestorm on social media. as of now a special prosecutor is reviewing the dismissal. opening the door for him to be charged again. tom hansen, cbs news, new york. >>> 10 years ago tod

tom hansen reports. >> reporter: he has agreed to comply with it and we look forward to assessment. late into the night to say house democrats announce what many on the left have been waiting for, former special counsel robert mueller will testify before the house judiciary and intelligence committees. in an open session on wednesday, july 17. judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler on cnn explained why he feels we need to hear from mueller. >> there's been a campaign of misrepresentation by attorney general b.a.r.t. loomis was a visitor what was in the report i the president and keep saying the report found no collusion or obstruction. that's not true. either way. so it's important american people hear from him on what the report found. >> reporter:'s of or similar answer questions publicly about his 22 month investigation into russian contacts with president trump's campaign. the committees have been in negotiations with mueller for weeks about his testimony. his only public statement about the 448 page report was last month when he said the report should speak for itself. >> an

from lakewood alone.e the 25-mile trip ♪ ♪ ♪ >> among the group is a district engineer, colonel ray hansen district is responsible for keeping screens open in this part of the country, and recently -- of trash on the open river. there are septic tanks that overflow. we have even seen oil. it is right below a tank farm. we have an under investigation already. ♪ >> below the rapids, there's a retreat called camp hyde, stopped by a small waterfall. rains -- one, that he could float his metal kayak over the falls. ♪ >> and two, that he could catch bass from the ones polluted waters. ♪ ♪ trips hascess of past focused attention at the desperate situation. the mayor and the citizens have cleaned up their part of the away, evenwing trash cleaning the riverbed itself, and have transformed the field into a town park and picnic area. the general consensus was good. it is in better condition than it has been in years. the 25 mile trek ended. south, the second water reservoir. and when the weather is good, you can find fishermen on the roadside, where highway 15 crosses the lake. it is one of the few r

the president of the security studies group jim hansen, thank you for being with us.is fighter, a canadian citizen set isis contacted him wanting to take a boat from puerto rico to mexico and mexico into the united states to commit financial attacks. do you know what he means by a financial attack? >> reporter: there are ways he could attack the financial system. one fear is an attack on internet nodes coming in and out of new york city that could shutdown financial trading. that could shutdown the us economy and you can hardly blame isis for looking at the southern border. it is essentially undefended. no offense to border patrol people but they are woefully over tasked and economic migrants flooding the system i taking their eye off of the possibility the terrorists and others with much worse intend are using that flow of migrants. it is a problem we need to look at. todd: i heard expert say this is all about the funnel. these border agents are distracted in one area and there is no wall, it prevents that funneling of everybody into one check point, where the evalua

doesn't transform our sports desk is a good thing for hansen well in the face of a very good thing 125000000 years as you say is a whole lot of money by the brain does legal standards and it could get even better if i had to because the horse does have the option to increase the state's just under 50 percent from $37.00 german media reporting that it's how it's an investment could then be worth 225000000 euros so wholly to money but some fans are a bit skeptical because they're always concerned when outside interests get involved in german football even though this guy can get a majority but could they use that money to buy some big name players yes they could and once all the liabilities have been covered the media reporting that most of the money will be used to dip into the transfer market now they can be able to buy name are they going to be able to buy lino messi. the price is still too high for those friends but what they can do is use it to build a core of the school they don't want marquee signings they want to build the backbone for the club to invest in the future so is the bundesl

caroline graham hansen with the first for norway. isabell herlovsen got hers in the second.outh korea got a goal back through yeo minji, but they lose all three of their group matches. elsewhere, germany punished an error—strewn display from south africa, to finish top of group b. leena magull tapping in the two time champions‘ fourth goal. bangladesh came out on top in a must—win match against the west indies at the cricket world cup on monday. shakib al hassan hit a century for them at taunton, in the south west of england, to keep their hopes of reaching the semi—finals alive. patrick geary was watching the action. it isa it is a long way from taunton to both bangladesh and the west indies but chris gallop‘s approach to a crossroads is usually to accelerate but it turns out galeforce was not even a slight breeze. gone for a duck. others came charging. lewis made a steady 70. while the roof was written to be brought down. until this, only a nearby building restricted it to 105 metres. bangladesh did their best to contain west indies. outfit 96 limiting the target to 392. s

