and usc miserably failed at that.: tyndall was fired in 2017 with a payout after an internal investigation. the investigation determined there was no criminal activity. until the "l.a. times" report this past may, usc had not contacted authorities. now, the federal government has announced an investigation. usc saying in response, we welcome the u.s. department of education's investigation and the university will fully cooperate with their inquiry. >> i really hope that by speaking out, people will rise and know that they're not alone and they don't have to keep this secret. i kept the secret for a long time. they don't have to keep this secret. >> reporter: these five women determined to show strength, courage, character. they say they just want usc to do the same. nbc news has repeatedly tried to contact dr. tyndall for comment without success. while he has not responded to nbc, he has defended himself in a letter to the "l.a. times." in part, patients sometimes fabricate stories. he vigorously defended his practice

usc's response was we welcome the u.s.tigation and the university will fully cooperate with their inquiry. >> i hope bypeeopleing out people will know they don't have to keep the secret. >> the five women determined to show strength, courage, character, they s the just want usc to do the same. >> nbc news has repeatedly tried to contact dr. kendall for contact without success, and while he has not responded to usc, he said in par patients sometimes fabricate stories and he defended his practices throughout usc's internal investigation. the medical board of california confirms they are actively investigating claims of misconduct by the doctor, but for now he is still allowed to practice in the state ofia califo >> the lapd are investigating more than 100 mplaints, and ose numbers continue to grow as part of the ongoing criminal investation, and as isaid, those numbers keep coming in. as of yet, no criminal charges have been filed against dr. kindle. >> natalie, thank you. >>> we will switch gears now, and al is down in the

usc wins the women's title in the last meter of the four by four. >> usc won the national championshipsino. you didn't hear the two commentators, perdue has this race, they have to drop the baton. no one expected that. >> no. >> as soon as he said that. >> you heard that, usc won't catch them. >> do you think she had any idea she was coming up up on her? >> no. i think perdue thought they had it in the bag. >> she was gliding. had she seen her coming she would have kicked it up a bit. make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross to disney california adventure park. it must be epic! thrilling!...daring! come ride the incredicoaster. it's going to be simply exhilarating dahling! to make sure my new spicy chicken club combo is a great value. i asked a sales expert. it's amazing, jack! you get a spicy crispy chicken breast, hickory-smoked bacon, and melted cheese on toasted sourdough, plus fries and a drink. all in one de

] >> jimmy: usc community college?ng forward to -- 'cause she's graduating and when they graduate i like to do this thing where i embarrass them. so my daughter goes -- she goes gets her diploma, i'm going to yell, "i knew you were going to be somebody! i knew you were smart! not dumb like your momma said, i knew it!" [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: you wod never do that. you were never -- ah, no. >> i do it -- i've done it e s much that if i ever win an oscar, i know they going to do the same thing to me. "i knew you could act, daddy! i knew you wasn't a dumbass like all the directors said!" [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: congratulations to her. i know -- i know she's got a a proud dad. >> yes. >> jimmy: and let's talk about "marlon." >> yes. >> jimmy: to catch people up, what has happened -- it's a a tricky good show and who's your co-star again? i know- >> essence atkins. >> jimmy: essence atkins. >> diallo riddle who is a a good -- >> jimmy: oh, he's fantastic. >> used to be a writer here. and it's great h

george tyndall was on the usc staff for nearly 30 years. allegations against him were made as early as 1990, but usc didn't fully investigate until 2016. more than two dozen lawsuits have been filed over tindall's alleged behavior. he has denied any wrongdoing. >>> a series of wildfires are burning out of control out west. the buffalo fire erupted yesterday in central colorado. it's burning in a resort town 60 miles west of denver. air tankers are being used to fight the blaze. the largest fire in colorado is in the san juan national forest. this destroyed 36 square miles in the four corners region. war utah, wyoming, and central washington. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news," a proposal to split. >>> and the agent whose gun accidentally goes off is charged. this is the "cbs morning news." [conference phone] baloney! [conference phone] has joined the call. hey baloney here. i thought this was a no by-products call? land o' frost premium. a slice above. i thought this was a no by-products call? a trip back to the dthe doctor's office, m

