, evening bad like frat party" jeri lynn has lived next to delores park for decades. she said over the last 10 years it changed from just a regular quiet park people would walk their dog through to a major social hangout spot sound from - jeri lynn cohen / lives next to dolores park, san francisco "drinking drugs glass everywhere, i won't go in area at dark, when lights go out" yesterday afternoon in broad day light san francisco police say 12 people attacked a 17 year old male, beat him, and took his backpack, wallet, and smartphone. the victim was treated at a nearby hospital with non life threatening injuries. there was no witnesses they have no suspects at this time san francisco police has officers daily stationed at the park on patrol but they said it's a big park they can't see every inch of it at all times sound from - jeri lynn cohen / lives next to dolores park, san francisco"there's definitely been an increase in police presence and it's about time" police are working with the lcoal parks and rec department, park rangers, and the community to explore differ

rea lynn de guzman: great to be here.obert: now, interdisciplinary artist, i know that basically means that you dabble in a lot of different fields or focus on a lot of different fields. basically, what is it that your focus is? raya: so, mainly i started with drawing, print making, and painting. and then after that, i started experimenting with making 3d objects out of 2d materials that i worked with. so i started also playing around with sculptures and installation. so, i guess, interdisciplinary artist, i just don't focus on one specific kind of art medium. robert: now, i know you're one of the featured artists at the aperture festival, and because of your, sort of, interdisciplinary talents, that makes you a pretty good person to have doing that, huh. rea: yeah. robert: what is it that you're gonna be doing at the festival? rea: so, at the festival, i'm showing a sculpture, a fabric sculpture that is made out of image transfers of a dress called "maria clara," that's transferred on synthetic organza that i kind of sew

let's hear from lynne olson. >> i think there is a problem as you say with the present day.ng at history from the present day. i mean -- it is one thing that we try to avoid as historians and we tried to spell out that yes we can, to give you an example, world war ii is now known as the good work. the greatest generation, we had to do it, it was a fight against the worst evil ever. and all of that is true looking back on it but when americans come in and talk about americans now, americans were going through the two years leading up to augmenting into the world. they did not know all of that. i think the isolationists were wrong looking back on it. they were not doing it. most of them were not doing it for bad motives. i mean they actually did believe it was not good for us to get involved in this war. you can understand, the young men we were talking earlier on, john kennedy and jerry ford and the ones that created america first. they did not know they were going to be as great generation in a couple of years, they did not know what was going to happen to them. they did not

lynn, staying with you and the telegraph, let's talk borisjohnson. well, boris has been on another trip and yet again gone off message. so, imean, and yet again gone off message. so, i mean, this is not unexpected from him. we know that borisjohnson has always been pro—immigration in the sense that he is not against people coming but he wants control of the numbers that come here. when he was looking to be the mayor that was a familiar refrain? the reason this is on the front page of the telegraph is that he has gone further than the prime minister. a departure from what theresa may has been saying. she did not agree to secure been saying. she did not agree to secure the rights of ex—pats when we depart the european union but she said she wants to but what theresa may is doing is waiting until the rights of british citizens living in the european countries are assured. so we have all said we want to do this. so he has come forward. this is an evening when the chair of the commons foreign affairs select committee, has been giving a talk, and criticise

lynn, staying with you and the telegraph, let‘s talk borisjohnson.n gone off message. so, imean, and yet again gone off message. so, i mean, this is not unexpected from him. we know that borisjohnson has always been pro—immigration in the sense that he is not against people coming but he wants control of the numbers that come here.

hertz didn't find them so it reimbursed laura lynn $500.n a statement hertz offered laura lynn it's sincere apologies for this error and for the loss of her belongings. if you have a consumer complaint call us, 888-996 tips on log on to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> hillary clinton fans get ready. she will be in the bay area tomorrow. she is a keynote speaker at stanford for a conference on democratic values. later she will head to books inc. on van ness in san francisco for a signing of her new book "what happened." >>> coming up on "today in the bay" a look at the forecast and a peek at the weekend? >> not yet because it will still be a really nice day. we are ep joig nice cool temperatures, a live look outside in san jose, let's go to santa clara for the temperature trend. we start out with low 50s, 70 degrees already by late morning. we will talk about what's ahead coming up next. >>> and right now look at the top of your screen. yeah, that's the dark southbound side of highway 101. top of your screen the flashing lights are a continuing