from the spot she was then found just after half time as south korea conceded another penalty graham hansen was substituted with injuries so isabel lopes and stepped up to school. happy are the n.b.a.'s freshly crowned champions the raptors were given a hero's welcome as they took an open top bus ride through toronto around 2000000 people lined the streets of the city to cheer on the team and were celebrating their 1st ever n.b.a. championship raptors beat the golden state warriors in the finals to become the 1st canadian team that's right the next to clinch the title. don't forget you can always get the news to go just download our app from a google play or from the apple store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use the w. app to send us photos and videos when you see news happening. they're watching e.w. news up next the fair is fair share of and more steam is up next with all the business news stick around i'm sure he'd like to see. the 1st economy most of. his grand moments arrives. join

the biggest dollar in percent hansen, a packaged food business in denmark, down 12%.weaker guidance to the market around the revenues. that stock is on the wane. we've got ex-dividends making their impact felt. let's get a first word news update with debra mao. : a bloomberg's group, huawei's ties to the military looks closer than it knowledged. several of huawei's employees have collaborated on research projects with armed forces personnel, including a joint effort to classify emotions in online video comments. if trade talks with china fall through, billions more in tariffs. president trump promised on fox business if he is not happy with progress after the g20. the white house announced the president's are set to meet at 11:30 a.m. on saturday. the time. goldman sachs has joined jpmorgan in slashing its forecast for u.s. yields. the wall street lender sees 10 year down from a 2.8 projection as recently as last sunday. expectations of a long trade war and a dovish shift by key central banks. is said to have breached the iran nuclear deal for the first time today. th

opioids in his memoir "in pain" also published this week in jan castro, harvard lecturer jonathan hansen recalls the upbringing and years of fidel castro. in " words no bars can hold" deborah Ãfox our efforts to teach literacy in prison. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week. and watch these authors on book tv on c-span2. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2, we are at new york city at the annual publishers convention talking with authors who have books coming out and now we want to introduce you to anna wiener. she has a book coming out in january of 2020 called "uncanny valley". anna wiener, what do you do now for a living and how did you get there? >> great question. currently writing full-time. i'm a contributing writer for the new yorker website that covers culture in san francisco. i got there probably through the most backward path imaginable. >> walk us through it. starting with college. >> starting with college, it was just my 10 year reunion. i did not attend. i graduated in 2009 from lesley university with a degree in sociology. i just read in the wall street j

name, lilly a phony hansen.his is a powerful publication of ideas, but you will see -- it is 1966 or 1967, and they are doing a piece on what if you are arrested. it is very old-school. ask for an attorney, write a letter. it is not at all part of the real world of stonewall where they are throwing you into paddy wagons. it is a different era, but "if you are arrested" reminds us all that this is when we had sodomy laws and simply being homosexual -- openly homosexual -- was a crime. host: as our viewers watch the films let's better understand who she was. born in hamburg, germany, she came to the u.s. when? what were her early years like? mr. francis: lilli was born in hamburg germany in 1937. , hamburg was in nazi germany, and her parents brought her to the united states in 1949. she went to columbia to study literature. she joined the women's army corps, and in the women's army corps, in a gay purge, which they frequency had in the women's army corps, she got booted. it was one of the greatest things that eve

i'm tom hansen. >>> one of the most exclusive luxury hotels is being fined nearly $2 million for failing to provide beach access to the public. they agreed to pay $1.6 million in fines. that is for rae feetdly denying the public access to the coast for two decades,n't second largest penalty handed down. the hotel must add more public parking spaces at a nearby parking lot and signs that the garage has spots. >> the ritz-carlton stole from the people of california because one of the things that makes california so great is that we get to go to the beach. >>> the ritz-carlton has agreed to make it clear to the public that they are welcomed there. they have been fined for this issue twice before. >>> 4:39. >> it is like a love letter in the form of a song. coming up, the young new country artist showing her love for san jose. >>> let's take a look once again at san francisco on this cool and cloudy morning. we will be right back. and save hundreds on your wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks great. are these words for sale? no. go, go, go, go. now you can get fast, reliable

given the current situation with lots of steam having accumulated under the lid there is a lot of hansen among the leaders themselves and many of them just want things to change anything there can be real at this summit. it's possible that there won't be any major breakthroughs but i do expect some changes following a number of bilateral meetings including the meeting between the presidents of russia and the united states. thank you very much for your time. thank you. you know world big partisan group lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bad and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. world leaders that meet at the g. 20 summit in osaka seeking breakthroughs on trade tensions and political standoffs . are a. little disappointed. with what seems to be working together they gave us great opportunities to follow up on t

