mr. turner, which did not take responsibility for sexual assault or express remorse for sexual assault. it was a kind of a nonapology apology. i'm sorry this happened. without really saying what the this is. you know, except that he got drunk. >> the da asked for six years in this case in prison and he was given six months and may get out in as little as three months with good behavior. why do you want the judge recalled? do you think there's actual misconduct in this case? >> no. i don't. i am not accusing nor is anyone connected with the committee to recall him suggesting in any way at this time that he has committed any ethical violation or mall feez sans. what we are saying is that he doesn't understand sexual violence or violence against women and we want to put that in this decision before the voters so they can replace him hopefully with someone who does understand these issues because these issues are too important and central in the lives of women and particularly women students, to allow someone who would make a decision like this, to continue if that position. >> some are def

mr. turner who is guilty, found guilty by a jury guilty of three counts. he's not going to prison because he got leniency, he's only going to jail and who knows how long he will serve. if precedent holds, he will only be there three months. that's crazy.>>> the victim who was assaulted by former stanford swimmer, ran a 12 page letter to the court detailing the impact that assault had on her life.>> if you'd like to read that and others it's on our website kron4.com. >>> the warriors couldn't get it done tonight in cleveland. it wasn't even close. take a look from the quicken loan center, take a look from the quicken loan ctr., stephen curry is ready for soccer not really a hoops game. kyrie irving had 30 points, he got the to a great start. klay thompson tried to get it going, he suffered a contusion at one point. the warriors were never taking. lebron doing his thing, that's j.r. smith, lebron had 32 and the warriors lose 120-90. the dog was -- the warriors get blown out. they do lead the series 2-1, best of 7. game four will be in cleveland, on friday.>>

mr. turner's father said, "20 minutes of action." >> when questioned, turner initially told investigatorshe never took off his pants when he was with the victim. this morning the calls for the judge aaron persky to resign are growing. today the group ultraviolet will deliver to the california commission on judicial performance a petition with 1 million signatures demanding the judge be removed from the bench. in some of the character letters, his own sister wrote that she asked the judge if he would be lenient because he is a good character kid, a scholar, never did anything wrong, but in the text messages she changed when he was in high school, she asked him once if he raged the night before. if he went to a party and had a good time of drinking. some contradictory statements there. >> the contradiction in that stack of papers and the judge knew all about it and came to the decision he did. >> unless the judge knows something nobody else knows. >> that would have to be part of the record. >> i haven't found that yet. >> six months in jail versus what could have been ten years in prison.

mr. turner. >> no. > >> mr. turner votes no. esther duncan. mr. duncan votes now. mr. jordan. mr. jordan for snow. mr. wahlberg. mr. wahlberg votes no. mr. mosh. mr. a mosh votes no. mr. deja vu a. mr. gaudi. mr. baron thought. massey. mr. massey votes no. mr. meadows. mr. meadows votes no. mr. desantis. mr. desantis votes no. mr. mulvaney. mr. mulvaney votes now. mr. buck. mr. buck votes no. mr. walker. mr. walker votes no. mr. bluhm. mr. bluhm votes no. mr. hise. mr. hise votes no. mr. russell. mr. russell votes now. mr. carter. mr. carter votes no. mr. hurd votes no. mr. palmer. mr. ballmer votes no. mr. cummings. mr. cummings votes yes. ms. maloney. ms. maloney votes yes. ms. norton. ms. norton votes yes. mr. clay. esther clay votes yes. mr. lynch. mr. lynch votes yes. mr. cooper. mr. cooper votes yes. mr. connolly. mr. connolly votes yes. mr. cartwright. mr. cartwright votes yes. ms. duckworth. ms. duckworth votes yes. ms. kelly. ms. kelly votes yes. ms. lawrence. ms. lawrence votes yes. mr. lou. ms. watson coleman. ms. watson coleman votes yes. ms. plaskett. mr. day sunday.

