this was a firestorm inside university communities. every college in this country knows about that montana agreement. what it means is the sort of things jason is talking about, has the force and authority of the federal government behind it. by and large, the justice department is siding with the leftists who are complaining about a broad range of grievances on campus. >> this has had what effect across the entire academic establishment? >> well, the effect is that the presidents won't push back against the craziest things on their campuses. >> and so if -- >> because they risk title ix funding if they lose. their liability is significant. >> that would include student loans. >> that would include student loans. >> they recently released a list of 55 colleges and universities who are under investigation for their title ix enforcement processes. some of the biggest names in academia, princeton, for example. >> yeah, well, these are for violations of sexual side of title ix. catholic university, carnegie melon, harvard law school. it's

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. >> reporter: the student who organized this vigil says this is a way for the universal community to heal and move forward in the face of such a horrific attack. at dusk, uc berkely students and uc santa barbara students and alumni held candles. they say they are one community. >> the biggest reason i feel like i had to stand for you all today was because george and david were students of mine last spring. we are all very close. >> reporter: many alumni live in the bay area. this vigil is a rite of passage to healing and the restoration of faith. >> it is a standing up against darkness, and evil. in the wake of a tragedy of such overpowering scale. it is an affirmation of the good in human behavior. >> reporter: many say their hearts are broken, but not their spirit. >> people are inherently good people, but it's hard to hold onto that in the face of such tragedy. i'm hoping things like tonight will help renew my faith in who we are. >> reporter: friends of the victim said they never thought they would lose them so soon. >> i would like everyone to take a moment and remember the love

be a time of joyous celebration, rutgers invitation to me has become a distraction for the university community at this very special time. i am simply unwilling to edetract from it in any way. they have then selected the former new jersey governor to speak. >> they are racist. >> and sexist. >> they might have had hillary clinton in there who supported the war, but they are absolutely racist. by the way, what a mob, what a cowardly mob. if there was a national vote on on college campuses, only liberals would speak. they are scared because of any competing opinion that might be different theirs. they would rather debate themselves because there's no way they could be wrong. they are debating their own stupidity. >> how classy of condi rice to bow out gracefully. there were others who criticized her are for not being brave enough to stand up to protesters. >> this is someone everyone should admire and welcome the opportunity to listen to because much can be learned from spending time with her, whether it's a commencement speech or any opportunity you would have to be in her company. i'm sad about

. >> reporter: the student who organized this vigil says this is a way for the universal community to heal and move forward in the face of such a horrific attack. at dusk, uc berkely students and uc santa barbara students and alumni held candles. they say they are one community. >> the biggest reason i feel like i had to stand for you all today was because george and david were students of mine last spring. we are all very close. >> reporter: many alumni live in the bay area. this vigil is a rite of passage to healing and the restoration of faith. >> it is a standing up against darkness, and evil. in the wake of a tragedy of such overpowering scale. it is an affirmation of the good in human behavior. >> reporter: many say their hearts are broken, but not their spirit. >> people are inherently good people, but it's hard to hold onto that in the face of such tragedy. i'm hoping things like tonight will help renew my faith in who we are. >> reporter: friends of the victim said they never thought they would lose them so soon. >> i would like everyone to take a moment and remember the love

in a statement, she says her involvement had become, quote, a distraction for the university communities. this comes after some students and faculty had held protests over her role in the iraq war. they say mrs. rice bore some responsibilities for the war as a member of the bush administration. the school originally planned to pay the former secretary $35,000 for her commencement speech. >>> arthel, in los angeles, the woman who shook up the nba by recording those racist comments made by the owner of the l.a. clippers says there is more from where that came from. donald sterling's companion says she has hours of similar conversations on tape. she also says that mr. sterling is not a racist. dominic dinatale with the latest on this. hi, dominic. >> reporter: hey there. she does say he's not a racist, but then doesn't make herself exactly clear about where he stands himself when it comes to his own prejudices. she witness on air on friday night on abc's "20/20", examples inclusive interview with barbara walters. the beginning of the week look very different. it was quite an interview. ther