carry yoga with us all day long it's been proven to make people calmer and more relaxed as we begin hansen's our quality of life and it's not just about one symptom. it's always about the entire person and their life. little wonder then that yoga has become so popular especially given its many different forms including easy exercises for beginners. ok let's let's do it it's do some yoga so let's practice yeah right so what's your ringback that'll be a 3 day trip ok so powering your i'd like to look you need lift your left leg up you're like right. in the heel in the middle if you rip. trust up hold of the left hand and look at it. and not relax. and breathing look at your belly and your face smile. oh it feels. actually it feels a bit stable more unstable then you look to me ok and but but what's breathing so important i mean it's would be easier for me to just hold my breath on the roof in the living. room. and train everything. and direct station is also important in your. total exhale relax. and the next in here is much more. lifting your chest. so you think what you do i think in there i

reporter tom hansen on the trivia whiz's extraordinary run. >> reporter: james holtz hour reinvented the way people play jeopardy, blowing out competitors and racking up more than $2 million in winnings. it all came to a screeching halt on monday show when the professional las vegas sports bettors 32 game winning streak ended. just about $58,000 shy of ken jennings record in 2004. >> we will say goodbye to james, we will see him again. >> take care. so long. >> he was beat out by librarian emma bacher who correctly answered a question about authors. ironically, holtz hour credits the library with his vast wealth of trivial knowledge. >> i think my number one feeling was that if i had to go out, i really wanted to go out agait erhat beat me in a straight up contest, not because i made it with a silly mistake here and there and that was really great. >> during hiextraordinary run, holtz hour averaged $77,000 in winnings per game. shattering all kinds of jeopardy records. including the most money won in a single episode 15 times. and playing 11 perfect games with no wrong answers. >> i'

>> that's kind of what this storm chaser billy hansen decided to do. been trying to capture a tornado, like this, for two years. and when he heard the notification that a tornado was going to hit, he figured i'm going to give it a shot. and the drone continues to fly closer and closer to this tornado. you see it looks like it is happening in slow motion from where we are. >> it is not like this in the rest of the world. just this area. >> this rope tornado didn't cause any damage, but it was part of a swarm of tornados that caused minor injuries and minor damage. >> does he say if he was willing to risk losing the drone? >> he said he almost did lose it. he knows that's a risk. he's been wanting to do this for such a long time, it made sense. >> that's pretty impressive. >> cameras are everywhere now, specifically in the doorbell. this woman walks out the door, right into the camera. >> surprised it is there. >> shouldn't be. it appears to be her house. >> it is her mom's house. >> walks out the door, turns around, looks back at it and boom, kisses her

. >> reporter: virginia beach city manager dave hansen: >> the lives of 12 people were cut short by aseless, incomprehensible act of violence. so today, we all grieve. >> reporter: now, people have been adding to this memorial over my left shoulder throughout the day. it will likely continue to grow. president trump has ordered all government buildings, including u.s. embassies overseas, to fly the american flag at half-staff to pay respects for those killed in this attack. reena. >> ninan: errol barnett in virginia beach. errol, thank you. well, of the 12 people killed in the shooting, 11 were city employees. the 12th was a contractor, simply there to fill out a permit. natalie brand has more. >> we lost friends and family, >> repok, heard the shooting friday from where she works at the nearby courthouse building, returned today to pray. >> know that their lives mattered. >> reporter: 11 city employees and a contractor were killed in what city leaders call the most devastating day in the history of virginia beach. the victims included public works and public utilities engineers, an a

hansen for coming and exposing yourself into your experiences and family. in thank you for speaking for black men and the experiences and not being afraid to expose that part of yourself as well. i think that is something, i know you spoke about one ability, and being comfortable in showing your vulnerability. that something we as black people have difficulty doing because what is happened to us historically when we do that. i was hoping you could tell us more of the specifics of what your organization does, that is important for people to hear as an example of nonprofits are doing in the space. >> we started off with a listening tour, put on the table, we have a problem. so long we've been sweeping it under the carpet, people feel like they can at least talk about it. in trying to get trained professionals in schools suffered from a genetic situation instead of labeling them special ed and getting them the help that they need. we are also in the prison system, and they have mental issues, and it happens because the issue has not been dealt with so they fin

