>> janelle, thank you. the star foot ball player at the center of a south bay revenge porn case surrendered to authorities this morning. this is a story that our investigative unit first broke last month. san jose native maurice washington is a freshman running back at the university of nebraska. he is accused of sending a video to his ex-girlfriend last year. the two were classmates at the kings academy in sunnyvale. she says the video showed two of her former classmates -- not in the video and did not record it. lifornia's revenge porn law by sending the video to inflict emotional harm. and because the woman was 15 when that video was recorded, washington faces a felony child porn charge. >> there will be no oakland city council meeting tomorrow. that postponement out of respect for council woman lynette mcill han ee whose 21-year-old son was shot and killed over the weekend. the student was killed about a mile away from the l.a. campus when he walked into robbery in progress. nbc bay area's melissa color

please welcome janelle james, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> ah! hello! the holidays are over. you ain't got to talk to nobody any more. [ laughter ] you ain't got to go nowhere. you're not legally obligated to visit your family for another nine months. are we basking? [ laughter ] i'm basking. i love seclusion. [ light laughter ] but i feel like, if you're well-adjusted, it's your responsibility to check on your gloomy friends in january. you know that, right? like, people like me, you need a cheerful friend, they come over, open drapes and [ bleep ]. that's their favorite thing to do. [ laughter ] you know? "why are you sitting in the dark?" you know? that broad. i have a cheerful friend. i can only see her, like, twice a month or i'll kill her. but i need her. you know what i mean? i need her. i need her. she's always telling me i'm depressed. "you're depressed, you should go to therapy!" you know, she white. [ laughter ] and -- that's a joke. black people go to therapy. we just started last year. it's brand-new. we in there. [ laughter ] with the heal

it's going to be different, janelle. elon musk releasing a memo not just to the press but to members of tesla's team. there are some changes. he said in order to reach the lower price point, they have to cut costs across the board. so starting now, tesla rooms and stores. they will also lay off some of their sales staff in order to meet that price point. tesla says it has to do that to lower the price across the board. now, going forward all tesla orders will be either online or on your mobile device. wall street still trying to digest all these changes, trading lower by about 30% in afterhours trading. >> scott, thank you so much for the update. >> you bet. >>> up next at 6:00, taking a dip. yes, the reason home sales are at their lowest levels in the bay area in more than a decade. >>> plus, tackling bullying. the only way silicon valley knows how to. we'll show you the new video local students and police just released. >>> storm ranger and mobiledoppk across the bay area as the flooding continues in the north bay. we'

>> reporter: raj, janelle, good evening. this opens the toward for an incredible amount of financial exposure, much more money for plaintiffs who are suing the company. but let's be clear about what the headline is for today. this is a second san francisco jury that has found causation between glyphosate and non-hodgkins lymphoma. we have a long way to go. let's talk about what's happened here in this first phase. the determination was that there would basically be a question. can roundup cause cancer, and did roundup cause cancer four edwin hardman. the answers were yes, unanimously for a jury. but the liability will be determined in the days ahead. did monsanto know about the dangers and try to influence the government, the public. here's a statement the plaintiffs' attorneys just issued. now we can focus on the evidence that monsanto has nottic at that and responsible objective approach to the safety of roundup. instead, focussing on manipulating public opinion. monsanto, now bayer, with a diametrically different opinion,

we'll tell you right now, raj and janelle, it is still flooded there. fire experts told me they expect it to be receded by 6:00 tonight. it's the main artery into guerneville. but as far as we can tell right now, it is still very flooded. that will be the key to getting everyone back in and situated here in guerneville. that is the latest this evening. sam brock, nbc bay area news. >>> a dramatic rescue from last night. look down below. a man stuck in his car. he tried driving his prius in santa rosa. he had to call for help from on top of the car. don't drive on those flooded roads. >>> the flood waters may be receding, but people still need boats to get around. many of the roads are impassable. this is another view, the main road through town it has sonoma county sheriff's office tweeted this earlier from their boat. we continue our team coverage with nbc bay area's jodie hernandez. one man saw the damage in his home for the first time. jodie. >> reporter: janelle, believe it or not despite all this flood water, the water actually has receded here qui

