today the university of california released a list of recommendations to end policing fraud against students. janet napolitano ordered an audit to come up with the review for the scandal. it includes claims on students applications, reviews of potential links between donors and applicants and stricter scrutiny of those admitted for special talents like athletes and artists. >> this is something else. a 13-year-old girl is recovering from a sea lion attack off the coast of santa barbara and it's all caught on camera. the girl was at a beach with friends friday night when the sea lion charged her biting her thigh. you can see the attack in these photos. watch this. people walking nearby quickly jumped in to help her, shocked it would attack like this in such an unprovoked way. the teenager said she didn't realize what was happening immediately. >> i felt it on my leg. i looked down and freaked out. i didn't even know what it was.

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next, university of california-irvine english professor brooke thomas delivers titled "the politics of popular portrayals of andrew johnson's impeachment." professor thomas discussed three examples: thomas dixon, jr.'s 1905 novel "the clansman," the 1942 hollywood film "tennessee johnson" and the impeachment >> brooke thomas is a professor in the english department at the university of california at irvine. i think he just took emeritus status which means he has more , time to write and more time to talk and more time to educate all of us, and i am honored that he has come here again. he's come here a couple years ago and i'm honored he's back today. [applause] >> thank you. what i'm going to do here is give about 25 minutes. i hope without get more time for questions and answers, but we're moving towards the end. reconstruction stayed alive in the popular memory largely through its portrayal in popular media. and i want to look at the politics of the portrayal of andrew johnson's impeachment. and my primary works are going to be the novel the klansmen, the film tennessee johnson, and

she did and we contacted the university of california. ved a phone call, and this text message from the director of the retirement office. as promised, we will send your retroactive payment on tuesday for delivery to you wednesday. >> you called on wednesday. i got a phone call on wednesday. you called on friday. i got the results on friday. >> uc couldn't comment on brenda's case, but told us an individual may experience a delay due to a variety of circumstances as retirement election is multistep process which involves proper documentation, completions, and signature of paperwork. we sincerely apologize when a delay is experienced. >> 7 on your side, i thank you so much because if it wasn't for you, i would still be in limbo. >> now if you need help with a retirement check or any other consumer issue, let me know about it. go to the 7 on your side hotline monday through friday, 10:00 until 2:00. my telephone number is 415-954-8151 and you can always reach me through my facebook page and abc7news.com. >> excellent. thanks, michael. >>> we

historical society. >> brooke thomas is a professor in the english department at the university of california at irvine. i think he just took a meritless status which means he has more time to write and more time to talk and more time to educate all of us, and i am honored that he has come here again. he was here a couple of years ago, and i'm honored he's back today. [applause] professor thomas: thank you. what i'm going to do here is give about 25 minutes. i hope without get more time for questions and answers, but we're moving towards the end. reconstruction stayed alive in the popular memory largely through its portrayal in popular media. and i want to look at the politics of the portrayal of andrew johnson's impeachment. and my primary works are going to be the klansmen, the film tennessee johnson, and john f. kennedy's profiles encourage. my thesis is this role reinforce the wants widely held belief that although political factors inevitably influenced impeachment, on the standard of high crimes and misdemeanor convictions should occur, only if there has been a legal transaction -- a th

have to suffer it is an environmental policy specialist and she joins us via skype from the university of california in davis how did give us an idea of the scale of the problem of plastic pollution and just how much of a difference a band like this makes. sirius's don't plastic pollution across the world is enormous there have been studies that have shown that asked to one example by 2050 were predicting that there would be more plastic in the ocean by weight. so it's crucial that countries do whatever they can to act to reduce the amount of plastic production and plastic consumption and to cut down on that and so plastic single use plastic bags are one of the most ubiquitous uses of plastic across the country in cross country and across the world in new york for instance billions of plastic bags are used every year and that's just one city so taking action to cut our lastic bags from the supply side can do a lot to cut down on that particular source of plastic region how'd that come about to africa how strictly is this ban in tanzania likely to be enforced in rwanda for instance they set your lugg