, evening bad like frat party"jeri lynn has lived next to delores park for decades. she said over the last 10 years it changed from just a regular quiet park people would walk their dog through to a major social hangout spot sound from - jeri lynn cohen / lives next to dolores park, san francisco "drinking drugs glass everywhere, i won't go in area at dark, when lights go out"yesterday afternoon in broad day light san francisco police say 12 people attacked a 17 year old male, beat him, and took his backpack, wallet, and smartphone. the victim was treated at a nearby hospital with non life threatening injuries.there was no witnesses they have no suspects at this timesan francisco police has officers daily stationed at the park on patrol but they said it's a big park they can't see every inch of it at all timessound from - jeri lynn cohen / lives next to dolores park, san francisco"there's definitely been an increase in police presence and it's about time" police are working with the lcoal parks and rec department, park rangers, and the community to explore different

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lynn anderson powell, 72 years old from santa rosa. arthur tassman brant, 95 years old from santa rosa. soico grant, 75 years old from santa rosa. donna may hal birr, 80 years old from larkfield. peter haller about, evans, 75 years old from santa rosa. carmen brooez, 75 years old, vacationing here with family. michael john dornback. cal stoeg ga and veronica elizabeth mcconsumes, hearts and thoughts for the friends and family currently, 1,100 missing persons reported. we're whittling the list down, still 400 outstanding. we're going to continue what i mentioned this morning as target searches. working missing person list, going to specific houses to look for people as recovery search. as area cools and safer to go in, do more broader searches. reiterate the importance of calling 707-565-3856 to report people missing and also report them not missing when you find them. using resources to find them. keep us informed how it's working out. names i read will be posted on facebook in 15 minutes, information that i just gave you, that's what

lynn, to you first. the white house has denied those comments were about president trump. but do you have any doubt who the former presidents were referencing? >> these former presidents know well the context -- the context that they're talking in. there's not much of a doubt that if they did not want to have their comments taken as a reference to trump, they would not have said what they said the way they did, pamela. >> that's a fair point. or they would have clarified this as particular to donald trump. context, tim. is this normal for past presidents to criticize the current commander in chief? just how, was wha does this mean? >> it's happened in the past. dwight eisenhower issued a vailed criticism of john f. k kenne kennedy's domestic policies. george herbert walker bush criticized a little bit of bill clinton's foreign policy. the difference is this. you have both former presidents from both parties. who will continue to be partisan. george w. bush is campaigning for one gubernatorial candidate in virginia and barack obama is campaigning for the other one. so they

lisa says, leave jeremy lynn alone. be you, be okay witt.nobody complained about bo derek in the late 70's about locks. jonathan gonzales says before 1996 nobody in the nba had braid. allen iverson came in and everybody had braid. nerve problem witt. people can love black culture, but the problem is, they know good and well they don't want to deal with the black experience of social injustice and that is where it becomes an issue. >> i love milky way. >> anyway. >> mike, you were fascinated by this story about a woman or a man, man is the one in trouble. >> we will put up a picture of a wife catches her husband cheating by seeing him on tv with another woman. they think they are secretly just meeting here, at the picnic table. no. >> this is actually british tv reality show. it is like their version of the apprentice. friend saw. that my gosh it looks like your husband and child. she screen shotted it. she sent it to the wife. they are in the cafe in london holding a child. talking with another woman. it turns out they have done research and