. >> i'm janelle wang. raj and jessica have the night off. >>> special counsel robert mueller has delivered his report to the attorney general looking into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. >> that's right, and although they don't yet know what that report says, we're already getting reaction from across the country. nbc bay area's scott budman joins us now with the details. scott? >> anousha, the reaction is coming in from washington and the bay area tonight, and this without knowing all that much. what we do know is that mueller has already charged 34 people as part of his investigation, obtaining guilty pleas or convictions for seven of them. he's not recommending any more indictments which means for now, no indictments of trump family members or president trump himself, at least on this case. it is now up to the attorney general, william barr, to decide how much of any of this report is released or whether other charges could be filed. we spoke to a local political science professo

>> reporter: it's a test of technology, janelle. here is the goal, to get a signal as fast as possible from the sight of an earthquake to your mobile device. about 40,000 people in oakland will be tested on wednesday. so get your cell phones ready for an earthquake warning amber alert style. >> basically to push the button at or around 11:00 a.m. and to send the message through the pipeline to a 60-square block region of downtown oakland. >> testing a way to let people know through their mobile phones that an earthquake is on the way. >> yeah, it would help. it would still be scary. >> if you can give me a ten/second warning, that will be worth it. >> reporter: the test is south of 23rd, north of 11th, west of harrison, east of jefferson. nobody knows just how much warning we'll get. but officials say it's important to use technology to try to get the word out ahead of earthquake danger. >> it's important for us to be testing every possible way in order to inform the public when an earthquake is occurring. >> reporter: again, that t

let's bring in janelle wang with late details. janelle. >> both those airlines, raj and jessica, have the new boeing 737 max 8 in their fleet. senator feinstein says ground all of them until we know what is going on. just a couple of hours ago, she released a statement saying in part, quote, until the cause of the crash is known and it's clear that similar risks aren't present in the domestic fleet, i believe all boeing 737 max 8 series aircraft operating in the u.s. should be temporarily grounded. and that has raised questions, it says in the quote, and she wants a remedy and some answers. yesterday's crash killed 157 people in ethiopia. eight of them americans. ntsb and inspectors from boeing have the two black boxes to try and figure out what caused the plane to go down just six minutes after takeof

. >> reporter: janelle, stunningly atrocious callousness, that is how prosecutors described what happened to poor rocky who is just a puppy that couldn't weigh more than a few pounds. now, we should note at this point these are just allegations. there is some video of rocky playing with animal care and control and getting much needed love and nourishment as she's on the mend. you'll notice rocky lost a leg and had to be amputated. ronald jones is accused of picking rocky up like a bowling ball, hurling her into an elevator so hard, she crumpled and dropping her into a nearby trash chute. four days later the custodian heard the animal crying and they saved the dog. now three weeks later, rocky has been adopted by rebecca fenson, the investigating officer. >> with all the tlc, excellent care, love, veterinary care that she's received in the past few weeks, she has rebounded really well. her spirits are really high. >> the person had no respect for life. it was atrocious, it was cruel. and we're very fortunate that the dog survived. >> reporter: incredible that the dog lived through this. ro

. >> reporter: there's no question, janell. in some cases this was disastrous. now, the water has clearly gone down. i mean it used to be where that dirt line is behind me, but if you had a home or a business that was not raised up, the first floor of that entire structure is in one man's words likely covered in mud, slime and sludge. around 11:00 this morning cars streamed into guerneville passed a security check point on river road. what some residents actually found once they got back -- left them stunned, if not speechless. insulation hanging from the ceiling, mud caked all over the floors. >> you don't want to breathe this water in, you know what i mean. when you heat it up, you breathe this stuff in, it is toxic. look at this. >> reporter: i don't think you're safe to live upstairs, are? >> we have no place to go. >> reporter: sonoma county inspectors posted restricted use signs on homes that showed some sort of hazard. this team alone is responsible for reviewing as many as 90 parcels of land today. >> and you can see that if the water got up to that poin

