colburn saying quote right, okay. >> proctor needs a proctor remixer allen a harvard graduate and a lead instructor at zenith tutoring in college admissions tutoring in palo alto. >> a clear process for identifying proctors who have not followed the rules. private situations with students who don't think there proctors have correctly time them or something of that nature. a common question we get is there anything i can do. >> reporter: i talked to a lot of of college tutors does this tarnish the universities particularly stanford they great no the reputation will still hold but certainly changes the admission process. today stanford university sent an e-mail to all of their alums saying they are reviewing the process we hope to regain the trust. usc sent out an e-mail saying they are reviewing everyone after school on a case- by-case basis and taking this very seriously. >>> the founder and ceo of silicon valley finance stepping down amid the cheating scandal accusations. he was arrested in new york, yesterday. he and his wife elizabeth are accused of conspiring to bribe a georgetown te

or they have a proctor change their answers and today a local proctor explained how they would have done it. >> hollywood celebrities and cooperate ceo's are some of the prom innocent americans now facing felony charges for cheating to get their kids into elite colleges. >> people who are hard-working and deserving got their spots taken away by kids that didn't earn this out of merit zbrnchs one of the schemes was paying s.a.t. test proctors to change scores or having someone else take the test instead. >> a partner in cupertino called insight education that provides college admission test prep tutoring and counselling to students like amica murphy who said cheating to get into college isn't new but what surprises here is some of the accused parents in this case went so far as to submit fake documents to get their kids special accommodations for college admission tests. so a proctor or a stand-in could take the test for them and they say it is time to make changes. >> maybe it is by face recognition. we have the technology to do so or fingerprinting or special accommodations have two pro

exam while acting as a proctor. he gloated, with elizabeth enriques about their daughter about the fact they cheated and got away with it. bill mclauchlin founder of t.p.g. growth is on indefinite administrative leave for his alleged participation in the scheme. other parents charged include physician gregory colburn and wife amy. menlo park jewelry owner marjorie clapper. and packaged food entrepreneur pet peter sartoria. she told cooperating witness one, her and her spouse laugh every day about how grateful they were for cw-1 services. quote, like, it was worth every cent. we reached out to the bay area parents named in the complaint for comment. we have not heard back. in the newsroom, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> the list of the bay area residents who have been charged in the college admissions scandal is one of the top stories on our website. you can learn more about the case. head to pagesixtv.com. >>e chld 700 inmates. for the immediate shutdown of the gas champe ber of san quentin, the last execution was c

proctors. the money was allegedly funneled tax-free through singer's fake charity. >> we're not talking about donating a building so the school is more likely to take your son or daughter. we're talking about deception and fraud. >> reporter: singer is also accused of bribing individual college coaches. prosecutors say one family paid singer $1.2 million and he in turn bribed the women's soccer coach at yale to recruit their daughter even though their daughter never played soccer. >> in return for bribes, these coaches agreed to pretend that certain applicants were recruited competitive athletes when, in fact, the applicants were not. >> reporter: prosecutors say a wiretap revealed one dad teamed up with singer to trick usc into thinking his son was a football player because it would increase the son's odds of getting into the university. according to the indictment, the father told singer, quote, that's totally hilarious, because his son's high school doesn't have a football team. in another i

looks like my daughter's high school wants to have their own proctor. she went on to score a 1420, a 400-point improvement. they declined to repeat the scheme for their younger daughter. >> lori laughlin is in more legal jeopardy than fa lielicit huffman because she allegedly did it twice and paid $500,000. felicity huffman did it once. and for $15,000. the amount of money matters. >> this is not a case where parents were acting in the best interest of their children. they flaunted their wealth, sparing no expense, to set their children up with the best education money could buy. >> the deck is wildly stacked against middle class and working class kids. they don't have s.a.t. prep. they may have one counselor for every thousand kids. >> reporter: they're actively looking fi looking for coaches and parents that may be actively involved. the schools themselves are not targets. many taking action swiftly firing coaches involved in the scam. some schools including usc, university of texas and yale say they're victims in the scam. >> i think the real victims

