now, some of these cases staff have told me may be like peace corps worker on peace corps worker or some locals on peace corps volunteers, is that the case? >> yes. >> and, again, it appears that it is sort of a blatant coverup of sexual abuse cases that some might embarrass the agency. i guess you expose yourself when you send people to foreign lands or on any mission to locals or foreign nationals taking advantage of american personnel, but i think how prevalent is the case of problems with peace corps workers being involved in these instances? >> usually it's a host country national involved in the assaults. from what we gathered, the information we gathered, it's usually volunteer on volunteer or staff on volunteer in 4% of the cases. >> in how many? >> 4%. >> not huge but it's very embarrassing, i would imagine, to the agency. you know, again, i think we have a particular position of responsibility to deal with that kind of action. and also i think you should have that authority to again uncover what's going on and expose it. a couple of questions because the inspector generals have

locals on peace corps volunteers.at the case? >> yes. >> and, again, it appears that it is sort of a blatant coverup of sexual abuse cases that some might embarrass the agency. i guess you expose yourself when you send people to foreign lands or on any mission to locals or foreign nationals taking advantage of american personnel. the case of problems with peace corps workers being involved in these instances? >> usually, it's a host country national involved in the assaults. from what we gather, the information we gathered, it's usually volunteer onñr voluntee or staff on volunteer in about 4% of the cases. >> how many? >> 4%. >> that's huge but it's very embarrassing, i would imagine, to the agency. again, i think we have a particular position of responsibility to deal with that kind of action and also i think you should have that authority to uncover, again, what's going on and expose it. a couple of questions, because -- inspector generals have been under attack for a number of years now. several ways of attacking,

peace corps worker, some locals on peace corps volunteers. is that the case? >> yes. >> again, it appears that it is a blatant cover-up of sexual abuse cases that some might embarrass the agency. in the mission to locals, foreign nationals taking advantage. but how prevalent is the case of problems replace co-workers. >> it is usually about 4 percent of the cases. >> that is huge, but it is embarrassing. how would imagine to the agency. and, again, i think we have a particular position of responsibility to deal with that kind of action. also, i think that you should have that authority to uncover again or it is going on and expose it. a couple of questions because we -- the inspector general's of been under attack for a number of years now. several ways of attacking to my get rid of them, we went through that in the beginning. the committee let it be known that that was not going to be tolerated. they did get away with that particular instance. then that appointing returned to the attorneys general's to buy untold 13 vacancies, a lot 15-20 percent of the inspe

katie utehs. >>> the peace corp.d a follow up to its initial investigation into cassel's death detailing some of the changes that have since been implemented in the china health unit. at ktvu.com we posted the internal records obtained bid two investigates including a statement from the agency's director. if you have an idea for two investigates we should sure like to hear from you. e-mail us at 2 investigates @ ktvu.com. >>> some pretty warm weather offshore. checking the local buoys we have temperatures in the low 60s which is unusual for this time of year. you usually get cooler water offshore with the strong winds. 64degrees. that buoy a few weeks ago set a record at 68 degrees. we've had very warm water. no it's not el nino but it will factor into this hurricane just off cabo because it's going to get pretty far north. falls apart but hurricanes need warm water to stay afloat or stay together. this one stays together for a long time. a lot of warm water up in san diego. hurricanes need 78 degrees water to stay i

they say they just want to ensure that other volunteers are kept safe. >> he loved the peace corps andor his service and i want it to be better. >> reporter: in the listry of the peace -- history of the peace corps, 290 volunteers died. the peace corps has till february to respond to the claim. katy eustis,. >> mark: >> the peace corps -- katy eustis, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the peace corps details some of the changes that have been made. you can read the records, including a statement by the director by going to www.ktvu.com. >>> google will pay $19 million in refunds to parents whose kids bought something online without consent. the federal trade commission says it sems from charges made in the app store -- stems from charges made in the app store. google says it plans to beef up its password policies. >>> taking the family to a 49er game at the new stadium will cost you. according to a index by team marketing report, levi stadium is the most expensive stadium for a family of four in the nfl. the cost is $641 for the four tickets. 4 small drinks, two beers, 4 hot dogs, two programs.