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the university of california proposing new rules aim at preventing admissions fraud after the collegecheating scandal there. the president of the u.c. system says the proposals would include new checks like making sure athletic recruits are actually on an athletic team. a wonderful time to come up with that idea. prosecutors say rick singer paid $200,000 to a ucla soccer coach to get two clients on the roster and into the school. that coach pleading not guilty. they say another student got into u.c. berkeley using fake test scores. the new proposals come as another parent pleads guilty as part of the scandal. anita? >> hi, shepard. the pleaded guilty in boston today. toby mcfarland paid $450,000 to get his children into usc as fake athletes. as for the new guidelines, here's the key recommendations put out by the u.c. system. first, ensuring a clear documentation trail that support decisions. second, implementing the monitoring of donations that prevent decisions from being made on accented final gain to the university. third, improving mechanisms in place for monitoring athletic prog

i am requesting that we extract contracts from the university of california, the ucsf group. i am also asking that we extract the sole surf -- item 21-point for two. those items will be extracted from the consent calendar before we vote. >> i am requesting that in item be moved. it should be extracted from the report. >> i am requesting on the sole-source 2142 report, that the item 15120 and 121 related to the san francisco aid foundation be extracted. >> and for clarity, i am asking on item 21-point for two that one on one be removed as part of the extraction. i will now call for a motion to vote on the consent calendar. >> so moved. >> - the extractions. i am getting a whole bunch of good advice. everyone is an attorney. >> second. >> all those in favor say i'm at >> aye. >> now we will vote on those items which were extracted. mr. secretary, do we need to rewrote -- reread those items before we vote? >> yes. >> let's start on the item that was extracted. also, item 21-point for two. >> actually, just stop there. those items from the contracts report, you vote on that. >> a

. >> having those $20,000 is going to the university of california with a full ride. >> david rubenstein is a fancier, philanthropist, and the chairman of the smithsonian institution. >> that's exciting.ad big hetart there. >> nice opportunity for those young people. >>> so, dry here, but some pekple were getting a buchlf rain tonight. >> it was one of those instances where you saw rain develop over 'trtain areas and it just did move for a few hours. we saw two to 3 inches in those locations. most of us though were completely dry. now, tomorrow we're ing to be in storm team a 4 weatherrt mode. it's hot, it's humid, and we have a cold front moving through the area, that cold front acting as the trigger to fe up storms during the afternoon and evening hours. that's the first weather headline. today we had there ients to make the cookies plus but the t oven wasn'rking. tomorrow the oven is going to be on that. that's why we're going to be in weather alert mode. as we talk a look atour second weather headline, the cold front sets us up for a beautiful dayton fday. summer begins on friday off

>> when tauscher left washington and returned to the bay area, she was appointed to the university of californiaoard of regents. former homeland security secretary janet napolitano is the university president. >> she was smart. she was strategic and politically savvy. >> and swalwell had another anecdote. he is now of course a presidential candidate, but said he was sure that when ellen tauscher got to the pearly gates, she got an upgrade, a corner room, and a limo. in walnut creek, eric thomas, abc7 news. >> no doubt. >> well, 75 years ago today, heroes put their lives on the line for freedom on d-day. this is an anniversary marked around the world. >> it's also one marked right here in the bay area. tonight meet a real life rosie the riveter, still going strong at age 95. >>> i'm spencer christian. it's cool and breezy out there now. but there is hot >>> on a december night in 2016, a crowd of people gathered to listen to music in a warehouse in oakland when a fire started. investigators never figured out how, but the flames at the ghost ship caused the deaths of 36 people. take a look. these

. >>> the university of california is making changes to stop cheating in the admissions process. uc president janet napolitano ordered an audit. the changes include better verifications of claims on students' applications and reviews of potential links between donors and applicants. uc will scrutinize students admitted with special talents like athletes. >>> a brand new high tech center at the mission bay campus. abc 7 news got a tour yesterday. patients refusing infusion therapy will be surrounded by natural light. some will have a view of the warriors new home across the street. patients will appreciate that all the services are done at one single building. >> at this place, you look at the views. that will certainly help to make a cancer patient feel like, okay, i'm looking forward to finishing this so i can get outside and continue on with my life. >> the new cancer center will have three radiation machines allowing for more flexibility. >>> part of building a better bay area means making transit better for everyone. here is abc 7 news anchor dion lim. >> reporter: after a yea