if the money went to an exam administrator, the administrator would either hire a proctor to take thes best known for desperate housewives and laughlin is known for her role in full house. (dave)a mainly dry cold front will pass through the bay area today. isolated showers are possible but the main impact will be gusty northerly winds along the coast and in the hills creating blustery conditions into this evening. high pressure builds wednesday through the bay bridge wb ( darya ) that breaking news ... tmz is reporting that actresses felicity huffman and lori loughlin have been charged in a massive bribery scam involving some of the most elite colleges in the country.( james ) court records show the actresses and others allegedly paid hefty bribes -- as much as $6 million -- to into various schools, including yale, stanford, georgetown and the university of southern california. the charges include conspiracy to commit mail fraud. tmz is reporting that felicity huffman has been arrested and is in custody. the alleged scam was reportedly unearthed after authorities found a california wh

proctors and one man at the center of it all. >> reporter: singer made it possible by funneling bribes through a fake college counseling non-profit called the key. >> this enabled the parents teaf the payment but also take the tax writeoff at the end of the year. >> reporter: singer pled guilty this week to all charges he was facing. court filings suggest he had been scheming four decades. one father allegedly asking is there any risk this could blow up in my face. singer responding it hasn't in 24 years. he was focussed on building his clientele. >> this is a game. >> reporter: a video shows singer in 2010 pitching himself as the star of his own reality show, centered around the stresses of college admissions. while the show never sold, people did buy into singer's idea. >> mom and dad go to a dinner party. they hear about every kid getting into this school, going to this summer program, doing this, doing that. sunday morning, my phone rings off the hook. why? how come we're not doing this? >> reporter: after years of operating an illegal business, singer's elaborate fraud unravelled

if the money went to an exam administrator, the administrator would either hire a proctor to take ther correct the student's answers. huffman is best known housewives and laughlin is known for her role in full house. among people indicted are current head sailing coach john vandemoer.picture.to plead guilty afternoon.earlier we federal lets hear what they said. <> (darya)(james) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... and traffic... (dave)a mainly dry cold front will pass through the bay area today. isolated showers are possible but the main impact will be gusty northerly winds along the coast and in the hills creating blustery conditions into this evening. high pressure builds wednesday through the weekend with dry and seasonably mild weather. next chance of rain returns by middle of next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive

investigators say huffman arranged for a third party to purport to proctor their daughter's s.a.t. and secretly correct her answers. >> it's disappointing because i takes a spot from a kid that did it the right way. >> reporter: tonight hollywood's elite accused of paying top dollar to buy an admission to a higher education their children did not earn. huffman suspend her passport. loughlin, who was out of the country earlier today, has not issued a comment. lester? >> miguel almaguer, thank you. >>> the faa tonight under pressure and increasingly alone over the fate of boeing 737 max 8 jetliners. ss europe and beyond s today grounding the planes until the ethiopia and another last fall are determined. the faa, however, maintains the plane is safe. tom costello now with the latest. >> reporter: in baltimore today, a perfect landing for southwest 2402, a 737 max 8 arriving from oklahoma city, but outside of the u.s. and canada, the max 8 is largely grounded tonight, amid concern a deadly flaw could be responsible for two plane crashes in five months. in ethiopia on sunday, in indone

investigators say huffman arranged for a third-party to purport to proctor their daughter's s.a.t. and secretly correct her answers. >> it's disappointing because it takes a spot from a kid that did it the right way. >> reporter: hollywood's elite accused of paying top dollar to buy admission to higher education their children did not earn. >>> here at federal court in los angeles, both actresses will face a judge and both are expected to immediately post bail. back to you. >> all right, miguel almaguer, thank you. >> now to president trump's former campaign manager paul manafort, who will face sentencing today for the second time in less than a week, this time for the conspiracy charges brought against him by robert mueller in a d.c. court. manafort originally pled guilty as part of a deait but the agreement fell apart after he was accused of lying. the judge could hand him up to ten years in prison today. for more we go to nbc's tracie potts in d.c. this is a separate case from the one manafort was sentenced in last week. we'll see if the judge is just as sympathetic. >> reporter