first, we have the peace corps. in 2011, congress passed and the president signed the volunteer protection act. this law requires a peace corps to establish a confidential system for volunteers to report sexual assault crimes. when the i.g. sought access to this data in order to prepare report also mandated by congress, the peace corps raised a question about providing the personal -- personally identifiable information of sexual assault victims which was supposed to be confidential. on may 22nd, the agency and the i.g. signed a memorandum of understanding providing the i.g. with access to all information, except personally identifiable information and explicit details of the sexual assaults. i understand the disagreement does not address all the i.g.'s access concerns, but i believe it is a very good start when we have two potentially conflicting statutes like this. next, the department of justice inspector general has expressed concern that when he seeks access to sensitive law enforcement information, such as gra

-- or the access issue at the peace corps.it has not been resolved. and quite frankly i look forward to the departure of the general counsel as part of the problem. either this committee or the ig committee should be wasting time and resources attempting to gain access to records when the ig's have not just a legal entitlement to, but a sworn obligation to this. for nearly six years we have seen the administration make unprecedented efforts to fight transparency and block investigation. that is not what we are here for today. we are not here because the press wants to do this, we are not here because article one in congress is trying to look over the shoulder of the president and his administration, but we are here because of the men and women who work for the ig's and those not here today, and part of this for efficiency and transparency and an honorable service by all that has not been getting what they wanted. it is my intention upon the end of this hearing with my ranking member, if at all possible. urging him to use his e

and the peace corps o. impt g. are not unique. other inspectors general have faced similar inspector generals on a claim that some other law or principle trumps the i.g. act or by agent the burden and administrative access. the inspectors general have issued this letter but i'd like to ask unanimous consent to enter into the record a letter from the director from the office of management and budget directed october 29th, 2014. >> let me read a sentence here from that response from the director of the o.m.b. and then i'd like each of you to respond to it. they don't think there's a problem. the letter, last sentence says, overall the numbers reported by the i.g.s demonstrate that federal departments and agencies in this administration valued the work of i.g. offices and are almost uniformly successful in getting them the information they need to perform their responsibilities, end quote. this letter if you were to read this letter, the office of management and budget issuing a letter a full month after 47 i.g.s, they don't think th

. >> he serred in the peace corps in india. >> reporter: the man seen here, allen beniak was in a graphic film called "breeding farm". >> do you consider this movie a pornographic movie? >> reporter: i tracked him down over the phone to talk about the horror flick which features torture scenes involving nude

we are all required by law to comply with those the same way that peace corps staff is. furthermore, my investigators are trained investigators. we must comply with all of the guidelines from the attorney general. we have full law enforcement authority. we participate like any other law enforcement organization, and my evaluators when they go out to a post, they go to the volunteer sight and interview volunteers and tell them they will not use their name. they're trying to find out how well peace corps is reporting volunteers. they do not use names. they aggregate information and bring it back to issue a report to the agency to tell them that you have these problems in this area, thatç volunteers don't fl supported in another area, things of that nature. we are very professional staff and we do comply with all of the federally mandated laws. >> i thank you for that. you did say in your testimony there's never been an incidence of the office of attorney general being implicated in an disclosure of an improper identity, is that correct? >> yes. >> and there never will be,

on how best to comply with the peace corps volunteer protection act. obviously many victims of sexual abuse and assault choose to report that conduct anonymously out of fear of retribution and for their safety in general, and there's an irony, isn't there, in that the act was intended to provide tighter oversight to make sure complainants' anonymity is protected. in fact, puzi was murdered by her attacker when the peace corps mishandled her complaint and her identity got out. and i think mr. connolly has made that point. but there's this irony that the kay puzi act was intended to tighten oversight of the confidentiality and now we hear that the peace corps is saying that because of the need for confidentiality they don't want to cooperate as much with the oig, and i see that, and i think probably a good thing to do this morning, miss buller, would be for you to elaborate. you touched on it briefly in your testimony about how professionally your staff is, and how careful you are with anonymity. will you elaborate further and tell us more about systems

