lee ann was equally smitten.ost you once and do not want to lose you again, she wrote. >> she was preparing for him to come be her husband and be a part of her life for the rest of her life. >> reporter: while he carried on with lee ann in pennsylvania, back home in san diego, larry was growing distant from connie but never mentioned getting a divorce or separating. in fact, he still kept up his family routines, even going to church with them every sunday. >> my dad was a church board member. my mom was really involved with bible studies and women's groups. it was a big part of our life. we didn't know anything was wrong. i always thought that everything was fine and great. >> reporter: so larry was leading a double life and lying to both of the women? >> exactly. >> yeah. he had two complete lives. >> and lived them as one. it was really weird. >> reporter: connie remembers that time well but for different reasons. larry told her and the kids that he'd gotten a big photo contract in pittsburgh and for the next t

large response from federal health officials. >> lee ann has more on the developing story. >> if someally pail and in wheelchair it was really scary. hefully won't catch anything. >> nasty end to go transpacific flight after dozen passengers aboard a fiji airway plane became violently ill. >> a lot of throwing up going on but not there's a lot of people on the flight so maybe 8 or 9. >> they were in the back so i didn't see too much of them but lt bad for them. >> officials with the cdc who evaluated the sick passengers once the plane land said illness is consistent with nor 0virus that you cap get from fecal contaminated water or food. acrding to airport officials all 12 passengers came down with the same symptoms. diarrhea and vomiting in all 12 h stayed at the same hotel in fiji. most passengers on board it's flight they won't soon forget. >> they just anuns they wanted somebody doctor on board and then at the end he they they got off and we watched them walk out which was not impressive. >>reporter: one sick passenger taken to the hospital to be tread. 11 others were released afte

showed off the warrior championship trophy to the hundreds of thousands of fans along the parade route lee ann watched pat raid with the b nation. >> celebrate in oakland. >>reporter: one day oakland became a nation of loving fans em abrasion the team that brought the nbtitles back to oakland. >> i love thwarriors. i love steff curry. >> gratitude towards the loyal fans showed green got off the bus to take pictures with fans. here'she short video clip taken by the him. fight talk by phone and snap chat stories. it was crazy. fight dub nation we didhis. >>fans began arriving before dawn and stayed for hours. not wanting this moment to end. the. >>won't wait another 40 years. we ne the next 3 to 5 years. steve curry all the guys there. they are the bo-my father old jersey no. 16 also warriors. i'm so happy. thank you warriors. 40 years i'm so appreciative. >> winnin the nba titles has insped a new generation of fans. >> i never really watch basketball but i watch the warriors. >> now you ara fan. >> yes. >> this were a few complaints like not enoh port a potty for the thousands ofans that showed

according to the suit the uc system failed to properly investigate sexual assault. 7 news reporter lee ann has the story. >> she was only a freshman at cal when she was sexually assaulted. >> put on discipline probation and engaged in counseling measures. and at no time was i included in any investigation process. >> university are protect the >> university are protect thing a brand. >>reporter: stories have been reported to the campus authorities and heard all over the world through this documentary the hunting ground. today the 3 uc berkeley students are suing not only uc berkeley but the university of california regent who they say failed to properly respond to their complaints and fully punish the perpetrators. >> had never imagine such a famed liberal institution would instead place more value on the reputation and image tnl in the very well being of the students it prides itself on serving. >>reporter: in a statement today spokesperson said working with student faculty and staff we have made great strides open this front and we are dedicated to building on those efforts. in recent mo

you get leaders like anne lee. you get this tremendous opening up of accessibility. it's never complete or without its limitations, but it brings in a new level of cultural engagement. you have a lot more people who can participate in they can bring a lot of new ideas to the table that had not been there before. stephen: we are having in the exhibit -- i believe -- in the religion and early america exhibit coming up one of the pages from the book of mormon where joseph smith was -- according to tradition -- reading from these tablets translating them from the original language and his scribe was running it down, so mormonism is also part of this story. your discussion of space may be even better fits the mormons. a group meaning driven from pillar to post, moving inexorably westward to find space where they would not be subject to extermination orders by the governor of the state. i guess there is explosive growth from one. and then we have growth of the mormon tradition here, but how does that underscore the kind of democratization argument that we have? are these m

. >> and i am patty ann brown in for jenna lee. the senate will vote on trade authority for the second time. >> and democrats await a key supreme court ruling that could radically change obamacare. bret baier is live. to the trade deal first. so interesting to watch the presidents long-term advisaries help push it through and people like nancy pelosi is trying to stop it. >> it seems like it will get through. it seems like the majority leader is going to get the vote he needs. he needs 60 votes. he had 14 democrats vote last time. tpa and taa, putting the two together is how they got it through the senate. the house passed one and not the other and they will vote on that and send the clean version of the trade assistant adjustment act back to the house and the challenge is for house democrats to decide if they will nuke the deal again despite the push from the president and senior leaders in the administration. >> when the president came to capital hill, nancy pelosi was there are him and yet she votes against it. will she do that

. >> and i am patty ann brown in for jenna lee.de authority for the second time. >> and democrats await a key supreme court ruling that could radically change obamacare. bret baier is live. to the trade deal

thing here meanwhile will be a happy remembrance of ruth ann to remember her life and dedicate the beautiful piece of op prerty behind nanny lee recreation center. folks are inviteded to come out city council members are going to be here and everything again will start at about 8:30. we will have much more coming up in the next hour. or within the hour so a very nice remembrance of ruth ann here in alexandria mike. >> all right thank you surae live in alexandria. >>> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton will hold a first formal campaign rally today. the former secretary of state new york senator and first leady will address pourers -- supporters in new york city. it's significant because fdr are recognized as the greatest democratic president in american history and served during similar circumstances with the u.s. digging out of a economic hole and facing threats from enemies overseas. at today's rally mrs. clinton will deliver an unusual personal speech about how her upbringing forged her commitment to help others. >>> 7:05. after the break we will tell you about ways to get out and get healthy this weekend. plu