at a site sing er "controlled" where he could arrange for a proctor to "secretly correct her answers." one of the many services they say singer was providing. >> we are talking about deception and fraud, fake test scores, fake athletic credentials, fake photographs, bribed college officials. >> reporter: singer today pleaded guilty to multiple charges. >> singer and his associates used stock photos that they pulled off the internet, sometimes photoshopping the face of the child onto the picture of the athlete. >> reporter: prosecutors say one family paid singer $1.2 million, he, in turn, bribed yale's women's soccer coach to recruit their daughter, even though she didn't play soccer. >> you worked very hard for your success. >> reporter: and tonight, actress lori loughlin, the former star of "full house," is facing arrest, too. her fashion designer husband arrested today. the couple allegedly paying $500,000 in bribes to get their two daughters considered as recruits for the usc crew team even though the girls didn't row. even submitting a photo of one daughter on a rowing machine. lo

now nelson peltz has had a roughly 2 1/2, 3-year relationship with proctor and gamble i think proctornd gamble is way over its skis here. >> they really need a guy like this in terms of the brand, the partnership. to have a national brand in cbd -- >> the farm bill, which had the hemp component which made it federally legal for people to set up hemp and cbd businesses we still have the fda that has put a little bit of change although the new appointee is very cbd friendly. the bottom line is for anybody that's looking to immediately have a u.s. footprint in a consumer brand, they don't have to worry about the federal restriction. i think that's very important. in fact, aurora can come here and do it. it's listed on the new york stock exchange if they started dabbling in u.s. businesses in the cannabis market, that would be a problem for this company but they don't need to think of all the big consumer products companies this guy has -- >> they all kind of go together. >> we've had some great option paper in that world as well, and particularly in that stock, in aurora it's interesting

a cooperating witness, quote, ruh-roh, looks like my daughter's high school wants to provide own proctor. huffman along with her husband, fashion designer, whose brand was a big seller at target and everywhere, alledgedly, they paid prescribes totaling $2 million to get their daughters designate d as recruits to the usc crew team, even though they didn't even row crew. that's a small detail here. and there are more allegations about more parents. test answers changed, parents falsely claiming their children had learning disabilities. stand-ins paid to cheat on tests. photo shopping students' faces on to athlete's bodies to get those students admitted as athletes. don't get me wrong. there's absolutely nothing wrong with wanting the best for your children. all parents do. all parents want the best for their kids. but what we're talking about here is not wanting the best for your children. this is not wanting the best for your children. it's being willing to do the worst thing, to allegedly commit crimes, to get what you want for your children. whether or not they deserve it or whether or

test proctor to correct his daughter's answers on a college exam.lso went to have his daughter recruited to usc as a water polo player which she is not. when his daughter scored 1380, he was concerned. i mean, my daughter's score could have been 1550, right? saying is there any risk that this thing blows up in my hasn't in 24 years. in part by transferring shares of stock to kwf. and allegedly took a tax write-off for the when talking about if the irs were to call, ice isackson is this going to be a front story? todd blake, paid to get his daughter into usc. blake asked cooperating witness one, it was basketball wasn't it? cw says no, it is volleyball. he later tweeted so excited my daughter will be attending usc next year. manuel hen knew. he quote gloated with elizabeth and her daughter about the fact that they had cheated and gotten away with it. bill mcglashan is on indefinite administrative leave for his alleged marjorie clapper and peter sartorria, marcie said her and her spouse laugh every day. we're like, it was worth every cent. we reached

11.30 we'll be taking another look at how that story is covered in the papers with our reviewers kate proctorl correspondent at the evening standard and henry zeffman, political correspondent at the times. stay with us for that. good evening. 49 people have been killed and dozens more injured after a gunman opened fire during friday prayers at two mosques in christchurch in new zealand. a man drove up to the al noor mosque and began shooting as he entered the building at around 1.40 in the afternoon local time. shortly afterwards there was then a second shooting outside the linwood mosque, three miles away. the gunman identified himself as a 28—year—old australian and filmed the shootings — broadcasting it all live on social media. the prime minister, jacinda ardern, described it as a well—planned terrorist attack and one of new zealand's "darkest days". 0ur correspondent hywel griffith is in christchurch where the man accused of the shootings made a brief court appearance and was remanded in custody. he is accused of killing people in cold blood. he is accused of ending dozens cold blood. he

