additional support is provided by the park foundation dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide. at fordfoundation.org. the wyncote foundation. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from millicent bell, through the millicent and eugene bell foundation. >> lowell bergman: at the end of the day, when most of the world goes home, a nearly invisible workforce clocks in. millions of janitors clean malls, banks, big box stores the office where you work. many janitors are women who work at night, in empty buildings, in isolation, and that can put them in danger. >> bergman: maria bojorquez cleaned offices in san francisco's iconic ferry building. >> bergman: what happened to maria bojorquez is not an isolated incident. according to the department of justice, there are more than 17,000 sexual assaults at work a year. we began investigating this three years ago and found it was rampant among women farmworkers who are oft

additional support is provided by the park foundation dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide. at fordfoundation.org. the wyncote foundation. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler and additional support from james worth. >> my name's todd michael fickett. i'm here for arson, in prison for arson. down here, it's like being buried alive. you're like... you're someplace alive, but you're no place anybody wants you. >> narrator: todd fickett has just assaulted a prison officer. he's been put in an isolation cell as puni. >> my mental state will probably go downhill like it did last time. i go pretty crazy. >> narrator: todd is facing six months alone in his cell. he's one of an estimated 80,000 inmates across the united states in solitary confinement. (howling) (banging) (laughter) (banging, shouting) (howling) >> narrator: friday night in the segregation unit at the maine state prison. all the inmates here are in solitary confinement. (

additional support is provided by the park foundation dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide. at fordfoundation.org. the wyncote foundation. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler and additional support from james worth. >> my name is keith huff. i'm from louisville, kentucky. i've been incarcerated five times in the kentucky state prison system. i got a total of 27 years in the system. is it okay to go in? >> yeah. >> thank you, sir. >> narrator: keith huff is a million-dollar prisoner. the state of kentucky has spent an estimated $1.1 million incarcerating him. he's been diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. >> (whispering prayer) i do great in prison for some reason. it's sad, but i do great in prison, i mean, because i got the structure, people telling me what to do. when i got somebody behind me, on me, i do great in life, for real, i really do. >> narrator: keith is currently serving five years for burglary, theft

in 2013 he was honored at the gordon parks foundation annual dinner. >> i'm so proud of his work. >> one of the world's most acclaimed photographers. hi shot the beautiful, the gifted, the powerful and the poor with equal empathy. as he told "sunday morning" in 1982. >> i don't have time to just make pretty pictures. i would think that the stories that i did that touched people touched lives and helped lives would be the ones i most want to be remember by. >> that was at a time in 1956 which was particularly challenging because the white people in that neighborhood did not want him there and reacted very badly and drove some of the people out of town. i think what's so striking about these images is so much of the civil rights movement came to us in black and white. and to sigh these ordinary pictures in color, it's like you're back in time and it's so vivid. >> it's so vivid and so compelling. i think especially in this day and age where everyone has a cell phone camera you can appreciate what a fine talent he was. in addition to the emotional impact of his photos you just see the i

. >>> sixth annual night at the park taking place for a foundation to help raise awareness for multiplethe foundation. tonight was a huge hit despite scherzer never allowing hits. >>> golfing for a good cause, that's johnny holiday. tenth anniversary of the scholarship classic bringing together local celebrities to benefit the scholarship fund and leadership foundation that's gnats owner mark lerner and former tar terrapins coach. that is carol there. good golf game. like the outfit the hat, the gloves. >> she is on top of her why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month at getfios.com. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> and that's going two it ♪ how's it progressing with the prisoner? he'll tell us everything he knows ve

park service. but now the gettysburg foundation that runs the shop says it's going to put the removed items back on shelves. the reason the group says since gettysburg is the site of a historic civil war battle the flag there a appropriate. this comes one week before the civil war re-enactment in gettysburg. >>> in florida people decorated with the confederate flag drove through the tampa bay area last night. the organizer of the event is calling it the drive for pride. the purpose of it all, to rally for those who support the confederate flag. parade of trucks cars bikes drove bumper to bumper to tampa sporting the controversial flag. >>> senator bob casey wants to increase funding for amtrak to $1.4 billion. recently the u.s. house of representatives moved to cut the agency's funds by $230 million. but philadelphia is preparing for some major events bringing millions of people into the city in the upcoming months. including the 11 million passengers that traveled the northeast corridor every day. earlier this month, a federal railroad administration safety advisory recommended a theory of safety