lynn anderson powell, 72 years old from santa rosa. arthur tassman brant, 95 years old from santa rosa. soico grant, 75 years old from santa rosa. donna may hal birr, 80 years old from larkfield. peter haller about, evans, 75 years old from santa rosa. carmen brooez, 75 years old, vacationing here with family. michael john dornback. cal stoeg ga and veronica elizabeth mcconsumes, hearts and thoughts for the friends and family currently, 1,100 missing persons reported. we're whittling the list down, still 400 outstanding. we're going to continue what i mentioned this morning as target searches. working missing person list, going to specific houses to look for people as recovery search. as area cools and safer to go in, do more broader searches. reiterate the importance of calling 707-565-3856 to report people missing and also report them not missing when you find them. using resources to find them. keep us informed how it's working out. names i read will be posted on facebook in 15 minutes, information that i just gave you, that's what

lynn, it's going to be an interesting look at this table. because not just sitting -- won't just be the secretary of state. it will be the attorney general who the president had a back and forth with over the summer, calling him beleaguered. there will be an empty seat for tom price, health and human services secretary, who had to quit because of the travel issues right now. what do you think the cabinet wants out of this going forward? what's their disposition? >> well, i would think what the cabinet would want today is to get the meeting over as fast as possible and get out of there. without having any -- without having anything backfire on them. without having anyone say anything, causing a twitter storm. when they need to get out of it, if possible, is maybe more of a coherent set of strategies as to how they could map out legislative victories for the trump agenda in congress, of which he has no significant major agenda items right now. now, even kicking the iran nuclear deal to congress, which president trump did last week, puts a big,

. >>> lynn of cal fire joins us now on the phone. with the winds last night. can you walk us through right now your firefighting strategy for tonight? >> the winds we expected to have last night because we were under a red flag warning have dissipated today. most of them have been lifted. so this evening should be even more help for us as far as the weather is concerned. they are going to do as much as they can tonight ahead of more expected red flag conditions coming this weekend. >> a person was saying that calistoga, sonoma and middletown are the communities right now that cal fire is watching the closest. >> yeah. absolutely. because with the wind shifting going from north winds to winds coming out of the south, obviously they have to watch these other communities that are so close to the fires that they need to reinforce the containment lines to make sure those communities that are safe but, of course, they are always going to err on the side of caution so they keep giving folks those advisories. >> what would you say is the big

look ahead, james hol mapp of the "washington post", sun minute kim of politico, courtney and any lynn skeu of "the boston globe". let's have you lead off. what is the biggest story of a big week of news? >> the biggest story for me was being able to pass the budget. usu not too much ink pour odd that accomplishment. republican leaders long wanted to do since the beginning of the year. after the collapse of the health care repeal efforts, it's really a major must-do for trump, republican leaders in congress and the senate and house leaders actually reached a budget deal late last night that actually would save a couple of weeks in processing the budget and getting it signed by the president to do even more work on tax reform. >> i want to come back to the schedule in a moment. let's see what james is working on as the biggest story of the week. >> i within the to richmond, virginia for barack obama's first campaign appearance. he stopped for more than half an hour. it was striking how many echoes between what obama said about president trump and what george bush said about the problems

that's why lynn manuel miranda, tony and grammy award winning creator of the smash hit "hamilton" gotof his fellow music superstars together for a song benefitting the relief effort. tonight our gabe gutierrez has an inside look ♪ >> reporter: if the song was only about a storm, it wouldn't be so personal. ♪ it's almost like praying ♪ >> reporter: but for lynn manuel miranda his new single "almost like praying" inspired by the west side story song "maria" cuts deeper. featuring jennifer lopez, gloria estefan and marc anthony, the music gives a voice to each of puerto rico's 78 towns. ♪ >> like many people i have family on the island, and what we all experienced if we weren't on the island was this terrible silence in the wake of the storm. and our social media feeds were full of the names of towns. >> reporter: it is the latest voice in the hurricane maria relief effort, stephen colbert raising more than an million dollars getting celebrities to post awkward adolescent pictures. a group rallying for the hardest hit south eastern coast. houston, still recovering itself from hurricane h