federal funding, the california supreme court says san francisco can collect parking taxes from state university parking lots in the city that tax applies to lots run by the university of san francisco. >>medical center. you see hastings college of law and the san francisco state university. the schools have claimed that a city cannot tax a branch of the state government but the high court unanimously ruled today, the tax is not levied on a state agency but rather on individual drivers using those lots coming up tonight. >>6.45 some serious fun in the sky and over the water in tonight's flying tales meet the bay area pilots we're taking full advantage of mother nature's playground. >>but first addressing the financial crisis along the u s mexican border, a major funding deal that lawmakers are trying to get to border communities but why some say that money is not enough. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi ben

the university of california has sent out -- it's on the internet, i wrote a column on it, the universityf california has a list of recess -- racist my progressions. here is an example of what -- micro aggressions. here's an example of one, if you say there's only one race, the human race, that's racist. it is so incredible, what i'm telling you, if you are skeptical, i get it. you should be. look it up. i couldn't come to another speaker if i just made up something like that. if you say there's only one race, the human race, but that is exactly what everyone in this room believes. i believe that on religious grounds. he was not adam, black, white, asian, hispanic, and we are all descendent from a humanhics -- not ethnic being that fits all of us. [applause] there's another one, liberals were noted for their support for israel. harry truman went against the entire state department when he recognized israel's independence when it was declared in 1948. scoop. kennedy and jackson walks in -- washington state, liberals were on the front of support for israel. the left hates israel. in all of

the university of california is our single biggest stakeholder and they are pushing this through us andough their own efforts. there is a lot going on that is positive. emily: that does it for this edition of the "best of bloomberg technology." tune in every day at 5:00 p.m. in new york and 2:00 p.m. in san francisco and we are livestreaming on twitter. follow our global breaking news network. @tictoc. this is bloomberg. ♪ hey! i'm bill slowsky jr., i live on my own now! i've got xfinity, because i like to live life in the fast lane. unlike my parents. you rambling about xfinity again? you're so cute when you get excited... anyways... i've got their app right here, i can troubleshoot. i can schedule a time for them to call me back, it's great! you have our number programmed in? ya i don't even know your phone anymore... excuse me?! what? i don't know your phone number. aw well. he doesn't know our phone number! you have our fax number, obviously... today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass. alix: middle east turmoil. the u.s. moved more troops into the region. oil prices

. >>> university of california said it will strengthen its admission policies after usc and ucla admitted students caught up in the scandal. university said it will work to prevent admissions based on donations to its schools. and get better at identifying false information on applications. >>> in the report presents a scathing portrait of eta which runs bus and light rail services in silicon valley. a civil grand jury report released this week said bta is highly inefficient relying too much on local tax increases. it also said the 12 member board of directors suffers from a lack of engagement and conflicts of interest. the directors all have other jobs as elected officials in the south bay. the report said this may need to change. the transit agency said in a statement bta is committed to transparency. and the prudent allocation of the resources entrusted to us. >>> the bta said it already has 2 committees addressing many issues in this new report. >>> is a specter prowler is in the hospital in santa cruz county. after picking the wrong house. deputies say the man was apparently trying t

joining me now from irvine is jeffrey wasserstrom, professor at the university of california and a prominenty the strength of these protests, by the strength of the feeling against the suggested exhibition laws? i think one thing you learn tracking protests in hong kong is to be prepared to be surprised. it certainly was surprising, it would have surprised me several months ago to have heard there will be marches this big but there will be marches this big but there was a buildup so it wasn't really that surprising. because the visual onjune really that surprising. because the visual on june four, hong really that surprising. because the visual onjune four, hong kong as well as macau are the only places you can mourn the victims of the massacre of 1989. every year there isa massacre of 1989. every year there is a visual and this individual was especially large, in part because there is a growing anger about the extradition law which brought so many people out into the streets. what is it about this extradition law that is making people so concerned in hong kong? the issue has been ever since

sully says she wants to enroll in a new coffee program at the university of california in the united states but a ban on visas for iranians makes that dream seem impossible cuffy even darker dream but the created from like when you're. trying to be a cop someday i'd. like to know that they don't want to see you as a self described coffee lover cup it seems is oh is half full and part. of the same but the old is he wrote to her. and sri lanka the intelligence chief has left his post after an emergency meeting on friday president. says he cites a sitter mendis after he appeared before a parliamentary committee investigating the easter sunday attacks in april and assess he resigned on thursday he told the committee the attacks could have been prevented when elfin and as has more now from colombo. present my 3 policy recently livid at the proceedings at the special parliamentary select committee on the easter sunday bombings on the very 1st day he ordered a halt to the live feed from that parliamentary select committee and that is where his chief of national intelligence is or mendis a g