mr. turner. >> no. >> mr. turner votes no. mr. duncan. mr. duncan votes no. mr. jordan. mr.ordan votes no. mr. walberg. mr. walberg votes no. mr. amash. mr. amash votes no. mr. desjarlais. mr. desjarlais votes no. mr. gowdy. mr. farenthold. mr. farenthold votes no. mr. massey. mr. massey votes no. mr. meadows. mr. meadows votes no. mr. desantis. mr. desantis votes no. mr. mulvaney. mr. mulvaney votes no. mr. buck. mr. buck votes no. mr. walker. mr. walker votes no. mr. blum. mr. blum votes no. mr. hise. mr. hise votes no. mr. russell. mr. russell votes no. mr. carter. mr. carter votes no. mr. hurd. mr. hurd votes no. mr. palmer. mr. palmer votes no. mr. cummings. mr. cummings votes yes. ms. maloney. ms. maloney votes yes. ms. norton. ms. norton votes yes. mr. clay. mr. clay votes yes. mr. lynch. mr. lynch votes yes. mr. cooper. mr. cooper votes yes. mr. connolly. mr. connolly votes yes. mr. cartwright. mr. cartwright votes yes. ms. duckworth. ms. duckworth votes yes. ms. kelly. ms. kelly votes yes. ms. lawrence. ms. lawrence votes yes. mr. lieu. ms. watson coleman. ms. watso

mr. turner is in fact, going to go to jail. he is a convicted felon. will have to register as a sex offender for his spire life. >> turner will never be allowed to have a firearm and middle risk. >> mr. speaker the punishment for rape should be longer than a semester for college. >> he asked californians to remove judge aaron perski from the bench. also vice president biden wrote an open letter to turner's victim. part of it says i am filled with furious anger that this happened to you and that our culture is o broken that you were ever put in the position of ever defending your own worth. >>> who would steal from a 12- year-old at gunpoint? >> the whole thing has left this thing pretty shaken up and police are anxious to get his dog back. the boy was walking maya. she's a 3-year-old german shepherd. she was walking maya when a man got off his car and trying to take the dog. then things got terrifying. >> another guy got off, had a gunpointing it at the boy. gave the boy no alternative other than giving up the dog. >> the two got away with the dog. tha

mr. turner's father said, "20 minutes of action." >> when questioned, turner initially told investigators he never took off his pants when he was with the victim. this morning the calls for judge aaron persky to resign are growing. today the group ultraviolet will deliver to the california commission on judicial performance a petition with 1 million signatures demanding the judge be removed from the bench. i just got the probation report. in that probation report, she says she questioned or interviewed the victim in this case and she told the probation officer that instead of incarceration for brock turner, she preferred treatment. we are getting to that right now. i'm trying to dig deeper. it said turner showed immense remorse and depression. we'll get to the meat of it. >> you mentioned the item about the judge and recall, those signatures are symbolic because the judge can only be removed by a recall vote of the santa clara county voters, but this is affecting his job in his courtroom, right? there were a couple of jurors who refused to be seated on jury? >> some jurors flatly refused

mr. turner to jail but found, based on this probation report, the judge didn't have to completely follow the report. he could have sent brock turner to prison and in this case he decided not to. i think the fact that probation also made this recommendation suggests that this was something that people are very unhappy with but was a legal sentence and didn't deviate from the law. >> so six months instead of potentially 14 years in prison which is part of the guideline. we have a second left but that report of the jurors refusing to serve in his courtroom, have you ever seen that before? >> i've never seen that before. certainly jurors can say they can't sit for any particular reason but i've never seen jurors step forward, certainly so many, and say i can't sit on this case because of the judge. and because their anger over the judge's decision. and i think it will be interesting to see if that continues through more trials down the road or whether this is just something because of the spotlight of this particular decision was really something that is only recently happening. i wonder if i

mr. turner last call (calling names). >> mr. er and brooke turner the preparation for the dr was very transparent process that included comments on the community planning check list and published over a year ago all of the public comments on the cpa check list are responded to on the dr the shadows and the alternative transportation of the project on this project have been studied critically and thoroughly the dr period i'm sorry the yes period is much longer the ceqa period we believe the environmental impact process is adequate we do not see a reason to delay this much noted project thank you very much. >> thank you very much mr. turner. >> next speaker, please. >> >> (speaking foreign language.) >> hello my name is - and. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> english you're supposed to be speaking english. >> hi, i'm with the sro collaborative a project of the delores heights and i'm here to talk about the social impact the first time. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> in the draft environmental impact report is insufficient did

