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students here at stanford university plan to protest what they say is the lenient sentence on sunday during the university's commencement. betty yu, kpix 5. >>> tonight this is a sketch of a prowler at stanford university. he crept into the bedrooms of two female students and lifted the covers off their beds friday morning. he ran off after they screamed. >>> tonight the cavaliers crushed the golden state warriors in game three of the nba finals. kpix 5's christin ayers saw it all at a watch party at oracle arena. tough night. >> reporter: it was a tough night. it was a disappointing night. a lot of people came out hire to sit and -- here to sit and watch the game. 13,500 people showed up hoping for a win that never came. >> reporter: if they couldn't be in cleveland for the warriors game this was the next best thing. court side at the official warriors watch party at oracle arena. >> so cool, the energy, there is nothing like it. >> reporter: there were no players on the court tonight but you wouldn't know it by the roar of the crowd. a fan experience good enough even for a retired n

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the case involved the former stanford university swimmer named brock turner. 20 years old. he was sentenced on thursday to just six months in the county jail and three years probation for three counts of sexual assault. on january 8, 2015, after midnight, two stanford grad students were biking across campus and spotted a freshman thrusting himself on an unconscious half naked woman behind a dumpster at a party. the cyclists are truly heroes in this story. they tackle brock turner until the police arrived. in march this year, a jury in california found brock turner guilty. he has faced a maximum of 14 years in the state pienitentiar. but the judge chose a lesser sentence. in part because he feared anything longer would have a severe impact on turner. but what about the impact the crime had on the victim? we are hearing from her now. her impact statement just released over the week and we will be reading most of it to you this hour. we've had to take out parts just too graphic for television and had to cut some for time as well. with that in mind, here is part one where it al

amy: explain how stanford university debt with the attack.took place in january 2015, is that right? and the reason that -- the reason that the perpetrator was found was because two people were riding by on a bicycle and saw him on top of this unconscious woman and chased him.m. >> yes, that is right. there were eyewitnesses s to ths assault, which makes it even worse, frankly, that the judge was so lenient in the sentence. i think that one of the questions you asked me was, how has stanford done with respect to this question. i think it is important for viewers to understand stanford has a long history o of not treating these offenses particularly aggressive. for example, up until at least last year, stanford had only ever expelled one student in the history of the university for sexual assault. they have not, for example, as harvard president has, taken only fraternity culture of toxic masculinity and the seseal assaulult that comes along with that. more directly, harvard has taken strong measures against fraternities then stanford has. --

for how many more hundreds of years do you think stanford university will exist and a stanford degreeill be the most sought after degree in the world? to build well, we try the university for perpetual existence. we try to do that by using the endowment and controlling how we spend it. i think ensuring that education remains affordable will be key to that and the fact that financial aid has gone up faster than tuition revenue has been key to achieving that. that said, i think it is safe to say that all universities need to find ways to improve efficiency. we have not really found ways to that do notuctivity decrease the quality of the educational experience, and that is a role that technology could really help us play. we are quite hopeful. we need to do more experiments and assess how well students are learning with technology-based methods, but i think that is what i believe should be the future, really trying to figure that problem out. emily: stanford university president john hennessy there. you can catch more of that interview on bloomberg.com, including his response to a former

is hosting at stanford university. we will hear from leaders across the tech industry. legendary investor -- investor , tim draper -- a huge lineup throughout the hour. but with brexit polling in a dead heat, investors have an skittish. here's a look at how u.s. futures are trading. slightly higher -- nikkei futures also in action right now and you can see we are showing a slight rally here come a carrying through from what we saw in the u.s. trade top i want to get straight to london for the latest on this historic vote. my guest was spot on in his forecast in the british general election. the voting andt the atmosphere. what was it like today? say if i describe it in one word, i probably would describe it as heavy. a real sense of vote today. i went to cast my vote earlier is not going that to come a say -- come as a surprise to many as we had torrential rains. there were disruptions on the trains and other public transport and we don't know if that has affected voter turnout. of polling stations had to relocate because the weather was so bad. you can see pictures the

if you're new to this story, brock turner, a former stanford university swimmer was convicted of intent to commit rape of intoxicated unconscious person, penetration of an intoxicated person and penetration of an unconscious person. two stanford graduate students biking across the campus spotted a freshman thrusting himself on an unconscious half naked woman behind a dumpster at a party. that was almost 17 months ago. and turner's mug shot was released only yesterday. this was the first mug shot when he was initially arrested. his hair much longer. his eyes are red but then there's the second one and here it is. his hair is much shorter here. his look is different. this one was taken the day after or the day of his sentencing and that was just on thursday of last week. his sentence, six months in jail. three years probation. a much lighter sentence than the six years that the prosecutors were asking for, and much, much lighter than the maximum, which could have been 14. and yet, we're learning turner is planning on appealing the sentence that he got. by the way, just to remind you, with

