he said that the teachers union has already endorsed hillary clinton. there are people who agree that the national teachers union is a destructive force. it's going to hurt him with people who never had this to began my. >> i would suggest that that would be great. turco. [cheers] >> it is your classic neighbors battling neighbors program. he is 69 years old. he is getting a divorce and he's having a rough time. he wants to go down the bucket license. he was paying to keep his plan on the local air case which he just couldn't afford going through such a costly divorce. he moved here to oceanside and long island. slowly but surely they started dropping by and spokespeople from the town, different councilman and organizers, and right now they have over $3000 in this and they say that it is an eyesore. >> the police have been called and they have come by. one of them that he wouldn't name even took a picture thing that this is awesome, you are totally allowed to have and the lawyers are backing him. he had three of them. they actually said that we are going to support you pro bono and take this thing

i think to have a national union endorsing him helps move the perception for the sanders campaign thate than someone who can get more endorsements. >> reporter: sanders has been drawing large crowds including tens of thousands of supporters over the weekend at stops in seattle and portland following this event in oakland he's heading to los angeles for another california campaign stop. sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >>> gop presidential candidate carly fiorina won't be appearing tonight after all. a fund-raiser has been canceled with no reason given. fiorina's campaign is boasting a spike in fund-raising following her performance in last thursday's debate for second tier gop candidates. she hoped to seize on that momentum by attacking donald trump and the blood comment he made to fox news anchor megyn kelly. >> the point is women understood that comment and, yes, it is offensive. >> trump fired back at fiorina today tweeting that she has zero chance of winning the republican nomination and that listening to her for more than ten minutes gives a massive headache. >>> union city police hop

announcement from the national union is a big deal for the campaign. >> national nurse united is endorsingers, friend, human rights champion for the president of the united states. >> political observer say the endorsement could prompt further union support. >> yawn have some wealth they contribute to candidate campaign but they also contribute lieutenants of people powers. >> sanders says he fully expects to be out spent by super pac controlled by deep pocket backers. david versus goliath popularism is a trademark. >> interesting gay but obviously not as standing up working people and take on the bail area class. >> senator drew tens of thousands office supporters over the weekend stop in seattle and portland and also confronted by members of the black life matter movement. says the message addresses those concerns. >> all of you will remember l martin luther king jr. led the march on washington. do you know what the march was called? it was called jobs and justice. >>reporter: union has endorsed senator sanders and members pledged to actively campaign for man they admit many people don't

>> the national teachers union. >> good evening again. i'm sade baderinwa. >> and i'm bill ritter in for diana williams. >>> angry blow back tonight from teachers and their union who say the governor indeed has gone too far. >> but with the republican presidential debate just three days from now and with governor christie close to not being included, was he trying to generate some headlines? >> political reporter dave evans here with the latest. david. >> as you know, this is a long running dispute dating back to when governor christie first took office and he has tangled with the teachers union ever since. so this latest remark was not a big surprise but it might -- with republicans voters who will be closely watching thursday's big televised debate, the first of the campaign season. governor christie has said before he would handle a bully by punching them in the face. that led to a question yesterday and an answer that angered many. >> at the national level who deserves a punch in the face? >> the national teachers union. >> governor c

today, meeting with nurses in oakland and looked for a major endorsement from one of their big, national unions. sergio quintatan is live with the story. >> reporter: some have been considering this run as a long shot, something that a bit of a fringe candidacy within this rate, but now, he has this major endorsement. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders waded through this crowd and signed autographs and posed for selfies. this announcement is a big deal for his campaign. >> national nurses united is endorsing candidate bernie sanders. friend, champion and president of the united states. >> unions have some wealth they contribute to the campaign, but also, lots of people power. >> reporter: sanders says he expects to be outspent by super pacs. >> he's an interesting guy, but not a serious candidate. imagine taking on the combrinl yar class. >> reporter: the vermont senator drew tens of thousands of supporters but has been confronted by members of the black lives matter movement. >> all of you will remember when martin luther king led the march on washington. the march was called jobs and justice