the future of transport the geneva motor show is still a good place to be all right just yes or no janelle are you headed also to read only some. indeed of course it would be good to see how the mood very is especially since it seems car this goat is remaining in jail i would predict it's business as usual but of course we'll have to see ok we'll catch up with you on that when they're reporting from the geneva motor show thank you. to another topic now shares in nor dia the largest bank in the nordic region fell almost four percent on monday that following a finnish television report about the lenders alleged involvement in money laundering the news dragged down shares of other nordic banks as investors feel more revelations of illegal activities at the baltic units russian criminals allegedly use the financial institutions to channel their funds into the web. leaked documents showed north korea handled some seven hundred million euros in suspicious transactions between two thousand and five and twenty seventeen according to finish broadcaster the report said a new data leak revealed a sec

>> janelle, thank you. >>> the world got a major u.s. foreign policy announcement via twitter.sident tweeted that people should recognize israel's sovereignty over the golan heights. pompeo spent the day touring the western wall with netanyahu. it could mean a lot as israeli voters head to the polls in less than three weeks. >>> james comey has arrived in cupertino. he will speak at a sold-out crowd. it is the 51st annual celebrity forum. prior speakers have included presidents, journals and humanitarians. >>> a somber memorial. the oakland police department paid tribute to fallen officers. the primary focus was on four officers killed during the hunt for a suspected rapist. they were killed ten years ago to the day. it was the highest number of officers killed in a single event since the september 11 astacks. the department has lost a total of 49 officers in the line of duty. >>> if governor newsom gets his way, we could be paying $10 more a month to pay for unhealthy tap water. the governor is proposing that all water users pay somewhere between $1 and $10 a month to help for

>>> janelle, thank you. a lot of smiles at the white house. lts bring in larry gerston back with us. we discussed a major victory for president trump. do people really care now that this is sort of said and done. moving forward, do they care about what's happening here or focus on the next election? >> you've got three groups. the republicans are elated. the democrats down in the dumps. it's the ones in the middle. the ones who weren't that involved, the independents most likely to make a difference in the next election, those are the ones you're watching for. judging from what we've seen so far, they're going to lay low. not my issue anymore. >> the polling suggests it's immigration and economy, not this. regardless if the president is in the right or wrong. >> way low on the schedule. it's very important to trump's base. all the studies show that that base is more motivated than the democrats saw. the opposite of what we saw. >> the democrats, what do they do tonight? >> they have to be careful. they can't overstep. first of all, they want t

our janelle wang is following all the developments. she joins us now. >> yeah, raj and jessica, michael cohen is set to report to prison on may 6 after pleading guilty to lying to congress, tax evasion and bank fraud. but he wanted to report to congress one more time before he serves his three-year sentence. >>> michael cohen back on capitol hill, the president's former attorney and fixer behind closed doors, speaking again to the house intelligence committee. >> the hearings went very, very well. i believe that all of the members were satisfied with the statements and the responses that i gave to them. >> reporter: today cohen turned over new documents showing edits made to a written statement he gave to congress back in 2017. cohen now says that statement was not true. the edits are about a scrapped trump tower project in russia. the president's team has that a additional information that they would want, they should feel comfortable to reach out to my counsel and i would continue to cooperate to the fullest extent of my capabilities

i'm janelle marie. today, we have a great show for you. lafayette to visit the keely family, the whole gang. we got mom, dad, the four kids. we're gonna see their kitchen makeover and find out how they're enjoying it right now. also, we're gonna learn about cabinet refacing. now this is an alternative to semi-custom or custom cabinets. we're gonna find out all about that. and lead designer johnny is gonna take us behind the scenes of the showroom. now this is a one-stop-shop. you are going to love this. there's no subcontractors. they stock all of their materials. they handle all the permits. everything is taken care of with kitchen experts. you're gonna love it. so stay tuned for the next 30 minutes to see how your kitchen could be next. coming up on today's kitchen experts show, why homeowners recommend kitchen experts of california. - so johnny said, "i can do it in three weeks,"

