10% of the top 15%. >> and it is not just me. that is what this court said in the prior opinion. it has to be shown to be necessary and that is true of all scrutiny and the court said that it is other strict scrutiny opinions -- this is not detached and they do not differ. did scrutiny is a heavy burden. scrutinyy it's >> -- that.have not claimed since so much of it is masked in there has to be an endpoint. if you can't find your objectives you have no endpoint. what are they looking at, what are they measuring? whathey want those numbers to go out. whether it's a quota in the strict sense, we have a definite today, they are a majority/minority campus, off just because of the demographics -- >> your time is running out. there is one per limiter question i'd like you to address -- what is the relief seeking? not injunctive? >> correct. >> you have no class, so what specific relief are you seeking? >> the case started with a plea for damages. the plea is live. >> what did the damages consist of? >> they consisted of a refund of the

anytime you see the top handle leave, you know the timing has been disrupted. terry collins really pushing reed, here. not often this year will he sit down and come back for another inning. >> kenny: bonifacio 0 for 3, jeff francoeur has come out into the on-deck circle to bat for johnson. >> tom: only three times this year reed has gotten more than three outs in an outing. he has been used a >> kenny: mets starter jacob degrom went eight, did not allow a run. the braves interim manager brian snitker, his club has won seven of its last nine. second strikeout of the inning for addison reed. >> tom: it looks like a replay of the previous at-bat. comes off the bat. we mentioned francoeur, we talked about freddie freeman, loves to ambush first pitches. francoeur has made a career of doing just that. >> kenny: takes the first pitch for a called strike. he is 3 of 15 lifetime against reed. >> tom: that's why he went >> kenny: nothing and two. >> tom: his job is to beat up left-handed pitching. and really, right here, two outs, bases empty, you are essentially defendi

such as expanding the top 10% to the top 15%. >> it's not just me, justice scalia. that's what this court said in the prior opinion. >> that's what i thought. >> it has to be shown to be necessary. >> that's true of all strict scrutiny. the court said in the prior opinion that it's other strict scrutiny opinions were different. strict scrutiny is a heavy burden. no question about it. that's why it's strict scrutiny. >> is there any evidence that the holistic review being used by u.t. operates as a quota? >> you know, we have not claimed that, but since so much of it is masked and hidden, but certainly if you're motivated, as they said, by democrat grafction, they want to get the number up, it's certainly number-driven. if you look at one thing this court said in grutter is you have to have a basis to use it. there has to be an end. there has to be an end point. if you can't find your objectives, there is no end point. you have to look at, what are they measuring each year? they're looking at numbers. they want the numbers to go up. that's what they care about. that'

the top schools because they are the top students. it is a certain amount of race- based affirmative action because the schools are so segregated that for the most part, this students attend minority. if you take the top students from the state. that's what goes on in texas and that accounts for part of the diversity in texas. when we come back, we will walk through those again for you. >>> david oppenheimer is our guest. he is a professor at berkeley law. let's take us back. you say the first education is race. >> that's right, schools trying have a class that is racially and economically diverse.>> why?>> because it has benefit beyond the classroom and in the school. it is important to have diversity among the graduates of our top universities. so that we have diversity across the military leaders and in terms of government leaders and diversity in terms of boardrooms. that racial minorities are not left out.>> it is important for both of those. >> moderator: is race-based admission still a possibility in california.>> for private,

cool like a penguin in a tank top.ertible with a snowplow. ke a finger roll in february. cool like a yeti eating frozen spaghetti. wooo! ♪ the cool, crisp flavor of gatorade frost. play cool. ♪sorry i'm not love ♪ ♪i'm leaving in my thoughts >> kenny: bottom of the 11th with the mets leading 1-0, it is jeurys familia time. tomorrow, on fox sports south, the final game of the series. coverage begins at one eastern. the mets will send bartolo colon to the mound. there he is, against bud norris. the mets looking to win their second straight tonight here in atlanta. there is tomorrow's pitching matchup. familia will try to close things out. he has converted a franchise-record 41 consecutive regular-season save opportunities. 25 2525 for 25 this season. a new fat franchise record, armando bonita has with 24 saves to begin the season back in 2001. familia with his 25th save last night here in atlanta. jace peterson, 0 for 6 lifetime against familia, strike one. >> tom: he's got the right approach. i thin