today, meeting with nurses in oakland and looked for a major endorsement from one of their big, national unionstan is live with the story. >> reporter: some have been considering this run as a long shot, something that a bit of a fringe candidacy within this rate, but now, he has this major endorsement. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders waded through this crowd and signed autographs and posed for selfies. this announcement is a big deal for his campaign. >> national

today, meeting with nurses in oakland and looked for a major endorsement from one of their big, national unions. sergio quintatan is live with the story. >> reporter: some have been considering this run as a long shot, something that a bit of a fringe candidacy within this rate, but now, he has this major endorsement. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders waded through this crowd and signed autographs and posed for selfies. this announcement is a big deal for his campaign. >> national nurses united is endorsing candidate bernie sanders. friend, champion and president of the united states. >> unions have some wealth they contribute to the campaign, but also, lots of people power. >> reporter: sanders says he expects to be outspent by super pacs. >> he's an interesting guy, but not a serious candidate. imagine taking on the combrinl yar class. >> reporter: the vermont senator drew tens of thousands of supporters but has been confronted by members of the black lives matter movement. >> all of you will remember when martin luther king led the march on washington. the march was called jobs and justice

say it could be a turning point it's not being called the death blow of colleagues forming nationalized unions. yesterday their bid was blocked to form a college athletes union. part of the reason potential chaos if schools wither to have union and nonionion teams. the labor boards typically do not allow typically for appeals. >>> it's pretty hard not to love those great catches at baseball game, not only the ones the players do, the pros on the feel, but lately you've seen people in the stands holding babies. >> a good eye to catch that ball. here's the latest. albert pujols rocks that. catch the bouncing ball. glove scoop. he falls over. i don't think so. >> this is why the moms don't try it. >> it was a little close for comfort though. we'll leave it at that. >> no, you don't go for that ball, right? they tumble over the rail there practically. luckily he's lucky. he could rnlt reach it. he saw it was there. the attendant comes over to get the ball and tosses it to another fan though it's not worth it. the little girl was crying by the way. not surprisingly. the dejected fan eventually got

he renamed the party the national union party. it was renamed in an attempt to create a coalition. the republican party had come into existence in the late antebellum era. lincoln is trying to broaden his coalition. andrew johnson was brought in as a vice presidential candidate because he was a democrat. appealed to democrats potentially, but also he had been loyal to the union. it was thought, he was brought in on the ticket even though he had not converted to the republicans as a means to broaden the coalition. does that make sense? ok. johnson, i talked about this attempt to restructure what "our people" meant. he did not see the bureau as an attempt for inclusion, he saw it as favoritism. here you have the federal government favoring african-americans at the expense of whites. you see these arguments in a democratic broadside from 1866. the idea that what the bureau did was allow black southerners to be lazy -- it was giving them rations, food, encouraging them to loaf about. therefore, why would a former slave work if the federal government was going to give them handouts? joh

union. upstream in the neighboring states of somalia, the neighboring states of syria, the neighboring states of afghanistan, it obviously falls to the united nations to be the coordinator rather than the european union. jane: turkey and jordan would probably argue that they and bearing the front of this for some time could what help should they be getting? david: you are absolutely right that it is poorer countries, the neighbors of those who consumed by war, that are the biggest burden. the concern that we at the international rescue committee have is that 85% of the refugees are in poorer countries rather than rich countries. for a country like jordan, which, as you say has taken sick thousand, 700,000 refugees from the conflict, what they need is systematic, long-term help with the health, education, water, and infrastructure that is bearing an immense burden as a result of the syria conflict. that was david miliband, president and ceo of the international rescue committee. former u.s. president george w. bush was in new orleans today to mark 10 years since hurricane katrina battered the city. mr. bush was in the white house at the time and was