mr. turner last call (calling names). >> mr. and brooke turner the preparation for the dr was very transparent process that included comments on the community planning check list and published over a year ago all of the public comments on the cpa check list are responded to on the dr the shadows and the alternative transportation of the project on this project have been studied critically and thoroughly the dr period i'm sorry the yes period is much longer the ceqa period we believe the environmental impact process is adequate we do not see a reason to delay this much noted project thank you very much. >> thank you very much mr. turner. >> next speaker, please. >> >> (speaking foreign language.) >> hello my name is - and. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> english you're supposed to be speaking english. >> hi, i'm with the sro collaborative a project of the delores heights and i'm here to talk about the social impact the first time. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> in the draft environmental impact report is insufficient didn'

mr. turner. we found someone who is saying, you know, he believes the judge got it actually right.deputy alternate public defender here in santa clara county, california. he told me that we have a warped culture we always immediately want to rush to pick the convicted person and stick them away and lock them in prison for a long period of time. that's not necessarily the best option or the best remedy. i asked him what about the 23-year-old unnamed victim in this case? i mean, this is a woman who was a victim of sexual assault and the person that committed the crime, convicted of the crime is only getting six months in jail. take a listen. >> i think we have within kind of warped or conditioned to believe that punishment is the answer to all crime, and that prison, in particular, is the answer. >> and we'll end with this. -- mr. turner is in prison right now but he is set to be released on good behavior in early september. >> really unbelievable and so disrespectful to the victim in this case. jesse, thank you for that report. and much of the outrage in this is an ford case has bee

mr. turner to, and she's angry that mr. till to this day does not acknowledge sexall assauly assaulting her. >> let's talk about the recall efforts that you are helping to organize. i know in california signatures from 20% of the number of votes recorded in the last election are needed to spark a recall vote. have you already reached that number? >> it's very important for your viewers to understand that the petitions that are circulating on the internet right now, while they're a good megaphone for people to express their outrage and unhappiness with judge persky, they are not related to the official california recall. i'm the chair of the committee to recall aaron persky, and this is a serious election campaign that's going to cap happen in c santa clara county. i want to correct something you said, you said he's a federal judge, he's a local judge here and all we are doing is getting him on the ballot so that voters can do what they are supposed to do under the california constitution which is determine whether he should

mr. turner should have been sentenced to prison for a term, but i don't feel that because i disagree withhe court that this is the basis for me to suggest there should be a recall. >> allred suggests california change its current laws that forbids juries from recommending sentences to judges. >>> changes are coming to a program designed to help prevent teenage suicide on the peninsula. this comes after we revealed some of the security guards on the railroad tracks are frequently absent. senior investigative reporter vicky nguyen is here with new details. >> we started exposing problems with the track watch program in february. now we ob taped new records showing palo alto city leaders were warned about the working conditions and potential for guards to leave their post but the city failed to act. our hidden cameras showed some sleeping and texting on the job while others left the post for hours during critical times. city leaders were told this would be a problem and they didn't take action for months. >> do you think in this case both palo alto city leaders and the security company didn'

mr. turner home? >> abc7 news travelled to oakwood, ohio, the hometown of brock turner. the former stanford swimmer sentenced to just six months in jail for sexual assaulting an unconscious woman. it's drawn outrage across country. good evening. >> brock turner is in the santa clara county jail, set to be released on september 2, meaning he'd only serve three months. >>> we have team coverage live in stanford with a look at the national attention this case is getting. david? >> this is a major development going on here. a major drive to get the judge recalled. this seems to under score the belief that the judge needs to be held accountable for a controversial sentence. and jurors seem to be saying the judge a message of disapproval. the multiple petition campaigns have amassed a million signatures and those behind them will deliver them tomorrow to the state commission on judicial performance. they want the judge removed after giving former stanford swimmer, brock turner, a six

mr. turner's father said, quote, 20 minutes of action. >> she is someone. >> reporter: today millions of people have watch and shared this powerful video in honor of the woman who survived the attack. the stars of hbo girl's are calling on everyone to stand by her and other survivors. nearly a hundred thousands people have signed a petition to have the judge in this case removed. tomorrow it will be presented in san francisco. on sunday, there's a protest planned on the stanford campus and also happens to be graduation day. >>> it's a political revolution. it's not stopping. >> they're packing up berp knni sanders campaign office. they say this fight is far from over. >>> california's controversial right to die law goes into effect today. we'll have the details on that law, coming up. >>> good evening. a beautiful sunset across san francisco. we're tracking hotter temperatures for your weekend. details in a few minutes. >>> california's controversial right to die law went into effect today. it gives terminally ill patients the right to end their lives medication prescribed by a doctor. >