this tiny fraction of folks at the top. across thee all country, from alabama, west virginia, or gone, it does not matter which state, there has been a dramatic shift. for our viewers, you can check out the study. it was done by the economic policy institute. talk about this study. in the report, are there thatfic policy proposals you think would be the solution? when looking at this data, back to the era when income growth was more broadly shared, where low income families saw their income double , middle income families saw their income double, and the wealthiest saw their income double. everyone got more wealthy having higher income as the economy grew. different about that era compared to today, a variety of things. suggesting changes, one that was very different today compared to that era is that union density is much lower today. we are at historic lows today. of membership really does mean as companies do well, it is not necessarily the case that the extra income generated their shows up in people's paychecks. someth

the bmt for the immigration i'd like to see that i have a hard time having a development sitting on top of a bart station having no parking other than car share it didn't feel right. i sat in the eastern neighborhoods construction and adoption and came up well but .4 spaces is way too high i know that people own cars we talk about the future for when those parking spaces have no use they'll not have use and time to figure that out and understand why this much parking is asked for on top of bart's station with people for housing and also talking about environmental issues and things like that yet we see projects that don't sit on top of van ness bart and a muni station had a 5 ratio i didn't support i don't understand - i understand the environmental is c the raised playground in section h at the end of the report, however, significant unavoidable the school gets a structure they could use for different other activities on top of what is the playground would still have shadow impacts but don't understand any alternative that is available beyond that that could myth that i don't understan

it has air flow over the top of it. it's a more conventional type of flight. >> the big change is when you transition into a hover. all of a sudden, you are not flying through the air anymore. you're taking air and driving it through the rotor system and creating lift. that requires an incredible amount of power. >> in certain conditions, more power is needed to keep a helicopter up in the air. if the aircraft is overloaded. if the air temperature is high. or if it's flying through thin air at high elevation. >> if you have not taken into account those factors, it's not an airplane or a helicopter. it's a paperweight. and it will just drop out of the sky. >> according to andrew canfield, the crew was aware going in that with the thin air at the mountain's high elevation, the helicopter would have to be operating at its power margin. to compensate, the pilot tries to steer it into the wind. >> if you're in a hover or coming in for a landing in a low state of energy, you always try to fly into the wind, because that wind

like pacifica topping out at 60. gray throughout the day today. we will likely see cloud cover around san francisco topping out at 64. 68 in oakland. 72 in fremont. so what to expect? starting out with morning low clouds maybe a little coastal drizzle. staying cool to mild again today but a warmup is on the way and i'm going to tell you when coming up in just a bit in your full forecast. first a check of the roads with george. >> as we head back to the dublin interchange, julie, to monitor the ride now that our accident at the dublin interchange has been cleared, look at the slowing. it starts to reach into livermore now for 580 west. and even on 680 south, we're picking up some slowing at the sunol grade. our live camera at the dublin interchange shows that things are just beginning to move a little now in the westbound direction although it is slow in all lanes and the drive time is holding at 25 minutes. uv out of the altamont pass. at the bay bridge, the backup started to lead into the macarthur maze. it has ease

aybar way out in front, watch the top hand, the bat. anytime you see the top handle leave, you know the timing has been disrupted. terry collins really pushing reed, here. not often this year will he sit down and come back for another inning. >> kenny: bonifacio 0 for 3, jeff francoeur has come out into the on-deck circle to bat for johnson. >> tom: only three times this year reed has gotten more than three outs in an outing. he has been used a lot. >> kenny: mets starter jacob degrom went eight, did not allow a run. the braves interim manager brian snitker, his club has won seven of its last nine. 1-2 on bonifacio. second strikeout of the inning for addison reed. >> tom: it looks like a replay of the previous at-bat. the slider, out front, hand comes off the bat. we mentioned francoeur, we talked about freddie freeman, loves to ambush first pitches. francoeur has made a career of doing just that. >> kenny: takes the first pitch for a called strike. he is 3 of 15 lifetime against reed. >> tom: that's why he went with the slider first pi