fouls just after half time south korea conceded another penalty graeme hansen was substituted. with injuries so isabel. also stepped up to school. so is facebook the place where you want to buy a crypto currency or find out more about that but stand up in this business with you know all the laws here on d w for now though for me brian thomas and the entire news team thanks for being with us. to talk to. me this summer's hot chick on the africa cup of nations 24 teams give it their all. who are the favorites what are the fans of sex. we take a closer look for that to go swimming team in africa cup of nations kicks off putting it off 60 minutes w. . so if you'd have to get through the bundesliga break without a football 6 think again. the cleveland suburbs come from submissive excitement. not some. lengths to 19 the length of the results on the d.w.p. misled. earth. home to millions of species oh we're sitting. on those are big changes and most start with small steps globally 2 years tell stories of creative people looking to innovative projects around the world like to use the t

quite potentially cause an upset because they're as i say full strength and watch out for carolyn hansen who pulls the strings from midfield then number 10 that's a name to country with and to russia can only in the hands of mats medal useful thank you. france has issued its 1st ever read alert for dangerous weather amid the record breaking heat wave sweeping europe parts of france and spain are sweltering in temperatures of more than 40 degrees celsius and forecasts warning of even hotter conditions on friday germany and other northern european countries are also getting their share of the heat. sometimes the only way to escape the heat is to go for it. that's what these germans on the banks of the rhine did when's the horror in temperatures came to europe. scientists say such weather is made more likely by climate change as it is refreshing and it's fun to go swimming with friends and to lie in the sun. now is whether it means not just so when the weather is this good you don't need to go on holiday. across the continent they struggled to keep cool weather on 2 legs or 4. but the extre

rocks in the fence and they should be in this match and then up front as well they have caroline hansen who will cause england a lot of problems and even themselves have some fitness doubts that captain steph horton is an injury doubt in this game and also her defense department believe brought as a virus has been a virus going around the england camp so we're yet to see how the england team will line up but i think this game will hinge on the defense and noise is strong in with a missing a few key players potentially and so on tipping norway to spring a surprise and knock england out of this tournament very exciting stuff will be watching of course and reporting for all our viewers are over the next 3 days of the finals coming up here in the quarter at least in the in the world cup wins work of young expat from sports thanks so much fun. runner the top stories we're following for you here today on the news in the u.s. the 1st 10 democratic presidential hopefuls have clashed in a televised debate there from a wider field of contenders with some of the more well known names debating late

government they have to make tradeoffs tradeoffs between the environmentalists to do that in places like hansen in places like barton brought there's a why different thing because to start somewhere and that's the state they do not decide about economic policies not about tax policies not very much about labor market policies but these are the areas where the tradeoffs will come up between a clear environmental policy and these kind of policy they can be for 7 years and government. from 1970 where a much you are right they were not punished this is getting an interest for these topics that especially cisco policy i thought was quite interesting to see that on us government on the federal level the greens have now prepares to attack one of the holy principles of the grand coalition the blacks there i mean we've seen a policy proposal that's an interesting line of inquiry and this is something we would have expected from the social democrats by the brains to say we need to. address the investment gap we need to go away from the black 0 policy and we need to think about structural investments in o

back to so cold it was busy but also the joke around the world was that thanks very much liane hansen is up with more news after the break you've been watching the news with me so rob thanks very much for time and your company stay with us. burnell reads like a real. a creator a twit tax returns to activism with a new mission. trying to build software. but can't digital dissidents work within the technological free market it's a race to get sicker patients when they're still from the capitalists part of the rebel geek series. it's a daunting climb to one of the holiest sites in due time. ball astri seems to defy gravity every piece of these is expected to complete the pilgrimage to ensure peace and happiness when it became a democracy in 2008 the time put happiness at the center of all political policy inspiring the un to pass a resolution urging other nations to follow betimes example but how do you measure it brittany's happiness is what we ensure it's if it is quantifiable but by simply turning its pursuit into policy bhutan has done what no other country has. on the counting the c