. >>> 24 women now accuse usc dr. tyndall of a wide range of inappropriatcot.s tells h > plus n resecharversity heldbl depression could be a side effect of more than 200 common medications. we'll talk about how to protect yourself. >>> and the comeback for one of the britain's great symbols. the imaginative new uses for red telephone booths. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today ye's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> he's got a very good personality. he's funny and she's very, very smart. he's a great negotiator. >> concerns follow the summit with north korea. >> kim jong-un is a butcher trying to reason with someone like that is like trying to -- >> at the end of the day, we're all united in football. >> the fbi agent who accidently nitclub has been charged with second-degree assault. >> a judge approving at&t's $85 billion bid for time warner. >> this comes after the justice department sued to block the deal. >> it's a case that never should have been brought. >> thousands of more people evacuated in colorado as a large wildfire continues

more than two dozen lawsuits have been filed, and usc's president resigned in the wake of the scandalnewjersey.com says governor murphy signed the state's sports betting bill. it allows people 21 and over to bet on sports over the internet and in person at state casinos and race tracks. comes after the supreme court cleared the way for new jersey and other states to legally allow sports betting. sports wagering begins thursday in new jersey, but online wagering on sports won't take effect for another month. >>> still ahead, ihop reveals a mystery. a new change. mystery. the popular restaurant chain announces a new change. and for a limited time only discover the dinosaurs from the new movie jurassic world: fallen kingdom, inside kinder joy. a little surprise goes a long way. are confusing quilted northern are confusing quilted northernf. for a bouncy castle. they're both durable, flexible and nice to have at parties. but quilted northern is not a bouncy castle. it's just really nice toilet paper. man 1: this is my body of proof. woman 1: proof of less joint pain... woman 2: ...and cle

was managed by human resources at usc who never contacted police. they are considering closing that hoop hole for colleges statewide. >>> jogger joe is shown on video throwing a homeless person's belongings in the lake. earlier this month, a man recorded him with his cell phone and said when he confronted him about why he was throwing a homeless man's belongings into the lake he attacked him and stole his phone. >>> rodents briefly shut down a san francisco starbucks, the city's department of public health says the starbucks on third street failed inspection. an inspector last friday found the building was infested with rodents. we went by that starbucks this afternoon. as you can see, it was open for business. suggesting that the problem has been fixed. >>> the aim is to protect people from eating harmful toxins. and now a food labeling bill is making a comeback at the capital. it calls for packages to be labeled if products contain p pfas. they help prevent moisture and grease from soaking through the wrappers. but it can cause problems if they th

. >> usc is not going to catch purdue i don't think. oh, my goodness.ins the women's title in the last year of the four-by-four. >> cus the championship by 0.07 of a second. he willis he is split would have earn the individual title in the four hundred meter since 1984 that's how fast. he willis said we're not winning hold my beer. let me do my thing >> my goodness. >> we were debating with the lady finishing in second place said i'm going with darn. >> that'ses what it was. >> close. >> thank you. >> no plane tickets, no game tickets and no plan whatsoever. these spontaneous bay area fans decided to attend game four in weaving your own shoes...rgy by out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> ton on abc 7 news at 9:00 over on cofy 20. hiemts from the pride parade including the nod to politics. >> and on 11:00 on abc 7 staying on top of the emeryville story. >> that is coming up apartment 9:00. >> you bet. >> what lengths would you go to see the warriors sweep the cavs? cleveland. >> an adventurous

, which did not report his alleged abuses, he was a campus employee and not part of the larger usc medical system, and because of that technicality, was not subject to. review, that is a loophole that lawmakers say they will consider closing for college health centers nationwide. >>> a passenger claims she sat on the needle on bart, and needles were found that the san francisco muni station at van ness and market. >> reporter: a pitcher of several needles and paperwork, and another one showing needles strewn across steps, word taken this morning, the first time seeing them at the station near the corner of vanness and market, the residents have expected to find the scene. >> i take muni every day, not a day goes by that i don't see needles. somewhere on my commute to work. >> i've never seen people shooting a before, i've seen needles, just loose needles on the ground, that's all. >> reporter: it is unclear who left him behind, they were quickly -- quickly cleaned up by noon, one man thinks they might belong to a social worker. >> sometimes early in the morning, when i drop of my girlfrien