mr. turner is in fact going to go to jail. he is a convicted felon who will have to register as a sex offender for his entire life. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >> the probation report also recommended that turner never be allowed to have a firearm and classified him as a low to moderate risk for reoffense. brock turner will likely serve three months. he will be released september 2. the santa clara county sheriff's office says that inmates typically serve 50% of their sentence if they are on good behavior. >>> police have released three new pictures as they try to track down the people involved in violence at a trump rally in san jose. here's a man who allegedly instigated trump supporters. a second man photographed at the rally had a goatee and ponytail. and here's a woman who police say was involved. she was wearing a "trump die" t- shirt. people exchanged blows in front of news cameras last week. protestors and supporters of donald trump spilled out into the streets of downtown san jose. 7 people accused of fighting

mr. turner home? >> abc7 news travelled to oakwood, ohio, the hometown of brock turner. the former stanford swimmer sentenced to just six months in jail for sexual assaulting an unconscious woman. it's drawn outrage across country. good evening. >> brock turner is in the santa clara county jail, set to be released on september 2, meaning he'd only serve three months. >>> we have team coverage live in stanford with a look at the national attention this case is getting. david? >> this is a major development going on here. a major drive to get the judge recalled. this seems to under score the belief that the judge needs to be held accountable for a controversial sentence. and jurors seem to be saying the judge a message of disapproval. the multiple petition campaigns have amassed a million signatures and those behind them will deliver them tomorrow to the state commission on judicial performance. they want the judge removed after giving former stanford swimmer, brock turner, a six month sentence for sexual assault. court documents say he was intoxicated and the victim, pass

mr. turner.until the night of this incident has been positive." >> when he said, all right, these are mitigating factors, whites privilege. what about the person -- white privilege. what about the person who isn't enrolled in a prestigious school, that doesn't have a stellar future looking ahead? would the sentence be the same on the facts as they were in this case? >> reporter: it's important to note that calls for judge persky's removal are largely symbolic as only registered voters in santa clara county can supplies a recall. the other option, impeachment, hasn't been done in california since 1929. norah? >> looks like this is not over, john. thank you very much. >>> a man jumps into a river to save a stranger. ahead, his heroic effort to save an unconscious woman from her sinking suv. >>> first, it is 7:46. time to check your local weather. ♪ for over 100 years like kraft has,natural cheese you learn a lot about how people cook. i wish i had like four different mexican cheeses but in one supe

mr. turner's claims that he was someone inexperienced with the effects of drugs and alcohol and that is whated to this behavior.>> reporter: the documents also detailed text messages that he used drugs and high school, ohio and is stanford. in 2014 he asked a friend do you think i could i some whack so we could do some dabbs? this refers to smoking cannabis. he also texted about wanting to do acid and taking lsd. the 4rnÑ swimmer also ran from police before being arrested for drinking. and having a fake id on campus. the messages about smoking, pine and sharing weed and the new pictures the prosecution argued show turner had a history of partying. >> it appears this behavior was going on long before which suggests he should have known the impact of abusing alcohol and what that may cause his ñ >> there are also some reports tonight that turner took a photo of the victim naked and sent it to his friends. the documents say that there take a picture of the victim when she was passed out on the ground. that witness could not identify the person who took the photo as brock turner. second, there i

mr. turner. >> no. >> mr. turner votes no. mr. duncan. mr. duncan votes no. mr. jordan. mr. jordan votes no. mr. wahlberg. mr. wahlberg votes no. mr. omash. >> no. >> mr. gosar. mr. gowdy. mr. pharynthold. ms. lummus. mr. massy. >> no. >> mr. meadows. mr. desantis votes no. mr. mull veiny. >> mr. buck. >> mr. buck votes no. votes no. mr. walker? >> no. >> mr. walker votes no. >> mr. blum? mr. blum votes no. mr. russell? >> mr. russell votes no. >> no. >> mr. carter votes no. >> mr. hurd? mr. hurd votes no. mr. palmer? >> no. >> mr. palmer votes no. >> mr. cummings votes yes. >> ms. maloney votes yes. >> ms. norton votes yes. >> mr. clay votes yes. >> mr. lynch? >> mr. lynch votes yes. >> mr. cooper? >> yes. >> mr. cooper votes yes. >> mr. connolly votes yes. mr. cartwright votes yes. ms. kelly? ms. kelly votes yes. mr. lou? ms. watson coleman? >> yes. >> mr. boyle? >> yes. >> mr.well ch? >> how is mr. gosar is not recorded. >> have all members voted? clerk will report the tally. >> on this vote there are 15 yays and 21 noes. the question is on the adoption of house resolutio