>> the national teachers union because they're not for education for our children.'re for a greater membership, greater benefit, greater pay for their members. and they are the single most destructive force in public education in america. >> liz macdonald is here, we are hearing the national teachers union firing back at this comment. when you see a clip like this, it is taken totally out of context. >> yeah. that's right. your point there, you were fond of saying you treat bullies one in two ways. you either go up to them or you punch them in the face. and then he was asked who would you punch in the face now. >> right. >> and chris christie was talking about the entire teachers union. p. what what the president of the american federation of teachers had to say about chris christie's comment. she's essentially saying here that chris christie has issues and it's not just fiscal issues, not his inability to fix the pension crisis. that he's a bull pee he's got anger management issues and the fact that he would basically deal with this threat, with this issue by -- yo

i feel very good about the future of the national union government. and: also, an appreciation the teams around them of the international community. that rang so clear when both of them came to the washington march. when donnie addressed congress with both of them making the rounds on the hill. meeting senior u.s. leadership. leadership sacrifices and to be able to work together as a partnership is something that cannot be spoke of enough. before asking about the broader region in the peace talks, and recognizing the investor mckinley are joining us, so you do not want to get too far into this him anything one could say that they have begun to deliver for the benefit of the afghan people? obviously continuing to make it work and preserving the fight and the cities, is already a lot , so i don't want to be unrealistic. it has only been nine months, 10 months now. 11, but still. is there anything you can point theor continued growth and economy or development progress that has their signature on it for good, whole will early sign of where the government

senator visited oakland and picked up endorsement from national nurse united first from a national labor union. >> 7 news was in san francisco where mainly stretch of roadway should see a lot less traffic starting tomorrow. private vehicle will be prohibited from turning on to market street between third and h. part of effort to eliminate pedestrian and bicyclist deaths. also notice new signs that are marking in streets and crosswalk and extended transit only lanes. so between third and eighth. no right turn on market. that takes getting used to. >> definitely. >> state of emergency. next on 7 news at 11:00. violent night in ferguson. more protest and clashes with police. how they are dealing with tonight unres unrest. >> plus once a red now a river. dangerous flash flood that ripped through colorado. >> changes are afoot. what you will not be seeing on bart trains any more. >> fv comfortable start to thes% work week but i amtraking return of some intense august heat when it arrives in the accu-weather forecast as 7 news ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but

>> oh, the national teachers union. >> christie added that the teachers unions are only looking out forves and not our children. local teachers we talked with said the governor's comments are offensive and said he is the real bully. >> i think it's very disheartening, appall upset, angry? angry and disappointed. >> if you're beginning to be the president of the united states you should be concerned about middle-class families. >> new jersey's education association says christie is an embarrassment to new jersey and should resign. christie's presidential campaign did not respond to our requests for comment about the local teachers union criticism. >>> turn about is fair play in politics. yesterday, the website gawker posted one of donald trump's phone numbers online. the headline read "call donald trump's cell phone, ask him about his important ideas." you'll remember last month, trump gave out the private cell phone number of rival candidate lindsey graham. trump's camp said the release of his number isn't causing problems because it's a number trump no longer uses. >>> veterans will te

the ten teachers taking on the union say mandatory fees violate their right to free speech. the california teachers association, the national teachers unions, and several other public employees unions, say the suit threatens to curtail their freedom to organize and advocate. well, as we first reported earlier this year, a former google executive founded a new network of micro-schools. the founder of facebook took note. mark zuckerberg and his wife priscilla chan-- non-profit foundation is part of a $100-million investment in altschool. altschool plans to use that money to expand its network of small private schools. that hopes to eventually bring its education model to public schools as well. and last, but certainly not least, the economic outlook for california schools is on the upswing. california now ranks 29th in per-pupil spending. that's up from 42nd just 2 years ago. the boost is largely thanks to proposition 30. according to an independent analysis, prop 30 raised the state sales tax and personal income taxes for the highest-income californians, and that money goes to schools. the state may be enjoying the influx of