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before a california senate committee today. >> lawmakers are questioning how health centers like uscmplaints of misconduct. abc news' reporter hasorter hass testimony. >> i hope by speaking pseudoi can be a voice for all those unable to speak about their experience at usc. >> reporter: two former patients of dr. george tyndall slamming the university. >> i should have never met this man. given the countless complaints the university had against him over a course of decades. >> reporter: the women, among some 400 accusers have come forward claiming he had conducted inappropriate pelvic exams, photographing them, touching them inappropriately, and making sexually and suggestive remarks. >> while on the exam table he told me i was beautiful, complimented my vagina, told me my boyfriend must enjoy having sex with me. >> reporter: the alleged victims hope speaking out will serve as a call to action to lawmakers to hold health centers accountable. >> it is inexcusable the university paid the doctor to resign without reporting it to the medical board or students like myself. >> reporter: la

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. >>> california lawmakers are looking at how doctors disciplined in the wake of the scandal at usc. a doctor is used of assaulting women at the university since the 80s. medical institutions are required to submit reports to the board with in 15 days after being made aware of a problem and the attorney representing a handle of alleged victims say that usc didn't do that. some of them spoke at yesterday's hearing. >> he exploited the conservative asian culture knowing the women he abused were unable to speak out loud. >> the doctor intimidated me with sexist comments. >> reporter: administrators defended their decision not to report the allegations to the state medical board. they claim that going through a secret internal process allowed them to remove the doctor quicker. >>> trading diamonds for digital money as the popularity of bit coin continues to rise. one jewelry store is cashing in. >> reporter: steven silver is known for selling rare, ultra high end jewelry and watches. these days the jeweler is also standing out for doing business in bit coin. it's the first jewelry store

. >> he was managed bay human resources by usc and the was a campus employee and not part of the largermedical system. he was not subject to peer review it is a loophole they will consider closing for college health centers state wide. >> opponents for there gas tax saying that they are key factors driving up the cost of transportation. >> it is about time the working people of this state had a voice and not just the special interest and the donors to these campaigns. >> supporters of the appeal gathered enough signatures and waiting for the state to verify them. the legislature passed the tax that raised gas 12 cent a gallon. >>> our time is 4:40 and this new bill aimed at protecting consumers from ingesting harmful toxins. >> president trump wants to create a new branch of the military and why they need a space force for national security. onal security. . >>> on the move in san jose. traffic moving well and getting up to highway way 17. >> it looks more coast and bay, and it will be warmer we will show you the temps coming up. . >>> moments a go kim jong-un arrived in china kicking o

when it's time to give money to universities, usc doesn't need our money. >>t's aschool. thank you i'll put this $10 million with the $1.0 billion. look at that. his first donation. >> when you give even $10 million to an hbcu you are creating opportunities from hundreds if not thousands of people tofrg to school who otherwise wouldn't. we might create a whole new world of black lowers lawyers and doctors and engineers and directors and comedians and across the gamut. >> hear that dr. drea he is calling you out. >> i don't know no problems we love your money, your philanthropy, black schools need money too. bring it this way. >> that's him. he said it. . dear foremothers, your society was led by a woman, who governed thousands... commanded armies... yielded to no one. when i found you in my dna, i learned where my strength comes from. my name is courtney mckinney, and this is my ancestrydna story. now with 5 times more detail than other dna tests. order your kit at ancestrydna.com now totally re-mixed. detail than other dna tests. [ music: "bygones" by oliver ] introducin