to rosa parks elementary school that was a racially integrated foundation and he lived there from the time it opened to he died he's survived by two daughters and one son, 5 grandchildren and 9 grandchildren and his pga p is following his wife that died in 2000 i ask condolence to carolyn king and i believe chef vice president wants to say something >> yes. thank you i'd like tocy thank you on behalf of the family he was my uncle and his wife my uncle's sister so thank you very much. >> we'll let carolyn know. >> meeting px >> here we go. good afternoon aerobic wn. i would like to call this meeting to order. this is the reg yaerm scheduled meeting of #4r57bd use and transportation meeting. to the my left is kim and supervisor cohen [inaudible] our clerk is mrs. andro[inaudible] i also want to recognize jessie washington and

. >>> hipsters locals tourists and families it's one of the most popular parks in san francisco. the surf rider foundation is leading tonight's cleanup as part of the "hold on to your butts" campaign. the park is set to reopen next thursday. >>> bryan stow returns to valley medical center in san jose today to say thank you to the people there who helped him in his recovery. it takes a dedicated staff and a courageous patient to make the impressive comeback. stay with us. >>> plus the president and his potential replacement, both coming to the bay area when president obama and hillary clinton will be arriving. right now at 6;30. an nbc bay area exclusive. giants fan bryan stow, out of the wheelchair and walking. >>> we begin right now at 6:30 with an nbc bay area news exclusive. giants' fan bryan stow out of the wheelchair and walking. a huge leap forward in his recovery. he's made considerable progress since his brutal attack four years ago at dodgers stadium. what we saw today was simply stunning for so many people. he made a private visit with his family to a south bay hospital. robert honda was the onl

to rosa parks elementary school that was a racially integrated foundation and he lived there from the time it opened to he died he's survived by two daughters and one son, 5 grandchildren and 9 grandchildren and his pga p is following his wife that died in 2000 i ask condolence to carolyn king and i believe chef vice president wants to say something >> yes. thank you i'd like tocy thank you on behalf of the family he was my uncle and his wife my uncle's sister so thank you very much. >> we'll let carolyn know. >> meeting >> good morning. it's june 25, 2015. welcome to the rules committee of the san francisco board of supervisors. my name is john avalos the chair of the committee. joined to my left my supervisor malia cohen and we will be joined by the vice chair katy tang. our elect is alisa somera and clerk do we have any announcements? >> yes. make sure to silence cell phones and devices and speaker cards and parts of the file should be submitted to the clerk and items will be on the july 7 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> very good. we will call item 1 and tw

park service. but now the gettysburg foundation that runs the shop says it's going to put the removed items back onhelves. the reason the group says since gettysburg is the site of a civil war battle selling confederate flags there is appropriate. this all comes just one week before the annual civil war re-enactment in gettysburg. >>> in florida people in cars and pickup trucks decorated with the confederate flag drove through the tampa bay area last night. they called it the drive for pride. the purpose of it all, to rally for those who support the flag. a sprad of cars trucks and bikes drove bumper to bumper to tampa sporting the controversial flag. >>> this morning crews are still working to return power to community ace cross our region following tuesday night's severe storms. we just checked about 25 minutes ago. here are the latest power outage numbers. peco has about 1,900 outages. in new jersey about 36,000 atlantic city electric customers are still in the dark nap. that is up slightly since the last time we checked. and pse & g went up to just over 200. >>> that's the call many people have