. >> oh, the national teachers union. >> i have used birth control and not just the rhythm method, okayso, you know, my church, my church has a teaching against birth control does that make me an awful catholic? >> larry: no. it does not make you an awful catholic. it makes you an awful toastmaster. those people are eating. and it is not just me who feels this way about chris christie, his own supporters have hardened against him. >> that is what he said. thank you, jeb, thank you. >> so they turned against him not for imagining him having sex but for actually seeing him display affection. >> i can't get the picture out of my mind after super storm sandy when obama landed in new jersey and he just cuddled up right, right up to him. >> i never forgive him for hugging shakedown. >> the shake down to get more money. >> you don't have to embrace him. shake his hand. >> that's right. these people don't forgive chris christie for hugging the president. during a national crisis. it's a hug, people. i mean, are they worried that chris christie is going to catch black if he gets too close? right

unionize. the decision would have paved the way for the nation's first union of college athletes.rd nixed the players athletes saying it would be unfair for them to be a union while players elsewhere are not. >>> wildfires in the northwest require evacuations as flames consume homes and businesses. massive fires are raging out of control now. 50 structures have been turned to cash in central washington. in idaho, wildfires destroyed 42 homes. a good sign in eastern oregon, higher humidity and lighter winds allowing crews to slow the spread of the winds and the so called warm fire that started yesterday is burning 300 acres and 50% contained. >> we were hr drawn down on resources with other fires. >> officials say 7 million acres burned so far this year, more than the two previous years combined. a newly proposed state law would mean big fines for drone users. drones interfered with responses 13 times in california this year. lawmakers behind the legislation say it's getting out of hand. if approved would face $5,000 fines and authorities would have the right to shoot down those dr

>> the national teachers union. >> christie add the the teachers unions are only looking out for themselves and not our children. local teachers said the governor's comments are offensive and said he is the real bully. >> i think it's disheartening, appalled, upset, angry? angry and disappointed. >> if you're going to be the president of the united states, you should definitely be concerned about middle-class families. >> new jersey's education association says christie is an embarrassment to new jersey and should resign. christie's presidential campaign did not respond to our request for comment about the local teachers union criticism. >>> the website gawker posted donald trump's phone number online yesterday. the head line read call donald trump's cell phone and ask him about his important ideas. last month trump gave out the private cell phone number of lindsey graham. trump's camp says the release is no longer using that number. >>> yesterday, the 11-term democrat shaka fatah was indicted last week. he's charged with 29 counts including money laundering and racketeering. he says he is

unionize. the decision would have paved the way for the nation's first union of college athletes.rd nixed the players athletes saying it would be unfair for them to be a union while players elsewhere are not. >>> wildfires in the northwest require evacuations as flames consume homes and businesses. massive fires are raging out of control now. 50 structures have been turned to cash in central washington. in idaho, wildfires destroyed 42 homes. a good sign in eastern oregon, higher humidity and lighter winds allowing crews to slow the spread of the winds and the so called warm fire that started yesterday is burning 300 acres and 50% contained. >> we were hr drawn down on resources with other fires. >> officials say 7 million acres burned so far this year, more than the two previous years combined. a newly proposed state law would mean big fines for drone users. drones interfered with responses 13 times in california this year. lawmakers behind the legislation say it's getting out of hand. if approved would face $5,000 fines and authorities would have the right to shoot down those dr

today, this video from oakland, where he scored the endorsement of the national nurse's union. mrs. clinton may be sander's main competition but today he blasted republicans. >> you know how they get elected. >> because throughout the modern history of the republican party what they do is play one group off the against the other and have millions of people vote against their own economic best interests. >> he is a crowd favorite. senator sanders favored single payer health care and more drastic actions to address climate change. >>> fox news anchor megyn kelly is commenting on donald trump's beef are her. she said she will not apologize for doing good journalism. and adds it's time to move on. donald trump lashed out at her as being unmayor and unprofessional. today hillary clinton also commented. >> i think the guy went overboard. offensive, outrageous. but what marco rubio said has as much of an impact as anybody else on that stage. it is and deeply troubling. >> clinton is talking about rubio's opposition to abortion even in cases of rape. clinton addresses why she went to donald