she deleted 33,000 subpoenaed emails. 18 usc 2071. that's a fact.he acid washed her hard18 drive with bleach bit. and that's a fact, too. she destroyed literally, had aides destroy, her mobile devices with a hammer. that's a,, fact. of course, remember christians rca, he spent a year in prison for six pictures of a cell phone that he was proud to serve on. far less than hillary rodham clinton. that is a fact. we know that comey and peter strzok, they started writing the exoneration of hillary in early may 2016 but they didn'tng interview her and 17 other witnesses until early july and three days later exonerated h we know they pulled out the legal definition of gross negligence and pulled out before and intel agencies likely hacked into the server. in the bathroom closet. that's a fact. we have a very importantmp developing story we've got to tell you about.e' deputy ag, there you see on the screen, rod rosenstein. according to reporting from catherine herridge, the deputy ag of the united states of america actually threatened tonr records of severa

dre gave usc money, but hbcus need our money, attention and respect too.ly don't want any beef with dr. dre. and also, i did not eat chick wen the klan. come on, angela. >>> can the u.s. president be charged with a crime? why donald trump's attorneys say no. >>> also, a military shake-up in north korea. the company's top three military officials have been replaced just over a week before the trump/kim summit. >>> plus this -- >> the cost of a can of beer is directly tied to the price of aluminum. and one of the biggest consumers of aluminum in the world is right here in colorado, the miller coors corporation. >> how u.s. tariffs might take a bite out of beer drinkers' wallets. hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united at

. >> new this morning, breaking their silence former usc students talking exclusively to "today" about the abuse they received at the hands of a campus gynecologist. >> i read an article that broke about all the women he abused. that's when i realized it wasn't his style, he was a sexual predator, and he sexually molested me. along with thousands of women. >> five women sharing their allegations against dr. george kendall. federal authorities investigating allegations the school claimed he sexually harassed women during pelvic exams. the story airs today during 8:00 hour. >>> this story one you followed. now victims of golden state killer may get paid. a new budget extended asked for compensation. normally victims have three years to file but these crimes happened decades ago. authorities say jeph deangelo killed 12 people and raped nearly 50 others in the '70s and '80s. >>> it a priest and fallen indians. they have been fighting for decades to move it. they voted to put it in storage. the city board of appeals reversed the ruling saying history should not be concealed. after backlash

the usc on the counsel was empty yesterday at its meeting in geneva, switzerland. >>> the santa rosa city council has signed off on the largest budget increase in the city's history. that comes in response to the worst fire the city's history. yesterday the council approved a $447 million spending plan to help pay for the recovery cost. that's a 16 percent jump from last year's budget. city leader say the fire recovery cost have exceeded the revenues needed to pay for them. >>> environmental crusader has joined the legal team about the wildfires last year. the former legal clerk became famous 18 years ago following the release of the oscar- winning movie aaron brockovich. >>>10 am. bay area scientists know more about that dead blue whale the one that washed ashore at point reyes. what they say killed the whale before it was discovered. >>> one the creek making changes on selling and growing pot. the regulations on cultivation coming up. store, -- >>> we have traffic moving along pretty well if you are driving at the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> the breeze has picked up and the fog is b

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. >> reporter: at the one archives at usc, the largest collection of lgbt history in the world, lynncumentarian glen mcilhiney reflected on the flag's first flight. >> approximately 40 x 60, weighed many, many pounds, it took about six people to carry each one. >> reporter: across the nation, 40 years later, after those first flags soared in san francisco, tyler wallic has been celebrating pride all month. >> personally having grown up knowing i was gay in texas, the rain we flag was always something that actually kind of scared me. >> reporter: those same colors that sparked a movement, new age tools for his trade. >> it led me to embracing the color of the flag and using it in every piece of my art. it stands for love, light, and most of all, positivity. >> reporter: building on a decades-old legacy of ride and progress. we should never forget that one of the most amazing superpowers a community has is that it can help us speak our truth to ourselves. >> our thanks to whoopi. pride and dignity. it was herbert hoover who said, freedom is the open window through which pours the sunli

under 2 usc 194, if either of you are held in contempt, willing you allow yourself, allow the u.s. attorney to bring that case before a grand jury pursuant to the law? or will you like your predecessors, object? >> congressman i'm glad to say this i'm actually not familiar with that issue. i do have -- >> you were serving the department of justice under both of these cases, the harriet meijers case and the fast and furious, where the attorney general himself were held in contempt and they obstructed and did not allow the case to go to the u.s. attorney. you oversee u.s. attorneys, including the one for the district of columbia at this point. u.s. attorney for the district of columbia did not make that decision, in fact that decision was made at the highest level of the department of justice, simply to hold out. ultimately an obama appointee gave us much of the information that we wanted. it was far more than the attorney general who lied to us about how much was there, said there was. ultimately it object uncovered obstruction by the attorney general. so the question is, would you

