mr. taylor. the teen was suspended for few days, and told co-not a fend prom. but dc public school says the restore tiff justice program may help keep the troubled teen's life on track. >> home someone ten, 15, 20 days doesn't necessarily mean they'll own their behavior and actually do something different next time around. our goal our students will begin to except responsibility for any wrong-doing, own it, and move forward in a very different way. >> that program seems to be working, and in the last year fighting is down. suspensions dropped. >> video caught on video shame ago man for using food stamps in a wal-mart. take a look. >> okay, contact your local senator and congressman and issue complaint. vote republican. i'm sorry. i don't know what to tell you. >> according to posts on youtube with the video the woman spotted the man in front of her paying with the food stamps. she told her son see this is why go to college so you don't take hands outs. the man turned around and said he works 50, 06 hours hours per week to provide for my family. >> the video po

mr. taylor because he's a person who's done approximately 25 years on a life sentence.e has come forward to change his life around from being a gang banger for years to somebody who wants to help other people, especially young inmates who come in. >> do your time, do your own. you ain't got to impress anybody. the only way you can impress me is if you can get back outside to the free world. then i'm impressed. >> i think that's one of the best things that an institution can do for an inmate is have somebody like mr. taylor, who's been through the system the way that he has, you know, and then he comes one-on-one with inmates and exains to inmates, don't do this, don't do that. i took it beyond just a talk, you know, because i needed that talk, you know what i'm saying? because i don't know what's out there. >>> up next -- >> they threatened our lives. we left, went to my trailer, grabbed a 20-gauge shotgun, a machete, went back out there. that's where it went down. >>> there is a brotherhood among inmates, a friendship and loyalty which often develops between the men ov

mr. taylor spoke to us about that classroom outbreak.he video looks like assault, but, taylor describes it more as playing around, or just acting out. in fact, he never reported it. >> i know there is no real threat to me, real or imagined, i didn't think he would hurt me. >> when the clip showed up on social media, principal reeves got involved. >> i was really upset. i was disappointed, that a student would do this to a member of our staff. >> the principal had the power to kick out the student. a senior, who was close to graduation, and that, well it, could have derailed his life. so, instead, administrators decided to offer the student a program being used at dc public schools, called restore tiff justice. >> sending someone home for ten, 15, 20 days, does not necessarily mean they'll own the behavior and actually do something different the next time around. our goal our students will begin to except responsibility for any wrong-doing, own it, and move forward in a very different way. >> the student had to apologize, take part in med

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mr. taylor louis has a great relationship many years as our organization they're very well respected the work they've done no san diego a in grace harbor is a true relationship for the bay area we believe they'll be a huge revenue generate and as representative and the governor's representative i can activist to 9 fact those types of jobs the governor is looking for and wanted to see kr5e9d in addition to the stem base jobs going on in the state so again on behalf of the marine group i hope you approve this application. >> thank you. >> veronica. >> mr. president, and commissioners veronica sanchez speaking in support of this agreement on behalf of the mason pilot to our president captain john marcus it is a wonderful opportunity when we have a chance to bring us flagships to the port of san francisco and our union does have master on the ships especially in the hawaii trade we're very supportive of this agreement and look forward to that trade expanding and our creating more jobs for the units thank you very much and thank you to the staff for their hard work. >> thank you veronica dave

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mr. and the president. vonnie: let's get to first word news. taylor: we are staying with turkey. the prime minister says he is and will not seek reelection in the convention this month. he spoke earlier today in a televised speech. >> it would be more correct to solidarity.ty and >> he said it was not his choice because he was not the party leader. the power struggle between -- counter europe. the russians will create about 30,000 soldiers in the western and southern military district. nato is expected to send about 4000 troops to poland in the state. four out of five americans say the islamic state is their biggest international concern. almost three quarters of say they're concerned the u.s. will not go far enough to stop the group. say they half polled will not go too far. 500 million dollar restructuring plan for public schools. the plan aims to make sure teachers -- teachers held a two-day stakeout this week. house,race for the white a former republican president will not be endorsing donald trump -- donald trump and they bush.th named george expose before george h.w. bush s

taylor and william. >> also in attention what mr.a angela rajas by supervisor campos a calculated detailed presentation of the daasw 2016, 2020 by staff john the executive director mcfatten and voted on and approved by the advisory council also the council voted to support 184 to raise the allotments for ssi p and the california lover has a vote to support that we'll ask the commission to support that also a discussion was held on the better system for the site visits i'll have more information we'll have more information to revamp the onsite i can report, however, that a site visit was done at the jewish community center an outstanding detailed report by one of the advisory council members the committee had the last training on the institute of aging around the issues of elderly abuse we want to thank them for their support for allowing us to be there the next training is usf campus on july 22nd with a possible presentation a mental health and aging the daasw the council would like to thank the daasw staff with apple bee and others