so which songs made the top three. what do you think? >> i think some of those are some of our top three. >> "world news now" is going to give it to you on this tuesday, june 7th. >> going to give it to you. ♪ >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> what was your favorite like wedding song? >> uptown funk. >> is that one. >> what one gets everybody on the floor. >> for a really long time, it was let's get it started by the black eyed peas. >> let's get it started. >> that was always a huge hit and great opener back in my wedding season days. >> also the electric slide. >> the electric slide. that's new and hip. all of the cool kids are doing that these days. >> i hear the next one coming up is the macarena. >> it's going to be huge. >> the kids love that one. >> so we start things off with politics today. a historic day in the race for the white house as donald trump faces growing criticism from bo major mile seen in clinton is now the first woman in the country ever to become the presumptive nominee of a major politica

world to serve the president and top military leaders. they ended up at the peak of oss they ended up pulling almost a thousand political scientists, historians, geographers and others to write hundreds of memos, handbooks and other information for political and military leaders of the time. their job was to collate information from various services and at the time the services they had diplomatic cables from the state department overseas and intlerr media available to them. they also had military reporting available to them but one thing they did not have, they did not have direct access to intercepted foreign communications. the kind of stuff that the national security agency collects now. it was there but they didn't have access to it. so the information they were providing to the president used many means but not all means that the united states had at the time. the leaders of the division onss struggled to make this relevant to the president. they had no trouble getting this information to military leaders. but they didn't have a goo

mary bruce explains. >> reporter: at first glance destiny tyre fits the top of the class.en, college bound. but she did all that in just two years. the destiny is only 16. and while living here in washington d.c.'s largest home less shelter. sharing this room with her mom and younger sister. after her mother lost her job the adjustment was difficult. >> i'm used to having the world at my hands and then everything stopped. >> reporter: at a new school with the help of the powerful mentor her principal. >> he talk to to me. >> reporter: destiny seized her test continue any. >> it is bigger and better things in life that i'm trying to get to. >> reporter: she took classes saturday, than line enduring the summer. >> they told me you will graduate this year. it is such a relief. my life can start now. >> reporter: and then in her grandmother's mailbox the shelter has no mailing address. >> this is a letter that will change our lives. >> it was better than good. >> a full scholarship, to potomac state college of west virginia. >> when you see this letter what does it the mean to

she is going to wear it with these overalls over the top. nice to do the layerings over the top. of a business meeting, exact same top by going to go and nail it in a meeting with the culottes. forget the work pant, it is all about the wide leg culotte. a great high waist, super flattering and the crop. >> and debbie is taking this exact top to go to the opera. i don't want to do something that's boring because she is in the 60s brackett. it is really a nice mix and match print. i love the black and white and nice and tucked in and very cute. the block heel is great as well. >> we are going to move on to the statement jacket, which you say the statement jacket is a must. we have ima, marissa and betty. >> ima is our wonderful intern. this is the perfect option instead of the denim jacket. it is very street style look, elevated with a graphic tee and short and perfect to run around in but you still need layering pieces, air-conditioning or cold nights. 20s here, very street styling. >> what do we have larisa in? >> more of a business vibe. instead of a casual, a normal blazer. >>

top e.r.and dorian joined forces with tv's >> please welcome my friend mark feuerstein. >> thank you very much. >> feuerstein wrapping up "royal pains" on usa. >> nostalgia, what's going through your mind? it's bittersweet. my character will actually find love in his life after many, many years. >> revealing the major side effects that come along with his gig as a physician like anxiety. >> i'm terrified that i'm going to be on a plane and someone will have a problem like a stroke or something and they'll turn to me because i'm not you. >> now these two m.d.s are making a house call to "extra." >> i have a special couple of people here who are willing to look at their neurosis. mario and charissa. >> and boy, do we have issues. >> this is very uncomfortable for me. >> he's got a side. >> there's nothing -- it's not a visual thing. it just feels better. >> have you ever tried to break that? what would you do? >> to sit on that side of him? >> force him to do it. >> anything else? >> i get very

bottom line here is that the top attractors are also top performers. that pattern, it also holds when it comes to a lot of the non-tech names in that list. under armour has notably more than tripled its share price over the last five years. far outpacing rival nike who by the way, was not on this list. starbucks is another example. the ceo and market darling over the longer term. so there are some interesting exceptions and we will get into those later in the day as we continue to digest this list and lo at where people most want to work. there you have it. these are based on clicks not surveys, not asking people where they want to work. based on what people are actually looking at on linkedin. >> really interesting stuff. especially sales force, given that its market cap is around $55 million. smaller certainly than a lot of the other tech giants. thank you for that report. >> they always say flows follow performance in these markets. apparently people follow performance, too. >>> coming up we are keeping you up to speed on this morning's triple digit