in springdale, i'm kellye lynn, abc7 news. larry: wow! well, coming up at 5:00, a judge sending the mother to jail so she can reconsider. alison: what brings volunteers from texas and georgia to nation's capital tonight. >> before this shooting the shooting at pulse nightclub was the deadliest in modern america history. isle show what hospitals in orlando is doing to help save lives across the country. ♪ come and save up to $1000ture in bonus discounts - -only through monday. plus take advantage of no interest for 36 months. find the style you've been searching for, down to every detail. with havertys, your home can be perfect, even when life isn't. [knocking] we're early! hurry in before monday to save up to $1000 in bonus discounts at havertys. life looks good. larry: today president trump visited with some of the survivors of the las vegas massacre still treated at the hospital. months before the latest domestic t

jalen mills, his team leadingth to be lynn go. how fitting is this? .ekend trick or treat. mills picks six, 14 points in 31 seconds. birds up 13-0 at the half. alshon jeffery said carson throw it up, he's got i 53 yard score. what a catch. what a move. how about the celebration, ertz moves it charges the mound and the birds eagles win 33-10, they're seven and onest srt since the super bowl season from 2004. let's go live to jamie apody at the linc. jamie go figure the eagles have best record. won by 23 today and it's still not good enough for the team. >> reporter: that's thing, the eagles dominated the 9ers like you said but they didn't partly well on of it spe also speaks to the and what their expectations are. of lane johnson told me it felt like a loss to him. the eagles are seven and one. best start in years. yet they're not resting on those laurels one bit. >> seven and one, we like that. you kn,t's a good place to think it's something we got to ng. there's a lot of things we got to keep cleaning up. >> we worked really hard. we're having a lot of

kellye: i'm kellye lynn in frederick. she won more than $60,000 on "jeopardy" and says studying library books helped heifer do it. -- helped her do it. that is "spotlight on education." alison: but first a look at what is coming up on abc7 -- larry: now kidd o'shea has a preview of monday's good morning good -- "good morning washington." kidd: thank you. monday morning i'm one own 1 with jimmy kimmel. he won $40,000 on "jeopardy" and now talking to us. new yorker austin rogers. >> stay with us for traffic and weather every ten minutes monday morning starting alison: tonight's spotlight on education, winning on "jeopardy" can require plenty of preparation, of course. but kellye lynn sits down with a recent contestant that found secret to success in her local library. >> competing on the tv show on the tv show "jeopardy" has been tanya's goal for more than 20 years. >> they got professional makeup done and then i'm up on the stage. i'm standing there. here i am. there's alex trebek! >> tanya has been dreaming of being on "j

. >> i'm kellye lynn. i will tell you how high school students accomplish that in "spotlight on education." >> first, a programming note for you. tonight you can watch the redskins take on the eagles on abc7 at 8:00. but that means you won't see "dancing with the stars" or "the good doctor." so set d.v.r. to watch "dancing with the stars" at 1:05 a.m. and the "good doctor" airs wednesday morning at 1:35 a.m. larry: now autria godfrey with a preview of tomorrow's "good morning washington." >> thanks, guys. tomorrow on "good morning washington" we put the spotlight on sex services in d.c. why some say decriminalizing sex work in district could be a good thing. stay with us for traffic and weather every ten minutes we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. we also know that you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. cigna. together, all the way. larry: the farm

kellye: in northwest, kellye lynn, abc7 news. alison: still ahead at 5:00, the steps pharmacies are taking to try to stop the opioid crisis in america. >> kevin spacey is facing backlash in response to a twitter accusation and also coming up bre production of "house of cards." the indictments today about the former member of president trump's campaign. how significant - [narrator] the typical vacuum head, it can struggle with large debris and stuck on dust. at shark we asked, what if the vacuum head could do more? so we removed the front wall and added a rotating soft brush. so, while deep cleaning carpets, you can also grab large particles. (dramatic music) even pull in piles. (rumbling) and directly engage floors for a beautiful, polished look. shark duo clean, invented to help you do more on carpets and floors. m mark herring,an, invented to help you do more candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. female narrator: what would john adams do to women's health? adams argued before the supreme court to give employe