. >> you'll have to get you a puppy, janelle. >> i know, puppies, kittsens, rabbits, turtles. >> youair them up with the people. >> it's so funny. sometimes they look like the owner. >> i love that. >> that is always fun. >> we have rainfall on doppler radar. tomorrow is wet into about 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. saturday, that's the day that's the most sunshine coming our way over the next days. we have more rain monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. three quarters of an inch to one and a half possible. so yes. saturday, i'm getting outside. i don't know about you guys. >> as long as it's sunny on the weekend, we'll take the rain during the week. >> thanks for joining us. nightly news is next. >> we'll be back at 6:00. >>> breaking news tonight. robert mueller delivers his highly anticipated report into possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia, bringing an end to a nearly two-year investigation. t,hat's in the report? how will the president respond? when, if ever, will the public get to see it? >>> new flames erupting sending black smoke into the sky at the site of th

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. now a potential new way to stop sideshows. people in contra costa county are worried about the spinouts, the speeding, and guns that often come with these sideshows. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez has the details. >> reporter: raj, folks here in contra costa county say they've been dealing with violent sideshows for far too long. now the county says they have a solution. these raised speed bumps may look low tech but the county says they hope they'll stop the side-showers in their tracks. this is just a taste of what folks in contra costa county have been living with for months. side show drivers doing dangerous maneuvers. we found this video on instagram. >> they're standing right where it's happening. >> it happens multiple times a week. sometime t

dismissed crocus accusation and denied any involvement in the crime but the story was given time by janelle t.v. one of the few mlle de haven media that the oligarchs control it was a riot demonstration of independence many independent journalists we spoke to complained about harassment prompting some to leave the country. and they are. although it. was only well thought of. on one occasion salome have chased after his pursuers you need your credit but most of them drove off in a car leaving warm behind the woman because it will force despite this individual being identified no police investigation was carried out and you thought that i thought i'd march some of them for a month think about are you most likely there was. you know what they were you know shocked by them or by them or was allowed to lie. so what odds do was more than four months the list but still the least little sleep. search episodes are not isolated. when a high profile investigative journalist natalia murari published an open letter to the whole nuke containing the following sentences you will never become the one you al

i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai.uerneville remains under water and there are a lot of problems for many local towns. >> about 2,000 buildings have flooded our sky ranger was overhead giving us a bird's eye view. much better than 24 hours ago, but you can see much of the area still under water. it will be weeks, not months, for it to dry out. >> we begin with nbc bay area's jodi hernandez in forestville. you were there yesterday in that exact same spot. how much has it changed? >> reporter: raj, it has changed dramatically. i'm actually standing on a road that i had to tour aboard a boat yesterday afternoon. those cars you see behind us were completely covered with water yesterday afternoon. while there's still a lot of water out here

janelle. >> thanks, scott. >>> this just into the newsroom. a scary situation out of the san jose. a woman sexually assaulted in her own home. it happened this morning on ironwood drive and al madden expressway. a man broke into her home and tried to rape her and officers arrive and arrested him. the woman does not know this man. >>> and as an oakland boy fights for his life police announce an arrest. we brought you story last night at breaking news. navon jackson found an unlocked gun under the bed and accidentally shot himself in the head. paramedics rushed him to the hospital where he is listed in critical but stable condition. police arrested terrance wilson the boyfriend of jackson's mother and police have not said why he was arrested. >> a possible measles exposure happened at a livermore restaurant saturday night. that is important. health officers say that anyone who was at sauced bbq and spirits between 8:00 and 11:00 may be at risk. they added it is important to seek care by tomorrow as there is preventative treatment that could be given within six days of exposure. and i