. >> bill taylor: there was never enough evidence to justify convicting mr.enship. >> cooper: but they didn't find him guilty of conspiring to defraud the mine safety and health administration or of lying to investors and regulators about safety violations, felony counts which could have sent blankenship to prison for 30 years. under the law, jurors aren't allowed to know whether the counts they're considering are misdemeanors or felonies. and jurors told us, they were unaware the count they convicted him of was only a misdemeanor, which carries a maximum sentence of a year in prison. >> pam: i actually thought they were all felony charges. >> cooper: when you realized - when you heard okay, maybe he'll serve a year in prison, what was your gut? >> pam: i was surprised. >> cooper: you were surprised, pam? in what way? surprised it was so low? >> pam: yes. >> kevin: none of us actually knew. in terms of what the time was for the charges. i was-- i was pretty pissed. >> cooper: family members of the dead miners, who attended the trial every day, were also disap

the defendant thomas taylor, requested a woman lawyer so the judge appointed the future mrs.on. it would be her first criminal defense case. gibson was the prosecutor at the time. >> the day after she was appointed, she called me and wanted to know if i could get her unappointed. she didn't want to represent the rapist. >> reporter: despite her objection, clinton immersed herself in taylor's defense as she was legally obligated to do. in this affidavit seeking a psychiatric evaluation of the victim and signed hillary rodham, the rookie lawyer painted the victim as emotionally unstable suggesting she brought false accusations like this before, that she fantasized about older men and that experts say children like the victim tend to exaggerate or romanticize sexual experiences. josh rogin interviewed the victim, now in her 50s, back in 2015, nearly four decades after the crime. the victim said the allegations in the affidavit are untrue. she had never romanticized sexual experiences or made any false accusations before. >> there's never been any evidence presented by anyone to

mr. carvin put no evidence in to justify narrow tayloring. it simply i want there. congressman scott had been elected by huge margins, 70% before this plan was altered. after it he was elected by a margin of 81%. our own defense witness said he wasn't offering an evidence on the at this lorg. i would like to address the standing issue briefly. it's not in virginia's interest or any state's interest for an intermeddler to prolong litigation like what's happening here. we looked at the law and we read that standing for the proposition that we are an intervenor can argue injury to his election opportunity that. is adequate for a standing. in this case it's true. congressman forbes, the fact he had to switch from cd-4 to cd 2 does prove the injury. and the special master found his district would go from 48% democratic to 60%. i think that suffices to prove the injury. >> niece was the case, was that the case involving the lobbyist. mr. rafael: the california senator who wanted to show a canadian film. justice breyer: ok. harm to reputation. i see that. if this is a suff

. -- heyman: taylor has berg taylor, the very famous director, the husband of helen mirren. commentator: is that kennedy from fox? mrheyman: it does look like kennedy. yeah. it does. by the way, but tv interviewed -- book tv interviewed her. you can type in kennedy and freedom fest if you like to watch the interview. now what is with the clothes? mr. heyman: address on the red carpet -- a dress on the red carpet must be shown off. and any celebrity or model knows how to show it off. that is what is happening here. commentator: not many of us in washington know how to do that. mr. heyman: they need to have a seminar. -- there is fox. mr. heyman: it looks like the fox crew. commentator: you are watching the red carpet arrivals for the white house correspondents dinner. up.ill try to set [chatter] commentator: you are watching live coverage of the arrivals for the white house correspondents dinner. there is samantha augustine from usta from show -- aug the today show. twitter followers have called me out. had someone comments on msnbc. an anchor who is now on cnn. mr. heyman: cameron hall was very close to prince. ther

taylor and william. >> also in attention what mr.a angela rajas by supervisor campos a calculated detailed presentation of the daasw 2016, 2020 by staff john the executive director mcfatten and voted on and approved by the advisory council also the council voted to support 184 to raise the allotments for ssi p and the california lover has a vote to support that we'll ask the commission to support that also a discussion was held on the better system for the site visits i'll have more information we'll have more information to revamp the onsite i can report, however, that a site visit was done at the jewish community center an outstanding detailed report by one of the advisory council members the committee had the last training on the institute of aging around the issues of elderly abuse we want to thank them for their support for allowing us to be there the next training is usf campus on july 22nd with a possible presentation a mental health and aging the daasw the council would like to thank the daasw staff with apple bee and others