the new director of the peace corps, there she is right there. congressman john lewis. [applause] >> we didn't have an americorps program. that is why i am standing here. david price. senator martin henrik, the first americorps alum to be elected to the senate. [applause] >> everyone who is here who played a part in creating and sustaining americorps from the clinton administration to congress and all the service leaders who mobilized and rallied over the years to keep americorps going. thank all of you for living a life of active and energetic and engage citizenship because it has made america strong. you have made america strong because of what you have done. as president clinton mentioned, not everybody who played an enormous role in this could be here today. two people in particular who aren't but are in our hearts, eli segal who did so much to get corporation for national and community service up and running two decades ago, and a man -- [applause] -- and a man whose extraordinary achievements live on because he never stopped asking what he could do for his country

documents show doctors for the peace corps quote missed red flags before nick castle's death.s teaching english in china when he got very sick. his parents say their son's illness could have been prevented. >> arguing with the ambulance doctor and nurse about what the priorities should be. between the chaos and conflict that was going on between them, nobody was doing anything for nick. >> tomorrow at 5:00, 2 investigates reveals records from an internal investigation that show a series of medical missteps leading up to nick castle's death. also, how the peace corps is responding to the pending lawsuit, and calls for change. >>> misspelled street names etched in stone. >> it will bug me every time i see it. >> why the city says getting the names right wasn't the top priority. >> warming up as we head towards the bay area weekend. low long it will take for temperatures to climb into the mid-90s. >> and for the first time, we're hearing from the american nurse who survived the ebola virus. how she describes the chilling moment when she first learned she contracted the disease. >

. >> he served in the peace corps in india. >> campaign controversy. the race for pennsylvania governor heats up after an actor in a campaign ad gets some attention for his racy role in a different kind of video. >>> plus this, dude it's rude. the new campaign to curb bad behavior on the area's mass transit system. and also this afternoon -- [ screaming ] >> driveway dispute. a girlfriend versus her boyfriend in a motorized scooter. and she nearly backs over him. today the surprising case the victim in this case is making for his alleged attacker. >>> new information this afternoon about a record rise in greenhouse gasses. the united nations weather agency says carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere reached a record high last year. the world meteorological organization says the rise is the largest year to year increase since 1984. the secretary general of the wmo says we know without any doubt that our clclimate is changing. >>> nbc 10 was at the grand opening of the vng facility in east falls this morning. pennsylvania governor tom corbett was in tow

he served in the peace corps in india. and then got a phd from mit.and as a businessman he gives between 20 and 30 percent of his profits back to his employees. when he served as pennsylvania's secretary of revenue. he turned down the perks. and donated his government salary to charity he refused take a state car, he drove his old jeep instead. can't argue with that. tom wolf. he'd bring a fresh start to pennsylvania. >>> hello, again. here is what is happening on "action news" monday night. new castle police are searching those responsible for the beating of a mentally challenged man in newark. >>> plus, a state of emergency for this major western city after record rain strands drivers and residents there. >>> the deals the investigation of a brutal beating of a delaware man. it is sparking outrage across the country. two juveniles have been charged. they are looking for several other people involved. david henry is live outside of the police department. he had a run-in with one of the suspects. >>reporter:they are contacting the parents of the other

he served in the peace corps in india. and then got a phd from mit.d as a businessman he gives between 20 and 30 percent of his profits back to his employees. when he served as pennsylvania's secretary of revenue. he turned down the perks. and donated his government salary to charity he refused take a state car, he drove his old jeep instead. can't argue with that. tom wolf. he'd bring a fresh start to pennsylvania. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." the breaking news. the mysterious virus striking children across the country. more than 1,000 children in the hospital already. dr. besser with what the cdc is warning parents to do right now. >>> floods and fires. the states of emergency tonight. the deadly flooding in the west. the rescues under way. the great national park on fire. the rescues there, as well. and now the next system coming for the east. >>> the punch revealed tonight. inside the elevator. the nfl star seen punching his now wife, knocking her out. what the nfl has already done, what will authorities do next? >>> and breaking now. the