. >> i'm janelle wang. raj and jessica have the night off. >>> special counsel robert mueller has delivered his report to the attorney general looking into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. >> that's right, and although they don't yet know what that report says, we're already getting reaction from across the country. nbc bay area's scott budman joins us now with the details. scott? >> anousha, the reaction is coming in from washington and the bay area tonight, and this without knowing all that much. what we do know is that mueller has already charged 34 people as part of his investigation, obtaining guilty pleas or convictions for seven of them. he's not recommending any more indictments which means for now, no indictments of trump family members or president trump himself, at least on this case. it is now up to the attorney general, william barr, to decide how much of any of this report is released or whether other charges could be filed. we spoke to a local political science professo

dismissed crocus accusation and denied any involvement in the crime but the story was given time by janelle t.v. one of the few moldavian media outlets the oligarchs control it was a riot demonstration of independence many independent journalists we spoke to complained about harassment prompting some to leave the country. although it. was only well thought of c.s.k. on one occasion salome have chased after his pursuers you need your body but most of them drove off in a car leaving warm behind the woman the political force despite this individual being identified no police investigation was carried out and you saw the start of summer it marks a moment for mark think our daughter in law is not like that was. there with you know what there were you know each other by the more but the more it was allowed to . sue was more about the list but still the list of little sleep. search episodes are not isolated. when the high profile of the investigative journalist natalia murari published an open letter to the whole nuke containing the following sentences you will never become the one you always want

claremont middle schoolteacher janelle foraleza told us she watched the school board meeting online with her history students in class today. >> honestly it was disgusting. it was disheartening. >> reporter: a 4-3 vote to cut more than $20 million from the ousc budgets despite the protests of students. they staged a sickout today and stormed the meeting, their mouths bound. they accused the board of silencing students and teachers of selling them out for a contract that gave them a raise. >> after we stood in solidarity with our hard working teachers you turned your backs on us. do not say you care about your students after you used us for your raise. >> i understand why they feel betrayed. i just hope they don't think it's the teachers that betrayed them. >> reporter: the board's vote will slash funding for libraries, restorative justice programs and support services for foster youth among other things, cuts the board says balances their budget and completes the deal with the teachers union to end the strike. >> i hated that the school board is using our salary increase as an excuse to

. >> janell, both the donor and the school thought that art was the real deal, but not the case. let us show you what is the real deal. we're going to bring you inside here. you are looking at the school's after school program. these girls are a part of it. tonight, the academy's future is in jeopardy. >> it's almost like a warmth or a vibration in my chest. >> that's how seventh grader cadence strange describes how he feels when he sings with his classmates at oakland's pacific boy choir academy. >> but the future of the middle school is now up in the air after getting what they thought was a donation of valuable asian paintings. >> we had this extraordinarily generous donor who inherited some beautiful art from his parents and thought it was quite valuable, and he gave that art to us. >> the school used the art to borrow $400,000 to hire staff and build the program. before learning the paintings weren't worth what they thought. >> we discovered that instead of it being worth about $3 million, they were really nice posters. >> now the program's future is on the line, as parents

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series of breaking stories and of course there's donald trump told through the eyes of the world's janel ace that's right out of a hamas script that calls for the annihilation of israel that is not what that phrase means at all he joined the listening post as we turned the cameras on the media and focused on how they were caught on the stories that matter the most impact is a free palestine a listening post on al-jazeera. israel's prime minister cut short his trip to the u.s. after a rocket attack aboard the tell of the going to respond with force. and we shall carry this is live from doha also coming out. country some may survive the pressure a cabinet meeting under way amid talk of a growing plot to remove her from office. president. ford is not amounts to a. report so it's no conclusion critics declare the investigation is far from over. and they ended the misery caused by four years of war we look at yemen's shattered economy and its impact on people. and the firing of a rocket into a house north or tell of events prompted israel's prime minister to cut short a visit to washington d.

