to the microphone and pronounced today, kate kendall day in the city of san francisco. [cheers and applause] the stage is yours. >> thank you. i was not prepared for that. i really thought i was just coming, just like all of you to a flag raising. i didn't realize that i was going to be acknowledged in this way. what i want to say is that when i came to san francisco, 24 years ago, to start as a legal director for the national centre for lesbian rights, i thought i was coming to be the legal director at the national centre for lesbian rights. i never thought i would be the executive director, and i never imagined that a city could so transform a person and make them feel so embraced and so loved, and so welcome to, so supported that they could, every day, and that is me i am speaking of, have my reach exceed my grasp in what i thought i was capable of. this city, on the support of many people who are here, and many people who came before and who are no longer here launched me in so many ways, and i have often said, but it is so true, i get so much more than i gave and i

bekah gets a rose, kendall gets a rose. tia crying her way into the next bachelorette spot. >> did kendall ask for that? >> arie asked to speak to her outside. wanted to see if she was ready to move forward. who was ready but didn't get the chance was tia. >> well, she should have been ready to move forward with the racecar. she drove so slowly. >> next week a two-fer we'll have details monday morning, then the finale. peru. >> was there a kiss count? >> no kiss count. he kissed them all. you get the idea. analyst out. >> jack is trying desperately to get this season over with. >> by the way this season is slightly shorter than previous ones and jack is like -- thankful. >>> on to day two of the star spangled scandal. the singer said she tried to jazz things up a little bit during the national anthem but now she said in a statement clearly this rendition didn't strike the intended tone. >> she added i love this country and i tried my best. the response of course was quite swift. >> people were not very nice about this. >> i

first, i want to acknowledge that kate kendall has been an incredible inspiration for me. [cheers and applause] i also want to thank you for starting out by crying, because i normally do as well. this is perfect. thank you. [laughter] with that, i will

kendall haley and daniel wilson own the clothing line, "faded ambition." they've designed sleeping bags for the homeless. three weeks ago, they raised enough money for 100 sleeping bags, through crowdfunding. they've handed out dozens of sleeping bags in d.c. and they're now urging celebrities to help them. the two entrepreneurs are using the hashtag "100 sleeping bags" as part of their social media challenge. their long-term goal is to help using the hashtag "100 sleeping bags" as part of their social media challenge. their long-term goal is to help provide the homeless with opportunities.. that will keep them off in the wake of the "hastag- me too" movement-- many hollywood stars have called for changes in the way the industry does business, especially surrounding allegations of sexual misconduct. now-- one group says "time's up!" that's the anti-harassment initiative... launched by reese witherspoon, jennifer aniston, shonda rhimes, kerry washington, and meryl streep - along with hundreds of other women in hollywood. the group -- writing an open letter.

we owe an obligation to the laws, kendall said, but a higher one to the community in which we live. and if a former be perverted so as to destroy the latter, it is patriotism to disregard them. so what we deal with today in the confusion of politics and culture, as an, an excuse for suppressing speech is not new, but today's cultured despisers of free speech are not merely victims of a semantic confusion of culture and politics. and this is what leads to the second stage of this new strategy of oh throw. -- overthrow. a second stage says there is nothing which is legitimately political anymore. that all political speech really is cultural and thus can be severely regulated without any reference to the first amendment. in fact the first amendment becomes a dead letter. the gene ology of this second stage is long and begins with karl marx or, rather with the italian marxist antonio gramsky. he believed that marx had missed an important detail in describing how the working class should one fine day overthrow the capital it ruling class marx designed the working class oppressed by the p

kendall did not notice u pil she went t for the groceries. >> panicked. i said to the guy, i said i don't have my wallet. i said i need to run out to my i thought maybe i had left it in the car. by the time i got down, searched through my car, i knew what had happened. >> well, police are now searching through surveillance video. sthe they're trying to identify these thieves. in the meantime they recomnd that you keep your purse closed or your wallet with you while you shop. i am so guilty of leaving the cart out. >>> your time is 4:46. new video from a tent citear el paso, texas, housing hundreds ofra m children. journalists were given a tour, but cameras were notlled inside. the department of health and human services released this video. this morning they are still working to reunite thousands of children at facilities acrossnt the c with their parents. >> news 4 tracie potts joinng us here studio this morning. tracie, we are seeing a lot of these videos across the country. these different facilities. what do you thinkre the biggest challenges as far a