usc berkeley political science expert said that paid off for leno with 70% of kim's second place votes. >> in rank choice you have a first and second place choice and so obviously what leno and kim did ended up helping leno a lot. >> i did get my second vote to jane and i think she gave her second vote to me because we both agree that it is time for fundamental change. >> reporter: no matter the outcome the winner will be caamican wom y.eest the office. leno, the first openly gay man to take theff no word fro london breed's campaign. mark leno will talk about the lead later today. next round of election results updated at 4:00 p.m. today. mail-in ballots accepted as late as friday and could be days or weeks before we know a winner here. live in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> thank you. a lot of us surprised overnight. if you aren't clear of ranked choice voting works, head to abc7 news.com. we have an explainer on the front page. >>> as for california's governor, newsome and cox are the two to move to the general election in november. here's the breakdown of results. new

my schools are nyu, columbia, usc, ucla. >> are these some of the better schools? >> yes, they are. >> so you've done your homework. >> yes. a goal without a plan is just a dream. >> okay, i like that. >> this is 13. >> i love what 13 looks like. [ laughter ] >> you told me that you just came back and spoke with somebody graduating from the program who just got their phd. >> yes, sir. >> tell us about that. >> back in 2003 i created the college pathways to clear. we realized that we had a ged program and afterschool program, but we did not have anything that allowed people to access how to get into college and prep for it. so that was really important. a young woman by the name of dr. howard was on our very first college tour in 2005. so, as an oakland high school student, i remembered that we used to race to the post office to beat the mid-light -- midnight deadline to go to college's. she got into uc berkeley, still the number one public institution. at the time, nobody in her family had even graduated high school, so this was a big leap. we had gone to look at c

skyler: honestly, i just applied through the usc career board.emonis: is that where you went to school? skyler: yeah. i was a 3-year graduate. lemonis: wow. skyler: yeah, so i'm... lemonis: it's not like you've been out of... skyler: i'm 23. i run the office day-to-day. you know, matt is not here most of the time, so... i found the suppliers. lemonis: you do? skyler: yeah. and i think that matt is really overconfident with a lot of his business knowledge, and thinking that he knows what's right always, and so, that, kind of, in combination with charlotte being kind of uncertain of her business knowledge, it puts us in a situation that is, financially, really poor for the company, you know, because we're not profitable every month. lemonis: you have a pretty good head on your shoulders for being out of school for a couple years. skyler: thank you. lemonis: all right. let's go look at the financials. what do you say? skyler: sounds good. lemonis: all right. ♪ okay. skyler: all right. so, this is the cash-flow estimation. here is the profit and loss

social security administrati, from the state department, specifically, passport data, as well as fr the usc is to look at the naturalization data, and this ir all t of the plan that secretary wilbur ross did approve at the recmendation of census bureau officious who originally said, you know, you don't necessarily need to add a istizenship question, maybe we can compile ing government data by u.s. citizens to create a more comprehensive dataset of how many citizens there are in the count. and so this is part of the plan current currently and we will see how this pans out because this is really new territory for the censuso use this data in this way. >> sreenivasan: so if this question is included in the census now, and if there is a significant undercount what theo l effects? >> the local effects are huge, possibly. we have to remember that the cens uus numbers ad to really build our government, they directly impact how many seats of house of representatives each state gets and also impacts how the government from the fe level down to the local level, how legislative districts are drawn and