president to lead archaea hansen has died at the age of 89 is their 17 years as president. the vice president brazil's football federation has suggested that star player neymar should be left out of the copa america has had trouble build up to the tournaments being stripped of the captaincy for disciplinary issues and he's also fighting allegations he raped a woman in paris last month but he has to strike a return to training after an injury but was on the end of a heavy tackle later on wednesday brazil will take on cathcart from. origin but let's be honest he's not in the right mental states a play in a corporate america to face a lot of journalists asking the same questions every day it would be good for all if he pulled down because he won't play to his potential in the world cup he didn't play well he failed to deliver so imagine the pressure now i think that everybody would win if neymar didn't come for this call. now that joke of a gem alexanders of red meat in the quarter finals of the french open later on but rain has been delaying play where do you know the make up

tourists don't hear they're very strong and they also have the awesome all in attack in caroline hansen and as well as isabelle loves and i think they're going to cause in a few troubles especially because england have some injury doubts about a virus going around the camp so not only brought is in danger of missing out and then the captain stuff horton also could be missing the 2 defensive linchpins could be missing so i think i'm tipping norway to go through on this one card well that's washer kay thank you so much. for that and i just want to say that you're watching you know your news live from bro and next up conflict zone but glad i'm merits of retiree vice president of the democratic party. i'll be back again now with more news at the top of the hour for now thank you so much for spending part of your day with. cut cut. cut cut. cut. cut cut. cut. cut cut cut cut. to. enter the conflict zone with jim sebastian the song east european state of moldova a new coalition government largesse his grievances might be mature but current fights president of the outgoing government crap you

back never got going and the bruins wrapped up a 72 victory in the closing stages through marcus you hansen game 4 of the series is also instant louis on monday night. we were ready to play and i didn't i felt we would be because of the guys have been here and done it because we tend to respond well after a loss or do i think we'd score 3 goals in the 1st period not what i thought would be ready to play a least you know be in the game be a competitive 1st year they have been a good force jim go for martin kaymer is well placed to end his 5 year victory drought going into sunday's final round of the memorial tournament the 2 time major champion holds a 2 shot lead over the field in ohio after picking up 6 shots in a round of 66. tiger woods for an amount of contention but was still delighting his fans with shots like this one from the bunker. the players only came to find for my head in his 3rd major the u.s. open which starts in 10 days time. all right that is useful and i will have more free later joe thank you very much for that tip for this news hour on al-jazeera do stay with us plenty

to their defense and maria they're very strong and they also have the arsenal in attack in carolyn hansen as well as isabelle and i think they're going to cause in a few troubles especially because england have some injury doubts about a virus going around the camp so not only brought is in danger of missing out and then they kept instead horton also could be missing so too defensive linchpins could be missing so i think i'm tipping norway to go through on this one card well let's watch your kid thank you so much. for that and i accept him as football now in the africa cup of nations the host city egypt has advanced to the round of 16 with one game to spare thanks to a 2 deal victory over the democratic republic of congo their start most salah picked up one of those goals meanwhile their huge area has pushed through as well by defeating guinea one nil. and before i let you go reminder of our top story this hour. g. 20 leaders have begun arriving in japan for a high stakes meeting they'll be trying to patch up serious differences over trade and tariffs and how to tackle the global climate

. >> reporter: brooks hansen and kenny stubblefield were just 15 years old when the two best friendsere sexually abused by their youth pastor. >> he forced me to sleep in the bed with him. and i woke up with his hands down my pants. >> reporter: they mustered up the courage to report the assaults to their church pastor, who assured them he would handle the situation. your pastor told you not to say anything. >> for me to be a faithful christian we should be quiet. >> not to talk to anybody, that they would handle it. and they didn't. >> reporter: a recent investigation by the "san antonio-express news" and the "houston chronicle" found near 700 people had been sexually assaulted by nearly 400 church leaders and church volunteers over the past 20 years. >> yes, it can happen to your church. >> reporter: responding to growing complaints of inaction, officials at the annual convention are trying to address the issue. j.d. gruyere is president of the southern baptist convention. >> the vast majority of southern baptist pastors are not uncaring, but they are complacent because they are as

christian hansen is with the patient rights action fund and knows about this topic and joins us tonightis case in the netherlands is horrifying and getting attention. it's not unique. tell us what you make of it? >> the system failed this young girl in the netherlands. that's a tragedy. we don't need to look to the netherlands to see how laws that legalize assisted suicide abandon patients who have depression. oregon, 25% of patients in 2006, were clinically depressed with they requested lethal medication and they received it anyway. these laws abandon vulnerable patients. the case in the netherlands shows it's a short distance between justifying and aiding people in killing themselves for a terminal illness to wrath -- rationalizing it in mental illness. >> tucker: we are sending a clear message to the sick and the suffering. you are inconvenient and expensive. you have a duty to die and get off the stage. >> exactly. these laws send the message that some laws are not worth living. where do you draw that line? these laws are not about terminal illness, pain or suffering. they are sayin