. >>> a park in san francisco normally littered with cigarette butts is all cleaned up for now. its part of a new campaign from the surfrider foundation. yesterday 20 people picked up nothing but discarded cigarettes at dolores park. >> we know we can only fight one battle at a time and people will have their habits and do what they want. so we're really just focusing on protecting the environment from those harsh chemicals that leach out of the butts. >> cigarette butts are the mostly theerred item in the world. last year -- littered item in the world. last year 2 billion pounds were tossed. >>> a 2-year-old girl bitten by a rattlesnake is in stable condition at children's hospital oakland. she was bit in any backyard on tuesday night and airlifted -- bitten in her backyard on tuesday night and airlifted to the hospital. the girl's leg was turning purple when they called 911. after the incident, now they are keeping a closer eye on their children and pets in the neighborhood. >> someone was clearing the backyard for me and they saw a snake and i didn't want to go and take a look at it because i'm scared of snakes. >> my grandmother,

the warriors community foundation is hosting several official watch parties around the bay area for the game, three of the nba finals. fans will clear on the dubs at the food park in san francisco. a portion of sales will be donated to the warriors community foundation to help underserved youth in the bay area. we have a list of all the official parties on our website and abc7.com . >> a cleveland artist has created an amazing tribute to lebron james using an etch a sketch. this video took two days to foreign. george's art earn add trip to the white house and appearances on jimmy kimmel. he make as living selling t-shirts and prints using the figures he created on the etch a sketch. i did not know it was possible. >> look at this you can see lebanon's scowl during the game right? it is a thing. now it is your town. send us your lebron james selfies on twitter or facebook or instagram using # dubson7. we can use your photo on the air. >> anyone have a caption? >> we are feeding the beast because that is what a lot of people have a beef on him, crying about everything. >> he throws powder in the area before the start of the game. it is kind of messy. >> new our f

local celebrities at the park along with teammates including nl player of the week max scherzer. the foundation has raised over $1.5 million and counting. good to hear. after throwing a no-no saturday, max scherzer has been named as i mentioned national league player of the week. not only did he throw the no hitter, he also had 16 k's and allowed only one hit against the brewers last sunday. for the season scherzer is 8 # and leads the league in e.r.a. at 1.76 on saturday. a lot of chocolate syrup. the owner says he's still tasting it. that's old. and as if pete rose -- >> still trying to get the chocolate off myself. had to use quite a few q-tips in my ear. it was a special night. i know how excited max and his family were. he's just an amazing athlete. i can't wait for friday when he pitches again and see what he's got. >> all right. as if pete rose didn't have enough problems already. according to documents obtained by espn's "outside the lines" it appears rose bet on baseball as a player for the reds and not just a manager. the documents seem to indicate rose bet on at least one mlb team on

park. the charity game pits republicans against democrats. proceeds benefit the washington literacy center and the dream foundation, as well as the boys and girlsclub. tickets are only $10 and first pitch is set for 7:05. gearing up for game four of the nba finals. the cleveland cavaliers are one step closer to the bha kinship with a 2-1 over the golden state warriors. that is thanks to lebron james or matthew -- and matthew dellavaedova. >> i am feeling a lot better today. >> people call you a dirty player. are you a dirty player? >> no. i'm a tough competitor, just trying to win. >> you can watch the cavs go for another win during game four of the nba finals tonight at 9:00 right here on abc seven. stay with us. jummy: all right so 90's. eileen: today, tomorrow and saturday. the second heatwave of the season. find some relief at the pool if you can. 94 this afternoon but feeling hotter and you factor in the humidity. friday and saturday the threat for late day showers and storms. a little cooler on sunday, 85 degrees. we will bring you the very latest later on this evening. jummy: thank you for joining us. [cheers and applause] >> yo! oh. oh.

