the upgrade of malaysia if it were to occur would be premature and undeserved. the fact is by the trafficking and persons reports' own admission, the phamalaysian has only three human rights con convictions. a two thirds decrease from the last report. compared to the last trafficking and persons report they had a two thirds decrease in their convictions of the human rights abusers abusers. yet they get an upgrade. wow, that's a short fire way that is a surefire way to send a message across the world. it is beyond common sense. there can be no more compelling statement van we have lowered -- than we have lowered the bar on human trafficking. of recent months have clearly shown that the malaysian government has not even begun to adequately address their human being trafficking problem. thousands of victims continue to be exploited through tex trafficking and force -- through sex trafficking and forced labor. and it

. >> and, of course, as cop and kid were reunited the other day he is saying it's undeserved. >> it's what makes this job good that's the good part of it. >> john donovan "abc news" washington. >> awe my eyes are welling along with him. >> any parents would feel the same way. >> how questlove blew up energy after the jam on the parkway. >> how do you get beach chairs, towels kids and all toys down to the shore in just one trip. it's called beach caddie and it's an idea parent will love. >> alicia you might want to trade in beach chairs forum brel aespecially tomorrow afternoon. big changes on the way as we're tracking return of warmth and humidity and those popup showers and storms. details with the accuweather sgrvr well thousands of people packed beaches across the region for rest and re laxation came easier for some. >> you know why. >> they not have a torrey a things no chairs umbrellas coolers. >> a new app is helping people get to the beach with ease this summer in ocean city. >> for so many people the jersey shore is idealic roma way from home and sandy summer respite from ever

> reporter: and, of course as cop and kid were reunited just the other day, he's saying it's un undeservedjob good. that's the good part of it. >> reporter: john donvan, abc news, washington. >> what a cute little girl. "gma" first thing in the morning and david muir right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great opening, good night. anchor: a jaw-dropping mystery. a baby abandoned on the side of the road. a hunt for a killer. i suspect identified in a deadly stabbing and the extra that police want you to see. world cup fever is heating up. we take you live to the middle of the action as the u.s. women are 30 minutes away from the game of their lives. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] a baby abandoned found strapped in a car seat on the side of the road. this little girl picked up on druid hill avenue on pasadena avenue. that woman's mother is coming forward to talk to police. sam: this

>> reporter: and, of course, as cop and kid were reunited just the other day, he's saying it's undeservedgood. that's the good part of it. >> reporter: john donvan, abc news, washington. >> i'm sure karly will thank officer smith as soon as she starts talking. "gma" first thing in the morning and david muir right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. bergeron: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we dare you not to laugh. yeah! wah! [ woman laughs ] woman: obviously, your dad -- ohh! see? go! go! [ laughs ] [ man laughs ] welcome to... and now, here he is, the host of "afv"... all: tom bergeron! whoo-hoo! [ cheers and applause ] thank you very much! and thank you to anna, benjamin, and cade for that lovely introduction. good evening. welcome to a s

>> reporter: and, of course, as cop and kid were reunited just the other day, he's saying it's undeserved. that's the good part of it. >> reporter: john donvan, abc news, washington. >>> and when little karly learns to speak she'll probably want to thank that officer as well. >>> this just in team usa avenged its agonizing loss four years ago beating japan, 5-2 to become the first team ever to win the women's world cup three times. congratulations to them. we are so proud. much more on this big win on "gma" tomorrow and david muir right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a good night. >>> next at 6:00, a story you'll only see on abc7 news. the one-on-one interview with a man accused of killing a woman in a popular san francisco tourist spot. >>> a man is dead after a confrontation with police in a usually quiet bay area town. >>> smoke obscures the skyline in the east bay. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> did you shoot kate steinle? >> the man accused of shooting and killing a woman in san francisco, anenses question in a jillhouse interview you'll only see on abc7