exam administrators, one proctor, nine coaches at elite schools and 33 parents. >> the sailing coach from yale plead guilty today. the water polo coach from usc was arrested. >> these parents are a catalog of wealth and privilege. >> fbi! warrant! >> reporter: among them, martin fox, president of a private tennis academy, who heard fbi agents knock on his door early this morning. >> some spent anywhere from $200,000 to $6.5 million for guaranteed admission. their actions were without a doubt insidious, selfish, and shameful. >> one father reportedly paid $1.2 million to singer to get a daughter into yale as a soccer player. they lied that she co-captained a prestigious club team. $400,000 went to the coach. another mother got her son into usc as a track and field athlete. he wasn't, using photo-shopped pictures of him pole vaulting. this, say authorities, is not a victimless crime. >> for every student admitted through fraud, an honest, genuinely talented student was rejected. >> and overall today, sort of, just graduated from here. what's your feeling on this? overall. >> i'm just d

not at least being attempted by the major testing to use that technology whether it is removing proctors or authenticating that you are indeed who you are. part of the problem is these tests are still paper-baste based. if they are not, they are making it on to an ipod where they are loaded and how hard is it to distract the proctor? kids are smart. not using state of the art technology to think about how to keep a system fair is the first challenge that they are going need to take on. >> tell us about what responses you're hearing and what inroads you're making? >> i think the -- to this argument resonates when they hear the approach of relinking education to employment as employers. 40% of students feel they are prepared for work when they leave the education system. 40% of employers feel they are ready for work. 72% of college providers feel they are ready. there is a difference in terms of where per semmingses are. -- perceptions are. there probably are some colleges that prepare them for work and life. employers have to take the lead on saying here are the skills that are becoming m

. >> other parents accused of having ringers take the test for their children or proctors correct theirrs. prosecutors are taking this fraud seriously and if convicted, parents could face multiple years in prison. >>> cosmetic company sephora, product collaboration with olivia j., lori loughlin's daughter. flooding with negative comments. accused of spending $500,000 to get their daughters into usc. list of bay area residents charged is one of the top stories on our website. abc7news.com. >>> governor's declaration to stop executions in the state. restored it in 1978, 737 inmates on death row, cost $4 billion since reinstituted. tweeted these photos of taking apart the death chamber. eric thomas talked to newsom one-on-one about the decision. he knows he's defying the will of the people. >> people can disagree. deeply held, deeply personal but state sanctioned, premeditated killing, i just can't sign the executions. >> one outspoken critic is father of polly klaas, who was killed. says the governor is advocating for evil. >> reporter: if he had his choice, wouldn't need to do the interv

we spoke wit proctor's family. they declined comment on the case. we tried reaching williams for comment. i was able to get in contact with abe family m who spoke to my by phone and said the family is dealing with the trauma of what unfolded in front of that home and not ready to speak. >>> still tonight signs of change in crystal city as virginia begins to make way for amazon's new headquarters. >>> and from blossoms to ba ball, it is definitely spring here in d.c. are we going to have some temperatures to go with it? do >>> all right, doug is here. wendy and boegt got thboth got memo. >> i got to work on it. > it's like my guns need some ammo. >> let's take a look and show you what's happening out there right now. it is a nice afternoon. it's, however, a little deceptive. again, plenty of sunshine. blue skies today but yeah still a little cool. sitting atin 53 degrees, out of the southeast at 6 miles an hour. wais off in thence you actually have fedex way out here.bu again nats park, we will be out there for opening d tomorrow.ht 53 r now in gaith

with me are kate proctor, political correspondent at the evening standard, and henry zeffman, politicalo both of you. you will not be surprised to see that the majority of papers are leading with the events in new zealand, so we will go straight to those. rather than taking the ones i have a particular angle, it makes sense to talk about the ones that are effectively telling the story straight. kate, take us to the guardian about how many died. they say this is the worst mass shooting in new zealand history. the death toll of 49 in one day is the most number of murders new zealand has had any single year. so this has been deeply shocking to new zealand has had any single year. so this has been deeply sho outside us, where there are patrols outside of mosques. and the un general secretary has also condemned it, saying there is an urgent need to tackle islamaphobia across the world. so this has happened in new zealand and it has completely shocked the the small nation, but the reverberations are significant. as you said, to some people the fact that it as you said, to some people the fact