>> stanford university has long struggled with this issue. and has not been the job that it should have. >> reporter: though stanford posted a statement saying the university did everything to assure that justice was served in this case, including an immediate police investigation and a referral to the santa clara county district. >> an actress tweeting why? why do we act like rape is not a despicable, deplorable and punishable act, hash tag "rain culture". the judge calling under fire, people calling for him to be removed from the bench with the hash tag "recall persky". the overwhelming support for the survivor has grown. many calling her a hero. brie larson tweeting the most important thing you will read told by a braver survivor. let's scream louder. no one deserves to be raped. over the last year the issue of sexual assault on campus has exploded onto the national consciousness. "you tell me it gets better, it gets better ♪ >> reporter: a performance at this year's oscars calling the world's attention to the epidemic. belting out the song

>> stanford university has long struggled with this issue. >> this is a professor of law at stanford and places some blame on her own institution. though stanford posted a statement online today saying the university did everything within its power to assure that justice was served in this case, including an immediate police investigation and referral to the santa clara county district's office. the condemnation for brock and his father has ignited a storm on social media. an actress tweeting why. honestly, why do we act like rape is not a despicable and punishable act. and the judge who issued the six month sentence also coming under fire. people calling for him to be removed from the bench with the hash tag "recall persky". the overwhelming support for the survivor has continued to grow. many calling her a hero. brie larson tweeting the most important thing you'll read told by a braver survivor. let's scream louder. no one deserves to be raped. >> reporter: over the last year the issue of sexual assault on campus has exploded into national consciousness. ♪ you told me it gets . lad

. >>> graduates in stanford university used their commencement ceremony to express outrage over a former student's sexual assault. >>> "action news" will be right back. >> reporter: welcome back, we're looking live at a beautiful shot of atlantic city, 64 degrees. heading up to 80 degrees. we had a fatal accident involving a motorcycle on the blue route southbound, as we look live they are stopping all traffic on the blue route southbound. they are diverting it on to baltimore pike. the blue route southbound shut down after the accident scene. debris flew on the northbound lanes, the accident happened blue route southbound a fatal accident this morning near baltimore pike. the blue route ramp to mcdade boulevard as penndot swings around they have the flare set up. they are blocking the blue route northbound, as well, at mcdade boulevard. blue route northbound and southbound as penndot swings around there. looking live at the vine street expressway, you wake up, can i take the vine, no construction in both directions looking good. 42 northbound moving okay be you might see people coming b

. >>> protest of students continues at stanford university's commencement. >>> we've got another horrible accident scene, i want to take you to the maps to avoid the area. it's happening in gloucester county, southbound 55, between 553 and little mill road. someone was ejected from the vehicle. a medical helicopter is coming to the scene right now. stick to delsea drive. chopper 6 is heading to the scene. looking live on the schuylkill expressway at girard, no major delays, bright sunny day, even though we have a couple of terrible accidents. >> reporter: yes, it's been weird and they started early this morning, too. 60 degrees by 7:00 a.m. if you have a commute this morning you're doing it in fine shape. 64 degrees by 9:00 a.m. low humidity, comfortable, breezy. this afternoon it will be warm, but not as warm as yesterday. 80 degrees around 3:30 p.m. or 4:00 p.m. sunshine and clouds, breezy and pretty comfortable out there overall. tam. >>> all right, thank you, david. you can find the seven-day forecast and a live look at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at any time of the day, on

plus new details in the stanford university assault case calls for the judge to step down, even deathacked down the bookish beef cakes to get their summer reading recommendations and to hear how viral fame has changed their life. but first here tonight, the "nightline" five. >> what's your dog food's first ingredient? corn in wheat? in purina one, real chicken is always number one. no corn, wheat, or soy. support your active dog's whole body health with purina one. >> tired of redosing anti-acids, try duo fusion. the acid reducer lasts up to 12 hours in and chewable tablet from the makers of to grow up. but teachers like mr. elliot saw something in me. made a connection with me. now i'm a teacher myself, right here in camden. i'm just passing it along to my own students and making those same connections my teachers made with me. now that's some beautiful music. i'm jamal dickerson, and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator. >>> good evening. we start here with a late breaking development in a mystery involving identical twin sisters. best friends and struggling yoga teachers who moved