mr. turner, who is guilty, from guilty by a jury on three counts. he's not going to prison because he got leniency. he's only going to jail and who knows how long he will actually serve. if precedent holds, he will only be there three months.>>reporter: philippe djegal kron 4 news. >> if you would like to read all of the letters, including the one written by the victim they are all posted at kron4.com. >>> only on kron 4, we hear from a man who says he came face-to-face with the woman, moments after she stabbed a child. >> he describes in detail how he got the woman to drop the weapon. we told you about this earlier in the week, the child was in a wells fargo bank visiting family, when the time -- crime took place.>> i walked about 15 feet and noticed everybody was in panic.>>reporter: henry says on monday morning he walked into this wells fargo and found chaos.>> there was screaming, people running out they were scared.>>reporter: he says he saw a young boy in the lobby who had apparently been stabbed. >> then i saw the kid crying. then i saw the b

. >> the judge got wronged, he bent over backwards to find a way to award mr turner probation, even thoughdid not support a. took the two lawyers are trying to rally support for persky saying that six month for was not a slap on the wrist. he could've faced 14 years if he re-offends our violates his probation. >> being against the recall of judge persky does not mean that you are okay with sexual assault. >>reporter: the opposing side delivered 1 million signatures calling for persky's removal. >> the attorneys say they don't expect to get nearly the number of signatures that their opposition is gathered. they just want to ensure their message gets hurt.>> it has been a year, since the charleston church shooting that shook the nation, june 17, 2015 when dillon roof walked into the south carolina church, joined a bible study group, already underway and then suddenly stood up and opened fire. he killed nine people saying he wanted to start a race war. president obama said today, the nation is deeply moved by the boundless love and unshakable resilience of a congregation of the emmanuel ame c

mr. turner should have been sentenced to prison for a term, but -- but i don't feel that because i disagree with the court that that is the basis for me to suggest there should be a recall. >> all red says that california instead should change its current law which forbids juries from actually recommending sentences to judgments. >>> it's all about name recognition. virgin american airlines might survive under alaska's wifnlgt as we report previously, alaska airlines is buying virgin america, but the two are very different brands. alaska airlines ceo says he believes in the power of the virgin american brand and doesn't want to lose the airline's loyalty and revenue. >> well, it's a lot of water right there. fire hydrant broke in morgan hill this morning. you can see that water gushing above the streetlight there. southbound, this is on kozmo avenue near southbound 101. now the street was closed for a while because of this mess and it reopened when that water was finally shut off. spouting quite high. >> and we're going to see other water falling from the sky in the next couple of days. >>

mr. turner to six months. the judge had a wide range of options. problem that can be addressed by an appeals court here in terms of raising the sentence. >> let's read that letter that you referred to by turner's father pleading for leniency. "these verdicts have broken and shattered him and our family in so many ways his life will not be the one that he dreamed about and worked so hard to achieve. that's the steep price for 20 minutes of action out of his 20 plus years of life." jeffrey, i hate to be rude, but who cares? he's the guilty person. >> well, that's right. who is the victim here and who should we feel sorry for and how twisted do you have to be to describe the rape of an unconscious woman as 20 minutes of action? it's a pretty appalling letter and an appalling story. >> the rape survivor also wrote in her letter, "if i had been sexually assaulted by an unathletic guy from a community college, what would his sentence be? if accused of three felonies other than drinking, what would his sentence be? and what if it had been a black or latin

mr. turner is in fact going to go to jail. he is a convicted felon. he will have to register as a sex offender for his entire life. >> reporter: it was the victim's letter to the court and her attacker which has been read and shared millions of times online that ignited the social media firestorm. since then the judge has received death threats and blasted as biased. tens of thousands have signed online petitions demanding he be recalled from office and removed from the bench. but even one of his most outspoken critics believes that is simply taking things too far. >> he is neutral in the trial. i don't think the fact that he went to stanford had anything to do with it. >> reporter: while big attention is focused on how much time turner will spend in jail, likely three months of a six-month sentence, o'neil says the judge almost certainly considered the lifetime implications of having to register as a sex offender. >> i think judge persky heard all the testimony weighed all the considerations, he is required to by law and arrived at the sentence throu