he served in the peace corps in india. and then got a phd from mit.nd as a businessman he gives between 20 and 30 percent of his profits back to his employees. when he served as pennsylvania's secretary of revenue. he turned down the perks. and donated his government salary to charity he refused take a state car, he drove his old jeep instead. can't argue with that. tom wolf. he'd bring a fresh start to pennsylvania. using their new deposit severe. visit us to get started. >>> calling a release for their -- read that again. calling an early release for good behavior. the ncaa lifted penn bowl ban immediately. it was a long night yesterday. it comes on the recommendation of the george mitchell. the littany lions have all scholarships reinstated next season. bill o'brien with the houston texans are pleased. >> a lot of them have done great things over the past couple of years to make sure that they learned from the past mistakes and understood it's a the special place. i am happy for penn state. i am happy for the players and the coaching staff that is

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i understand that the doj, epa and peace corps, certain peace corps shocks me, because humanitarians around the world, we hope there is nothing they're doing, sending great americans forward to be of help. but let me -- have you had an absolute bar to being able to address issues that have come to your attention, meaning there have been an absolute dropping of the iron i got, steel gate, concrete wall. what have you faced in trying to do the work of the inspector general? >> the issue hasn't been a roadblock to our undertaking reviews. the issue has been getting the information to timely complete them. that's been the big problem. >> you know, that is a distinction, to be very honest with you. i want to help you find a system that works. but as you well know and as i as a practicing lawyer previously, i use the term discovery. and many times, particularly if we are in litigation against one of the big guys, there are several ways we can interpret discovery. one that they are in essence roadblock org that the documents, whether it is a governmental entity, that we have immunity issues

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we signed the peace corps in 1973. there were about 6,000 americans in the country at that time.o he really felt that north had come in and they thought it would take two years and it took four months. you know, because the americans were not there in part, the country fell like a house of cards. it happened much quicker than anybody anticipated. so they went to the fourth and last option which was a helicopter air lift. helicopters can't fit that many people and we had less than 24 hours before the north was going to come into the country. he didn't have that many choices. that's why i say at this point, the wave of history was upon us. and what is so inspirational about this story is that these men on the ground despite that wave of history. >> they missed their lives and went against u.s. policy. in the embassy, people were filling helicopters with vietnamese. they knew once the last american left they would stop sending the helicopters. they filled them as many as possible and maybe put one or two americans on each helicopter going out of the country. what was happening is th

he served in the peace corps in india. and then got a phd from mit. and as a businessman he gives between 20 and 30 percent of his profits back to his employees. when he served as pennsylvania's secretary of revenue. he turned down the perks. and donated his government salary to charity he refused take a state car, he drove his old jeep instead. can't argue with that. tom wolf. he'd bring a fresh start to pennsylvania. >>> cvs stopped selling tobacco a month earlier than plan. now customers will see nicotine replacement products where packs of cigarettes used to be. cot has also tweeted is corporate name cvs care mart will be known as cvs health. the movies a strategic one. the company is hoping to grab a piece of the growing health care industry. >>> a smart phone app gave a chance to become a hero in spokane, washington. store clerk called 911 when a baby stopped breathe nothing a store. spokane's fire department is connected to the pulse point app which notifies registered uses when people in their vicinity are in need of cpr. in this case mechanic