attorney: "50 people nationwide, 2 sat/act exam administrators, 1 exam proctor, 1 college administrator 9 coaches at elite schools, and 33 parents." according to prosecutors, the center of the scheme is a prep organization "the key," founded by william singer.he has pleaded guilty to four charges, including money laundering and obstruction of justice.andrew lelling, u.s. attorney:"between roughly 2011 and 2018, wealthy parents paid singer about $25 million in total, to guarantee their children's admission to elite schools."the scheme involves two kinds of fraud - parents paying a college prep organization to help their children cheat on s-a-t or a-c- t exams and others paying to allegedly bribe college coaches to help admit the students as athletes regardless of their athletic skill.andrew lelling, u.s. attorney:"singer helped parents take staged photographs of their children engaged in particular sports." lori loughlin and her husband, fashion designer mossimo giannulli, have been charged with conspiracy to commit mail fraud and honest services mail fraud.natsot: olivia jade: "hello ev

proctor to correct her answer. the money also went to have his daughter recruited to usc as a water polo player which she is not. he was concerned telling confidential witness saying quote, my daughter's score could have been 1550, right? and said is there any risk that this thing is blown in my face. often students don't know. but manuel enriquez's did. he quote gloated with elizabeth and his daughter about the fact that they cheated and gotten away with it. marsy say her and her spouse laugh every day about how grateful we were for the services telling him we were like it was worth every cent. marjorie packard and peter sar torria. >> thanks so much. two people who work for college master mind had a court hearing today in sacramento. accused of collecting money from parents and using it as bribes. helping to fabricate athletic profiles. >>> the man authorities say is the ringleader from this alleged scam is from sacramento. >> said nothing to reporters as he left the federal courthouse in boston. >> the 59-year-o

exam administrators, one exam proctor, one college administrator, nine coaches at elite schools and 33 parents." among the parents charged are several notable names, including ceos, a fashion designer, and actresses lori loughlin -- and felicity huffman -- who was arrested in los angeles.much of the indictment revolves around a man named william singer, the founder of a college preparation businessthe scam worked in two ways--through test scores and athleticsin some cases-- parents allegedly paying for third-parties on behalf of their children.in others-- singer contacted college coaches to help students gain admission as recruited athletes, regardless of their athletic ability.u.s. attorney andrew e. lelling/district of massachusetts: "for every student admitted through fraud an honest, genuinely talented student was rejected"in washington, i'm kristen holmes reporting. (terisa) today-- former stanford sailing coach john vandemoer pealded guilty to his role in the scandal. kron 4's charles clifford has the details. well, here on the stanford campus on tuesday the administration and st

she it more than twice the amount of time to take her sat and sitting at home with proctors to help her along the way with that. the usc college administration has released the statement that is strong against this. they said we understand that the government believes the illegal activity was carried out by individual who is went to great lengths to conceal their actions from the university. usc is conducting an internal investigation and will take employment action as appropriate. usc is in the process of identifying funds received by the university in connection with the alleged scheme. additionally the university is reviewing admissions processes broadly to ensure that such actions do not occur going forward. it's spring break on campus and we are obviously trying to talk to students to get their reaction to what happened, but it's quiet here. coincidentally, most is college tours up and down usc as students themselves are working hard to getting admitted. >> steve is on the usc campus. we will continue to follow it. joining me now is wisconsin senator tammy baldwin, member of the he

whether it's removing proctors or not indicating who you are. part of these tests is they are largely paper-based and even if they are not they are it onto an ipad and how hard is it for two kids to team up in a room, saying i'm gonna start the proctor or taken ipad -- phone -- photo on your ipad. kids are smart. artusing state of the technology to keep the system fair is the first talent -- challenge they will have to take on. >> tell us what responses you are hearing come what inroads you are making. >> the ears to this argument certainly resonates when they hear the approach of re-linking education to employment as employers. there is a bloomberg poll that shows about 40% of students feel they are prepared for work when they leave the entire education system and 40% of employers feel kids are prepared for work. interestingly, 72% of college providers feel their students are prepared. there is a bit of a synchronicity in terms of where perceptions are of the value of educational experience and employment experience and it's not unreasonable be

first in 2015, paid $25,000 to have someone proctor older daughter's s.a.t. exam and correct the answers. also accused of bribing head tennis coach to call her daughter a recruit to facilitate georgetown. >> college teams supposed to review applications to ensure that students are telling the truth? >> in this case, the counselor from the private high school inquired about the athletic recruitment to usc, did not believe either of the daughters participated in crew and was concerned that their applications may have contained misleading information. test magic, a learning center in san francisco. says the reality is little or no fact checking going on. >> they will say they're overwhelmed with the number of students they have to work with. they barely get a chance to meet them throughout the school year much less check their applications. >> another thing you may or may not know, many of the elite high schools are under a lot of pressure to get students into the ivy leagues or other top colleges. it's their selling point, one reason why incoming parents apply