mrs. clinton. >> she called me and wanted to know if i can get her unappoi unappointed. she did not want to represent the rapist. clinton emersed herself in taylor'sense as she was legally and obligated to do. in this affidavit signed hillary roden, suggesting she brought false accusations like this before and she fan tasize about older men. cnn's contributor josh rogan interviewed the victim now in her 50s back in 2014. she never romanticize special experiences or making any false accusations before. >> there is not been any evidence that hillary clinton made in that affidavit, she was a victim. this was an attempt by hillary to mirror her. the victim believes that it was as lie in order to win. >> clinton insisted on getting her own expert opinion on the accused rapist under wear. after the crime lab cut out the key part to test but then lost it. >> reporter: what was left from the accused rapist's under wear all the way here from brooklyn, new york. forensic experts could hunt it down and look it over. aggressive and even by the prosecutoror standards. maybe so, but it worked. >> it hardly show the defendant's blood or seimen. the prosecution c

taylor and william. >> also in attention what mr.a angela rajas by supervisor campos a calculated detailed presentation of the daasw 2016, 2020 by staff john the executive director mcfatten and voted on and approved by the advisory council also the council voted to support 184 to raise the allotments for ssi p and the california lover has a vote to support that we'll ask the commission to support that also a discussion was held on the better system for the site visits i'll have more information we'll have more information to revamp the onsite i can report, however, that a site visit was done at the jewish community center an outstanding detailed report by one of the advisory council members the committee had the last training on the institute of aging around the issues of elderly abuse we want to thank them for their support for allowing us to be there the next training is usf campus on july 22nd with a possible presentation a mental health and aging the daasw the council would like to thank the daasw staff with apple bee and others

mrs. dachshund mitts it -- in mitsubishi motors by nissan. ♪ live from bloomberg headquarters in new york and london, i'm vonnie quinn. mark: and i'm mark barton. let's check in with first word news. taylorore. he ise francis says willing to create a commission to study whether women can serve as deacons in the church. deacons are ordained ministers who are not priests. can bely, married men deacons, but not priests. the obama administration is unveiling new rules reducing methane gas from oil wells. will require energy companies to do a better job of plugging those leaks. 84 timess said to be more powerful than carbon dioxide when it comes to warming the atmosphere. since 2008,t time wall street is betting on democratic presidential candidate. bloomberg crunched the numbers, and hillary clinton received $.70 of every dollar spent in the presidential race by employees of the five largest u.s. banks. in then early turnaround campaign. jeb bush got the biggest share wall street money. "bloomberg markets." global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists, in more than 150 news bureaus across the world. vonnie: brazil has a new president. michael temperature is now -- michael is now b

taylor and william. >> also in attention what mr.a angela rajas by supervisor campos a calculated detailed presentation of the daasw 2016, 2020 by staff john the executive director mcfatten and voted on and approved by the advisory council also the council voted to support 184 to raise the allotments for ssi p and the california lover has a vote to support that we'll ask the commission to support that also a discussion was held on the better system for the site visits i'll have more information we'll have more information to revamp the onsite i can report, however, that a site visit was done at the jewish community center an outstanding detailed report by one of the advisory council members the committee had the last training on the institute of aging around the issues of elderly abuse we want to thank them for their support for allowing us to be there the next training is usf campus on july 22nd with a possible presentation a mental health and aging the daasw the council would like to thank the daasw staff with apple bee and others

taylor, the extremely competent economist from stanford university. glenn hubbard, the dean of columbia business school, is associated with the tone you would see from mr i would go back to sergio of ati and this idea cacophony of macro events leading to this jobs report. this is one of the oddest jobs report we are running to. jonathan: it has crept up on us. tom: you were on bloomberg radio? jonathan: at 4:00 a.m. for some reason. not some investor with a short-term time horizon. that has a fundamental feedthrough into trade and growth. when you look at the ubs numbers, it was then's like advisory. -- things like advisory. very wealthy people that sat back and said i do not want to go there. that shows you that that volatility goes right into the real economy. when prime minister shinzo abe spoke yesterday, he was talking about addressing the fx volatility in the g7. good luck to them. tom: at the end of the day, i'm sure you have dealt with your fx people all week. almost three standard deviations in euro, almost two standard deviations in the end. these are brutal moves. emanuella: i think it is a question of confidence. we are eight years out of t