he served in the peace corps in india. and then got a phd from mit. and as a businessman he gives between 20 and 30 percent of his profits back to his employees. when he served as pennsylvania's secretary of revenue. he turned down the perks. and donated his government salary to charity he refused take a state car, he drove his old jeep instead. can't argue with that. tom wolf. he'd bring a fresh start to pennsylvania. >>> meteorologist adam joseph is here now for unofficial sending of summer. >> boy it was hot. >> hot out there. >> steam badge out there and you know it will be pretty much the name of the game the first week. get used to the numbers. as we look at double scan live out there. couple of downpours. one norm of atlantic city about to slide off the coast of surf city and long beach eye land. rest of us clouds, sunshine and very warm temperatures. in fact, we hit 89 degrees in philadelphia today. one degree shy of 09. low very mild this morning it was 47. normal is 65. and records 49 degrees and 97 and now sunseting near 7:30 in the evening

he served in the peace corps in india. and then got a phd from mit.s a businessman he gives between 20 and 30 percent of his profits back to his employees. when he served as pennsylvania's secretary of revenue. he turned down the perks. and donated his government salary to charity he refused take a state car, he drove his old jeep instead. can't argue with that. tom wolf. he'd bring a fresh start to pennsylvania. >> hamels on the pound for the first time. second upping there goes the no hitter today. adam la roach nats tie at one and in the fourth la roach again facing hamels gone as well. it's hamels first loss in more than a month. eagle goes to indianapolis next week. tonight, desean jackson making district attorney bu for washington. 8 catches, 62 yards. no touchdowns or luck on reverse either, washington may want to block this game out of their mind. skins lose 17-6. they won nine straight games going back to lasts season. >> there's no respect for punters and kickers in the nfl. antonio brown yeah kicks brown's buntser landing on their face. gra

he served in the peace corps in india. and then got a phd from mit. and as a businessman he gives between 20 and 30 percent of his profits back to his employees. when he served as pennsylvania's secretary of revenue. he turned down the perks. and donated his government salary to charity he refused take a state car, he drove his old jeep instead. can't argue with that. tom wolf. he'd bring a fresh start to pennsylvania. >> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk. brought to you by xfinity. your home for the most live sports. >> hey, i'm john clark. penn state is back in bowl business. the lions are eligible to play in a bowl this season. tonight, penn state students got together on campus to celebrate. >> they're still celebrating. but this was the reaction two years ago when the ncaa hit penn state with a four-year bowl ban. it has been cut in half and they get all of their scholarships back. here's head coach jim o'brien reacting from houston. >> i think that's great for penn state. penn state is a fantastic place. it's a great education, great fo

. >> he serred in the peace corps in india. >> reporter: the man seen here, allen beniak was in a graphic film called "breeding farm". >> do you consider this movie a pornographic movie? >> reporter: i tracked him down over the phone to talk about the horror flick which features torture scenes involving nude women. he tells me he was trying to help out his friend at the time the director who needed actors. political analysts say they're not surprised something like this may have surfaced but it won't have that much impact moving the polls. >> corbett's really going to have to have a game changer. >> i find movies like that to be particularly disturbing. >> reporter: i asked governor corbett who was in philadelphia today about the film and the tv ad. >> i'm not going to comment on that. i mean, i will go back to the movie itself disturbs me. and i have throughout my entire career worked to protect all citizens in pennsylvania. >> reporter: corbett adds that the movie is degrading to women. while the incident may be perceived only as a minor misstep for the wolf campaign, political insiders

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. >>> a berkeley family has filed a claim with the peace corps and is preparing to sue over the deaththeir son while he was serving overseas. documents obtained by 2 investigates shows that peace corps doctors misread red flags before 23-year-old nick cassel died. he was teaching english in china and got very sick. his parents say their son's death could have been prevented. >> the medical officers are arguing or fighting with the ambulance doctor and nurse about what the priority should be. so between the chaos and conflict going on between them, nobody was doing anything for nick. >> tonight at 5:00, 2 investigates reveals a sear easy of medical missteps leading up to his death. plus, how the peace corps is respond together pending lawsuit and calls for change. >>> time now 7:26. a high school freshman stabbed and killed. >> weighs in a catholic school. he wanted to go to harvard. this guy, he was going to make it in life. >> coming up at 7:30, the family's reaction and word that the suspect under arrest was no stranger to their son. >>> we're live in pinole where a three-vehicle cr