german chemicals group bayer has sealed its takeover of usc's maker monsanto. it is worth $63 billion. bayer is already a time and will become a bigger global player. in a monsanto will disappear, but t it's for -- the name on center will disappear, but it's -- the name monsanto will disappear, but it's brands will remain. reporter: with h the purchase of monsantoto, bayer becomes the largesagrochemical comny in the world. holds just over 30% of the global market. that is ahead of the chinese swiss firm which has just ov 28%. that it is the u. business down to pot, with 17.5%. basf controls 15.5% of the global markeket. just five corporate entities wiwill determine the direction f global agriculture and the nutrition of humanity. this while the world population grows. 10 million people by 2050, according to current estimates. because farmland isn't increasing, it is up to these five firms to figure out how to coax more out of the ground that is already under the plow. javier: the football world cup in russia is a week away with many european teams hoping to win

i wish i was at usc with you all. i used to live in california in san jose, and there was a humorous bit that appeared in the newspaper one day. there was a fellow who was pulled over for driving in the commuter lane, and he was -- as a single passenger. he contended that he had a copy of his corporate charter in his passenger seat since citizens united had declared corporations to have the rights of humans. anyway, that's a chuckler. but my real, serious question is what do you think about the term limits in terms of our federal politicians being able to stay away from being, having a moratorium from participating in lobbying? i've heard five years as being one of the proposals that was put together. but then also, you know, there's a corrupting influence that i think is really scary. i think that the way a lot of the politicians can be compromised by corporate influence. anyway, your thoughts on some of those. >> host: thank you, bob. >> guest: well, those are great questions, and you're right, it's a great story ab

in southeast asia, usc chinese payment.experienced 10 years .go with lending there are a lot of scenes and trends that china experienced that are very much mirrored in southeast asia. more: we will have exclusive interview from the venture china series all this week. is all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ from thetocks rebound worst selloff since early april with oil prices rallying and the dollar advances. topresident trump appearing backtrack on his approach in china. go up inlobal various response to the u.s. tariffs. >> and the president has what he calls a tremendous victory after the revised -- supreme court upholds his

the los angeles county sheriff's department identified him as 35-year-old tristan, a usc graduate who was preparing to move to the area for a job. he was killed at malibu state park inside a tent with his two daughters ages two and four. his children were not entered. detective said there had been other shootings near the location in the past. they have shut down the campground as a precaution. >> the first thing the cop said is that this does not happen here. it can happen anywhere and you according to the ctmistry in 20 from uirvine a suitable company. a go fund me campaign has been started for the family. >>> it is 5:47. recent figures show that the low income level in the bay area is the highest in the country. the government latest definition is about $117,000 a year for a family of four in san francisco, marin and san mateo counties. in santa clara county a household of $94,000 a year and in alameda and contra costa counties 89,000 is considered low income.fe says despite numerous constructions, housing has not kept pace with the tremendous job growth in the region since 2011. >

a march at the usc campus over the weekend called for justice and transparency in light of hundreds ofegations of sexual misconduct against longtime gynecologist, george tyndall. the u.s. department of education and the board and the lapd are looking into how the university handled sexual harassment claims against george tyndall. >>> five anti-trump protesters will appear in court for a rally at berkeley that turned violent last year. jessica flores joins us with new details. >> reporter: prosecutors say the anti-trump protesters went too far, turning violent. five men face charges of assault in court today. the arrests stem from protesting at the mlk civic center in berkeley. the video was from march 2017. that was the height of political turmoil in the city when several clashes broke out over the first few months of the trump presidency. it started as a pro-trump rally and then antifa moved in. video captures the members of both sides using violence. fires broke out and some used weapons like sticks and pepper spray and even fireworks. berkeley police moved in and broke up the fights

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. >>> and usc students show their support for woman whose complaints about a school doctor were ignored, more on that, coming up. >>> america runs on dunkin'. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ good morning to you, happy sunday fun day, isn't that a beautiful start to the morning! temperatures will climb as we go into the next few days. a beautiful afternoon in store, we have a look at the temperatures for today and ahead, coming up. >>> is president trump prepares for the historic summit with kim jong un, another world leader is announcing he is also open to talks. russian president, vladimir putin, says he is ready to meet with president trump and wants washington to hold the u.s. russia summit. latimer putin says he shares the concerns about a renewed arms race. he has a call for the improved relations with the kremlin and there are reports that there is a summit in the works. >>> the coast guard rescued three boaters stranded,