. >> this is a gift to this defendant, this is a gift to stanford university. as you will find, there will be a connection. there must be a connection to stanford university and perhaps this district attorney's office. >> with these types of charges, the way the law is written is that the court could have given him a single day in the county jail. there is no minimum. the court could've given community service. >> prosecutors say they were hoping the judge would send him to jail immediately, but he was given 3 weeks to get his affairs in order. yes to surrender to the county jail by july 23. >>> power has been restored to 22,000 customers after pg&e was forced to pull the plug last night while a man protested on top of an electrical transmission power -- tower . the call was made about 8:45 last night to cut power. they posted photos of the incident and asked people to steer clear of the pearson street and santa rosa creek pier negotiator was able to convict him -- . a negotiator was able to convince him to come down and they restored power. >>> an agency direc

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plus new details in the stanford university assault case calls for the judge to step down, even death threats. a closer look at the partying past. and the hero to caught the attacker. finally, a million followers strong, we've tracked down the bookish beef cakes to get their summer reading recommendations and to hear how viral fame has changed their life. but first here tonight, the "nightline" five. >> what's your dog food's first ingredient? corn in wheat? in purina one, real chicken is always number one. no corn, wheat, or soy. support your active dog's whole body health with purina one. >> tired of redosing anti-acids, try duo fusion. the acid reducer lasts up to 12 hours in and chewable tablet from the makers of >>> good evening. we start here with a late breaking development in a mystery involving identical twin sisters. best friends and struggling yoga teachers who moved to maui to start a new life. after driving off a cliff one of them is dead and the other targeted by prosecutors. hours ago, a major new wrinkle, however, and here's abc's kana wit worth. >> they were truly liv

turner blames stanford university for the party culture.ut the review of the 400 plus documents in the case shows that prosecutor cited text messages of turner using lsd and drinking all the way back through high school. >> what about the judge? >> reporter: the judge and his family have received death threats and jurors are refusing to serve in his courtroom. the judge cited turner's youth and lack of criminal and citing the impact on turner's life. giving him six months and three years probation. 1.3 million people sign issed petitions to oust the j. a law professor is garnering 70000 hand written signatures to put persky's recall on the ballot. >> we need judges who understand the consequence was sexual violence and give sentences. >> reporter: at least 16 california law makers urnged the california commission on judicial performance to investigate persky. we believe he made the wrong decision and should have sentenced turner to prison. we don't believe we have a basis. because it was made by applying the standards. the judge is set to b

. >> reporter: brock turner a top tier swimmer at stanford university found guilty of sexual assault. now the attention shifting to the judge in the case, aaron% ski. the former lacrosse captain criticized for sentencing turner to only three counts of sexual assault. >> i think there was some sense of entitlement the way in which they presented their case as though the victim liked it. >> reporter: the victim writing in her statement if i had been sexually assaulted by an unathletic guy from a community college, what would his sentence be? % ski ruled that a prison sentence would have a severe impact on brock and now there's an online petition to remove the elected standford alum judge from the bench. that petition gaining nearly 400,000 signatures in a day. >> he ignored a jury and in my mind ignored her. >> the pal oh alto judge is up for re-election. he's running unfoosed but he could still lose in november if there's a write-in candidate. as for brock turner, he withdrew from stanford university and will have to register as a sex offender for life. kendis and diane, back to you. >

. >> it's a gift to the defendant in a gift to stanford university and is he will find it there, there will be a connection, there must be a connection between stanford university and the district attorney's office and this is something that we need to look into. >> with these types of charges the way the law is written the court could have given him a single day in county jail, there is really no minimum and the court could've given community service. >>> they were hoping he would get sent to jail immediately that he was given 3 weeks to get his affairs in order and must surrender by july 23. >>> activists are keeping up the pressure to recall the judge in the brough turner case, they rallied outside the state building in san francisco and hand delivered a petition calling for judge erin persky to be removed.>>reporter: the message was direct and clear. rape survivors disgusted with the judges handling of the brough turner case and they want him gone. >> the system is rigged against us. >>reporter: there was story after story. >> i was adopted -- abducted and raped by a stranger. part

turner is a former stanford university swimming star.victim is anonymous but her 12 page statement is representing every woman sexually assaulted on campus. she wrote, i don't want my body anymore. i was terrified of it. she says she drank too much at a fraternity party and blacked out. she was discovered nearly naked on the ground behind a dumpster. turner claimed the sex was consensual. but she wrote his attorney constantly reminded the jury the only one we can believe is brought because she doesn't remember. that helplessness was traumatizing. addressing her attacker, she said, you took away my words, my privacy, my energy, my time, my safety, my intimacy, my confidence, my own voice.>> her words resonated with people all across the nation and the world. >> reporter: kian arc was the prosecutor in the case. >> i cried. i thought like i, i didn't do my part in representing her interests in the case because of this slap on the wrist sentence.>> reporter: the sentence came after turner's father made his own appeal to the judge, saying hi