senator visited oakland and picked up endorsement from national nurse united first from a national labor union 7 news was in san francisco where mainly stretch of roadway should see a lot less traffic starting tomorrow. private vehicle will be prohibited from turning on to market street between third and h. part of effort to eliminate pedestrian and bicyclist deaths. also notice new signs that are marking in streets and crosswalk and extended transit only lanes. so between third and eighth. no right turn on market. that takes getting used to. >> definitely. >> state of emergency. next on 7 news at 11:00. violent night in ferguson. more protest and clashes with police. how they are dealing with tonight unres unrest. >> plus once a red now a river. dangerous flash flood that ripped through colorado. >> changes are afoot. what you will not be seeing on bart trains any more. >> fv comfortable start to thes% work week but i amtraking return of some intense august heat when it arrives in the accu-weather forecast as 7 news >> police prepared for long night in ferguson, missouri. one year after shoot

union. the national labor relations board blocked the players' attempts to have the nation's first union for college athletes saying that it could lead to different standards at different schools. a favorable ruling could have been a gauge changer. in 2014, a regional nlrw director ruled they are essentially school employees and entitled to organize. >>> coming up, should children win awards just for playing a sport? still ahead, one pro football player says no way. how taking away little trophies from his sons has triggered a huge debate. >>> a bomb blast caught on camera. the deadly attack on a popular tourist area in tie hand. >>> what's behind a spike in headaches that could land children in the er? this is lovely. stevie wonder stages a big surprise in central park tonight. we will explain what's about to happen. leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. >>> it is a summer surprise for legendary singer stevie wonder. >> listen to this. he is about to perform a surprise concert in central park. matt kozar

while he was in oakland he scored the endorsement of the national nurses union. he favors single pair healthcare and more drastic action to address climate change. >>> the faa just released a study it kept secret for years showing air traffic controllers schedules only lead to chronic fatigue. officials posted the study online yesterday. though the report was completed nearly three years ago. the study found nearly two in ten controllers made significant errors if the previous year and most blame the errors on fatigue. overall controllers in the study arched less than six hours of sleep per day, the faa says it tas taken steps to reduce fatigue. >> that is one job you deaf need eight hours or more a day. >>> a shakeup at google, the tech giant creating a new parent company. >> we turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning to both of you, wall street may be looking at red arrows early on today. stock rebounded monday as oil prices rose and on comments from a top fed official who suggests a september is interest rate hike ma

. >> bernie sanders winning an endorsement from the national nurses union.d end up with a huge they could end up with a huge pay cut ♪ whoa what are you doing? putting on a movie. i'm trying to watch the game here. look i need this right now ok? come on i don't want to watch that. too bad this is happening. fine, what if i just put up the x1 sports app right here. ah jeez it's so close. he just loves her so much. do it. come on. do it. come on! yes! awww, yes! that is what i'm talking about. baby. call and upgrade to get x1 today. ♪ >>> the union that represents nurses in america want bernie sanders in the white house -- for the single pair socialized health care they have in britain. take a look at this. the average salary for a nurse is 45% more in the u.s. than it is in britain, so, steve, looks like a nurse's union is advocating a big salary cut for its workers. >> yeah. they think government means bigger salaries, but when you run a system like that, one, you get a less good economy, you have less good outcomes because you have less resources. less reso

sanders is going to address members of the national nurses union at noon today in oakland. polls show sanders still trailing well behind front runner hillary clinton but he is gaining ground. >> another presidential hopeful is expected to make a big promise today. hillary clinton will announce a multi-billion dollar federal commitment to make college more affordable. >> for that and the rest of your news before the bell we turn now to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> wall street looks to start the week on a positive note. the dow and nasdaq both falling more than 1% last week in the dow ending at a six-upon low on friday. amid falling oil prices and media stocks there is no economic data today but look for reports this week on retail sales and inflation. the dow falling 46 points to 17,373 the nasdaq down 1312 to 50.44. hillary clinton will unveil a plan today to make college more affordable and reduce student debt which has dropped $1 trillion. students wouldn't have to take out loans to attend public schools. the plan is estimated to cost $35