follows yesterday's tom by women who say they were assaulted by a doctor at a university health clinic at usc. under the bill doctors would be required to notify the patients directly if they are placed on probation. the state medical board opposes the bill saying the information is already available. >> we're not disclosing anything that isn't already public. we're just making it user friendly, convenient so that the public and the patients can have it right in front of them. >> all we're asking for is to give knowledge, give patients the intelligent and allow them to make the decision for themselves. >> now the way things work now is doctors put on probation have to notify their insurer and the hospital or clinic but not the patients. >> well, it's still a couple of years away the 2020 census, a big deal. that's the message in the south bay. women specifically holding up a sign that reads engage, vote and lead. 2020 markets nation's 100th anniversary of women getting to vote, and women from non-profits across the south bay announced today that they are reaching out to get everyone counted.

. >> properly moved and seconded that we approve the rates as presented for usc medicare advantage fully insured retirees for plan year 2019. is there any further comment or discussion by the board? any further public comment? we are now ready to vote. >> [roll call] >> we are voting on the optional reduced premium? >> that is correct as represented on page 35 of the presentation. >> all those in favor with that clarificati clarification? >> [roll call] >> the motion carries unanimously. all right. next item. >> item 6, action item. >> so we have a large group in in this plan. on slide 4 we've illustrated a 13.2% reduction in the premiums from keizer from 2018 to 2019. there is a table that explains the rational why. it's a combinations of adjustments from the cms contribution to the federal government, center more medicare and medicaid services as well as favorable underwriting which apart from the adjustments from -- >> unfavorable underwriting means what? >> to increase only. if keizer were -- had been able to look at the plans we would look at a rate well below average. there's a 13.

human resources at usc did not report those alleged abuses. dr. peer review. that is a loophole lawmakers say they will consider closing for college health centers statewide. >>> baby eagle bend has been nesting in a tree in milpitas is now a wildlife center after falling out of its nest twice in the past two days. it was rescued by fish and wildlife agents. the eagle is at a rehab center. it has been a cup -- a tough couple of days. it fell out of its nest edits tree -- from its tree and then it fell again yesterday. firefighters in milpitas took this videoued the eagle. >> it was in there upside down, actually. it was having a hard time getting out. >> the eagle it is 10 pounds. it is at the lindsay wildlife center in walnut creek. it is being watched closely for week before it is once again released into the wild. >>> we have new ratings for president trump. how his recent meeting with north korean leader kim jong un is influencing how people feel about him. >>> a popular restaurant in richmond will be closing in a few weeks. details about a gr

they say these children have to be released to sponsors.the second law is eight usc 1325 which is what about. we have to prosecute those that come across the border illegally. the last one is the 2008 act passed on the democratic-controlled congress that is that trafficking victim protection act. bottom line it says you have to separate children and parents for the protection or children and adults for the protection of the child. it is really rather hypocritical to see the democrats now say, mr. attorney general, re-resent the fact that you are enforcing the laws we passed. that is the real backdrop here. [audio lost] the long-term policy realistically has five elements. you have to look at the asylum process today. unlike the reagan era instead of establishing fear persecution with the person of the group they are part of you say you come from bad country with a dangerous environment you might want to seek asylum. less than 20 percent actually qualify. in 2017, the president talked about the catch and ♪motorcycle revving ♪ motorcycle revving ♪motorcycle revving ♪ motorcycle revving ♪

for potential violations of 18 usc 1001. this is a crime to lie to federal investigators, this morning a senior senate republican on the judiciary committee recommended against the deal to security mccabe's testimony. >> we really need to get to the bottom of what happened at the fbi during the comey years where apparently there was misconduct going on, which impugned the reputation of the finest law enforcement agency in the world. we need to clear the air. so i think giving mr. mccabe cover through immunity would be a mistake. >> mccabe's lawyer said that mccabe is willing to testify but he has to have suitable legal protection. if he can't get a deal, mccabe will have to invoke his fifth amendment privilege. there's a date on the calendar for testimony this coming monday before the senate judiciary committee, which is the lead committee on this report. we're told based on the latest information, it's likely to slide again, shep. >> shepard: thanks, catherine herridge. no short, no problem says vladimir putin. he defended