very flattering, and quite undeserved. and for the invitation. it is wonderful to be here in this courtroom. to be able to talk about magna carta, yes, magna carta, not the magna cart. our shared heritage. both our supreme courts are surrounded by reminders of magna carta. the great doors into these buildings are a bronze belief of king john. an original of the document -- when entering your museum of the national archives before going upstairs to see the declaration of independence, the constitution, and the bill of rights. above the doors leading into the building, which now houses the supreme court of the united kingdom, there is a stone relief of king john granting the document. engraved on the class door this evening, at the entrance hall, into our library, is a facsimile of the 1225 charter, with its most famous guarantee highlighted, "to no one will we deny or delay right or justice." those words from a chapter 14 of the original charter, together with the original chapter 39, "no free man should be arrested or imprisoned, or deceived or o

as such, the upgrade of malaysia if it were to occur would be premature and undeserved." close quote. the fact is by the trafficking in persons report's own admission, the malaysian government has only three -- three -- human rights convictions in 2014 a two-thirds decrease from the last report. so compared to the last trafficking in persons report, they had a two-thirds decrease in their convictions of human rights abuses. yet, they get an upgrade. wow, that's a sure-fire way to send a message across the world that we're serious about human trafficking. frankly, that's beyond comprehension and common sense. mr. president, there can be no clearer statement no more compelling statement than we have lowered the bar on human trafficking and lessened the value of the one report the world relies on to evaluate the behavior of nations. the events of recent months have clearly shown that the malaysian government has not even begun to adequately address their human being trafficking problem. thousands of victims continue to be exploited through tex trafficking and force -- throug

generaller controversy espn goes on the record about giving her an espy award that some say is undeservedt the bay bridge toll plaza the metering lights are on and we are tracking remark and weather. >> we are back at 6:40. check out thunderstorms that rolled through kansas city yesterday. some of you were scared and some in awe, the tornadoes tore through kansas. the severe letter is headed off to the mid-atlantic states. back at home the weather window shows sfo has one hour arrival delays. the peninsula is cloudy. there is still patchy drizzle possible. san jose and redwood city are below average. the rest of us are 1- to 4-degrees above average from napa to oakland. clouds at monterey and 70. low-to-mid 90 through the central valley. mid-to-upper 70s in southern california, 78 if lake tahoe and 90 in yosemite with thunderstorms gone. they can come back to the mountains and us as delores will move more to the no hitting cabo with thunderstorms and rough surf. one model, just one model picking up on the moisture coming our way this weekend. i will show you that in the seven-day forecast

dreams and white students are being taught that no matter how hard they work they will only yield undeservedcause they are privileged. it's dividing our students. it's very divisive. >> there must be a reason that they want to get this -- they want these teachers to admit, i am a racist. they want everybody to admit it. is that because they want them to teach minority students differently? >> yes. i believe so. i don't want to speak for teachers or for anyone but my own observation studying this and talking to administrators. yes, they want our teachers to frame every issue at the classroom -- frame issues in terms of race class and gender. and so they are going to divide the students. we all hear about, we want to celebrate diversity. i'm advocating we want to celebrate harmony. >> what is the point, then in framing everything along racial lines? are they saying that hey, because you're a minority that you deserve better grades if you don't earn them? is that what the end game here is? i don't understand what they are trying to accomplish. >> well honestly i don't either. that's one of the

. >> and, of course, as cop and kid were reunited just the other day, he's saying it's undeserved. >> makes this job good. that's the good part of it. >> john donvan abc news washington. >> oh. >> that's a cool shot of those twos together. >> incredible. >> we've got a bombshell, potentially at least coming up. tom cruise his daughter and his church all involved here. >> a member of the president's family gets a job behind the scenes of a hit tv show. that's next in "the skinny." "w ♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ >>> there's a report that scientology's most prominent member may be leaving the church. "star" magazine says that the issue is tom cruise and his daughter suri. church of scientology wants him to keep his distance because the 9-year-old is not being raised in the church. it came to a head when suri called him to tell him how much she loves her ballet class. >> at that point, cruise realized he's never seen her dance. he started to tear up during the call not just about the school events and more. says the confidante talking to her dad is becoming more and more like stalking to a stra

