takes us to a military boarding school at the beginning of the 20th century one of the students but simi admits to stealing and 2 other cadets then use his confession to blackmail him and abuse him psychologically physically and sexually and what's just as terrifying they tell each other they are doing the right thing. we could report him beat him senseless or torture him half to death just for the fun of it it doesn't really matter to my mind he must have been created by accident outside the usual order of things he must have some purpose or other but only something vague and undecided like a worm or a stone that you come across on the road and you don't know whether to step over it or crush it under foot there's also a 3rd student involved in their campaign of terror the brilliant young to alice he finds himself both disgusted and aroused by the bullies cruelty and by their beautiful victim himself seanie turdus is conflicted between his desire to make love to see me and also to beat him up. now back in 1906 moves you pushed beyond the loop with these descriptions of fluid teenage sexu

this is the simi valley last night. the rolling blackouts lasted for about an our for each outage group. parts of california are under an excessive heat warning through 9:00 p.m. wednesday. don't forget, y always check our free abc 7 app. >>> the abc 7 news i-team has learned about arrests linked to a scheme by san mateo jail inmates to obtain unemployment benefits intended for people affected by covid-19. sources felt the i-team, at least 11 inmates used county-owned computers to apply for benefits. some face murder charges. the scam netted about $250,000. san mateo county sheriffs deputies and officers from other agencies arrested 21 people in three counties stretching from san francisco to the san joaquin valley. they include girlfriends and friends of the suspected inmates. >>> a man died this morning while being taken into custody by the sonoma county sheriffs office. deputies responded to a the mostic violence calm this morning. when they arrived at a home on river road, a man and woman walked out with the woman a

this is the simi valley just last night. the rolling blackouts lasted for about an hour for each outage group. parts of southern california are under an excessive heat warning through 9:00 p.m. wednesday. >>> now, we do want to help you prepare for possible power outages. so you can head to our website, abc7news.com and click on the outage story there on our home page. there you'll find links to information on how you can get ready now for an upcoming outage. >>> the abc 7 news i-team has learned about arrests linked to a scheme by san mateo county jail inmates to obtain unemployment benefits intended for people affected by covid-19. sources tell the i-team that at least coty-owned computers to apply for benefits. some of those inmates face murder charges. the scam netted about $250,000. san mateo county sheriff's deputies and officers from other agencies arrested 21 people in three counties stretching from san francisco to the san joaquin valley. those suspects include girlfriends and friends of the suspected inmates. >>> a

this from terrorism is something that simi are and i mean there you are perspective of course it's trueto without international observers in the elections and you know quite difficult to just something really and we know probably don't know the extent. to which she is of course in the home asked last. fruit. ok let's just bring you some news just in because the russian foreign ministry has handed a protest note to the austrian ambassador in moscow after vienna declared a russian diplomat persona non-grata earlier today the orchestra and foreign ministry announced it was expelling the diplomats claiming his activities did contradict the vienna convention on diplomatic relations media reports claim he suspected of industrial espionage and has been given until the end of the month to leave an accounting move for north korean diplomat in russia has also been declared persona non grata. this news just in of course we'll bring you more info as we get it you're watching our table have more news here just off. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person those words. the day or thinks.

this video is courtesy of the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. >> how do you do? i have a brief opening statement here before i take your questions. yesterday secretary of the treasury donald reagan sent a request to raise the debt ceiling to $985 billion. this represents a dramatic jump of $50 billion over the previous debt ceiling. the administration took this action with great regret because it is clear that the massive deficits our government runs is one of the root caused of our profound economic problems and for too many years this process has come too easily for us. we've lived beyond our means and then finances our extravagants on the backs of american people. the clear message i received in the election campaign is that we must gain control of this inflationary monster. let me briefly review for the american people what we've already done. within moments of taking the oath of office, i placed a freeze on hiring of civilian ooerms in the federal government and cut down on golf traft, reduce the number the number of governments and called on my appo

there in part 2 of the investigation will be looking at how cyprus sold paul sports to politicians in simi officials who were deemed high risk by the e.u. for money laundering and corruption what's on monday from $10.00 g.m.t. here on al-jazeera or now somali talks of resume between coup leaders and west african mediators delegation from the economic community of west african states the eco ass led by nigeria's former president goodluck jonathan is pushing for a return to civilian rule soldiers seized power on tuesday and say a transition will happen though they haven't specified when. now protests have broken out in the usa of louisiana off to police shot and killed a black man on friday and they say traffic pattern was wielding a knife in the city of la fiat or above money or points. i'm not here to get everybody motivated to come out of it to suffer on the streets of my fiat because you know the killing of the black by us. on sunday more than 150 people block traffic on the infantrymen highway. the site of where hoffa dozen police had surrounded and then shot 31 year old trafford padron

experience, i assure you as soon as i'm allowed to get back to the west coast i will be dropping in the simi valley. >> terrific. >> we would love to have you. >> i've known you for years, you are an intellectual, you are historian, you're an imaginative guy, i wonder though mr. speak mr. speaker, could you have ever imagined a situation like the world in the united states finds itself in today, could you imagine a pandemic literally stopping the world in its tracks during your lifetime? >> now, when i first started writing trump in the american future, it was at the peak of great economics, lowest black unemployment in modern history, lowest latino on employment, everything was going well, we were negotiating with the chinese but it seemed irrational and then boom you start the chinese virus and now given a different name for political reasons, then you go -- the first time i've ever seen countries deliberately created depression and then you go to politicians deciding what you can and cannot do, then you go to people being totally fed up, isolated, worried economically in the tragic death