as the top dogs of the republican party grimace at donald trump's tough stance against a judge that he sees as biased. >>> and new this half hour, anger mismanagement on the baseball diamond. >> a college baseball manager goes ballistic. getting in the faces of umpires even showcasing a little spin move for better positioning. very nice twirl. see what set him off. >>> the playboy mansion has a new owner. reportedly dropped nine figures for the storied estate and what he plans to do with it. the full story ahead in "the skinny" on this tuesday, june 7th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i think a few things need to be done to the mansion. >> power wash. >> how about that baseball coach though, the manager? he's got some moves. >> he did a little spinderella move. a little angry. we'll get to him a little bit later. we want to begin with something whirling over the southeast. the heavy rains from tropical storm colin on the move right now. >> much of florida is under a state of emergency as thousands are without power, up to 8 inches of rain is expected to fall

a new survey is now revealing some of those top excuses.he number one, they're just too busy. >> that's true. that happens. >> just behind that, a fear of discovering something is wrong. >> uh-huh. >> many men are uncomfortable with certain examinations or questions. and other studies have found that men are a third less likely to see a doctor than women. i do like the i don't want to go and find out something's wrong. >> my theory behind is that you can't fail a test that you don't take. so i just don't get any tests. >> it doesn't work that way. you'll still be sick whether you get the test or not. you'll know about it and be able to treat it. >> it doesn't work that way. >> you look great. i guess whatever's working for you. >> walking viral though right here. just going to move over a little >>> we're getting the sense that this might turn out to be a summer vacation season of human and animals interactions. so recently we've had an elk knock over a tourist in a national park. >> there's also that moose that ran through the suburbs of b

line is the top messaging app in asia with 215 million users, looking to expand, this is expected to be the biggest tech ipo this year. yahoo is still on the mark, third round of bidding for its corinth net businesses expected to start next week. some possible buyers, verizon, dan gilbert, founder of quicken loans, he had an offer that's back by warren buffet. yahoo has struck told keep up with google and facebookment and netflix has new bing scale that tracks which shows are the most bing watched. shows like sense eight and bbc america's orphan black, are actually watched more quickly than shows as complex narratives, like house of cards, and narco. >> both shows i'm kind of obsessed with. i thought of house of cards, though. >> i have orange is the new black. >> i can't get into narcos because of the subtitles. >> that's the problem with it, you can't look away. >> ya, that's a problem, but good show, worth it, though. >> i have add. i like to watch and do stuff at the same time. >> worth it, give it a try, though. >> okay, thanks, jill. have a good weekend. >> well, in other more

quarter to the top of the hour. administration funding the numbers on criminal illegal immigrants. a brand new report shows the white house told congress only 1400 crimes were committed by criminal illegal immigrants after being released from prison in 20146789 but the actu-- 2014. the actual number is higher at more than 13,000 crimes. >> forcing va patients to wait was standard operating procedure. supervisors instruct employed es at facilities to sdmreer row out wait time so there was no way to tell how long they waited for care. in 7 other states they were caught red handed forging wait times. 40 isht pas died while waiting for care at the phoenix va hospital. >> the king is coming now. lebron james may be a champion but he cannot beat the rnc. the giant lebron banner hanging across the quicken loans arena next month. a sign welcoming him to cleveland is going up in its place. title apps show the hard wood court being removed and turning into the convention floor. >>> the time is almost 10 minutes now to the top

carter just said, the sales topped at $84 billion in 2013.hey are expected to be in fiscal 2016 like $64 billion. that's a massive swing. to me they need to actually make up a good bit of that. people have to see they will get back towards peak sales for this thing to work higher from here in my opinion. listen, i don't like it. you could say 5% yield. think about how much cash flow they are using to buy back stock, manage the eps 2 that's also down significantly. >> that's disgraceful, of course. >> let's get to the trade. >> it's a crowded name. if there is a scenario like last summer where global growth sees a down tick and people are worried about the crowded trades you have to remember that procter and gamble august 24, 2015 went to 65 from a high of 93.50 the prior year. you want to look at options as cheap as they are for a break of the up trend from the august lows. it's well defined, not able to break out of 85. define your risk. look to august expiration. two events will report which should give guidance for the full year in august.