released today, saying rutgers invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university communityt this special time. i am honored to have served my country. i have defended free speech and exchange of ideas. these values are essential, but that is not what is at issue here. earlier this week, a few dozen students protested the university's decision to have rice speak, saying she misled the public at the iraq war. >>> up next, donald sterling and the woman behind the racist audio recording speaks out for the first time since the scandal. find out what sterling says in his first interview and get this, it wasn't at apology. >>> plus, as the investigation into the the benghazi attack keeps up, yet again, congressional committees are butting heads about who knew what on that deadly night. five separate house committees have been looking for answers. we're going to get reaction from represent trent frank, a member of the armed services committee. he's joining us, next, stay with us. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announc

posting decision on facebook writing rutgers' invitation for me has become a descraction to the university communityat this very special time. >> good evening, karl. >> good evening, greta. >> rutgers is fine with snooki giving a speech there, not commencement but they don't want the former secretary of state. your thoughts? >> well, first of all, hypocritical. and stupid. the statement by the organic chemistry professor and the small group of students who protested condoleezza rice's appearance was factually inaccurate. they accused her of torture and waterboarding which it is not. it has been held that it is not. if it were torture, the obama administration would have an affirmative responsibility to go seek charges against anybody connected with it in fact, if waterboarding is torture, then the president, the current president of the united states and the current and past secretary of defense are guilty of torture because we juan military personnel who are participating in our evasion and escape programs and training so first of all not accurate. second much all, if you are going to be opposed to

rutgers' invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university community at this very joining me now, carmelo, a rutgers university student, spokesperson for the no rice coalition. what's your case against not having condoleezza rice come speak at rutgers? >> to us it was pretty simple and straightforward. it has become clear after 11 years of the invasion of iraq that condoleezza rice and the administration that she worked for misled the american public, they purposely lied about iraq having wmds which we have never found. that also led to their authorization of using enhanced interrogation tactics, torture, on numerous civilians that were never tried. on top of that we have the lives of hundreds of iraqi civilians and thousands of american soldiers too that fell from a war that was based on lies. >> people are going to say you are a university and the whole idea of a university is it's a zone where you should hear other opinions and it should be a liberal place in a small sense. what do you say to people that say you're shutting down speech, you're intolerant? >> we

commencement writing, rutgers invitation for me to speak has become a distraction for the university community. i understand understand and embrace the purpose and i'm simply unwilling to detract from it in any way. well, the state of the iraq war has not faded from those in the bush administration. you can see it right there. rut gers is just the latest land mine, if you will, off by a former push team member. and more of these lurk in the near future. as we await the release of the senate intelligence committee's torture report, not to mention another bush presidential campaign. both are msnbc political analysts 37 david, it seems to me there's a couple of issues here. one is a protocol, i've been lucky to be invited to. i don't like people canceling anticipate pulling back. it seems like the invitation is sincere and accepted sincerely. in this case, i think the issue focuses on the iraq war. if i were a student protester or faculty member, i would say show up and explain why we got into that war. >> show up far debate on campus. >> in addition, yeah. >> or on its own. but to pay someone $3

rutgers invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university community. at this very special time, and i am simply unwilling to detract in any way. detract from it in any way. >>> general motors is going through another -- yet another recall. this one involving suvs, and we'll tell you all about it. >>> and some new fallout from the deadly terror attack in benghazi. what a congressional investigation can hope to uncover. our legal panel debates it of. >>> plus, former president george w. bush showing his support for america's wounded warriors. >> i may have a knee ache, but it's certainly not even close to what people who have been riding these bikes today have overcome. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain. this is humira helping me lay the groundwork. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to bloc