mr. turner could wind up behind bars for a long time if he violates his probation. we will end with this. the fevered pitch backlash against the judge has become so extreme that there are some potential jurors that are being pulled to serve on a jury say they will not serve if judge aaron persky is presiding. >>> a lot of people think that if brock turner was black or hispanic that he would be serving prison time right now. the public defender says that in his opinion, six months in jail with only three months served as an appropriate sentence in a case like this?>> reporter: yes to that point. the second point is the racial component. i asked specifically about that. if the defendant or the accused had a different skin tone and a different name and did not come from small-town ohio with parents who could pay his way to stanford, would there be a different outcome?>> he said with reject -- with regards to judge aaron persky, he did not think so. from what he knows of people that have been booked with the judge in the courtroom, he does not think it would've been dif

mr. turner is in fact going go to jail. he's a convicted felon. he will have to register as a sex offender for his entire life. >> reporter: that petition will be delivered to the california commission on judicial performance in san francisco at noon today. we're live in palo alto. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> twitter is telling millions of users to change their passwords because their accounts are at risk of being taken over. this comes after a database containing nearly 33 million user names and passwords was leaked but the data apparently did not come directly from twitter's computers. instead, it may have been assembled from other computers that were previously hacked. >>> bay area drivers could soon decide whether they want to pay more for a smoother ride. today the mtc will consider whether to approve a gas tax hike on the november ballot. the increase would be five or ten cents a gallon. it's estimated it would raise $140 million annually for road repairs. supervisors in each of the bay area's nine counties would need to approve it before the measu

mr. turner is in fact going go to jail. he's a convicted felon. he will have to register as a sex offender for his entire life. >> reporter: so those million or so online signatures will be delivered to the california commission on judicial performance in san francisco at noon today. we're live in palo alto. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> new this morning, tesla's use of foreign workers sparks questions from lawmakers about visas granted for cheap labor. the "san jose mercury news" shined the spotlight on the 140 foreign workers at a construction project for tesla's fremont factory. now u.s. senator charles grassley is asking the departments of justice, state homeland security and labor to look into why some workers are granted a visa that's banned by immigration. a subcontractor was used to hire those workers. the agencies have not yet responded to senator grassley's requests. >>> we are getting a better idea of just how many people turned out to vote for the california primary on tuesday. as of last night, slightly more than 6 million ballots were counted

mr. turner, a very lenient sentence. the minimum sentence under california law for his crime was two years, which is already a fairly short sentence by most standards for three sex crime felonies. and he did not even get that. >> and his side, rlt judge's side, looks at there's this factors that you can take into consideration when you're deciding a sentence. but you are right, it is under the two year minimum, the two year minimum, we have a legal analyst here at cnn danny savalas who wrote this op-ed who said, yes, this is an unusually light sentence. however, it ask is legal. and bringing down a judge with petitions, impeachment drives sets a dangerous precedent. he says in his op-ed, if judges can be brought down for correctly applying the law, then ultimately who ends up doing the judge judgesing? i just want your thoughts on that, professor. >> i do have two reactions to that. first of all, i do not believe he correctly applied the law. the minimum mandatory is two years that is presumptively ineligible for probati

mr. turner represented to the judge that he was inexperienced and the use of drugs or alcohol and i thinkdemonstrated is that it was quite different than that. again, there is no way, i think, a fair judge making this decision considering the factors that have been mentioned fails to consider the idea of proportionality. that's what's wrong here. i mean, to me, at least two years, three years. but six months, actually three months, he's scheduled, suzanne to be released on the second of september. it just seems outrageous. >> there are a lot of people who agree with you and who are certainly asking for that judge to be recalled. we'll see how that effort goes. richard herman, avery freeman, thank you so much. >>> coming up, mitt romney ripping into the republican party, his own party, saying the current situation, well, it's just breaking his heart. that is ahead when "newsroom" continues. your finger tips.ower at like the power to earn allstate reward points, every time i drive. ...want my number? and cash back for driving safe. and the power to automatically find your car... i see you c

