now laird. and laird puts it away. >> interesting decision. they had so much success against artacho. >> even when laird doesn't quite hit it through, she just has different angles to work with. >> good serve, ross has it. and ross puts it away. so it's a technical time out. >> we talk about the evolution of women. look at the vision, she's watching the ball, seeing where the location is. then she turns that vision to the hitter. early in her career she would center up. she would go straight up and down. now you're starting to see more complex moves. you're seeing a lot more because of that, a lot of blocks. >> kerri walsh had four in the first set. very widely considered the best blocker in the world. >> these two, both have "a" personalities, talking about walsh jennings and ross. sometimes that can be good. >> april ross, trotting back to her defensive position. >> kerri and april heavy favorites in their pool. hopped up. pushed over. artacho has it. and it's popped up by ross. april right to artacho. she guessed right. coming in and she bo

now laird. and laird puts it away. >> interesting decision. they had so much success against artacho. >> even when laird doesn't quite hit it through, she just has different angles to work with. >> good serve, ross has it. and ross puts it away. so it's a technical time out. >> we talk about the evolution of women. look at the vision, she's watching the ball, seeing where the location is. then she turns that vision to the hitter. early in her career she would center up. she would go straight up and down. now you're starting to see more complex moves. you're seeing a lot more because of that, a lot of blocks. >> kerri walsh had four in the first set. very widely considered the best blocker in the world. >> these two, both have "a" personalities, talking about walsh jennings and ross. sometimes that can be good. >> april ross, trotting back to her defensive position. >> kerri and april heavy favorites in their pool. hopped up. pushed over. artacho has it. and it's popped up by ross. april right to artacho. she guessed right. coming in and she bo

there are several advantages to be a teacher and laird is aware of this. >> i will say about my wife, should she have been paid more. the passion she had for the job an monetary value we wish would show up on a check. >> we want to know what you think, what should the average teacher make in arizona. take our poll. if you would like to read what the changing state of arizona you can reddit. all the freshmen are moving in. they moved in yesterday. today was the rest of the campus' turn. >> hundreds of volunteers here today to take this stuff up to the room. the parents and they can bond together the last few moments before they move into the dorm. >> classes back in session on thursday. >>> the kid's back in school. the cardinals have work to do after their first preseason game, taking care of the ball was an issue. the first teamers played well. carson palmer grooving. >>> heavy rains in miss mississippi. flooding has shut down highways. the rain is still falling and the governor says it's going to get worse. >> the national guard used a helicopter to rescue a man in louisiana today.

f course, as you know, laird also had his mole, the navy guy, who was recording conversations, too. talk about a dysfunctional place. >> join me in thanking will for his paper. phrase [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016 announcer: on this weekend on "american history tv" on c-span 3, as the national park service prepares to celebrate its 100th anniversary, we'll take a look at the development of california national state parks, tonight on reel america, the u.s. interior department film, the land of the giants, it documents the efforts of the civilian conservation corps and the daily life in the work camps. >> clearing dense undergrowth provides lumber for practically any kind of construction job which may be desirable. the conservation corps boys make everything from heavy bridge timbers to park signs. announcer: and sunday morning at 8:00, a panel of scholars examines the musical "hamilton," the history depicted in the musical and the relationship between academic history and the history poe trad

a five under 66, he's the co-leader with martin laird this, is the final week to qualify for the automaticr cup spot. >>> g-men falling behind four games in the west. and. >> that is a great privilege for cal to get to do that. >> thank you, shu. >> join us tonight at 9:00 police trying to find four people accused of using a stun gun in san francisco. we're going to run down clues they have to work with. >> the new iphone threat that could let hackers take control of your smart phone. the man who discovered the espionage. >> here is tonight's prime time line up on abc7. >> and that is this edition of abc7 news. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. from all of us here, thanks for joining us. larry, down under, thank you for being here. >> australian accent? very nice. >> good day. >> yes. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn because you can't beat zero heartburn! ahhh the sweet taste of victory! prilosec otc. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn.