union. they wanted to be paid beyond scholarships but the national labor relations board ruled unionizing one team would not provide instability in the ncaa. a dental practice is back open after making national headlines. the dentist there, walter palmer killed the famed lion cecil in africa. it triggered anger in america and sparked a new debate about poaching. the office tweeted today it was starting to sea patients again but says palmer is not there at the office. "7 on your side" now with health matters. first case of west nile in a horse in virginia. the north was not vaccinated for the mosquito-borne disease. mosquito can transfer the sickness to humans, and horses and other animals as well. no human cases have been reported to this point. health officials remind you to take steps to prevent yourself from mosquito bites when you go outdoors. you can't buy it yet but 21 states including virginia banned product alcohol. the product clearedded the final regulatory hurdle but chuck schumer pushing for a nationwide ban. his state became the latest. powdered alcohol could go on sale later thi

the clock has run out for northwestern university football players who wanted to form the nation's first union of college athletes. the national labor relations board today dismissed the historic ruling the players are school employees. players do not have an option to appeal. the ruling says unionization could throw off the competitive balance between teams at union and nonunion schools. >>> well, it is a topic many parents tackle, should your child get a trophy just for event. the debate. two time super bowl champ james harrison posting on instagram that he is returning his son's participation trophies. instead, he says his boys need to earn what he calls a real trophy. abc's ryan smith has the story. >> reporter: he's one of the toughest linebackers in football. pittsburgh steeler james harrison is known for his explosive play. >> get the sack. >> reporter: when it comes to tackling parenting, veteran player is proving he's just as fierce. when his two sons came home with so-called participation trophies, harrison blew the whistle, writing while i am very proud of my boys for everything the

unions. the national labor relations board blocked a bid for college athletes to form a union. there would be competitive imbalances. labor board decisions typically i do not allow for appeals. >> happening today the fda will decide the fate of the pill some are calling the women's viagra. also called flibanserin. also easier to say the little pink pill. the fda failed the drug twice, first back in 2010. many argue the effects on libido aren't clear and there are a lot of side effects. they say it could be an important turning point for women's health. >>> women with heavy workloads may have a harder time getting pregnant. harvard researchers followed nearly 2,000 nurses trying to conceive. they found women who work more than 40 hours a week took about 20% longer to become pregnant and nurses who had to lift heavy loads took longer to conceive. in this day and age with so many people working long hours. >> yes, indeed. >>> now we have a milestone to tell you about. for the first time two women passed the army's grueling program and plan to graduate. >> that's pretty impressive.

stephen: judge marks is also president of the union, the national association of immigration judges. and as such, she speaks for the union and not the justice department. dana: these are the kinds of issues where we say immigration law is like the twilight zone of law. stephen: the investigative unit observed hundreds of san francisco immigration court proceedings over several weeks. while the us justice department would not let us take photographs or video any of those proceedings, judge marks did sit down with us on camera, giving us a rare insider's perspective on a system that does resemble traffic court, a system vastly understaffed, underfunded, and overwhelmed. dana: we just don't have enough time in our daily workload to be able to handle that volume of cases. stephen: here in california, the backlog now nears 90,000 people, more than any other state. san francisco's caseload has exceeded 30,000 cases, second only to los angeles. dana: the cases where people are likely to eventually win, those cases suffer. in contrast, the weaker cases are the ones that benefit. stephen: bene

. >>> collected the endorsement of a national nurses union at an event in oakland. >> let me introduce our endorsed candidate the president of the united states and don't let anyone tell you that can't happen. >> behave to change. boldly and fundamental the priorities of this nation so that every american can experience the right to live with dignity and so that not almost all of our wealth and income is going to the top 1%. >> sandra says he has more individual campaign contributions with the average amount $31. >>> it looks like donald trump and fox news have buried the hatchet. roger ails released a statement saying he and trump have cleared the air. roger ails also said he told trump that he supports anchor megan kelly 100%. donald trump complained that kelly treated him unfairly during the republican debate. last night megan kelly told her audience she would not apologize for doing good journalism. trump keeps rising in the republican presidential polls despite his many store remarks. >> i think i'm going to have to turn into my opponents license because someone will revoke it. >>