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a gift that is frankly undeserved. the only difference this time we had to be wear of chinese bearing gifts, not just the grifts. it's this infuriating setup with the dollar and interest rates were going higher. we know that those are both poison to stocks. well stocks were still climbing anyway. that's got me peeved. the other day on twitter someone asked me what do i mean by a bad setup? you keep mentioning setup, setup. i said if i could answer that question, but let me try to give it a try here. i'm talking about a stock market that is being driven by forces beyond the control of most ceos who run companies. and those forces are almost all negative, not positive. here we go. number one, right now if we get some piece of economic date that that is too strong, we immediately hear from some fed official who says rates must be raised no matter what. that can stop any rally in its track. anoising force number two. the inability of to solve the greeks me. five years of failed austerity. the germans are still demanding mo

it expresses the sense that we are so wretched, we're so undeserving and yet, this love and forgivenessrs out to us, from a higher power. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: whether it's the melody. or the message. it taps into something shared. common, yet extraordinary. >> well, it's the song that is the most inclusive of any song i know from any place in the world. what he did was to draw us together. that's what that song does. it pulls us all together. >> reporter: judy collins sang it in the streets with fannie lou hamer during the civil rights movement. >> i was in, you know mississippi with fanny lou hammer in 1964, singing "amazing grace," trying to get people to come out of their houses. they were terrified to go out and vote, terrified, and she'd start singing amazing grace and people wouldn't come out of their homes. >> reporter: in 1970, collins recorded a simple version, and it became a world wide hit. she didn't know within few years the song would help save her-- first from addiction and then the suicide of her only child. >> i love in the verse itself, "we've been there ten thousand years

i felt blessed and then i felt undeserved but i also was grieving for, like, the family i didn't havei thought i was gaining a new family. >> nicole's elation was short-lived when alex told her and another girl he had recruited that being in his family had rules. >> every person in his family supposedly had the horseshoe tattoo and that meant you were part of his organization, his family. and so he made me go first. >> after fainting from pain, nicole didn't realize that worse would follow. that night campbell demanded that nicole have sex with him. >> i started crying. i was like, just feeling like i have to give you all my money, i have to sleep with men for you to get this money, and now i have to sleep with you also. like, isn't the money enough? >> angered by her reaction, she says, campbell exploded. >> he took out a belt and made me get naked, and beat me with the belt across my backside until i said that i would do what he wanted. >> for five years, campbell sold nicole online, in strip clubs, and on the streets of chicago. pocketing tens of thousands of dollars in cash. nicol

and, certainly you wouldn't help someone how think is undeserving of it. let's say the guy your neighbor is a habitual drunkard and he burned his house down while he was drunk and maybe will burp down your house next -- will burn down your house next. you certainly wouldn't help him then but altruism says you should. altruism says your time and your money are not yours to decide whether you can spare it or not. if someone is in need whether he deserves it or not, you are obligated to help him. it doesn't matter that you're not the cause of some other person's misfortune. in fact even if the person himself is the cause and the perpetuator of his troubles, you still have an altruistic obligation to sacrifice for that person. maybe somebody on food stamps spends all day, i don't know, studying the racing form instead of the help wanted ads or maybe the homeless guy on the street uses the money he gets from handouts to buy crack. nonetheless, they are in need, aren't they? and if they are in need, you have to sacrifice. that is the doctrine of altruism. so thi

as such, the upgrade of malaysia if it were to occur would be premature and undeserved." close quote. the fact is by the trafficking in persons report's own admission, the malaysian government has only three -- three -- human rights convictions in 2014 a two-thirds decrease from the last report. so compared to the last trafficking in persons report, they had a two-thirds decrease in their convictions of human rights abuses. yet, they get an upgrade. wow, that's a sure-fire way to send a message across the world that we're serious about human trafficking. frankly, that's beyond comprehension and common sense. mr. president, there can be no clearer statement no more compelling statement than we have lowered the bar on human trafficking and lessened the value of the one report the world relies on to evaluate the behavior of nations. the events of recent months have clearly shown that the malaysian government has not even begun to adequately address their human being trafficking problem. thousands of victims continue to be exploited through tex trafficking and force -- throug