about the valedictorians who don't get into these schools, let alone the kid who maybe, had they proctor do their s.a.t. test, has the kid's parents fake they have a disability so they get unlimited time in the tests. >> dana: that was another part of the scam. they would label a student as having a learning disability and then steer them to these centers where the proctor was a friend of singer and would accept the bribe and either have somebody take the test for them. for example, parents were saying i need a 34 on my child's act test and imaginically, guess what, they got a 35. >> felicity huffman wondered what if they jump so much that people get suspicious. question is, did the kid know? number two, does the school no. the answer is no to the school. in some cases the kid had to know. they know what their grades are. >> dana: take a look at this from the u.s. attorney up in boston. >> singer works with the parents to fabricate impressive athletic profiles for their kids, including fake athletic credentials or honor or fake participation in elite club teams. in many instances singer

these kind of manufacturing like proctor -- projects will be the gold standard in the next wave of lngts. gave aartment of energy thumbs-up, as much as $620 billion a year. sabel andp with mike asked him what problem in the industry he was trying to solve. mike: we saw going larger in scale, the benefits got overwhelmed when you associate cost because construction got massive and risky as it relates to potential cost overruns. our approach where you capture manufacturing savings and you shipped massive construction activity on the site into a andory, the savings dependent which market you are comparing to can be 50%. alix: give examples of inefficiencies for big train few get to weed out. you go giant in scale, things get more expensive. if you have a 65 mega lot come -- motor compressor am a that is exotic. there are not a lot of suppliers. you worry about redundancy and backup and that adds to cost. when everything is smaller in 825 motorn you have compressor, you might have five or six suppliers competing for decades. cost comes down and construction is lower. one of the other big o

she's accused of other the other approach allegedly paying $15,000 for a third party to report to proctoreir daughter's s.a.t. and secretly correct her answers. huff mapp appearing in court tuesday before posting a $250,000 bond. her husband, actor william h. macy, has not been charged in the scheme but was in court taking notes throughout the hearing. now singer could face up to 65 years in prison for this. no students have been charged in this case but authorities say they haven't ruled out arrest in the put it future. universities haven't been charged either, many of them expressing major disappointment saying their victim and usc opened its own internal investigation. john and alisyn. >> let's bring in frank brunny, he also wrote the definitive book on college admissions, where you go is not who you'll be, an antidote to the college admissions mania. frank, i'm glad you wrote mania, it's official, parents have gone mad as we now saw. i read your piece last night in the "new york times." you're not surprised by this. but are you surprised by the scope, just how many people, parents, co

the proctor to the outcome. mr. singer advised parents how to get the medical documentation needed to qualify. remember, rick singer is the man at the whole admissions ring and he was recorded by the fbi telling parent gordon caplan $4,000, $5,000 a psychologist he worked with would write a report saying mr. kaplan's daughter had disabilities and required special accommodations. he assured mr. kaplan that many parents do this for their children. many parents? well, apparently, he is right. and i have personally heard stories just today of parents gaming the system in similar ways, perhaps not having to pay that much money but special accommodations, remember arose after the 1990 passage of the americans with disabilities act. they were supposed to be the reserve for people with actual disabilities. but the system has been abused by parents looking for an edge for their kids. in some cases, this has happened on college campuses especially by students just looking for adderall prescription. sometimes they use them

listen to how they got the proctor. they paid this proctor to change her scores on act and sat.36. perfect score was 36. he changed it to 35 or she. i don't know if the proctor is a boy or girl. almost perfect. act gave perfect score in math and 700 in literary section. i'm sure her teachers are hold on how did she do so well we know what she makes on report card. steve: steve kind of a red flag. brian: dr. drew was on last night. he said this is a bigger problem than this. >> all roads lead to narcissism. really. we have had a narcissist turn in this country for the last 30 to 50 years. i saw all kinds of personality disorder spectrums. cluster b was all we saw. sociopath, narcissist. bordeborder line if you are a parent your child is an extension of you. you cannot see to see them uncomfortable. save them from their discomfort their achievements are your achievements. it's a freakin' mess. steve: not justth recidivism and famous. in the "new york post" today they talked to college counselor who says that you know, not rich and famous parents bribe and cheat and lie all the tim