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. >> reporter: yeah, janelle, those early online tickets this morning went about as fast as bruno mars' tickets to the coliseum. the good news is if you didn't get them in the first round, we are likely to see many more cheap flights to hawaii in the near future. >>> some southwest passengers told us they've already snagged the cheap tickets. >> absolutely. why not have a good deal to get over there and have a vacation? >> others say they missed the web deals, but hope costs come down all over. >> i saw that, yes. and i plan to take advantage of it. >> reporter: you do? >> yeah, i'm going to maui this summer. >> intention, yes, i would love that. i love other price s to go down from the other airlines. >> reporter: airline experts tell us thefeaturing low as $49 will likely spread to other airlines. to see other airlines trying to match or maybe beat these prices because they want to stay in the competition. >> reporter: those flights to hawaii start here in oakland. later this month they launch from san jose in april. tonight at 6:00, a warning for those who plan to take the whole fam

series of breaking stories and then of course there's donald trump told through the eyes of the world's janel ace that's right out of a hamas script that calls for the and aisle ation of israel that is not what that phrase means at all he joined the listening post as we turned the cameras on the media and focused on how they were taught on the stories that matter the most him better use a free palestine a listening post on al-jazeera. if you want to learn above the world might look like very serious regard hundred and hunger is in the extreme example of the predicament the whole world is going through. since mass immigration story we had one question is between the cultures and the problem is that the culture of that is you are she so it's immigrating to us is or is not comfortable with european culture this is not like good fascist. triumphal march. dreams of conquest and of global try. this is very very uneventful glide towards the precipice without resistance we are past the danger has already happened. it was then just ten years ago. now this is it. israel strikes into gaza and prime mini

. >> reporter: janell, b.a.r.t says it is committed to make sure it doesn't happen again. it knows if it happened during a busy weekday, especially during the commuting hours when there's an estimated 500,000 riders it would be chaos. the system is running gen, but b.a.r.t remains baffled by what caused its computer software to crash saturday morning, bringing the entire system to a halt. >> we don't really know the root cause just yet. we know where it originated from. >> reporter: b.a.r.t's communication's manager says software failed at a critical location in the computer network early saturday morning, triggering a safety feature that automatically stopped all trains until they manually rebooted computers at more than 100 locations. now the company that developed the software that routes b.a.r.t's trains and controls its traction devices is looking for the culprit. >> we need to wait for that sisco forensic analysis to find out the root cause of the failure to figure out what went wrong. >> reporter: service was completely down from 6:00 till 9:00 saturday morning, lea

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dismissed truckers accusation and denied any involvement in the crime but the story was given time by janelle t.v. one of the few moldavian media outlets the oligarchs control it was a riot demonstration of independence many independent journalists we spoke to complained about harassment prompting some to leave the country. although it. was only well thought of c.s.k. on one occasion salome have chased after his pursuers you need your body but most of them drove off in a car leaving warm behind the woman the rebel force despite this individual being identified no police investigation was carried out east of the start of summer it marks a moment for mark think about are you most likely there was. you know that there were you know each other by the more but the more it was allowed to. somewhat odds so was more than four months of the list but still the list of little sleep. search episodes are not isolated. when the high profile of the investigative journalist natalia murari published an open letter to the whole nuke containing the following sentences you will never become the one you always wa

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i want to thank janelle and maggie, too, from the multilingual pathways for creating a safe and welcoming environment for families and to come together, grow, and learn how to navigate in san francisco unified school district, and especially how to support our childrens as an english learners students. as the vice chair person for delac, i have learned to advocate not only for my own child but also for the needs of all childrens in our district. throughout the last few years, delac members have had interactions with site leaders and elac representatives who have shared their experience and other going concerns which are reflected in the recommendations that we will share with you this evening. one of these infractions involves conversations with staff and teachers who report that they would welcome more support around access to technology for english learner students. this is purely an equity issue. one of the districts on finding if their -- while it's normalized, the parents' access to technology is through the use of cell phones, it does not support student success. with that in mind,