nick spotted it. >> there's someone at the very top of that tower? >> there is. a couple of people at the top of that bell tower. >> it's the bell ringing -- >> that is exactly the perfect euphemism for what might be potentially exactly what's happening. >> oh! >> busted. >> this is only when he went back and started looking at his beautiful that he realized -- >> wait, were that into it that they didn't even hear the buzzing of -- because they're not exactly quiet. >> you wouldn't hear something that small, that high up. >> this looks like a landmark, like where people visit and may come upon you doing this. >> that's exactly what happens if you keep watching here. towards the end, it almost became a group activity. >> as this guy comes up he doesn't appear to notice anybody. i don't know what you're talking about. we're just enjoying the view. >> he was making sure she didn't fall over as she was trying to look beyond the tower. >> yeah, of course. a good -- >> someone explains why we've already made hundreds of thousands of views. this is a monastery. and if t

i'll see you at the top of the hour along with greg jarrett.'ll take you back to "hannity: jihad in america." >> i will put a team together from across our government, the entire government, as well as the private sector and communities to get on top of this urgent challenge. >> as president, i will give our intelligence community, law enforcement and military the tools they need to prevent terrorist attacks. >> as president, i will make identifying and stopping lone wolves a top priority. >> i will have an attorney general, a director of national intelligence, and a secretary of defense who will know how to fight the war on radical islamic terrorism. >> as president, i will work with our great tech companies from silicon valley to boston to step up our game. >> when it comes to radical islamic terrorism, ignorance is not bliss. it's deadly, totally deadly. >> and welcome back to the special edition of "hannity: jihad in america." that was hillary clinton and donald trump explaining how they would defeat isis if elected president. clearly, ther

it was the top of the ridge. we saw it and within 20 minutes it was there, our house was on fire. >> it's unbelievable. i've never seen this much damage before. >> here's a look at some of the top stories. >>> in concord authorities are searching for the person that through a firecracker at a police cadet, injuring him. it started as a traffic stop on the 1700 block of diane court. police say there were a dozen people standing around at the time. someone through an m 1000 firecracker similar to a quarter stick of dynamite in the officer's direction. a 20- year-old cadet in training got hit. he was treated for leg injuries and released from the hospital. if anyone has information that can help lead to an arrest, please call police. >>> in santa clara these are investigating the early morning burglary of a lawyer jewelry and gifts on stevens creek boulevard. the entire break-in captured on camera and shoot exclusively with kron4. the burglary took 30 seconds before the suspect jumped back into a getaway car and rod

doing here well at the top. at the top of the cape may lighthouse. it is a beautiful view.99 steps, so it took us little while to get up here, especially the camera guy scott, because he had to lug all of that stuff up here. to learn a lit bit about the lighthouse, rich, the lighthouse keeper, is that correct? >> that's right. >> tell us a little bit about the history of this cool apparatus. >> this has been here since before the civil war. >> is that right? >> army corps of engineers, took year and a half to build. >> all right. >> near nearest we tell about 500,000 bricks. >> wow. >> first lit, halloween night, 1859. >> pretty cool. >> that's our anniversary. >> let's walk out, let's take a lock at the beautiful view out here. i mean, it doesn't get much more breathtaking than this. so this is the base, basically the bay side over here, right, bay side? >> over there. >> it's take a lock at the ocean site. walk this way a little bit. tell you what, took maybe five, six minutes to get to the top. but rich, what else can you tell us about this? >> still an active what would

. >>> now to our other top story, call for a do over after the brexit vote. >> so many people want another vote, they have crashed the u.k. web site trying to sign petitions. more than 200,000 people have gotten their names on that list. a second referendum isn't in the cards for now. but experts say it is not out of the question. that vote shook the world and led prime minister david cameron to quit. the face of the leave campaign is now the front-runner to replace him. >> the vote prompted the value of the british poun its biggest one-day drop ever and the dow lost 600 points and the nasdaq lost 202. however, many financial analysts say this is a great time to buy for long-term investors and means the feds will likely take a pass on raising interest rates. >>> there are many questions how the united states and perhaps you personally may be impacted by the u.k.'s decision. >> the u.k. is america's strongest ally. it would seem we would feel some sort of impact from its decision to leave the eu. now it seems uncertain how and when we'll see that impact. >> reporter: the only thing that's c