foundation. >> >> the place to be in san francisco was the so may street food park with hundreds gathering to cheer on warriors handing out rally towels and "strength in numbers," as warriors took command in the 4th. we are the only place to catch the finals with coverage in cleveland starts tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. if we need game seven it will be back in oakland on friday at 5:30. >> stay with abc7 for coverage from cleveland. reporter wayne freedman will join us tomorrow and wednesday with reports from sports anchor mike shumann and lawyer anthony right here later in the day. >> a san francisco family is considering a lawsuit after a police officer shot and killed their family poet. here is the story of what happened. >> the officer was responding to a 9-1-1 call when the dog attacked him. this happened in san francisco's bayview neighborhood after can last night. two san francisco police officers responded to the house on oak detail avenue after getting a 9-1-1 call. they entered the property and found a pit bug. the family her the dog cowling and heard gunshots. this was the family pet named zoe

foundation of america. ♪ >>> talk about a bad parking job job. van doing backwards doughnuts with no driver inside. thought he put the van in park when he got out. it was actual until reverse he also forgot to turn the end john off and to top it off he locked himself out. the van spinning in circles until a police officer broke the driver's side window to get inform what's really scary this was just feet away from a tent filled with fireworks for sale. >>> in your money lulu lemon got another wardrobe malfunction on its hands. this time it has nothing to do with threw yoga pants. they're recalling woman's tops they can injure you. cdc -- consumer product safety commission says it has -- >> it has seven reported injuries so far. >> air b and b wants to help you buy a home. home line home rental company is teaming up with realtor.com so home buyers can check out a neighborhood like a test drive before putting down cash. it works like this when you visit realtor.com you get a chance to select air b and b before buying you experience a neighborhood as if you already lived there. actually kind of cool.

don't miss the fourth annual children's tumor foundation nf walk happening on saturday june 27th at doylestown central park on 452 wells road in doylestown bucks county. the registration starts at 8:30 in the morning. if you need more information, head to our website. we'll have a link for you, nbc10.com or check out the nbc10 app. good luck and good luck with the walk on saturday. hope you raise a ton of money. >> so do we. >>> a world of difference between yesterday and today. yesterday the temperature was going up toward 90. the humidity was just unsufferable. but today the humidity is way lower. the comfort has returned. we also have some showers that are going to be returning as early as tomorrow night. and some rain potentially a lot of rain. over the weekend as you'll see in a minute. look at blue sky out there. just a beautiful looking day. 76 degrees. the winds northwest is 10 degrees cooler than it was at this time yesterday. yesterday we hit 95 degrees officially. 67 in mt. pocono. in the mid-70s across most of the rest of the area. as you can see, but what about the shore? we very often see big

foundation. >> especially in sunny vale, this never happens. these big gathering. being with a bunch of other warriors fans this is amazing. incredible. >> reporter: the owner of this food park here in san francisco says he hopes to raise as much as $10,000 by the end of this series that will ultimately go to children's foundations. >>> our broadcast tower is alternating between blue and gold lighting. you can check out more video on our ktvu facebook page or head on over to ktvu.com. >>> the warriors pulled out their good luck charm. we're talking about naya dameson of san jose. >> ♪ ♪ >> naya has performed at other warrior games and they've won before. >> it's really scary. more than the play offs because i've been singing for the play offs for a long time and the finals they haven't been in 40 years. >> ten years old and she's singing at the nba finals. wow. her mother told us that naya has been practicing really hard for this performance. and she tells us her daughter is a natural and i think listening to her, i think the fans will agree with that. the final continues. >>> and we will tell you why perception may be hurting business more than the lack of rain. >> fog form

mark and former several eagles and cowboys will tee it up at delaware park today to support the eric williams foundationt. now williams, who is long time cowboy, grew up in the area, we forgive him, last time he was bragging about his skills on the grill. so putting him to the test. >> nice buns. >> going to toast the buns out here. smoking up old city, aren't me? >> as alex just said, you're casino of bragging, i've seen you on instagram talking about your grilling skills. where did you learn thousand grill? >> in the backyard, old school barbeque, you know, uncles, grand ma, you know, old school bark cues. we do have some burgers and chicken? let me see what you've been doing out here. this is barbeque grill from about the reagan administration. >> look at that smoke. couple burgers, couple secret seasonings, i can't tell you everything on there, little chicken like little special marinade too. so i can't reveal all of my secret, but when you bite into it, it will be taste. >> i what good are you if you aren't going to spill some secrets. >> i can't give away everything. you know. >> football play boo