union square. it has become the first national movie chain to have a bad check policy. look at this sign hanging at the regal cinemas in union square warning moviegoers their bags and packages may be checked on their way into see a movie. this comes after movie theater violence across the country. last month in the louisiana man shot and killed tweet to people and wounded nine others before killing himself. two weeks later a man with a history of mental illness attacked people with a pellet gun, hachette and pepper spray. that happened at a theater in tennessee. regal cinemass released a statement on its web site saying in part, quote, we acknowledges procedure and cause some inconvenience but hopefully these are minor in comparison to increase safety. >> whatever is they spent in terms of the operation, security, they will make up with revenue because most parents, most families want to send their family, their kids to save theater and when you have the law enforcement, local community, enforcement operations and security you are as safe as you can be. >> reporter: a lo

the national labor relation board has dismissed an earlier ruling that would have allowed college athletes to unionizethey dismissed that historic ruling that basically said that college players were employees that were entitled to form what would have been the nation's first union of college athletes. but the nlrb says that unionization could throw off "the competitive balance between teams and setting different standards for practice, pay and other conditions at union and non-union schools." an historic decision that would have let the athletes form collective bargaining units, now the nlrb has thrown that out and there is no available channel to appeal that particular ruling. >> interesting. much talked about at the time. sue, thank you so much. sue herera with the latest. good to have pete with us today. look, your name has been bandied about for an open athletic director job in division i college football. what do you think about this? >> yeah. i think this ruling makes some sense to me, scott. right now if there is going to be anything that throws off the competitive balance any way, shape or fo

he's speaking to members of the national nurses union tomorrow in oakland.olls show sanders is trailing behind hillary clinton, and he is gaining ground. we'll have more on sandra's campaign visit tomorrow. >>> did you feel it? a small quick shook san francisco this afternoon. the 3.3 quake hit offshore by 8 miles west of the city. people in san francisco as well as daily city reported feeling a quick jolt. no damage to report on that. you can track all the earthquakes that hit the bay area in realtime just head to nbc bay area and search earthquake map taking you right to the interactive maps we just showed you there on the screen. the bay area is breaking records on the heels of a woman's historic swim in san francisco, and a biker broke a world record. >> he did. >> i broke the record! [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah! >> i love that. >> that's great. >> they spent the last 48 hours and broke the world record, and he climb 96, 922 feet in just 48 hours. he says the idea to attempt the record started after he biked a height of everest, and he's decided he w

>> the national teachers union. >> christie added the teachers unions are only looking out for themselvesnd not our children. local teachers we spoke with said the governor's comments are offensive and said he is the real bully. >> i think it's very disheartening, appalled upset, angry? angry and disappointed. >> if you're going to be the president of the united states, you should definitely be concerned about middle-class families. >> new jersey's education association says christie is an embarrassment to new jersey and should resign. christie's presidential campaign did not respond to our request or comment about the local teachers union criticism. >>> and turn about is fair play in politics. yesterday the website gawker posted donald trump's phone number online. the headline read "call donald trump's cell phone and ask him about his important ideas." last month trump gave out the private cell phone number of his rival candidate lindsey graham. trump's camp says the release of the number is not a problem because he no longer uses that number. >>> yesterday, amy schumer backed a bill int

here earning endorsement of a national nurses union. >> the march on washington, was called jobs andtice. >> reporter: mean while on the g.o.p. side, it's still anyone's race. in iowa, donald trump leads, followed by these three republicans. but take a look at the latest new hampshire poll, and those faces behind trump change completely. as for trump -- >> we're going to have a little fun tonight. >> reporter: -- the c.e.o. is looking to expand his need, campaigning in more places like this event in michigan last night. not that trump is without problems. he lost a top advisor this weekend following sharp comments about fox news anchor megyn kelly. as trump aims to keep first place -- >> we're facing an i.s.i.s. and its ideology. what it is is to borrow a phrase, the focus of evil in the modern world. >> reporter: -- jeb bush, who was thought to be potential frontrunner before he entered the race is hoping to gain the top spot using foreign policy. he outlined it in this address at the reagan library last night during president obama and hillary clinton's for the rise to have the isl