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from a person who espouses approximati positions they may disagree with, that is good for the university communitythink it's very sad that some people's political views have denied the rest of us the ability to hear her. >> with all due respect to rutgers, stanford is number five, it's ranked number five, rutgers, 69. they have pretty good start. she bowed out in a classy way. do you wish you had handled it in a more classy way rather than that's protests where people got hurt and calling for her head, saying she lied. >> we tried to do this through the channels that are established and it wasn't -- we couldn't get meetings with our president, couldn't get meetings with the vice chand lor, and that was where the problem started. we needed to do some action to be heard. we just wanted a meeting to discuss this. again, it's not about her speech or her ideas. it's about her actions during her tenure as a public servant. >> you know she was never brought up on war crimes. some of the bush administration was. she was not. you realize that, correct? >> that's the problem. we think these -- >> she's guil

in a statement, rice says her involvement had become, quote, a distraction for the university community. >>> the u.s. department of veterans' affairs, there appears to be a growing and very troubling scandal brewing there. three executives in phoenix are on administration leave, and we are showing mr. donald sterling who has nothing to do with this story. we apologize for that. those three executives are accused of creating a fake waiting list to try and hide long delays in treatment. that is the allegation, all while dozens of veterans died while waiting for help, about 40, it has claimed. one suspended denied there was a fake list. elizabeth prann has the latest from washington. >> reporter: three officials, including the head of the facility at the phoenix veterans' affairs center, are at least temporarily out of a job, as investigators work to see if at least 40 former servicemen died waiting for care. the department of veterans' affairs releasing a statement, acknowledging system director sharon helmand, associate director lance robinson, and a third employee have been placed on le

rutgers invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university community at this very special time. i'm honored to serve my company. i defended america's believe in free speech and exchange ever ideas. these values are essential to the health of our democracy. that is not what is at issue here today. as a professor for 30 years at stanford university,ar and as is former provost and chief academic officer i understand and embrace the purpose of the commencement ceremony and i'm simply unwilling to detract from it in any way. good luck to the graduates and congratulations to their families, friends and loved ones who will gather to honor them. we'll go to ron in syracuse, new york, independent caller, good morning, ron. >> caller: hi. it seems to me this argument about freedom of speech is not the correct argument. this isn't a matter of academics. this t is a matter of the studes having the most important day of their college career and it being simply ruined when on someone who is anathema to them is invited. why don't students get to do inviting? i was part of a demon

ribbinger's invitation has been a distraction for the university community at the special time. while campus officials responded and they said while rykers stands behind the invitation to dr rice to be the commencement speaker to receive an honorary degree we respect the decision made. >>> the president played the role of comedian at the white house correspondents dipper and made jabs at the health care plan. of course we rolled out hailth care.gough. that could have gone better -- healthcare.gov it could have been better. in gait my slogan as yes we can. in 2013 my soingon was control alt delete. >> the star-studded event is dubbed as the nerd prom and one of the few times that thousands of journalists, celebrities and politicians can rubble bows with the president for a light-hearted night. the president made fun of the spoker of the house. >> feeling sorry, believe it or not for the speaker of the house as well. these days the house republicans give john boner a harder time that they give me meaning orning is the new black. >> it marked the 100th anniversary of the white hous

facebook page saying, rutgers' invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university communitye of the commencement ceremony and simply unwilling to detract from it in any way. was this the right thing for her to do? >> i think that condoleezza rice has to do the right thing for herself. she has a right to her views. she has the right to the dissent that sometimes those views seem to get her. you know, i'm of the mind that commencement speakers are there to honor the students. so the students need to have more voice and who's chosen to address them on their commencement day. that doesn't seem to happen in far too many universities. thus, you find some of these student uprisings. it comes from speakers from the right and the left. sean combs, there was debate about whether or not he should address howard university as its commencement speaker. i think this controversy will continue to happen until you have students choosing who will address them on the day they walk. >> you know, morris, that's a good point. the students don't get much of a say. they got a say this time. what wo