good morning to you both janelle, i'll start it off with you.ds futures are also stacking up which steve is telling us with the expectations for a hike basically nonexistent this year. where do you stand and what role do tariffs have on your expectations >> yeah, i think when you look at it, you're right. the next movement of markets pricing in is a cut, not a hike. i think what we're watching is certainly the outlook and the guidance on the economic data as well as what the dot plots look like and how that continues to evolve you know, we've certainly been going through an earnings season earnings weren't as strong as they were in 2018, but we're still fairly resilient what we're seeing on the corporate side is it's certainly some uncertainty, but also some initiatives looking at balance sheet, looking at sourcing alternatives to kind of close that gap and improve the outlook. >> i'm wondering if at this point in time you look at the potential trade wars that could be looming on the horizon. you look at what's going on with china currently and

. >> thank you, janel. rick singer used hisor and nonprofit organization to launder money and hide bribes. >> stephen stock started digging through this. >> reporter: according to its own irs tax forms, 990s the key world foundation run by singer who was president and ceo, took in more than $7 million and spent close to $5 million over a four-year period. more than 99% of that, according to these forms of that spending went towards student programs and grants to some prominent universities. what the feds say was a cover for the bribes meant for the coaches or other officials who were indicted today. except for the wind whipping all the bay, all was quiet at stanford sailing center where one of the people charged in this case, john vandemoer, used to coach. while no one was there to talk, the tax forms filed had py the documents show in 2015 and 2016 the foundation gave away some $4.5 million, including to universities such as depaul, yale, nyu. also listed the top three recipients with, the university of te

. >> janelle wang joins us with more. >> paige cornelius is seeking intensive therapy she says for post-traumatic stress. she went public on our facebook page after e-mails and phone calls to cal went unanswered. >> i don't want money. i just want respect for all women. i want this toxic masculinity culture to end. >> cornelius says this started in 2017 when she worked as a sports medicine intern for the football program. she claims a volunteer assistant coach threatened to have her fired if she didn't have sex with him. she says she was also sexually harassed by another volunteer coach. both of those men no longer look at the university for unknown reasons. she explained why she chose to step forward. >> i want to work in the sports industry, so i'm going to change it before i get there because by the time i graduate, i don't want to have to worry about not getting a promotion because i'm a female because i'm already changing that. >> nbc news also spoke to other employees who didn't want to be identified because they say they love parts of their jobs, but say it's a culture ripe with daily hara

janel wang joins us with the latest in d.c. >> this shows that investigations into the trump white houseill not end any time soon. the president said like the mueller probe it will not reveal any wrong doing on his he massi democrats. >> it's a shame. and the people understand it. when they look at it they just say presidential harassment. >> sarah sanders calling it disgraceful and abusive, their response to a question for documents from 81 people and entities, including son eric trump. >> welcome to another tuesday in our world. it is what it is, brian. these people are so desperate. >> reporter: from the democrat leading the committee. >> we have to have hearings and lay out for the american people in the administration is involved in obstruction of justice or abupower. >> they're worried the mueller report will come up with next. that's why they're launching this full frontal assault. >> reporter: more turbulence on the national emergency he declared. >> i advised the president not to do this route and he decided to do that. >> reporter: the senate poised to pass a resolution blockin

. >> janelle, you are a very unlikely sumo wrestler. >> that's what i hear. >> and sumo wrestling is necessarily a sport that welcomes women. >> traditionally throughout the history of sumo, it's men that compete. but faerlly you will see more and more women compete. >> it's not only for men. i have been fighting for it my whole life. when i started off wrestling as a young girl against boys, at first they didn't want to wrestle me. i don't want to wrestle that girl. so instead of crying about it, i trained harder. i'm trying to put the same influence i do with that in sumo, stop complaining about it and show them how good we were to the point the found one!one! found one! found one! ( laughter ) i found one! ♪ found one. ♪ ♪ a lot happens in a day. outlast happens once. outlast all day lip color with 24 hour stay power. now in custom nudes. from covergirl. >>> a bay area woman is inspiring thousands of other women with her story while getting hired for a new job while 6 1/2 months pregnant. abc's melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporter: when julie welsh was looking for a job in a