jeffrey wasserstrom, is a professor at the university of california and a prominent china watcher. hing you learn tracking protests in hong kong is to be prepared to be surprised. it certainly was surprising, it would have surprised me several months ago to have heard that there would be marches this big, but there was a build—up so it wasn't really that surprising, because the vigil onjune 4th, hong kong as well as macau are the only places in the people's republic of china, you can mourn the victims of the massacre of 1989. every year there is a vigil, and this the vigil was especially large, in part because there was this growing anger about the extradition law which brought so many people out onto the streets on the night. professor, what is it about this extradition law that is making people so concerned in hong kong? so, the issue has been, ever since the handover, has been hong kongers have prized the fact that life within the special administrative region is different from how things operate over on the mainland. and so there have been a series of protests to try to protect

through google servers all of their incoming and outgoing communications are being monitored by google this is happening also major universities if you enter the university of california after a certain date. you're using g. mail whether you know it or not and it was found that google was yes in fact scanning student e-mails for non educational purposes and what those non-insured purposes were we still don't know to this day because google still has not come clean with what they were doing with the information they still haven't certified that they have deleted that data the big challenge was when i found out that google was scanning our student mails for advertising purposes and other non educational purposes i went to my state lawmakers and i tried to encourage them to introduce legislation that would ban these practices when i went to the state house who was there a lobbying against any stronger privacy protections for our kids it was google and facebook. the project was good if you give up on your birth for the like if you missed it or don't believe people would. soon move cheaper food in the north. given our school is i assure you i'm honored to be with. this new

i am bridget from the university of california in the full declaration they are technically absurd things that won't be offered so have to thought at all about what advice would you give to the team about what they could offer? is unrealistic to expect them to give up on any kind of a nuclear warhead which is what we would want and i also think that it would be important for us to get through the declaration. but because it fell apart in hanoi and wasn't enough, it's moving it a little bit forward to show that there is a momentum and wthat we are interested in g video. perhaps that is a possibility. from the calculation because you get to keep the nuclear weapons. >> it's a good idea with the measures from the united states. i want to make comments on the democratization of self and as it was pointed out there was a huge amount because we are thinking of the unification so nuclear north korea is a huge obstacle there should not be a nuclear weapon in north korea. one thing to point out regarding the perception there is a tendency particularly that while they are an enemy of us we are alli

sully says she wants to enroll in a new coffee program at the university of california in the united states but a ban on visas for iranians makes that dream seem impossible because even darker green but the create some like senior. ranks to build up some day i've. seen that day there's a lot to do as a self described coffee lover cup it seems is cold eyes half full and part. of the same bus ride the old a 0 to her. a prominent figure of the rebellion against syrian president bashar al assad has died fighting government forces abdel baset sorry rose to fame as a goalkeeper for a football team in homes he became known as the singer of the revolution. has more . was that he had lived his life in the spotlight but abdelbaset cerruti left it all behind for a serious revolution the 27 year old was a famous goalkeeper in homes as well as a singer and activist he chose a battleground over comfort joining serious rebellion against president bashar al assad in this online video he explained why he decided to take up arms and fight against government forces are going to russia where my god i'm

the university of california is beefing up its admissions policies following a nationwide scandal. include verifying the talents of athletes. 50 people are accused in a scheme that involved cheating on tests and paying off coaches. up next, steve hartman takes us to a lonely island where this is the whole graduating class right here. and i recently had hi, ia heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. in a clinical study, brilinta worked better than plavix. brilinta reduced the chance of having another heart attack... ...or dying from one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor, since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily, or serious, sometimes