conceded their powers to the president in 8 usc 98-f. it deals with the president's ability to be able to stop people from coming into this country who are not citizens, how we stop them, when he stops them and why he stopped them, a lot of power is given to the president because there's imminent national security concerns. republican or democrat, doesn't make a difference. >> shepard: on the matter of policy that the supreme court did not delve into that area to you is perfectly on point or something else? >> that they didn't delve into the -- >> shepard: the policy. >> absolutely. once you start to do that, you're down a slippery slope. what the chief justi said is so long as there's a rationale basis. this is a legal term. if the presidential authority is solid in the law, even if there's a discriminatory intent to the law, if you can find a rationale basis for it, i.e. national security, it's okay. he listed a number of things with the president and the administration tried to tailor and limit. it's 8% of the muslim countries. countr

details about his violent outbursts, up ahead, hearing from the victims of a ufc got to collagens -- usc consumers from unknown -- unknowingly ingesting harmful toxins, under the bill, of food packaging, they would be required to label food wrappers and to go boxes containing synthetic chemicals known as pfa's, preventing moisture and grease from seeping through, but the talking -- the toxins can seep into the food, the legislation can push consumers to make more informed choices on what and how they eat.>> ultimately, it will really help move the needle on this, having greater consumer awareness, bringing consumers to asked the question, what is this chemical doing, do we need to have a? >> washington state has already moved to ban the use of pfa's, taking effect in 2022. >>> the world health organization says that compulsively playing video games now qualifies as a mental health disorder. more on the health effects. >> reporter: the world health organization is revising its international disease classification manual to make gaming disorder an actual mental condition. it says that exce

this one issue in particular that looks at this issue of lawing to federal agents, a violation of 18 usc001. the inspector general found fbi agents on the clinton e-mail case appeared to joke about the issue and how those that misled investigators wouldn't be prosecuted. the agents are not identified by name in the report, so it's difficult to identify their statements. but one agent was grilled -- grilled a clinton aide over access to a facility that you see in new york state. he asked questions about what is a skif, a secure information facility and supposed to be off limits without a security clearance. this is what they said. >> so you can see that in the texts, they're making it the very least off-hand remarks about what is a very serious statute that's been used by the special counsel to prosecute the former national security adviser and other trump campaign aides, trace. >> other texts also revealed catherine? >> people talk about agent strzok and the fbi lawyer, lisa page. if you dive into the inspector general's report, what you'll see there's a number of bias issues that appear

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immigration specifically and i can read what is a group of ten, i won't read all of them to you but uscnd department of state and labor and social security administration, department of health and human services and justice and the internal revenue service, i did read them all. when you put them together when we look at immigration, the complexity, what are you hearing in terms of how all of our organizations are resounding, are resilient in this case right now to try to implement now which is reunification? >> this is absolute chaos. this was a policy that was done without much thought, without much planning and so for example when the kids and the parents are separated, what kind of identification, what kind of paperwork is given to the parents? so you've hit on the problem, you have multiple agencies, you have agencies that have completely different policies, you have agencies not communicating with each other and you have an administration that has given directives that contradict each other and so what you have just described by listening to the agencies is the essence of the chaos

>> usc. >> oh, no! >> i just lost a bunch of people there! wow, i did not know that about you. >> i never would have guessed you for an sc guy. that's good. cal, you know, it's not a real love thing with cal and sc. i support cal, my dad went there. i have love for cal. >> that's the right answer! >> okay, so temperatures are going to warm up thursday, friday, and saturday, and um, with that you're going to see the fire danger increase, so tomorrow warmer or the same, similar. that's tomorrow. thursday and friday the temperatures come up quite a bit. i'm just giving you a hard time alex. you're a local boy. there's the five-day forecast. we'll just watch the fire and air quality because that's kind of the stuff that starts to show up. >> are we going to get dry along with the warm weather? >> yes, this weekend definitely. >> thanks bill, appreciate it. ll, appreciate it. >>> public works crews in marin county have repaired roads damaged by storms a couple of winters ago. they installed retaining walls and completed upgrades an roads that were