a five under 66, he's the co-leader with martin laird this, is the final week to qualify for the automaticr cup spot. >>> g-men falling behind four games in the west. and. >> that is a great privilege for cal to get to do that. >> thank you, shu. >> join us tonight at 9:00 police trying to find four people accused of using a stun gun in san francisco. we're going to run down clues they have to work with. >> the new iphone threat that could let hackers take control of your smart phone. the man who discovered the espionage. >> here is tonight's prime time line up on abc7. >> and that is abc7 news. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. from all of us here, thanks for joining us. larry, down under, thank you for being here. >> australian accent? very nice. >> good day. >> yes. narrator: it wasn't that long ago. years of devastating cutbacks to our schools. 30,000 teachers laid off. class sizes increased. art and music programs cut. we can't ever go back. ryan ruelas: so vote yes on proposition 55. reagan duncan: prop 55 prevents 4 billion in new cuts to our schools. letty

lead with martin laird. reed still out in front. 8-under par.ot on his heels one stroke back. kevin chapel, led, tied with two others at five under. there you go. i wouldn't know. never played golf that well. ashley, breaking news in the sumner redstone family drama, lawyers for karen redstone, granddaughter of viacom founder agreed to dismissal of claims against her grandfather's estate. the lawyers saying that karen agreed to remediate the remaining parts of family dispute and meet with her grandfather directly. earlier this week redstone's met with phllippe dauman after months of disagreement. maybe months being put to bed. we'll see. >>> carl icahn, bill ackman back bickering over herbalife for years. we're learning mr. icahn looking to off-load his stake in the company. here is the catch. ackman, his arch nemesis who labeled it pyramid scheme could be one. potential suitors. say what? here now to give his take, charlie gasparino. >> earlier in the week there was market rumor purely that carl icahn was selling his stake in herbalife. ashley:

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my name is camilla laird, president of the board of directors that community boards. a nonprofit celebrating four years this year from 1976-2016 and we offer conflict resolution services. we've operate in san francisco for the last 40 years. began in meditation valley and outside all the neighborhoods in san francisco. community boards is the oldest and longest running public conflict resolution center in the united states. to date over the last 40 years, we've assisted over 52,000 san franciscan stores all conflicts peacefully and respectfully. we've trained over 18,000 san franciscans a volunteer conflict mediators and you'll hear from donald one of our trainers but we've mediated over 9700 disputes in san francisco for residents, nonprofits, and small business. so, we offer affordable and accessible conflict resolution services. rk's opening fee is only $40 don't turn anyway for lack of funds to ever truly very low cost of mediation services for anybody who resides in san francisco. our mission at community boards is to empower communities and individuals with a st

my name is camilla laird, president of the board of directors that community boards. a nonprofit celebrating four years this year from 1976-2016 and we offer conflict resolution services. we've operate in san francisco for the last 40 years. began in meditation valley and outside all the neighborhoods in san francisco. community boards is the oldest and longest running public conflict resolution center in the united states. to date over the last 40 years, we've assisted over 52,000 san franciscan stores all conflicts peacefully and respectfully. we've trained over 18,000 san franciscans a volunteer conflict mediators and you'll hear from donald one of our trainers but we've mediated over 9700 disputes in san francisco for residents, nonprofits, and small business. so, we offer affordable and accessible conflict resolution services. rk's opening fee is only $40 don't turn anyway for lack of funds to ever truly very low cost of mediation services for anybody who resides in san francisco. our mission at community boards is to empower communities and individuals with a st

my name is camilla laird, president of the board of directors that community boards. a nonprofit celebrating four years this year from 1976-2016 and we offer conflict resolution services. we've operate in san francisco for the last 40 years. began in meditation valley and outside all the neighborhoods in san francisco. community boards is the oldest and longest running public conflict resolution center in the united states. to date over the last 40 years, we've assisted over 52,000 san franciscan stores all conflicts peacefully and respectfully. we've trained over 18,000 san franciscans a volunteer conflict mediators and you'll hear from donald one of our trainers but we've mediated over 9700 disputes in san francisco for residents, nonprofits, and small business. so, we offer affordable and accessible conflict resolution services. rk's opening fee is only $40 don't turn anyway for lack of funds to ever truly very low cost of mediation services for anybody who resides in san francisco. our mission at community boards is to empower communities and individuals with a st