. >> reporter: pastor lynn strange, the greenwich family, maryland state delegate angela angel and princenty police chief hank raise awareness about domestic violence. >> reasonable, rational people can find themselves in a circumstance that violence is being brought upon someone they love and care about. >> reporter: he has officers who solely focus on domestic violence cases. the greenwich family and lynn strange urges the county to develop a domestic violence batterer's registry. >> if i'm an applicant in that community they can let the community know that he has the propensity to attacks such as what happened to andrea greenwich. >> reporter: her sister says the registry is a good idea. >> at least if you have that option to say, this is his past. >> reporter: he's still behind bars being held without bond. he's facing several charges including attempted murder and arson. his next court hearing is on november 9th. in forestville, maryland, shomari stone, news 4. >>> nbc 4 is working for you with our awareness about domestic violence. >> it's called safe at home. you can find resources

and i'm kellye lynn in for autria godfrey. let's get right to stormwatch-7 meteorologist eileen whelan. - rain & wind this morning from nate; very humid/tropical - drier this afternoon & tuesday; unseasonably warm week; impacts to nationals game? - dry and warm weekend ahead today: am rain and wind. pm partly sunny; isolated shower. very humid. highs: 82-87 winds: sw 15-25 g 30+ mph tonight: mild & muggy. patchy fog. lows: 62-69 winds: sw 5 mph tuesday: partly sunny. a touch less humid, still very warm. highs: 81-85 winds: nw 5 mph right now.the urgent search for a missing mom and ryan hughes is at the live desk. detectives are asking for the public's help to find both women...a 73-year-old mother and her 50-year-old daughter. arlene grant of baltimore and her mom...marie grant of aspen hill were both last seen on saturday. police say arlene has texted family members since then...but she has not provided information about where they are. arlene picked up her mom from her assisted living home for a family function...but she nev

lynn, let me begin with you. the president this morning chose to respond to this and chose to essentially say in his tweet, if we can bring it up, that that's -- that the widow is not telling the truth, because his words are, "i had a very respectful conversation with the widow of sergeant la david johnson and i spoke his name from the beginning without hesitation!" that is directly counter to the widow's own account. why is the white house responding this way? >> it is baffling. it is just baffling. because this is something, john and poppy, that we could bring our own experience to the table. if i said something and if you, god forbid, had a terrible situation, i said something to either of you and you took it the wrong way, it's upon me to just try to fix it and not make it worse. it is just so known in our own human experience that if you say you're hurt, you're hurt. and that's what the widow o, on of the most credible people around to testify about this situation at the moment, about the whole complexity of

in bethesda, kellye lynn, abc7 news. larry: m.c.p.s.ken part of the kid museum program that exposes kids to careers in stem. nancy? nancy: all right. you may have heard this at home. mom, can i have the keys and the credit card? amazon wants to make it so the teenagers can get an experience without going to the mall. they are adding a new feature for adults to add up to four teenagers to the accounts so the teens can shop whenever they want to. parents will get a notification when the kids buy something. i can see this being dangerous for credit cards. larry: a little bit. exactly. the do-do. not the name. the company behind the bags as well as kate spade and others are changing the name to tapestry at the end of the month. wall street doesn't like it. the stock dropped 3% today. nancy: huge change there. still ahead at 5:00, neighborhood on the edge. what this couple is using to terrorize part of d.c. larry: how the timeline in the las vegas massacre raises questions whether it could have been stopped. >> we will take a look at the leg

i'm kellye lynn in northwest. i'll tell you about a one of a kind scholarship making that possible in "spotlight on education." alison: later tonight on abc7 abc7 -- a look at what is coming up monday on "good morning washington." >> thanks, guys. monday on "good morning washington" -- with redumbing down the kids in school? why some say educational technology is doing more harm than good. keep it here for traffic and cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. alison: in tonight's "spotlight on education," improving education options for low-income students. our kellye lynn highlights a scholarship program that is the only one of its kind in the country. >> america, the dream. the drea