. >> it is a gift to this defendant, a gift to stanford university, and you will find there will be a connection, there must be a connection between stanford university and perhaps even the district attorney's office, something we need to look into. >> reporter: the way that the law is written? >> the way that the law is written the court could have given him a single day, and there's no minimum that the court could have given him. it is really up to the court in many ways to determine the severity and where it lies on the spectrum, and obviously we feel this is a serious case, and that is why we are ready to go to trial.>> the prosecutors were hoping that he would service time immediately, but after hearing the defense attorney, they have granted him three weeks to get his affairs in order. his attorney says that the actions are uncharacteristic of p.m. and he will have to surrender to the jail bike july 23, and will have to register as a sex offender and can have no communication with minors. his attorney would give no comment after the sentencing hearing.>> thank you, brian. >>> ab

this is a live look at stanford university. the president is set to arrive there in just about two hours. he is in the bay area to talk innovation. the president is heading to the stanford campus to speak at the seventh annual global entrepreneurship summit. every year entrepreneurs, investors and ecosystem supporters connect at the event created by president obama. the summit is focusing on involving women, minorities and youth. today in the bay is live in stanford and will join us live in 20 minutes. >>> more breaking news from kern county where a wildfire there is raging out of control. it's already destroyed almost 100 homes. >> this is happening near lake isabella. it's about 45 miles northeast of bakersfield. so far 8,000 acres have burned. kris sanchez checking the latest. i understand you got an update from the fire department. >> just got off the phone with the incident commander. with the weekend coming up and considering there are campgrounds there, should folks consider bagging their camping plans. he can't say that,

protests are expected tomorrow at stanford university during commencement ceremonies. laura?k you for that report. one we'll continue to follow. thank you. >>> the senate pushing ahead toward passage of a massive defense spending bill despite deep divisions over controversial line items like prohibiting the closure of gitmo and requiring young women to register for a potential draft. garrett tenney has more from washington. >> the senate is expected to pass the version of the bill on monday to fund our nation's military a few of its provisions are dividing republicans in congress. one of those provisions in the national defense authorization act would change the selective service act to require women to register for the draft. that prompted the heritage foundation to call on senators to reject the bill, despite the $602 billion it would authorize for our military in 2017. heritage put out a statement reading quote, regardless of whatever merits the bill may have, it deserves to be defeated because lawmakers should not force young women into military services through the selec

sexually assaulting an unconscious woman outside a frat party near a dumpster, the top tier stanford university swimmer wrote to the judge, "coming from a small town in ohio i never really experienced celebrating or partying that involved alcohol." prosecutors, however, wrote that at this apparent party, turner wearing his stanford swimming shirt, was holding a bong. the 20-year-old told the judge he doesn't do illicit drugs, but prosecutors say that's him smoking a hash pipe before college. and there were harder drugs proven in text messages. the judge who presided over the case a angering many people for sentencing turner to just six months in jail. >> they are threatening and use a lot of profanity. they hope he dies. they hope his kids get raped. >> now one of the men who ran to help the victim when he and a friend say they saw turner on top of the woman is speaking out. the stanford university graduate student is still in shock over what he and his friend say they witnessed that night. >> [inaudible]. something horrible to think about. >>> all right, this special edition of abc7 news conti

and this effort comes amid the growing outrage over a sexual assault case at stanford university. >>reshman brock turner was sentenced to six months in prison for rape. prosecutors had recommended six years. stanford university says it did everything within its power to assure that justice was served in this case. before the assault, new students were given information and training on how to prevent sexual violence. after the assault, the school banned turner from campus and it offered counseling to the victim, who was not a student. most of the outrage over this case has been directed at the judge. critics say the six-month sentence was too lenient. nearly half a million people have now signed a petition to recall that judge. you can read more about this story right now on the nbc 10 app, including the powerful statement the victim read to her attacker in court. her words have gone viral. >>> today an islamic funeral prayer service will be held for boxing great muhammad ali. the event is being held in his hometown of louisville. ali died last friday after a long battle with parkinso