. >> jimmy: representing the university of california in los angeles, from the new orleans pelicans,liday. and from the chicago bulls, slam dunk champion zach lavine. [ cheers and applause ] good to see you. welcome, zach. look at this. well, thank you all for being here. do you feel confident in your trivia abilities? >> yeah. >> not at all. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. well, these are the rules. i'm gonna ask you a question. first team to buzz in gets a chance to answer it. you have to answer it if you buzz in. if you get it wrong, the other team gets a chance to steal. the winners will make their colleges proud. the losers will have their diplomas shredded and/or destroyed. are you ready? >> didn't have one. i didn't come home with one. >> jimmy: you did not get a diploma?, u're ahead of the gam already. [ laughter ] all right. the first question is, what is the official national bird of the united states? [ bell ] chris? >> bald eagle. >> jimmy: the bald eagle is right! [ cheers and applause ] don't worry, there's plenty more. >> all right. >> jimmy: next question. name the

. >>> university of california says it's impmenting changes. uc officials say they will cut down on fraud by placing a larger emphasis on documentation strengthening the talents of athletes and bolstering procedures to avoid conflicts of interests. ensures athletes participate in their program. >>> according to a new audit the california of university system failed to dis $1.5 billion in reserve while statement raising tuitions for students. the system deposited money. the report also claims the university did not close that surplus to their students. >> this is really awful. don't hide things from the public because we're taxpayers and part of the deals that we want are young people to be able to go to college without taking on too much debt. >> csu chancellor timothy white says the university is transparent in its finances. he says the audit mischaracterizes finances. >>> today's the first official day of summer and local water agencies are reminding us to conserve. encouraging homeowners to replace traditional lawns with drought-resistant law

steve fish is a politics professor from the university of california berkeley.resident rouhani, several times. in fact, he's met him about six times since coming to office. so iran and japan actually have reasonably good relations. in fact, there's history in the abe family of this, prime minister abe's father was foreign minister ofjapan back in the early 1980s and went to iran to try to negotiate a deal between iran and iraq during the iran—iraq war, prime minister abe's intent on leaving a diplomatic as well as domestic legacy, he's the kind of guy that likes to cut a big figure on the world stage. this is just part of that effort. but is it to really broker some sort of agreement between the united states and iran? because that sounds like a pretty tough challenge. he would love to do that, of course. it would be great to be at the centre of that, but there is really no evidence that that is possible. the iranian government knows that prime minister abe and the japanese government has to stay close to the united states, they have gone along with the reimposi

. >>> new at 6:00, one thing that made retirement much more stressful than working for a university of california employee. that story and a lot more at man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. >>> in the north bay, 10 people were detained in a protest outside a duck farm in the petaluma area. hundreds of people gathered outside the reichardt duck farm, some of them chaining themselves together or to a fence. the group direct action everywhere say about a million ducks are slaughtered there every year, and the farm has been investigated for animal cruelty. our i-team looked into abuse allegations in 2014, but the farm declined to comment. >>> in the south bay, san jose is already cracking down on illegal fireworks. the city has activated its onlin

muscly says she wants to enroll in a new coffee program at the university of california in the united states but a ban on visas for iranians makes that dream seem impossible because even darker dream but the create some like senior. ranks to be thought someday i. might see that day there's a lot to do as a self described coffee lover cup it seems is oh nice how full on part. of the same bus ride the old a 0 to one. but always president is accusing the opposition of trying to overthrow his government by force 800 people have been arrested since protests began in the capital and choose to remain a habit has more. the streets of malawi turned into chaos the speed of hundreds of protests is a calling for president putin with her recount to stay. down after an election they say was right for workers i was just. getting late and. they're not one bit if you're not going to tell what direction. a standoff between police and supporters of the main opposition candidates lazarus to cuero turned violent with some courts in the crossfire this man was reportedly shot by police in the capital securi

hany farid who is a professor of computer science at the university of california berkeley says it's ous. >> what if somebody creates a video of president trump saying i've launched nuclear weapons against iran or north korea or russia and we don't have hours or days to figure out if it's really real not. >> reporter: u.s. officials view deepfakes as a real national security threat. david doermann was a project manager at darpa. in 2017, the secret defense department agency was in the process of trying to develop technology to identify manipulated video posted on social media. >> so they could target individuals, individual communities with different types of content very easily, and that's what's scary. >> reporter: lawmakers in washington believe social media companies should do more to prevent deepfake videos. the risk is the more common they become, people will have a hard time believing their eyes and ears, even when the information they are being given is real. reena. >> ninan: jeff pegues in washington. and here in new york, the n.y.p.d. is a police force shaken by suicide. the