wow, did darcy lynn do that. she delivered. >> she wowed lot of people. they have a lot of international customers, too, who are asking for those puppets. popular. from salem. >> so cool. >>> 9:41, the time on this saturday. let's take you outside for a live look, where look s nice here. we're also trackingur >> storm team 4's lauryn ricketts monitoring when w alex: when i was 11 years old, a man broke into the house and he sexually assaulted me. thankfully, in my case, the police caught him, but there are so many survivors that live knowing that their attacker is still out there. ♪ thank you mark herring, for taking this seriously, and for making this a priority, for all of the victims out there. and i sponsored this ad. >>> well, we've got a lot of activities out there today. we've got the boat show in annapol annapolis. we have the army -- the navy game. oh, my gosh. the navy game against the air force. army 10 miler that's where i was going with that. what's next to me, we have some very great events going on. the beer and barbecue festival at leesbur

to cheer about and score twice in a 31 second span in half, the delights out and jalen mills aka t lynnn halloween weekend he becomes a ghost to the defense reappears in the end -10 and are 7-1 for the first time since the 2004 superbowl season. >> to be 7-1 we like that, we like that, that is a good place to be. you know i think it's something we just got to keep building. there are a lot of things we got to keep cleaning up. staying there four quarters and not overlook the team is a tremendous effort obviously by the players in that locker room and you know that is the one thing i've really appreciated about our guys is they just kind of one week at a time one game at a time and they did it again today. >> more coming up, from the eagles coming up, in sports and after the game they are not satisfied with the way this played out today even know they won plus the phillies identified their next manager and talk about that coming up, later. >> lots to talk about. >> jeff thank you the weather couldn't get eagles fans down after today's win and many are talking about the superbowl. >> supe

loretta lynn had not been seen in public since suffering a stroke last may.ght she made a surprise appearance at the country music hall of fame ceremony in nashville. lynn, who is 85, was there to indebt alan jackson and said he didn't mind being upstaged. great to see her back. it's rare the see all five living former presidents in one place at the same time, but it happened saturday night. barack obama, george w. bush, bill clinton, george h.w. bush, and jimmy carter shared the stage in college station, texas. the former presidents united to attend a concert that raised more than $31 million for victims of hurricanes harvey, irma, and maria. they did not talk politics, but mr. bush did share a joke with mr. obama behind president clinton there. mr. obama struggled to keep a straight face. we'd all like the snow what that joke was. secret files from the j.f.k. assassination may finally be released. [phone ring] hello. hi, it's anne from edward jones. i'm glad i caught you. well i'm just leaving the office so for once i've got plenty of time. what's going on?

host: lynn, thank you. a lot there, any response? guest: couple points. one, the effort you are talking about on the indian national forest, alongnal with couple other national forests is to develop a plan that has community buy-in, you can get work done faster. so that is what the efforts, planning efforts are about so that we can do large-scale restoration. a little bit, the big challenge, i know there is a lot of cynicism about government. one big challenge the forest service faces, it has 40% fewer foresters, 40% fewer planners, recreation, managers, all those folks on the nonfire side of the organization, fewer, 40% fewer employees there, and we've doubled the amount on the fire side of the organization. so there has been this steady creep of resources away from forest management, away from grazing management, recreation, all those things that matter a lot to the community you live in and we're spending more and more and more dollars on fire every year. so part of the challenge that you see on the ground as someone surrounded by national forest is th

and i'm kellye lynn..ria godfrey. - rain & wind this morning from nate; very humid/tropical - drier this afternoon & tuesday; unseasonably warm - more showers mid-late week; impacts to nationals game? - dry and warm weekend ahead today: am rain and wind. pm partly sunny; isolated shower. very humid. highs: 82-87 winds: sw 15-25 g 30+ mph tonight: mild & muggy. patchy fog. lows: 62-69 winds: sw 5 mph tuesday: partly sunny. a touch less humid, still very warm. highs: 81-85 winds: nw 5 mph right now--