the university community is responding to the tragedy. >> the students are back to hanging out at thealf fee shops, skateboarding down the street. as the memorial flowers begin to wilt. this student mecca is left with big things to think about, death at an early age. >> we think about this happening at other schools and you never expect it to happen at your school until it does. some women took to the street to march for violence against women. >> we can't go about our daily lives and act like nothing happened. we need to tell our community that this is not ok. >> a memorial service helped students grapple with the issue and live with it afterwards. >> most young people never think they're going to die. they never experienced a brush with death and this for many is their first trauma of the sort. the real work will begin in a couple of weeks when it starts to sink in. >> life goes on here. most of the students we talked to don't know anyone who was wounded or killed. there are still several more weeks of school in this session, but for those who were there, they need to tell their sto

community. >> we are offering to provide any support we can for the families, for the victims, and for the members of the university of california community. >> at least three of the fatalities were university students. the other three people have not been identified. stay with abc7 news for the latest on the rampage. reporter sergio quintana is in santa barbara and will have live reports on our newscast tonight. the coverage continues now on twitter on abc7 news bay area and on abc7news.com. >> investigators want to find out more about a man's body found floating at a marina. a kay yakker discovered the body around 10:15 yesterday morning. it is unknown how the man died. >>> school lunch programs are under fire. their effort to make kids eat healthier is getting a failing grade. but that is not stopping some from continuing the fight against obesity and diabetes. abc7 news reporter nick smith checked out one of those programs in san pablo and has more. >> do you want some fruit, honey? no? >> fruits and vegies can still be a tough sell to kids and this group of first to fourth graders have heard it all. >> they ea

rutgers' invitation to me has become a distraction for the university community.n free speech. these values are central to the health of our democracy. that is not what is at issue here. so she is stepping down. >> i think her motives seem honorable, and i'm still sad that she did this. it's totally fair to debate her tenure as secretary of state, but she's basically being shouted down by a small group of angry people. that's not a good precedent. if you don't want to hear someone's position, you just prevent them from talking? that's not something that's healthy. >> pretty offensive calling her a war criminal, not saying her resume was worthy of being the speaker, when we heard from brian, that snooki was the commencement speaker a few years back. it will seem they would be more offended by than that is the first female secretary of state and second african-american secretary of state following colin powell. >> but she wasn't on a reality show. >> that's not on her resume. maybe the situation from "jersey shore" will be invited. here's some of your viewer e-mails

the university is also setting up a call center for parents and students with questions, end quote. again, the shooting not taking place on the campus but this is a college communityo clinical and forensic psychologist jeff gardere back with us. the university is providing counseling, will that be enough for students that go to school miles away? >> in the short run it will be absolutely what is needed and i hope any neighboring schools also has this kind of counseling set up, because yes, we know that the people directly involved who may have lost a friend or family member and certainly the people who witness some of these shootings will have post traumatic stress disorder. and this is where they'll have nightmares and recollections and flashbacks and anxiety and depression. it is a stressful disorder to have. but i believe, fredricka, the whole community has been effected because this is an e idyllic setting, they're not used to it to my knowledge, everyone needs to get together and talk about what it feels like. for students seeing the crime scenes and police tape and blocks that are closed, all of this adds to the trauma that we believe they will be experienci

obviously a lot of onus falls on k through 12, on the universities, on community colleges.nything we can do to support those centers of higher education, is going to benefit us in the longer run. we have underinvested in education, that is obvious. we have to reverse that. the other source of skilled training are businesses, and businesses also pulled back on the amount of resources they are devoting to raising the skill levels and educational attainment of their workers for lots of reasons. that's something we need to focus on. we have to get more creative. there are ways for a government and the private sector to partner, to put more resources to work, it raise the educational team. at the end of the day that's the only way to address the problems the middle and income groups face in the future. >> i read an oped you wrote about a pull-back in the one thing that america generally speaking does better than most place, and that is entrepreneurship. what is that about? >> yes, i do worry about this. it goes to the 20 somethings, i think, that have been locked out of the work

tonight with six students dead, the university of california-santa barbara community is in mourning. the gunman who methodically planned at take, chronicled his descent into a deranged rage. how did this young man who seemed to have everything become a mass murderer? tonight, we take a close look at the clues and his parents' futile race to try to stop him. abc's cecelia vega is in santa barbara. >> tomorrow is the day of retribution. >> reporter: is this the latest face of evil in america? >> you force me to suffer all of my life. and now i will make you all suffer. >> reporter: an angry, psychologically twisted young man whose public rantings exploded into sheer terror in a quiet california community. >> shots fired! >> reporter: taking six young lives and injuring 13. 22-year-old elliott rogdger, a virgin vowing revenge in a twisted video he post fried day addressed at his perceived enemies, young women he said rejected him. >> all those girls i desired so much, they would have all rejected me and looked down upon me as an inferior man. if i ever made a sexual advance toward them.