foundation of that relationship. what it does is highlight a couple things called out in the plan and hope the commission will look at. first and formost we have the crown jewel of park systems in the country, but if we don't create a space in which the visitors and tor rks ist can am and be assure td is safe and secure, they are not worth having. i can personally say i feel the investment in our park patrol and park ranger system is inadequately fundsed. we have billions of dollars of infruc structureture unprotected so i hope you'll look seriously at that. i avail myself to work with phil and other park partners to replicate what it means for the sit zin tooz get vaufed. it is easy to look at the government to say fix it do it, make it. on behalf of the grove board of director i encourage the commission to not only approve the plan but work with it going forward. thank you >> thank you >> matt. >> good morning matt ogradey with san francisco park alliance mptd the charter does mandate a plan that looks forward 5 years and that be upidated on on a annual basis. this is the first time you have a plan going back a dozen years. there are a million reasons why that wasn

foundation of america. >>> this pair has been accused of stealing $47,000 of copper wiring from toms river township they caught david smith and patrice with wire cutters in winding river park they determined they were responsible for recent thefts in the area and caused damage to township property during the alleged crimes. >>> a philadelphia man is sentenced to life behind bars for the murder of a philadelphia police officer. vernon odom has the story. >> reporter: it's mandatory lincoln financial in prison for convicted cop killer rafael jones, a career criminal his arrest record dating back to age 12 at a non-jury trial he was convicted of murdering police officer moses walker jr. as he walked in civilian clothing on august 15th 2012. >> rafael jones along with another career criminal, chaney mcfarland at cb moore looking for easy victims and they set upon officer walker thinking he was in fac a temple student. >> impact statements from officer walker's mother and a long time colleague the first cop to the crime scene finding out it was his long time friend that was killed. >> if i could turn back the hans of time to get there earlier i would have done that. >> this is

tonight, with fans clearing on the dubs at the food park at the restaurant in san francisco with part of the sales donated to the warriors community foundation the area. >> a cleveland artist has an amazing tribute to lebron james using etch a sketch. the video took two days to finish. the art has earned george a trip to the white house and appearans on jimmy kimmel. he sells temperature showers for a living and prints ewing picture he -- using pictures he sketches. >> you have seen the lebron james scowl. now it is your turn. send us your lebron james face selfie on twitter facebook or instagram using # dubson7. we could use your photos on the air. >> what, me scowl? i wasn't this! >> very generous to say "scowl." he has a reputation for crying. a lot. >> now how does the weather look hopefully not." >> let's get to the weather. >> get away from me unless you have an umbrella to get away from the sun. no one wants to be cozy when it is that hot. live doppler hd shows how dry it is right now. you will notice it is more humid when you step outside. that is the tropical moisture coming and the strongest storms are off the big sur coast and the

foundation of america. >>> wins are wins and we'll take it. there are young players to watch but none are as special as miguel franco. jeff skversky is live at the park where the phils will host the reds again. >> miguel franko showing the power last night. you want to get excited about this team look no further, for the first time in his young career he hits homers in back to back games here is franco getting ready to face the reds, batting fifth behind one ryan howard, he was in a slump and got out in a big way. five runs batted in the last two games how clutch was this, the first rookie to hit game winning homers in back to back games in 13 years. >> i have to continue to play baseball, continue to play the right way and that is going to happen right now. >> we are seeing a glimpse of what he can be right now he will continuously get better and miguel franco coming up big with big swings of bat something we lack from different bullpen guys, and not be phased about who he is facing. lets not forget franco broke up the no-hitter last night and the reds almost no hit the reds, phillies-reds tonight and the best era at home will be on the mound. >> th