the ladders aren't tall enough to reach the top floors. >> we couldn't breathe. smoke inside, smoke outside. >> and i thought to myself, i know how people feel when they're drowning. you just can't get any air. >> rochelle wonders out loud if she and her daughter will make it out alive. >> that moment i just knew that oh, my god, i made the wrong choice, we're going to die. >> clayton tells her, helicopters are on their way, rochelle and sana have been fighting for their lives for three hours and rescuers are trying to land helicopters directly above them. but what could save them might also kill them. >> chopper blades are throwing the thick black smoke right at rochelle and sana. >> i thought damn, we might not make it. we might not make it, so close, that moment i raged and screamed with rage. >> desperate to stop the smoke from choking them, she slams the window shut. >> at the moment that window shut, my heart sank. there was no question in my mind that that was the end. the window was not going to open again. >> but to clayton's surprise and relief, moments

top. for under $50. i was on fifth avenue yesterday, in new york, and went into dolce and cabbana literally $1,500 for this type of top. that's bananas numbers, but when i feel the fabric, look at the cut, see the design, see how well made this knit is, this reads to me a top that is more like the five, six, 700-dollar range. >> yes. >> under $50. you can see it is styled super well, have fun with all of that, but that's the kind of thing i want people to realize that you can get, at some of the more discount stores. >> okay? >> i just head over here for one second to barry, barry wearing another top, that could, like i say, squeeze a million dollars. the casino of top you could find in a gucci, or dolce, and cabbana. sheik, well made, well executed and comes with a shell underneath. so it is a built in shell. the work has been done for her as far as that goes. >> right. >> it is also under $50. >> so, there is like really awesome quality stuff, that looks like a million bucks, but doesn't

corn, soybeans, we don't have the top line growth. the other thing is, selling that down side put for the -- it might seem -- it helps you rent this trade effectively. that option will decay much more rapidly than you think. i pointed out at lower levels, i think it's a screaming buy. i actually advocate this trade. >> really, about that down side put. you're paying like $2.25 for the put, or near the money put and selling the other one for 25 cents. it doesn't seem like a heck of a lot. but i don't want to be naked long that put. the stock moves back to 81, that should roll up that put to the 75 strike at a level where i would be taking that position off. >> let's turn now to technology. shares of apple tumbling -- alphabet, excuse me, tumbling nearly 3% today. after citigroup said the company could see a decline in ad spending. carter says another stock to follow. do tell. >> some of the relationship between facebook and google. a couple of charts here. the first is a comparative chart of just that. it's facebook. top line here. the

the top five are all pretty familiar names. walmart tops the list with revenue of more than $480 billion. followed by exxonmobil, apple, berkshire hathaway, and mckesson. this year big shif. susie garre from "fortune" joins us now. good to see you, welcome back. >> thank you. this year's list is a story about winners and losers. and some big shifts. specifically in tech and health care. >> yes, tech. amazing, we're continuing to see a rise in tech companies so apple is now number three. up from number five. amazon is in the top 20 for the first time ever. netflix, one of the fastest-growing, up 95 slots. usually a company goes up or down one or two, netflix up 95 slots. >> a lot of the ones that fell out as we might have intuited along the way were energy companies. >> yes. no surprise. we've been covering that story all along. but these are dramatic drops. phillips 66, which is a company that warren buffett is heavily invested in, out of the top ten. it's number 30. chevron, used to be number three, is out of the top ten. and

top dog. >> she is the top dog. very cute. see you back here tonight at 11:00. ♪ >>> coming up on this edition of "giants' clubhouse". >> just the best record in the big leagues, i show up, and they don't get a hit in the game. >> one of the best broadcasters in all of sports, but hear why dave's career with the giants was almost short lived, plus, this brandon's favorite movie is super bad. super bad. four world series titles can't prepare lopez for the new game show, and he tries his hand at brandon or brandon. >> relied on my mom a lot. she was a constant in my life. >> how a mother's strength prepared him to the major leagues. all that and so much more next on "giants clubhouse." >>> from the broadcast home of the san francisco giants, nbc bay area presents "giants clubhouse." >>> hello, and welcome to the latest edition of "giants clubhouse," we have a call to the pen, retirement this past off season left a noticeable hole in the giants' bull pen, a