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. >> pete simi, ph.d., he studied terror groups. >> there are people well educated from middle class background, upper class background. we have this broader, historical engrained and almost of psyche out there. >> a lot is supercharged by the media and internet? >> absolutely. it's opened so many doors. white supremacists had been getting activated online even during the 1980s with electronic bulletin board to create propaganda and distribute pr propagan propaganda. >> when the internet grew, it moved with an instant pipeline to the disenfranchised for the disillusioned and the teenager. >> a piece of the pie. welcome to devil -- everybody in the house, put your hands up. >> meet youtube's biggest star. felix shellberg and his channel putie pie. the shooter mentioned him in his manifester. >> it's over 100 million subscribers. >> yeah. >> those scuitto videos and has funny pranks. every now and again hate speech comes through. >> right. hate people, it's up on videos that say death to jews. >> i feel part

simi yasmin, a former cdc disease detective and cnn's political director, david chalian. i don't know how many times you guys have had a chance to see it, but that was my third and i still -- i think it's worth doing it even yet again. dr. yasmin, we'll drill down on specific points, but i want to -- can i get your overall reaction to what you heard from the president there, now six months into the pandemic? >> so, kate, this was actually my fourth time watching this video, and each time it still feels like a skit or satire. maybe not so surprising coming from a president who over the last few years has made more than 20,000 false claims. but each time i've watched this, i've been taking notes and writing down things that are false. and there were just so many there, that we can dissect and debunk. what really pains me, though, is we keep having to have this conversation. and we're having this conversation as tens of thousands of americans are lying in hospital beds, many more are suffering sick, at home, and there are others who are mourning their loved ones, who have di

this video is courtesy of the library in simi valley, california. >> how do you do? i have a brief opening statement here before i take your questions.

he simy cannot be who we need him to be for us.hat it is. >> nawaz: today, at a white house event celebrating womes rights, president trump responded to mrs. obama. >> she was over her head, and frankly, she should have made the speech live. she gets these fawning reviews. if you gave a real review, it wouldn't be so fawning. i thought it was a very divisive speech, extremely divisive. >> nawaz: democrats wi continue to make their case against the president, and for ticket, direct to the american urople tonight. for the pbs newsi'm amna nawaz. >> woodruff: and we turn now to our lisa desjardins and yamiche cindor. hello to both of you. so, lisa, last night, the unprecedented virtual convention. they made history, and now we know somethi about how many people were watching. >> that's right, judy. the nielsen televisioratings came out, about 18.7 million americans outched t their traditional broadcast method, their tv set. that isignificantly lesthan this night in 2016. however, judy, i just got offth the phone he biden campaign and

going to simi valley and going through the reagan papers, specifically the morton blackwell files, but if anyone has questions about the evidentiary basis and where the sources came from, we can return to this at the end of the talk during the q&a. so just sort of as a primer, so that everybody here is not up ce upset with me, there are four schools of thought about what ended the cold war. the first is probably the most dominant, and that's that mikhail gorbachev through his policies deserves most of the credit for the end of the cold war, because inadvertently, he undermined the soviet system, undermined the communist party, and in doing so, destroyed the fabric that held the soviet union and its satellites together, basically the control, the threat of coercion. and that's probably the largest school of thought within the historical profession. within this school of thought, reagan has given very little credit for the end of the cold war. there's another school of thought that claims that ronald reagan actually prolonged the cold war. not only did he not contribute to it, he actuall

second floor is also simila simy disposed to the area of this. the project sponsor stated it's 400 square feet which is only six hundred square feet larger than their existing house. they are proposing to accommodate their growing needs. i don't think we pressed the issue for an adu too hard. >> mostly it is a commission asking. i think you explaining puts the project into a different battery. it is a large home. what i'm looking for is an acknowledgement of neighborly gesture. i'm say thag becausing that becf community opposition. it's resonating the community is comments are making about the rest of the neighborhood. i will refrain from any final judgment until i hear other commissioners weigh in on the subject matter also. thank you. >> commissioner imperial. >> thank you. i have a question to the architect of the project spons sponsor. in your presentation, you explain as to why it should be a demolition. i'm wondering if it also explores instead of demolition allerratiodemolition.have you es well? >> can you hear me? >> yes. >> so the projec