exam administrators, one exam proctor, one college administrator, nine coaches at elite schools and 33arents who paid enormous sums to guarantee their children's admission to certain schools through the use of bribes and fake academic and athletic credentials. a central defendant in the scheme, william singer, will plead guilty today to charges of racketeering conspiracy, money laundering conspiracy, conspiracy to defraud the united states. singer allegedly ran the key worldwide foundation. between roughly 2011 and 2018, wealthy parents paid singer about $25 million in total to guarantee their children's admission to elite schools including yale, georgetown, stanford, university of southern california, the university of texas, ucla and wake forest. beyond enriching himself, singer used that money to bribe college officials, division i coaches, college exam administrators all to secure admission to the children of his clients not on their merits but through fraud. the organization reported to be a charitable organization but was a front singer used to launder the money that parents paid

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former businessman and vancouver resident david sadu is accused of paying $200,000 for a proctor to take the s.a.t. for his two sons. his son wdmitted ucoined the rowing program. their father pleaded not guilty today to charges in boston. >> we're going to address all the allegations happy to be in court like the district court in boston and look forward to our day in court. >> no administrator or coach has been implicated. this is one of the top stories on our website. learn more about the case at abc7news.com.kit his platform, next. >>> letting their imaginations run wild. how million luck y some lucky k explore for free. >>> find out why the so-called house is being called a public nuisance. >> that story and more. but first, here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> watch this if it's the last thing you do. >> yeah. why are all these business owners so excited? we're going to comcast. it's ahead of the game, ahead of the curve. it's going to add to the productivity of our business. it's switch and save days at comcast business. right now, get fast, reliable internet

>> they got dtors notes to allow students to take the tests by theelves with proctors that were paid off. the proctors hadme sdy else take the tests or they corrected the exam so students would get higher scores. the scores were reported to the universities who didn't know who who actheually tookest. >> brangham: so obviously a higher test score helps you geth into sls no matter what. so the second part of this is the bribing of athletic coaches and the creating of these soted of phony athletic resumes. can you explain this? >> this was amazing to me, cause many of these students didn't even play the sports they were purported to play and tye were recruited for. every year these coaches, and these are at high-level institutn, in some cases at division. >> one institutions, they're recruiting athletes staing in their sophomore and junior year, so for these students to not have to play these sports and then to get in under that pretense of those sports i think was absolutelshoing and amazing to me. and athletes are given tips in admission. all these colleges have to full teams, right?

proctor, making it harder to cheat.rote, and this is a real e-mail, "ruh-roh, looks like my daughter's high school wants to provide own proctor." she literally sat down at a computer and typed the words "ruh-roh." [ laughter and applause ] making this the rare case where scooby doo was the criminal. [ cheers and applause ] this scandal -- it was you, [ laughter ] this scandal might be the most glaring example of pay to play in college admissions, but it's noe s already lots of pay to play in the college admissions world that's legal. i mean, just look at the president of the united states. he went to wharton, one of the most prestigious schools in country and her doesn't even know how to spell the word country. [ laughter ] and if you asked him to spell the word prestigious, the red squiggle would just give up and crawl away. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] [ gunshot ] and let's not forget this is a guy who famously waged a racist campaign to get president obama to release his college transcript, despite the fact t

. >> buckingham is accused of paying $50,000 for an acc proctor to take the test for her son.nwhile, ben stiller brought his daughter on "ellen" today and poked fun at the admissions scandal. >> she's here because you're looking at colleges. >> we are visiting colleges this week. >> wow. >> yes. >> that's exciting. >> southern california colleges. >> how's that going? >> it's great. she's going to go to yale on a full football scholarship. >> oh. >> i mean, look. there's crazy pressure that the kids go through and the parents go through, but obviously, you have to draw the line. >> exactly. >>> now rosie o'donnell versus barbara walters. >> that's part of the joy of the show. >> in an upcoming book, "ladies who punch," rosie reveals their backstage blowup at "the view" got way more personal than we ever knew. in 2007 at the peak of her trump feud, o'donnell's return from vacation to co-host, rosie wanted to be defended, but felt barbara didn't have her back. >> once and for all, we could rise up. >> it's not we. it's him. he's doing every show in america. >> backstage, o'donne