new details on the search for a missing university of utah student originally from southern california overnight police in salt lake city searched a home in the investigation of her disappearance. officers were seen digging in the backyard with shovels and searching a garage. she vanished after taking a light from l.a.x. to soft laalt city. at this point police are not saying if any arrests are made. >>> authorities say that suspect is now in custody. oakland police yesterday confirming u.s. marshals tracks down the man you see here and arrested him. the 27-year-old allen in virginia is accused of striking a 30-year-old and her son, angel, as they were walking across the street in april. this was on 26th avenue and foothill boulevard. police later discovered the car abandoned a few blocks away. >>> compelling testimony in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fires. on the stand yesterday a firefighter spoke about being inside the doomed building several years earlier. one firefighter testified his daughter once lived in the ghost ship warehouse, and he said he helped her move out and he bel

sully says she wants to enroll in a new coffee program at the university of california in the united states but a ban on visas for iranians makes that dream seem impossible because even darker dream but these create some like to hear that thanks to you all someday i'd. like to know that they don't want to see you as a self described coffee lover cup it seems is oh how full are. the ultra 0 to her this is the news hour from al-jazeera still to come on the program saudi arabia faces global outrage to sentencing a teenager to death for attending anti-government protests. and a story. when it be overshadowed by the man who ruled the country for 30 years plus . i may welling's him. the big women. the women. in the house. because president the intelligence chief said amend this after an emergency meeting on friday mendosa told a parliamentary committee investigating the easter sunday bombings in april that the attacks could have been prevented he also blamed the president for not holding regular security meetings president months are part of sort of center says that he won't cooperate with

the university of california is pushing this through us and their investments. y: thank you both. coming, we will continue our coverage of facebook's announcement of a new cryptocurrency with our conversation with the man leading this emergent of -- this initiative. david marcus, we will hear from him next. this is bloomberg. ♪ we're the slowskys. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party... uh, didn't that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've got a mathematician on our hands! check it out! now you can schedule a callback or reschedule an appointment, even on nights and weekends. today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. this is bloomberg technology. i'm emily chang. facebook unveiling plans for new cryptocurrency called libra. that will launch as soon as next year. we have lots of questions. an weisenthal spoke with executive at facebook to talk about how the cryptocurrency will be regulated. databasehe best stru

he was a baby and and a graduate of the university of california-berkeley college of law.e became acquainted with nixon during the berkeley campaign. he inspired young wilson to public service. before serving as governor he was an assemblyman and mayor of san diego. he transformed the city, in part, by working with president nixon to bring millions of tax dollars back to local government, bringing decision-making power back to the people. it is truly a testament to democracy in america. governor wilson will be in conversation with dr. frank gannon. in 1974, dr. gannon left -- in 1971, he served as a white house fellow to the nixon administration and went on to serve in the white house press office. in 1974, dr. gannon left washington for california aboard air force one, following president nixon's resignation. he was the chief editorial assistant on nixon's best-selling presidential memoirs. he has the rare distinction of having interviewed president nixon for over 30 hours. some of those interview clips you will see in this interview today. from 2013-2016 dr. gannon was ,

the other thing i want to introduce is i want to urge the university of california san francisco to introduce labor harmony as part of their negotiations with resident physicians at ucsf. in medicine, this is a doctor hierarchy that everyone who has had a visit at a hospital can be confused by. in a large teaching hospital such as ucsf, you can see medical students who are not licensed physicians, physicians in training, and then others who are fully trained and then supervising other physicians. a resident is somewhere in the middle of this doctor hierarchy. they are typically a physician who has graduated from medical school and is now pursuing 2 to 7 years of specialized training in an area such as internal medicine. reside now resident physicians can be disciplined for different reasons, including not meeting the so-called professionalism standards. this can be very subjective determination and asking for a process by which a resident physician can appeal to a neutral party is a reasonable request, so right now, they don't have that. especially given the consequences can be very serious,