mark hertling and political anchor errol louis and washington bureau chief for the chicago sun times, lynn sweet. and former republican congressman from georgia and former trump campaign senior adviser, jack kingston. good morning to you all. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> so let me start with, first, this report that comes from roll call magazine and it details e-mails of an exchange between the white house and the pentagon. shortly after president trump said this on tuesday. >> i write letters and i also call. now, sometimes, you know, if you had a tragic event with -- it's very difficult to be able to do that. but i have called -- i believe everybody. but certainly i'll use the word virtually everybody. >> reporter: john kol connolly said the following yesterday. >> what it shows even as the president was make the statement, his staff was not aware that it probably was not accurate and they needed -- and there was a suggestion in the emails the reason they needed to gather this information so the president could start making some calls, presumably to make what was an untrue statem

. >> reporter: lynn hollander savio speaks from experience when it comes to free speech and what goeso a successful movement. widow of mario savio. one of the architects of berkeley's free speech movement in 1964. lynn savio calls some of today's protests counterproductive. >> when you attack and try to limit the speech of anyone, even if it's valueless speech, then you run into a wall of opposition that unites everybody against you. >> united will never be divided. >> reporter: free speech a hot topic at uc berkeley, robert reich reflected on the movement and today, given influence of social media. >> my students here at berkeley, best way to learn is talk to somebody who disagrees with you. >> trying to scapegoat to be honest. >> reporter: why the students set up spaces to allow for free speech. >> personally curated each environment, camp site, picnic and cafe to make it more welcoming and get people to connect. >> reporter: abc7 news. >>> today is deadline for daca recipients to apply for permit renewal. a month after trump decision to phase out the program. gives undocumented imm

has been circulating on the internet of lynn with the bushes. has reached out to lynn to confirm if this picture, the one she is referring to here, she hasn't responded, so tonight slate has a firsthand account from a writer who says the exact same thing happened to her during a picture with the former president. your take on these allegations? >> well, i mean, you know, he apparently -- the family put out a statement saying that this was something that had to do with his hands. he's in a wheelchair and he couldn't move very well and he purportedly would make a joke about how his favorite magician was david cop afeel which would suggest he did actually understand what he was doing. also, i guess i would ask if it was something that was sort of involuntary, why was it only happening with attractive young women. that doesn't really make sense. so it's obviously inappropriate. and i think it would be very upsetting. a lot of people, i think, said well, he's 94 years old and in a wheelchair, but it's still really humiliating for a woman, i think, to

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. >>> lynn sweet's covered multiple presidents, the washington bureau chief of the chicago times. michael steele of formerly of the republican national committee. what are you saying? how did you react having been in many of those press conferences with many different presidents dealing with in this long period of war, the longest period of war in the nation's history, people talking about this. what was your reaction to it? >> i was there when he was telling this, this story. first of all, he is mailing a letter tonight. he is mailing it tomorrow. but then when he couldn't resist taking a jab at president obama, that's when i thought is there no situation, mr. president, where you cannot resist taking a jab at obama? we're talking about four soldiers killed in action. all that was asked is are you going to send some kind of condolences to these families. and as you and josh pointed out, all he had to say is i am. it isn't unreasonable to say i wanted to give them a little time, if that's what he wanted to do. but once he started doing these comparisons that he had no fact basis o

. >> reporter: lynn hollander savio speaks from experience when it comes to free speech and what goesnto a successful movement. widow of mario savio. one of the architects of berkeley's free speech movement in 1964. lynn savio calls some ofy's prdaoteststo counterproductive. >> when you attack and try to limit the speech of anyone, even if it's valueless speech, then you run into a wall of opposition that unites everybody against you. >> united will never be divided. >> reporter: free speech a hot topic at uc berkeley, robert reich reflected on the movement and today, given influence of social media. >> my students here at best way to learn is talk to somebody who disagrees with you. >> trying to scapegoat to be honest. >> reporter: why the students set up spaces to allow for free speech. >> personally curated each environment, camp site, picnic and cafe to make it more welcoming and get people to connect. >> reporter: abc7 news. >>> today is deadline for daca recipients to apply for permit renewal. a month after trump decision to phase out the program. gives undocumented immigrants b