david ruhl died july 30 in the national forest. >> union city police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened around 11:15 last night near 13th and i street. the victim was outside a home with a small group and two unknown people approached and began shooting. the shooters escaped. >> san jose is eyeing a temporary freeze on mobile home park conversions. the urge answer ordinance called on by mayor hillary clinton on friday would not prevent mobile home park owners from trying to close a property but it would complicate and slow the process. this is a week after the owners of the mobile home park win chester ranch confirmed they intend to close the community and sell it to a home builder. san jose has 59 mobile home communities. >> students are heading back-to-school and man school drugs are scrambling to make sure they have enough teachers. as a last week of prominent education job website listed 8,400 teaching jobs in california. oakland afternoon filed has taken on social media to call for teeners. san ramon is add verifying substitute pay at $110 a day. pittsburg unified is

union. the national collegiate athletic association -- or ncaa -- sets the rules for college sports. but those rules could soon be overturned. fault lines investigates the multi-billion-dollar business of college football, the players who produce that wealth, and their demands for a more equitable game. >> i just hope the ncaa does understand that some things do need to change. >> the first thing right behind me, you guys see our lovely bookstore. lots of orange apparel. you guys all got coupons for that. ten percent off. head in there afterwards. today is solid orange friday which is a little bit of a tradition in tigertown. with anybody who has attended clemson we all like to show our orange around clemson on friday. if you want to become part of this family, get your orange today. >> we've joined along with a tour of clemson campus. we're following abby, she's a sophomore here, and she clearly loves clemson. and a couple times college football has come up as a big part of the life here. it's actually a 40 million dollar enterprise for the schools. >> now the part of the tour you'v

he says the national teachers union deserves a punch in the face. did the governor who wants to be president going too far? is he trying to make political headlines? tonight we have reaction from local teachers. >>> new details on a campaign reaction crash that hurt -- chain reaction crash that hurt several people including police officers. i'm bill ritter in tore diane -- in for diana williams. >> i'm sade baderinwa. >>> tonight the driver who was behind the wheel of the van speaking to eyewitness news. >> facing a long list of charges including trying to leave the scene after the crash. >> darla miles in jersey city. darla. >> reporter: sade, there were three people inside of that minivan when it caused the accident that injured seven people including the jersey city police officer who was still here in the hospital but the family of the driver charged wants to make sure that it was him behind the wheel because he doesn't own that minivan. this is your black mercedes which was damaged, correct? >> it is. >> this is the carnage left behind from a c

unionize. the national labor relations board has dismissed their petition. the athletes claim them employees, a point the board did not dress in its decision, but it did say that allowing these athletes to unionize would upset the balance of competition in the ncaa. there is no way to appeal that ruling. >>> the white house is launching a new initiative in the fight against heroin abuse. the program will partner with public health experts and drug experts so they can better understand the origins of abuse. the goal is to shift from a punishment based model to treating low level offenders. several republican presidential candidates are holding court with iowans at the state fair today. among them wisconsin governor scott walker. he's touting his own immigration proposal that echos donald trump, that includes building a wall on the u.s.-mexican border. >> people want to at least hear a decisive stance on an issue and donald trump is willing to do that. he's willing to say this is where i stand. no political talk. no trying to gloss over the harshest of his plan

today he scored the endorsement of the national nurses union. he appeared at oakland today to celebrate that endorsement and take questions. clinton may be sanders' chief rival but today he targeted his harshest criticism at republicans. >> you know how to get elected? throughout the modern history of the republican party, what they do is play one group off against the other and have millions of people vote against their own economic best interests. >> sanders favors single payer health care and more drastic action to address climate change. tonight he's campaigning in los angeles. >>> well, is he the real deal? can bernie sanders really overtake hillary clinton for the democratic nomination. let's bring in larry gerston. larry, he's unique, he's raw, but is he really viable? >> bernie sanders is an anti-establishment candidate seeking the nomination that traditionally goes to, frankly, establishment candidates. so, yeah, he's different. he has little money. he has little organization compared to hillary clinton. but still, the fact of the matte