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clinton family foundation that's been the center of the news stories and causing headaches for hillary clinton what you see is this is not a charity so much as a place where the clinton s parkll of their political operatives when they are not running on campaign so they can roll them out when they are running again. one thing i found significant numbers of people senior management jobs at that foundation are long-time clinton political operatives. they go to the foundation for a while and then go back and work on her campaign and that's what you are seeing happening. >> the foundation spends a surprisingly large share of what it raises administration and staff rather than giving the money away. >> yeah. that leads to all of these questions. those donors who are out there, are they aware so much of their money is basically going to pay for clinton cronies and political operatives and in fact are some of them giving money for that reason because this seems to be a shadow organization for the clintons. >> maybe they were aware and figured it was another way of showing they can support the clinton political project. >> i think there are some serious questions. the foundation is

foundation of that relationship. what it does is highlight a couple things called out in the plan and hope the commission will look at. first and formost we have the crown jewel of park systems in the country, but if we don't create a space in which the visitors and tor rks ist can am

several parking restrictions and closures in effect and donations are pouring in for a new charity to protect children from sexual predators the foundation received more than 600 contributions totaling about $125,000 $125,000. the organizer for the beau biden foundation for the protection of children says it shows the popularity of biden and his father in delaware and beyond. >>> two suspects arrested in the kidnapping of a woman on jeweler's row. investigators announced the arrest of 26-year-old bazle and 35-year-old shaheed yesterday. they appeared before a judge to hear the charges. they wanted to rob the business where she worked. they arrested him back in april. the atf says all three grabbed the 53-year-old woman, beat and tased her. they demanded her debit card pin number and codes, as well to the safe and alarm at natural watch, which she did not have. hours later, police say they left her in darvy badly injured. >>> police need help finding this robber. he jumped the counter at the family dollar on tuesday. he waved a gun, forced the cashier to open the register. the robber got away with some cash and also robbed a customer. >>>

parking lot when the skies became ominous. >> i looked up and heard a big crash. this roof came ten to 15 feet off its foundation.hen it slammed down and when it slammed down it slammed down crooked and the front of it sheared off. >> reporter: jonathan hussled them out of the convent. they found shelter next door at guardian angel elementary where sister jerry lynn is principal. >> it just looked like something came straight through and knocked everything down. >> reporter: except a grateful spirit that no one was hurt. >> even amid evidence of the wild weather. >> bricks, trees, limbs, are scattered every where. ultimately, there will be an asses. to see how much this will cost to rebuild. >> sometimes they call it an act of god and that means we don't get insurance. >> reporter: well, no act of god as these guys are really working overtime, jonathan, raul and fellows are trying to pull apart some of these branches to clear this debris that is right on the edge of the convent. the sisters because of the nature of the damage here, the sisters are concerned about being inside. they are in the sure about the struc

park. love those birds. more reason to get the lowdown on hillary's emails today. a new report about millions of dollars flowing into the clinton foundationcompanies, just as sweden was lobbying hillary's state department to lighten up on iranian embargo. we're back with our panel, mary catherine ham, todd starnes and michael goodwin. actually we have scott martin here in studio. good to see you, scott. mary catherine, the clinton foundation had a swedish branch which nobody knew about which donated $26 million, or sweden donated $26 million to the clinton foundation and at the same time the swedes were trying to get the state department to lighten up on iranian embargo. that sounds like a quid pro quo. >> folks in the administration warning that sweden was picking up business, companies like erickson and volvo with iran and should put on some of the blacklists where people were called on doing this. yet bill clinton went over to sweden to a station to drop off bags of money so you wouldn't end up on list. lo and behold they didn't end up on the list. what is confusing, the clintons said they would be transparent. the clintons lack no fun

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foundation, $3,360,000. multispecies conservation fund, $1569,000. state and tribal wildlife grants $59195,000. administrative provisions. appropriations shall be available for repair of damage to public roads. national park service operation of the national park system, $2,327,811,000. the chair: the clerk will suspend. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise? >> mr. speaker, i have an amendment. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. clawson of florida. page 14, line 10, after the first dollar amount insert increased by $1 million. page 14 line 10, after the second dollar amount insert increased by $1 million. page 62, line 8, after the dollar amount insert reduced by $1,250,000. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 333, the gentleman from florida and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. clawson: we're asking for an additional $1 million to be put toward everglade restoration to be paid for by a decrease in the environmental protection agency's environmental programs and management account. and i first want to say that i am grateful to my colleague, democratic coll