while you are the all american swimmer at a top university. the letter has had a particularly powerful impact on campuses across the country. according to a poll last year, one in five college women say they have been sexually assaulted. >> it is difficult to read. but i think there is so much value in that letter that, that everyone should read it. >> samantha scholar at syracuse university was rained twice in her freshman year. she read the letter from the stanford victim over and over. >> there is a lot of different things that resonated with me. first and foremost was the fact that she was directly addressing brock turner. i think that -- that is the definition of what bravery looks >> reporter: the man who sentenced turner, judge aaron persky up for re-election today. in spite of the anger over the lenient sentence, the judge doesn't have to worry, scott. he is running unopposed. >> john blackstone, at stanford, thank you. >>> overseas, bombs and booby traps are slowing the progress of iraqi forces trying to retake the city of fallujah fr

if you look at the top sustained trading partners the u.k. one asian country is in that group, and that's china. rishaad: is that reciprocal trade? >> most asian countries, the uk's not even in the top 10, except for new zealand. rishaad: any advantages of a departure? >> one of the arguments is that if the u.k. comes out, it will be able to maybe negotiate faster trade deals because at the moment the european union has to account for 28 different countries, so it might be able to do it faster. moread: and perhaps import from the asian countries because the pound might depreciate. let's focus on what the trade situation might be. there are disadvantages. rishaad: how would it hurt? >> from the people i've been speaking to, one of the , when you consider the size of the u.k. population, countries are interested in accessing big markets. and 30mes out, 400 million compared with the u.k., markets are important. other countries will be looking thate u.k. and saying, ok, gives them the advantage. the other thing is that the u.k. will have to its e

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with humira, control is possible. >>> hi, i'm richard lui with the hour's top stories?a barbara, california, firefighters continue to battle a major wildfire. the so-called sherpa fire. now 45% contained. it's consumed almost 8,000 acres. the sherpa fire is just one of several wildfires reported in ten states during a record-breaking heat wave this weekend. >>> in the dallas love field airport, was evacuated today after several fire alarms went off. no fires were found and the alarms were believed to have malfunctioned. now back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. professional rescuers try to train for every scenario. but by its nature, a rescue usually involves some element of danger. so what happens when things go horribly wrong, when things are turned upside down and it's the rescuers who need rescuing? a deadly accident. nine mountain climbers tumble one after another into a crevasse at mt. hood in oregon. a helicopter swoops down for a daring rescue into thin air, 11,000 feet up. >> it is amazing that we have the kind

lolita and alves took home top taco honors.roceeds from the event go to help fund literacy programs in philadelphia's public elementary schools. time for a midnight snack, right, danny? >> i had my dinner already, but suddenly, the hunger pangs are coming back. i sense a road trip coming. me, you, we've got to get together. >> definitely. >> let's get more coming up here in sports, as we've got details on what happened today with ben simmons, his new teammates and the addition of the number one overall pick. what that means for the sixers. plus, the fighting phils showed plenty of fight in san francisco, coming back time and time again. >> announcer: this is "sports desk," brought to you by xfinity. x-1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> hey, danny pommells with you. jake peavy said it best after facing phillies friday night, they have a lot of fight in place of the last out. that was reinforced in the series finale in san francisco, to be sure. aaron nola struggled in the last three starts, so trying to hel

what were the top issues for voters in our survey?he economy are almost always the top issue people list when we give them a choice to pick from. that was about a fifth of the electorate, americans said jobs and the economy was the top issue. when you combine terrorism and i says, the number approaches and surpasses jobs and the economy, slightly. we did see a tick up in those numbers following the terrorist attack in orlando. we will see how this plays out over the coming weeks, but initially people are at a heightened level of concern when it comes to terrorism, as would be expected. john: we just talked with fred davis and harold ford about the vice presidential element of this poll. for me if i look at the numbers, , potential running mates were trump and clinton, the fact that 15% of democratic voters say they are not sure who hillary clinton's running mate should be is sort of striking given that it suggests there's a little thinness on the democratic bench when she serves to cast about and think about who she should put on the