in the last probably five years, we have partnered up with mental health, and universities and communityges have threat assessment teams. they go in and they take a look, 360 degrees at a individual that makes a threat or poses a threat. and we look at behavior in their background, and we look at those kind of recent indicators that suggest not only do they have equal opportunity hatred, but have they taken steps in the last day, two weeks, to carry out those threats. those promises of acting out violently. it is a process and we have in place the training to take a look at someone. i will tell you if someone, by giving us that information, hey, i'm fine, there is nothing wrong with me, often times legally law enforcement is prevented from going any further. >> really quickly, nothing more could have been done in this situation from the law enforcement side to check in on him? >> no, i'm not saying that. i don't know what law enforcement knew when they knocked on the door. i don't know what information they had about the videos or other investigation about their backgrounds. we have to g

community. >> we are providing any type of support or help that we can for the families, for the victims, for the members of the universityf california community. >> at least three of the fatalities were ucsb students. >>> stay with abc 7 news for the latest on the rampage. starting tomorrow morning from 5:00 to 7:00 on the abc 7 morning news. our coverage continues on www.abc7news.com. >>> firefighters are going door to door in the oakland hills teaching people about this year's fire danger and making sure their homes are ready for fire season. homeowners must have 30 feet of defensible space around their properties. it's dry and windy and firefighters are on edge as they try to talk to 26,000 homeowners in the area. neighbors have not forgotten the 1991 oakland firestorm that destroyed 3,000 homes and killed 25 people. >> here we are 24 years later and you know, we could have another event like that. >> you have conditions like this. one careless act and we have a ground fire. >> dry brush and weeds around a property could mean a $300 fine for the homeowner. >>> 12 people have to find a new place to live after a fire in

community. >> we are offering to provide any support we can for the families, for the victims, and for the members of the universityf california community. >> at least three of the if you tal it tis were u.c. santa barbara students. the other three victims have not been identified. stay with abc7 news for the very latest on the deadly rampage. reporter sergio quintana is in santa barbara and will have live newscasts tonight. the coverage continues now on abc bay area on twitter. >>> three people were shot and killed at a myrtle beach hotel. officers arrived at the bermuda sandoval hotel last night finding four victims. three were pronounced dead at the scene and the other was taken the hospital, condition unknown. witnesses say the shooting started with a fight in the streets. >>> divers had to recover the body of a woman who died after her car crashed into a canal. it happened on highway 4 in san joaquin county yesterday morning. the chp said someone called 911 to report the crash about 6:00 yesterday morning. investigators say they don't know why the driver lost control and skidded off the road. and investigators

. >> i granddaughter diana graduated from to the university and communications, of all things. >> we have another gonzalez journalist coming up through the ranks. >> after more than half a billion people went to the polls in india's five-week long general election, the results are in. the country's longtime ruling party has faced a crushing defeat following outrage over a string of corruption scandals and a sagging economy. this is the leader of the indian national congress party. observing dearly trans, the commerce party and the united progressive alliance respectfully accept defeat. >> early election results show the opposition leader narendra modi has won a landslide retrieve and set to become the country's new prime minister. he is the leader of the bjp, hindu nationalist party. note he served as the chief minister of gujarat, where one of india's worst anti-muslim riots occurred in 2002 that left at least 1000 people dead. after the bloodshed, the the state department revoked his visa, saying it would not grant a visa to any foreign government official who was "responsible for