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. >> beverly lindsay, university of california. in many of our major research universities we have large numbers of internationals students particularly china involved in in some of the cutting-edge research what you think will be the perspective or how should we think about this continued interaction at our best research universities as students go back home? >> this is an extraordinarily important question. there are 360,000 chinese students studying in america it's almost double . >> one of every three are chinese . >> and foreign students here and in all those students they are paying 100 cents on the dollar for tuition. for many of these universities this is a source for the university become addicted to two things that the intelligence community was willing to do has declassified recently. we are currently using $400- $500 billion off the property each year. that's going to china. that's an enormous loss. i don't want to give the specifics because -- but it's the overwhelming majority of the counterintelligence cases in our co

someone who is from clemson university and brooke thomas who is from the university of california at irvine. are important scholars in this world. is theburton distinguished chair of history and a professor of pan african studies in computer science at clemson university. which is to say he is mostly the entire university at this point. i could read all of his distinguished awards and honors and he wouldn't have time to talk. i can only say that he has written a number of very important books. he has given major lectures at many institutions most recently the annual lecture and southern history at the university of arkansas. his books have been in the book of the month club and other clubs. i had always hoped i could be in a club that he was a member of. >> thank you so much. thank you to everyone who made this possible. a wonderful group of people who work so hard to bring this together. thank you for all of your hard work. my mother used to always tells -- tell me that fools names and fools faces are seen in public pay -- places. and yet paul asked me to talk about my own experience

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says she wants to enroll in a new coffee program at the university of california in the united states but a ban on visas for iranians makes that dream seem impossible cuffy even darker dream but these create some like sr. thanks to you someday i will. let you know that they don't want to see you as a self described coffee lover cup it seems is oh how full are. the same but the ultra 0 to $1.00. with the rebels in yemen have released new images showing what they say a saudi military positions that they've captured near the border the rebels say they've killed dozens of saudi soldiers near the southern city of not run but the media released this video which appears to show fighting and weapons seized from the saudi u.a.e. coalition it also shows what they say. is the wreckage of an american made drone a coalition which backs the yemeni government has not confirmed the developments let's go live now to a yemeni capital sanaa al-jazeera. how credible are these claims by who these have captured areas of saudi territory near the border. these developments which are taking place inside the s

of advanced international studies at johns hopkins university. she received a bachelor's degree from every university and a doctorate from the university of california at berkeley. is a james monroe distinguished professor of law and appall research professor of law at the university of virginia school of law. before becoming professor, he clerked for judge lawrence silverman of the u.s. court of appeals to the district of columbia circuit and for supreme court justice clarence thomas. he received his bachelors degree from stanford university and his jp from yale law school. well, distinguished witnesses and we thank you for participating in today's hearing. if you would please rise i would begin by swearing you in. raise your right hand, do you swear or affirm under penalty of perjury that the testimony you are about to give is true and correct, to the best of your knowledge information and beliefs so help you god? thank you, let the record show the witnesses answered in the affirmative. thank you. please note, that your written testimony will be entered into the record in its entirety. accordingly i ask that you summarize your testimony in five mi

nih research studies that use human fetal tissue including an hiv research study at the university of californiaco. "the administration's decision to let the contract with ucsf expire and to discontinue research conducted within the national institutes of health involving the use of female human tissue from elective abortions." >> it will reverberate across the country. >> reporter: he says cell hines from feelth t from fetal tissue have developed vaccines for polio rabies, shingles, rubella, and hepatitis-a. fetal tissue plays a big role in research for hiv/aids, spinal cord injuries and others. >> it requires more research and tissue such as this to do that research. there are many elective abortions that are still legal in this country. and that tissue would otherwise be discarded. >> reporter: ucsshgz orter: ucsshgz >> reporter: the trump administration's action changes course from a law congress passed 26 years ago allowing research on fetal tissue. >> the rules have been in place since 1993. they have been very careful to try to make sure that the possibility of research use of fetal tissu

of public understanding in the modern period in reconstruction. we have two speakers this morning. we have one from clemson university and the other is from university of california at irvine. both of them are stunningly important scholars in this world. vernon burton is the judge matthew j. parry distinguished chair of history and professor of pan african studies in -- and computer science at clemson university. which is to say he is mostly the entire university at this point. i could read all of his distinguished awards and honors and then he wouldn't have time to talk. i can only say that he has written a number of very important books. he has given major lectures at many institutions, most recently the annual lecture and southern history at the university of arkansas. his books have been in the book of the month club and other clubs. i had always hoped he could be in the club -- i could be in a club that vernon was a member of. i am delighted to introduce him to start this morning's program. >> thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you to everyone who made this possible. it is a wonderful group of people who work so hard to bring this together. i will not tr