after this week's primary election, but first, a look at the sexual assault case involving a stanford university student that has sparked global outrage. >> listen to survivors! >> activists gathered today to deliver a petition with more than a million signatures calling for the removal of the judge in the case. last week, the judge sentenced 20-year-old brock turner to six months in jail. turner was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious 22-year-old woman on the campus. many view the sentence as too lenient. it's fuelling debate about campus sexual assault along with how race and privilege play out in the criminal justice system. joining us now are michelle dauber, who's spearheading the effort against the judge and katie murphy. katie, r wabt to ask you, the last few day, we've seen so many actions in addition to the recall petition. at least a dozen state lawmakers are demanding an vest dpags of the judge for misconducts. also a review of the sentence in this case. joe biden has issued an open letter in support of the victim. why do you think -- other campus sexual assault cases is r

live at stanford university, bob redel, today in the bay. >>> also today, congresswoman jackie spear plans to honor the sexual assault victim on the floor of congress reading the letter she wrote to the judge, which was aimed at brock turner. that will happen on the house floor. >>> also today, a teenage girl is safe in oakland. her family says she was kidnapped in what was possibly a case of sex trafficking. >>> we're sad, you know what i mean? >> oakland police swarmed the area near 65th and alcatraz where they say a man took the 14-year-old girl hostage. they were able to rescue that girl and arrest that man. the family tells nbc bay area the girl told them there were other victims inside that home. >> that there are indeed ties to any human trafficking that we take these incidents of human trafficking, kidnapping, any violent crime seriously. >> i am happy she got away. i hope there were no other children that they can't find. i hope that they got everybody they needed to get. >>> oakland police say the investigation is not over. >>> searching for more suspects, you're looking at

turner is a former stanford university swimming star.ar-old victim, who is not a stanford student, is anonymous. but her emotional 12- page statement to the judge is quickly coming to represent every woman sexually assaulted on campus. she wrote, "i don't want my body anymore. i was terrified of it." she admits to drinking too much at a fraternity party and blacking out. she was discovered nearly naked on the ground behind a dumpster. turner claims she consented. she wrote, "his attorney constantly reminded the jury, the only one we can believe is brock because she doesn't remember." that helplessness was traumatizing. addressing her attacker she said, "you took away my worth, my privacy, my energy, my time, my safety, my intimacy, my confidence, my own voice." >> her words resonated with people, not just locally in our county, but all across the nation and all across the world. >> reporter: alaleh kianerci was the prosecutor in the case. >> i cried. i felt like i didn't do my part in representing her interests in the case because of the

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more momentum this week after sparking national outrage for sentencing 20-year- old former stanford university swimmer brock turner for 6 months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. more than 1.2 million people signing petitions online. demanding the judge be unseated for handing down a sends they view as far to anyone. they argue he should've been sentenced to 6 years in prison. after being convicted of 3 felonies for sexually assaulting his victim behind a dumpster. the judge set a prison sentence and said it would have a severe effect on him and opted to go for a lesser sentence. including 3 years probation. 16 california state lawmakers have written letters to urge the california commission on judicial performance to investigate the judge. a stanford law professor is leading an effort to garner 70,000 handwritten signatures from local voters needed to put the recall on the ballot. the judge ran unopposed in the primary and is set to begin a new term in january. >> this decision is an outrage. this makes every woman at college in the state of california less safe. it makes

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judge, brock turner, the defendant, blaming the stanford university swim team's party culture.so lied about prior drug and alcohol use. but even more despicable is that a judge bought into the whole line of rationalization and excuses. >> yeah. i couldn't disagree with the judge's decision in this case more. i mean, he put emphasis on the age of the defendant, lack of priors, the probation officer's report. well, frankly, the defendant was 19 years old. he wasn't 11. at 18 we send our youth to war with rifles because we trust their judgment enough to do that. at 19 i was a police officer. at 19 he was dragging an unconscious woman behind a dumpster and raping her. is so he knew what he was doing just like i knew what i was doing at 19. the alcohol, use of alcohol can be a factor to consider but not to sentence, to reduce a sentence that should be prisoner to probation. if you murder or somebody under the influence of alcohol, you still murdered somebody. you're not going to get a probation sentence because of that, so i disagree completely, but i also don't believe he should be

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university. your reaction to what you heard about the stanford situation?it was a really sad reminder of what i went through and what so many other people go through. really, i guess the silver lining to how much attention this case is getting is it points out the flaws in our laws and legal systems. we tell victims that they need to come forward because rape is unreported. if more people reported the crimes to the police, that was somehow fix things was to as if it is our duty. it you look at what happened in the stanford case. this is the best case outcome. she got farther than most victims get in the system. most rapists never see the inside of a courtroom, let alone a jailhouse or prison. and even still, she is treated in this way. it is similar to what i found when i was going through the criminal process where it honest felt like it wasn't even a question of whether i was believed, but whether i was valued enough that what was done to me was worth its consequences. amy: explain what happened. >> i was sexually assaulted by a friend and classmate. he a