historical context shows we have in our minds the undeserving and deserving.d some people don't. and when it comes to educational opportunities, rehabilitative opportunities, and opportunities for life chances, americans have felt that a certain group of people does not deserve those things. >> i want to give you an opportunity to respond to what i know the push is. the push is what about the families and the victims of -- so let's take broward, people who commit things all of us would believe constitutes violence. to the hardest cases we have in society, the charleston shooter, mr. roof. i think many of my viewers will say you are pie in the sky liberaling around that bright blue table. we want to know how do you get justice when an actual injustice has been done. >> the mr. roof ss of this world are a very small minority of the people in the system. the majority of people in prison have never done anything so egregious. i agree we need systems in place to deal with that type of violence. even that needs to be examined on a case-by-case basis. i'm reminded of

it's part of the deservingly were and undeserving poor to be helped or they might be encouraged to changeheir ways but they are very different approaches to looking at the poverty question. >> so the important thing to know is that our modern welfare state in the u.s. traces its origins back to europe. its grandparents and antecedents come from bismarck and sweden and from the thinking of william and his social insurance report in the middle of world war ii to promise a welfare state to the british but keep on fighting and we have this transplanted onto the soil. we kind of came late to the social entitlement party as late as 1930 he had a smaller social welfare state than 1890. it showed the proportion coming from an entitlement programs by county, for populations by county where the color is darker, the portion of entitlement social welfare program and personal income is higher. you can see where appalachia is and where some of the native american reservations are and where the deep south is. but the darker the color the higher the proportion of total income coming from social welfare p

giving an undeserved stamp of approval to countries that have failed to take the basic actions that would merit this upgrade. this flies in the face of what malaysians themselves want. members of the malaysian parliament legal profession, human rights activists, had urged the u.s. to support their efforts and maintain the tier three ranking they tell us malaysia deserves. today, mr. president, we have failed them. in cuba, adults and children are subject to airstrikes -- to sex trafficking. the administration's decision to upgrade cuba defies common sense. in the state department's own words, cuba is a source country where adults and children are subjected to sex trafficking and forced labor. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we are back in open phones for the remainder of today's "washington journal." we can continue talking about health care or other issues. on lines on your screen. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. the l.a. times, obamacare 2016 rates to rise 4%. the average increasing the california marketplace defies producti

the special honor awarded to kaitlyn jenner and why some people say it is undeserved. today wednesday, july 15, 2015. >>> good morning. welcome to "today" on a wednesday morning. willie in again for matt. we have to watch that video one more time. the moment el chapo disappeared. >> inside the prison cell. makes his way to the shower and dis disappears through a hole in the floor going through the tunnel the elaborate tunnel with a train system inside. we'll go inside with mark potter in the tunnel. >> begging the question why wasn't anyone watching at that moment. now the question is will they ever find him? more in a moment. we have today's top story and with a fight on his hands already, president obama is facing a tough sell over the deal he says will prevent iran from building a nuclear bomb. we'll talk about this with u.s. senator and presidential candidate lindsey graham in a moment. first peter alexander at the white house with the details. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. now the congressional sales pitch of the iran deal begins. vice pre

the special honor being awarded to kaitlyn jenner and why some say it's undeserved. >>> this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on a wednesday morning. we have willie in for matt. the very moment that el chapo disappeared. >> here it is, inside the prison cell, makes his way to the shower and disappears through a hole in the floor going through that tunnel we've been talking about all week, that elaborate tunnel with a train system inside. we'll go in the tunnel with mark potter. >> why wasn't anyone watching that video at that exact moment. now the question is will they ever find him? more on that in a moment. we have a top story first. president obama is facing a tough sell over the deal that he says will prevent iran from building a nuclear bomb. we're going to talk about all of this with u.s. senator and presidential candidate lindsey graham in just a moment but first the national correspondent peter alexander at the white house with the details. good morning to you. >> savannah, good morning to you, now the congressi

. >> we really need to be focusing on prosecutorial discretion in the deserving and undeserving.dealing with the social problem. >> thank you both for your perspectives on unauthorized immigration. >>> still to come a provocative new documentary on parents accused of neglect fighting to put their lives and families back together. and a string of shark attacks has beachgoers keeping a close watch on the water this fourth of july. we'll go live to north carolina. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? >>> july 4th is one of america's great family holidays but for parents with ch