thathuffman's daughter was given twice the amount of time to take the sat as other students and the paid proctor agreed to secretly correct the answers afterwards. the scheme was apparentl by william singer. >> beyond enriching himself, singer used that money to bribe college officials, division i coaches, college exam administrators for admission to the children of the clients not on their merits but through fraud. >> 49 people are charged so far including 13 here in the bay area. and nine coaches at elite colleges. we posted the entire indictment on the website. it is an interesting read. you can find it at nbc bay area.com. >> interesting, indeed. >>> just in, chp minvestigating after a man is shot at an's wha. called 911 ep injuries not believed to be life threatening. we are asking chp questions but they're not releasing what they know about the vehicle description or even the direction of highway 24 that shooting happened. >>> the president says that the airplane that you fly on, well, may not be safe. >> president trump said they're too complicated and had the american made boeing in mind

according to court documents a co-conspirator was the suppose of proctor into the test instead of the dr. colburn was warned in a phone call that the irs was auditing the key foundation. the f.b.i. was listening in. a cooperating witness said quote i'm not telling the irs. colburn said no i got that. yes, no i got that. witness saying all right but what i am telling them that your payment essentially went to our foundation to help underserved kids. colburn same quote right, okay. stanford university sent an e- mail to all alumni, acknowledging what happened, saying they take it very seriously and they hope to regain the trust. usc also saying they are taking it seriously and are reviewing each student, case by case, to see if any have been involved in this scheme. >>> the founder and ceo of palo alto -based hercules capital is stepping down after being charged in the cheating scheme. he and his wife, elizabeth, accused of conspiring to bribe a georgetown tennis coach and paying thousands to help their daughters cheat on admissions exams. he will still hold a seat on the hercules capit

and paid a proctor to get better scores.bi says some parents spent as much as $6.5 million for guaranteed admission of their children and disguised their payments to singer as contributions to a charity he ran so they can deduct the payments on theiring in taxes. >> the parents charged today, despite already being able to give their children every legitimate advantage in the college admissions game, instead chose to corrupt and legally manipulate the system for their benefit. >> reporter: prosecutors say more charges are likely. the coaches and test projectors have been charged with racketeering. the parents face mail fraud charges, eamon. >> all right. our thanks to pete williams for that report. >>> all right, in a new status report last night, special counsel bob mueller's office announced michael flynn's cooperation is complete. but in that same filing, flynn's lawyers are asking for a 90-day delay in his sentencing. flynn has been cooperating with prosecutors in virginia in a separate case of two former business associa

brian: one-on-one with a proctor and that proctor is helping with you the test i assume the kid is readne of the wirption they talked about the kid not knowing and singer saying most of the kids don't know. i find it fascinating. by the way it's an ongoing investigation. i don't think there is any way it stops here. as steve mentioned 10 months ago this case started of when a whistleblower came forward and told the fbi about it they unwound the whole thing. ainsley: subpoenas, search warrants and wiretapping. brian: they used non-revenue sports to do it. not putting them on a football or basketball team. you are doing it on the sailing team and water polo team. you are doing it in the case of yale at the women's soccer team with a nonathlete and you are photo shopping facing and bios and stories. in it's unbelievable. steve: one of the craziest stories and, see, i don't think the kids knew what. so parents were doing. ainsley: some of them didn't. steve: told by one of the admissions people okay, you are coming here you are a pole have all ter? >> he goes i'm a pole vaulter? will. brian

what grabbed the headlines was that the gunman the tolly proctor serving time in to remain in prison for another crime chose this moment to admit to the attack on google stuff he then alleged that it is being carried out at the behest of nick his hands or in blood up to their elbows. should not partially she command up a few minutes. before. nukes dismissed crocus accusation and denied any involvement in the crime but the story was given time by janelle t.v. one of the few mlle de haven media that the oligarchs control it was a riot demonstration of independence many independent journalists we spoke to complained about harassment prompting some to leave the country. and they are. although it. was only well thought of. on one occasion salome have chased after his pursuers you need your credit but most of them drove off in a car leaving warm behind the woman because it will force despite this individual being identified no police investigation was carried out and you thought that i thought i'd march some of them for a month think about are you most likely there was. you know what they

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