. >> reporter: brooks hansen and kenny stubblefield were just 15 years old when the two best friends were sexually abused by their youth pastor. >> forced me to sleep in the bed with him, and i woke up with his hands down my pants. >> reporter: they mustered up the courage to report the assaults to their church pass for, who assured them he would handle the situation. your pastor told you not to say anything. >> for me to be a faithful christian, i had to stay quiet. >> he told us he would handle it and we should be quiet. >> reporter: a recent investigation by the "houston chronicle" and "san antonio express news" found more than 700 people had been sexually assaulted by nearly 400 southern baptist church leaders and volunteers over the past 20 years. >> yes, it can happen in your church. >> reporter: responding to growing complaints of inaction, officials at the southern baptist church annual convention are trying to address the issue. j.d. gruyere is president of the southern baptist convention. >> but out of the vast majority of southern baptist pastors aren't uncaring but many o

that is an idea that was coined by alvin hansen in the 1930's and he single-handedly has revived it over past five years. he has been hammering on it. larry summers. jason: former treasury secretary. revived it over the past five peter: he was the treasury secretary under clinton and head of the national economic council under obama. jason: former president of harvard. still teaches at harvard. he knows a thing or two about this. peter: he does. his thought is that we have gotten into a situation where there is a chronic shortfall of demand by businesses and households and the only way to keep the economy growing at a decent pace is by fiscal and monetary stimulus, kind of extreme, more than you really feel comfortable with. fiscal stimulus being sort of deficit spending and monetary stimulus being very low interest rates. we are in a situation where there is a lot of fiscal stimulus because of the 2017 tax cut. and interest rates remain quite low, considering how low the unemployment rate is. even with that, growth is just kind of ok. carol: let's get a little bit more on peter's story.

that is an idea that was coined by alvin hansen in the 1930's and he single-handedly has revived it over past five years. he has been hammering on it. larry summers. jason: former treasury secretary. peter: he was the treasury secretary under clinton and head of the national economic council under obama. jason: former president of harvard. still teaches at harvard. he knows a thing or two about this. peter: he does. his thought is that we have gotten into a situation where there is a chronic shortfall of demand by businesses and households and the only way to keep the economy growing at a decent pace is by fiscal and monetary stimulus, kind of extreme, more than you really peter: he does. feel comfortable with. fiscal stimulus being sort of deficit spending and monetary stimulus being very low interest rates. we are in a situation where there is a lot of fiscal stimulus because of the 2017 tax cut. and interest rates remain quite low, considering how low the unemployment rate is. even with that, growth is just kind of ok. carol: let's get a little bit more on peter's story. taylor riggs

thomas wright, ottawa pippinger, rex pemblo, jewel ross, renee francisco, leslie simon, hansen. >> good afternoon, i'm garry barringer and i'm a native of the city campus and have been a homeowner there for 40 years. i'm also a retired city employee having worked for the juvenile probation department for the past 15 years. i have been a supporter of the city college, voting for every bond measure that the college has been, has presented to the voters. i've taken advantage of the community aspect of city college, having taken classes in real estate, dance, exercise, music, film and piano. and i fear that this budget that you are putting forth had taken the community right out of the san francisco community college system. education is exploration. education is opportunity. education is not a guided pathway where you take young people by the nov nose and leadm and tell them what they have to take. education is for growth and this budget goes in the opposite way. it's taking community and the joy out of learning. i'm also here to support the building of the performing arts and education ce

hansen says despite the hiccup, she still loves her hydrogen fueled vehicle. >> i would absolutely geter one, i must say. >> in the meantime, she plans to use her husband's gas-fueled vehicle instead. we reached out to the three car manufacturers of hydrogen fueled vehicles. they all got back to us. honda says they're offering customers free rentals, and it won't impact their 21-day allowance. they say customers should contact customer service. toyota says they're doing the same thing on a case-by-case basis, and hyundai tells us they're monitoring the situation closely. in south san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> all right, melanie, thank you. >>> all right. time to check on our weather because that temperature is heading up. >> you can really feel it today. getting steamy. spencer christian is here. >> it's going get even steamier the next couple of days. live doppler 7, we have a little bit of fog at the coast, beginning to push slightly out over the bay. and 24-hour temperature change shows many of our inland areas are 7 to about 11 degrees warmer than they were this hou