to judge when he denied ever using 'illicit substances' >>reporter:sot certainly it undermines mr turners was someone inexperienced with the effects of drugs and alcohol and that is what lead to his behavior >>reporter:there are also text messages showing turner used drugs in high school in ohio and at stanford. >>reporter:in 2014, he asked a friend "do you think i could buy some wax so we could do some dabs?" >>reporter:this refers to smoking a very strong form of cannabis. he also texted about wanting to do acid. >>reporter:and taking lsd and mdma together, which is called "candyflipping." the prosecution , said turner was out looking for prey. >>reporter:at another party the week before, another witness testified turner "creeped her out" because he was so persistent with he was touching her while dancing. >>reporter:and the night of the attack that turner tried to kiss and grope the victims sister at the party with her identifying him in a line up as the "aggressive guy at the party" >>reporter:the sister writing to the judge. she has extreme guilt about that night. "i am still sad tha

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mr. turner. >> other 3 are sentenced in that case to 6 times longer but the victim was conscious during thatttack which california law treats as a more serious offense. turner's victim was unconscious during the attack. he will likely won't spend all of the 6-month sentence in jail. >>> still ahead the police department trying to focus on fighting crime amid the sex scandal playing the department. we ride along with officers to see how they're handling the situation. >> and house republicans release a report of the deadly benghazi attack. who they are blaming this morning. >> and a live look at the cross over the golden gate bridge and the fog has lifted a little bit of it's not going to cool things off much for you. with advil liqui-gels, you'll ask what body aches? what knee pain? what sore elbow? what joint pain? advil liqui-gels are so fast, they make pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer than advil liqui-gels the world's #1 choice what pain? advil. >>> we're getting you out the door with a little weather and traffic. more weather than traffic. >> it's already war

mr. speaker. these are the facts. rock turner was found on top of an unconscious woman whose clothing he had removed. he tried to run away. the woman later found pine needles and dirt in her genitalia. this is also a fact, brock turner was sentenced to a mere six months in county jail for committing the violent crime of rape. of which turner will probably serve three months. . he would have a severe impact. what a travesty. all i could think of is proverbs which says a righteous man falling down before the wicked is as troubled a fountain and a corrupt spring. our justice system must become better than this. our educational system must become better than this. people must understand that rape is one of the most violent crimes a person can commit, not as mr. turner's father said, quote, 20 minutes of action, unquote. i'm working on several pieces of legislation to help survivors of sexual assault and harassment, including the halt act, strengthen, prevention and enforcement efforts on campus. but today i want to honor the courage

mr. turner has not yet apologized or taken responsibility, which is another reason that we think judge perskyointed the judge didn't recognize that and he didn't show any remorse. she is happy that her words are having such an impact around the world. >> jeffrey, thank you very much for the updates. >>> coming up, the hunt is on for a man murdering his wife. john walsh joins us next for the season premiere of his show. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmmm. incredible. looks tasty. you don't have heartburn. new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the relief. (mamost of the show. we missed (woman) and there's no way to restart it. (jon bon jovi) with directv there is. ♪ you see, we've got the power to turn back time ♪ ♪ so let's restart the show that started at nine ♪ ♪ and while we're at it, let's give you back your 'do ♪ ♪ and give her back the guy she liked before you ♪ ♪ hey, that's the power to turn back time. ♪ (vo) get the ultimate all-included bundle. call 1-800-directv. >>> this sunday, "the hunt" runs to cnn. not who done it, but where did he go. let's take a look. >>

turner, kpix 5. >>> mourners are arriving in louisville to pay mr. respects for muhammad ali. kenneth raying -- craig has more on how the legend will be remembered. >> reporter: no time to wait hearing that free tickets will be handed out for the the prayer service. >> we jumped in a truck and drove up here. >> reporter: his overnight trek from north carolina paid off. >> may i have four, please? my hand is shaking. >> reporter: she will be with about 14,000 other ali fans in louisville's freedom hall looking to say farewell to the boxing legend, outspoken in or out of the ring. >> don't be surprised at nothing i do. >> reporter: this venue can accommodate thousands of fans and it's the site of ali's last night. ken actually in the ali when he was a young boy at the louisville exhibition match in 1976. he asked him to come in the ring. >> he picked me up and put his fist against my jaw and it was incredible, something they will never forget. >> reporter: he and other fans will share another special moment on friday when they attend a 19- mile procession through the city street