for a long time and joe you've been a tremendous leader in the leathern you community and one of the people that are universally respected in many others parts of community. so it's my great pleasure to honor joe's barber shop as the small property owner of the year. congratulations >> thank you (clapping). >> i want to thank scott wiener the district 8 the board of supervisors and the 76 its a mathematical place and it was the tails of the city that brought me here. now he gets his hair cut in my shop only in san francisco. i want to thank my crew the awesome cosmetologists and my customers after the fire in 2012, we were devastated we had to move a long time but after the fire we're buzzer than ever and it's because of the customers i want to thank my closet friendly joel and my parent so thank you. (clapping.) >> thank you supervisor wiener why not go to district 10 supervisor cowen. >> thank you very much everyone that's a pleasure to be here to honor the visitacion valley paramedic come on down. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> so today, our district 10 learn we're joined by oliver lee and when it comes to c

at staff-levels, but also doing outreach of types through our university partnership programs and other programs that work with the community at-large. so the university has, also, i think, as part of its responsibilities for reserve grants research grants with the federal government is responsible for reporting some of its hiring practices as well in compliance with federal law. does that help you? >> well, i get the part that is missing. i know we're in a proposition 209 state, but nonetheless, if you have a small business program, focusing on the actual solicitation of businesses, i understand your point that you are looking for businesses that have diverse workforces and i think that is very laudable, but i am also interested do you have a policy that sort of mirrors or is similar to either the city's local business program? i understand that it wouldn't have a geographic limitation, but our small business program? >> let me see if daman or his colleagues in the community relations office can speak to that? so at this point, i don't have an answer to your question as to whether we have a formal outreach program for busi

in the university community, freedom of speech has a purpose and that purpose is to get after the truthre a reenactment of a kkk rally or some sort of desecration of the koran, i think no one would have trouble seeing that. >> so you believe this is an attack then on catholics or christians there. do you want the school to step up and cancel it before it starts tonight ideally? >> ideally the club that's hosting it would see sense and cancel it. but i would definitely support the university stepping in. again, i don't think it's a question of freedom of expression. i think this is basically an obscenity that offends a huge segment of the community. >> do you think there will be some sort of protest outside of where this is happening in the basement of the building? >> i don't know. on a i'll be -- i'll be in prayer with the catholic community at the local catholic church a few blocks away. that's where there is going to be a big gathering and other parishes and churches all across boston, greater boston area, and even further away will joining together in solidarity. >> okay. so prayer

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has becomenvitation a distraction for the university community at this special time. am honored to have served my country. defended america's belief in free speech and the exchange of ideas. these ideas are part of democracy. provost and chief academic officer of stanford university, i understand the purpose of a commencement ceremony and i am unwilling to the track from it. good luck to the graduates and congratulations to the families and friends who will gather to honor them." ron, new york, independent. caller: hi. it seems that this argument about freedom of speech is not the correct argument. this is not a matter of fact the next. -- this is not a matter of academics. this is a matter of students having the most important day of their college career ended being ruined. do don't the students get to the inviting? i was part of a demonstration, bore, 1982. i was in syracuse and alexander haig was going to be the speaker at graduation. this was about two weeks after he made jokes about four american church women who were raped and murdered in el salvador by death sq

to adults. >> we are leer to plead the barack obama to consider the university of chicago being and the relationship that the community has with them, before he decides to give them his about the president library. we feel like the university of chicago is not within good standing of the community that it surrounds. >> there are more than 400 murders in chicago last year. the year before there were more than 500. but if damien turner's death exposed anything, it's that not every trauma center has the ability to survive. >> that every center shouldn't are trauma care. the issue is very, very maybe, it needs to be done, this is the place that is to do it, we're not a private institution but a public institution should be accountability to the community. >> a community that refuses to take no for an answer. >> as long as there are still young black lives being lost in the community and have been lost to lack of trauma care, this fight will not dwindle. it will just get big are and bigger and bigger. >> christof putzel, al jazeera. >> what can make a difference? joining us now is dr. mary crandall, dr. crandall we just he