victor davis hansen, the great skit removed you, how are you?ur wife really going to do that reality show? >> it's a lot of click great rumors, sean. she was never asked. >> sean: i'm just checking, because that means you are going to be on that show, and i'm like, oh, no. >> if i'm on the show that we have to get that negotiated in the contract, you are on the show with me. >> sean: okay come over my dead body. >> you know that it's definitely not going to happen. >> sean: victor davis hanson, you are a great historian and have great intellect. is there any occasion where this has worked? >> bernie sanders for 30 years as a congressman and a senator, don quixote attacking socialist windmills and that was because people in the 20th century remembered national socialism in germany, soviet socialism, combined for 30 million dead. even the forms we've seen in our own lifetime more recently, nicaragua, cuba, they always end in poverty and a structure in. i just got back from greece and even left-wing greece has just rejected this european election,

i pressed the chief and the city manager hansen whether there were any disciplinary notes in his work record, conflicts with other employees that might have prompted him to go in and do this and again, they were not prepared to give that information or they may not know it yet, victor. those are some critical components here that we still as yet do not know. >> brian, some details they are choosing to keep a secret, close to the vest right now because of the investigation. other elements they're still working to get answers to those questions. brian todd, thank you for your reporting. joining me now to discuss is virginia beach mayor bobby dyer. first, my condolences to you and this community because these are not just constituents. these 11, and 12, we'll talk about bert snelling, were friends, were co-workers, were fellow public servants. more than 12 hours on, what are you feeling this morning? >> i'll tell you what, it's still a sense of shock, disbelief, why did this happen. i guess the big question is why. we want to know too. yes, police are looking into it, and, you know, be e

to mayor dyer, who leads this city, to the city manager, dave hansen, our chief of police cervera, thank you for your leadership, as well as elected officials here at this difficult time here in virginia beach. we continue to focus on these families, on the victims, as we said yesterday, these are 12 individuals who came to work in the city of virginia beach thinking that they would go home in the evening. and they didn't return and has left a tremendous void in our families and in our community. i've had the opportunity along with some other elected officials to visit our local hospitals. i am a doctor. i served in desert storm. i have been in situations such as this. and it was important for me to go to our hospitals and thank the doctors and nurses and staff. and i can also let you know i had the opportunity to speak with some of the families. they send their thanks for the heroic deeds that were performed yesterday. and i want to assure you that they are all being well cared for in our local hospitals. i want to also thank the outpouring of support and love that has come not only in

more chill" comes on the heels of severalic successful ms about teen angst, including "dear evan hansenoland waan original cast member theree oo. but thosfollowed a more traditional route to broway, where production costs run high and ticket prices regularly top $100. do you see this as a potential new model for the way theater and broadway can work? or is this kind of a one-off? >> i certainly hope 's a potential new model. the idea that a little show can make it to broadway because actual human beings love it, not because it has name recognition, brand recognition-- that's i think, a dream. >> brown: for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown on broadway. >> woodruff: on the newshour online right now: as we mark the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots, a major turning point in the fight for gay rights, we asked the new york public library to share someok young adult that feature lgbtq characters. you can find those suggestions on our website: pbs.org/newshour. robertosta is preparing for more on president trump's decision to cabsle an airstrike against iran. newshouer weekend saturda

finished 2nd in their group they were 21 winners over south korea thanks to 2 penalties from caroline hansen and isabel. the koreans have been eliminated from the. new u.s. open golf champion gary woodland has jumped from 25th to 12 in the new world rankings following a 3 shot victory at pebble beach in california on sunday woodland clinched his 1st major in star with the 1st 30 foot birdie putt on the 18th they finished on 13 and that's 3 shots clear of 2 time defending champion brooks kicker the 35 year old takes home $2250000.00 in prize money. andy murray returns to tennis this week after what he describes as a life changing operation on he's hip the former world number one has been out for 5 months and wants to play singles eventually for noble he's teaming up with spaniard feliciano lopez in the doubles at london's queen's club i don't know how it's going to feel really. for what and how the operation but it's been it's been brilliant completely like life changing for me really but ultimately all you can do is give your best of my best now might not be the same as what it was when i wa