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measured the top of this hinge is four and a quarter. to the top hinge.f an inch apart. >> we got our measurements. now we got to get to work. what are the couple things to keep in mind. >> the most important is to lay out and get the door right. i have it set up how it's going to go in. even though this is a blank door, there is an inside and outside. so if you lay your square down, you can see there's a slight bevel. we want it going to the inside. if it's not bevelled or we mess that up as the door closes it will hit the jam and it's the most annoying thing ever. i've made indications on which way the hinges should be going. which way my jig is going to be set. we've already measured. we have our center locations for the hinges. now all we have to do is cut the hinges and hope i don't mess up. >> the jig is up. that's your jig. >> that is my jig. i've already calibrated the router to the depth of the hinges and here we go. so there's our first -- you want the top of the hinge facing up. i split the top hinge and i already mounted half of it on the jam.

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we'll stay on top of the investigation.o have more when we see you again in the next hour or so. live from the digital operations center. monique braxton, nbc10 news. >>> he is not charged with a crime, but eagles wide receiver nelson agholor is facing sexual assault allegations involving an exotic dancer. the woman is accusing aguilar of assaulting her at cheerleader's gentleman's club in south philadelphia. the eagles have acknowledged their 2015 top draft pick is the focus of a police investigation but have not commented further. eagles' defensive lineman conner barwin says he was with agholor at the club a short time on thursday but doesn't know what happened after he left. agholor's lawyer insists his client is not involved in any criminal conduct whatsoever. >>> philadelphia police tell us they've arrested the suspect accused of slashing a woman on the schuylkill river trail at walnut street this week. isiah cheeseboro is charged with aggravated assault. he followed the woman thursday afternoon and then cut her across

when they poled all, bernie bounced on top. then the voting and hillary won by sp point, landslide. >> the trick is trying to figure out who will turn out on election day. >> political science professor brenda jackson says the sent nmt california might have been even steven but that's not the same thing as voter behavior. >> sanders has a lot of support from young are voters and new voters who don't always reliably show up on election day. it just makes it really difficult to predict. >> credit bill wailin of the right-leading hoover institution for nailing this one. he came on days before the primary and said this. >> there are a lot of thing we don't know about the turnout and that's the key, turnout. for sanders to carry california he has it do best with voters under age 30 especially high school and college-age voters, june 7 is a very tough time to get college kids to vote. >> a woman. will be a magijor party nomination. >> she selected more than 300 delegates here padding her total lead over sanders to virtually indestruc

but that national guard blackhawk needs to refuel. >> also flying over the summit over the top of themmit is another military helicopter. >> waiting in the wings an air force pave hawk, a little heavier than the blackhawk the national guard used, but the pilots believe they have enough power to perform a rescue, even at that altitude. >> this is tricky flying when you're that close to the edge of the mountain. >> as the chopper approaches, all seems well. the pilot eases in perfectly, lowering a parajumper with a litter onto the slope. next as the pave hawk huddles close to the icy surface, the jumper hooks jeremiah's litter to the helicopter's heavy metal cable. now every second is crucial. and then, suddenly, a change in the wind. >> there we are, talking about things going wrong. hang on, fellows. oh, my goodness. oh, that is horrible. good lord. oh, fellows. oh, my goodness. you're watching this live, folks. >> i absolutely couldn't believe what i was seeing. >> more than six tons of metal flip over seven and a half times, rotors going in every direction. debris and the crewmen fl

east bay temperatures topping out in the low 80s for the warmest spots. brentwood, antioch, 80 in fairfield, 73 vallejo. 80 in pleasant hill. around the bay, temperatures in the mid-60s for the most part. 66 alameda. 64 sausalito. 80 santa rosa and 80s up north. your full forecast coming up in just a bit. >>> a quick check of traffic for you as we take a live look at the nimitz freeway. this is a ride heading towards downtown oakland. the taillights are northbound. the drive time from 238 san leandro into the maze at just 16 minutes makes it a pretty good ride. and despite the accident at vasco road the 580 commute still not bad. here's our live look free dublin interchange. the westbound drive time is 15 minutes heading over from the altamont pass. michelle, kenny. >>> yahoo wants to unload more than 3,000 patents that could be worth more than $1 billion. yahoo will hold on to another 2,000 of its patents in the u.s. and abroad. at the same time, the company is weighing offers for its internet operations including email. a mid-june deadline is set for pr