mr. victor marques of the marques law group. >> miss alia of turner. >> david lou of ucsf and mark gerar.iss judy sorro, in memory of mitch sorro. >> now i would like to announce the four scholarships. these scholarships represent specific achievements. the first scholarship is awarded to richard may in the amount of $500 for his dedication to the program, going above and beyond the requirements to study construction management and blueprint reading come on up. [ applause ] >> >> the second to ron red head for his commitment to his professional values for $500. >> the third scholarship to bang wo in the amount of $500 for commitment of aligning his goals with industrial qualifications in san francisco, plus he had perfect attendance. [ applause ] >> now, the final scholarship is very special to mission hiring hall. this scholarship is awarded to jessie nelson in the amount of $500 from the maria hasel scholarship fund, this award represents outstanding achievement in the face of multiple challenges his per seer veer ans represents everything that the community stands for and we honor his

mr. biden penning a letter forer buzz beat saying he's quote quo furious over the case. brock turnero sixeno months in jail for sexually assaulting unconscious woman.om biden titled the letter an openn letter to a courageous young woman and wrote it in responseoi to the powerful letter thete t victim wrote and read in court.c he told her she had the power tr change lives.. >>> and 10 office thousands tus expected to tandy memorial todad for muhammed ali in his hometowt of louisville.ville. former president bill clintonli and actor billy crystal will beb among those who will deliverdelr eulalio jeez today.ay the boxing legend will be buriee in private ceremony before the public inter faith service. seri on foxdc.com beginning atng 2:00 o'clock this afternoon.. >>> and this morning people inei california got a 1:00 a.m. wakew up call by an earthquake.ak the 5.2 magnitude earthquakearth could be felt from san diego all the way to los angeles. people say the ground shook fork 30 seconds.30 secon right now we haven't heard ofrdo any reports of injuries.ie so good news there.ne there >>> a

turner on that question. >> it's easy for democrats to attack mr. trump. you don't get any brownie points from me and other progressives for getting into a twitter war with donald trump. that's easy. when the fight was hard, where was elizabeth warren? attack me for me saying this, but i'm a truth teller at this point. >> well, i think she's a truth teller. where was elizabeth warren, why didn't she sign on to the bernie campaign? >> she makes a great point. one thing about the bernie sanders and the donald trump supporters i have learned out there. there's a lot of passion, there's a lot of anger and a lot of angst. so people out there on twitter and facebook having saying lots of things about elizabeth warren. and about the president for that matter. and they defend donald trump because they're very passionate about the people they support. but i will say this. she makes a good point. when bernie sanders took on the secretary, the -- former secretary of state, everybody was with her. it was really hard to go out and work against the entire machine. so i

turner. she is ohio state senator she says she ♪ impressed by elizabeth warren. >> you don't get brownie points for me and other progressives for getting in twitter war with mr. r saying. this i'm a truth-teller at this point. >> go nina turner. i agree with her. >> i don't know she might get audited now. we will see what happens. listen, she is not qualified. ed reynolds big time democrat says she ♪ qualified. she is not ready to step in if anything happens to hillary. elizabeth warren is all about elizabeth warren. that's what she cares about. she is positioning herself for her own presidential run. i think this is just a punk fake like you said. >> who do you think hillary clinton is going to tap in? >> i think she needs a white male. she is down big with men. almost 20 points against donald trump with member. she has the white vote and minority vote. she needs a young white man, probably like o'malley type. someone safe to bring in and just kind of look young next to her and look strong. >> elizabeth warren could stay in that role as attack dog. >> she is a vicious attack dog. i think she has gotten under trump's skin a few times. >> speaking of young, you

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mr. heard from texas. >> i would like to thank my colleague. recognize you have a difficult job. it has been argued that an accurate entry exit system would efforts are reducing need to review leads that turnero be false positive. could you point to the committee how leads are generated and sent to the field offices? >> yes i can. the information, the referral, is received from arrival departure information system. from there it gets plugged into the automated targeting system cvp belongs to. this is all basically automated. we are bouncing it up to the intelligence community, a batch request. we send it over to see i s -- to cis to see how many applied for benefits and we will go back to departed inhow many the window between receipt and processing. about 971,000 number i provided you, we have already eliminated 141,000 records in that click exchange between us in cvp. we are going to wait for the response from the intelligence community. we will take appropriate action depending on how we prioritize something depending on the response. now we meet with a group of interagency intelligence community and law enforcement partners. they have giving us a tiered to prioritize individuals in terms