from kelly clarkson to kendall jenner. our insider told us, kendall actually had a male attendant to carry her poof all night. >> i'm excited to be part of the solidarity movement. i'm excited everybody chose black because i look good in that color. i was like, please don't pick pink. >> would wonder woman wear black today? what would she say about what is going on? >> sure she would wear black. for sure. the lasso will be black. >> reporter: but of course, when you have one color you want to wear, these stars know it's all about the details. the feathers on angelina's cape. mandy moore's belt. mariah showing off her more than 25 pound weight loss in the mermaid gown. >> jessica rabbit moment. you look gorgeous. how are you feeling? >> feeling good, darling. >> the turban. were you like, i'm not doing my hair today? i'm throwing a turban on? >> no, it wasn't bad. i'm obsessed with this. i saw this on the runway when it walked down. i was like, i will wear that turban. >> yes. she does. she let her hair down literally, lett

and i haven't evaluated kendall jenner. but i really respect her for talking openly about it because hopefully this will allow people to really finally destigmatize having mental illness and encourage people to get help. >> and what's the difference between day-to-day anxiety and an anxiety disorder? and at what point, should you seek treatment? >> so, anxiety is normal. we all live with it. we all live with worry. anxiety can be very healthy and adaptive -- it's what motivates us to get that bill paid on time. but when anxiety becomes a disorder is when it becomes excessive and interfering in our lives. so you want to seek help from a licensed mental health counselor. when it becomes excessive and interferes. meaning, it interferes in your health. it interferes with work and relationships. and the longer you wait to get help, the worse it could get. >> we saw in the piece women suffer two types as much as men from anxiety but men suffer from it as well. >> absolutely. everyone suffers from anxiety. they can suffer from an

. >>> model and reality star kendall jenner opening up about her struggle with anxiety. something millions of americans face. how she's treating it and how to know when you need to get help. come on back. c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. the pen where you don't have to see or handle a needle. and it works 24/7. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it should not be the first medicine to treat diabetes, or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not take trulicity if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, if you have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you're allergic to trulicity. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or symptoms like itching, rash, or trou

kendall coffey, also happens to be a former federal prosecutor. guy, when you look at jerome coarsy, he could either be lying, which is something he's done in public a lot, lying about barack obama, or he could be panicking and sort of saying what he's worried about, which is he's going to get indicted on false statements. >> here's whoo they've done with coursy, sat down with him for 40 hours. agents and prosecutors have gone through line and chapter, question, answer, question, answer. >> as kanye says, i'ma let you finish. but you don't need 40 hours to get jerome coarsy to lie. it takes about half an hour. >> maybe 15 minutes. so what has happened is mueller and his team have now called and it said, you are going to be indicted. so that's kind of -- he knows it, his lawyers know it. >> why does mueller do it, if you're right? i want to be clear, we don't treat him as a credible source. if that's right, why would mule doer that? >> coarsy, this is prosecution 101. coarsy's the little fish. stone's the bigger fish. and trump is the biggest fish.

attorney, kendall coffey. let's go right to you, lee. you have been covering rod rosenstein for a year and a half now, since he initially got this job as deputy attorney general. tonight, i just want to play for you a short montage of a variety of pundits claiming per "the washington post" that this conversation about wearing a wire and getting other people to wear a wire, this is all just a joke. let's watch. >> if the words were said, it seems more likely they were said in some sort of sarcastic or exasperated way rather than as a serious plan to actually wire up and go into do this. this does not give any grounds at all in terms of any action of rosenstein's that justifies firing him. >> it makes sense to me that maybe he could have made a crack about it. >> it is important to see this story about rosenstein and the "times" and they are part of the declassification issue. >> laura: explain that. >> we have seen since monday when the president said he was going to declassify documents. over the last week, "the new york times," abc news

who or what does kendall jenner say has been "putting my life in danger"? not exactly what you'd suspect. the lapd on tuesday arrested a 37-year-old alleged stalker who was standing on jenner's front porch, and charged him with criminal trespass. but on social media, the 22-year-old jenner aimed her ire at tmz and the celebrity news gatherers' report on the incident. how do you guys think these terrifying people know where my house is? you released not only photos but my location, she tweeted. i understand what i signed up for, but when you release the exact location to where i live, that is when you are putting my life in danger. >> get this. kendall jenner has a new stalker. this one is different. she lives in a beautiful gated community. multimillion dollar homes. >> reporter: the tmz report does not appear to identify jenner's location, only saying that she lives in a gated community that the stalker had allegedly gained access to by climbing down through the surround hills. tmz also showing two photographs apparently near where jenner lives but neither

was clause second, kate, celebrate, we named it kate kendall day in san francisco. but i'm proud to announce today this is lgbtq pride month in the city of san francisco. [cheers and applause] all right, everyone. and droit the refreshments and happy pride, everybody. [cheers and applause] >> good afternoon, everyone. how you feeling? this is a really special day for us. it's our opportunity to acknowledge many of the amazing young people that we have here in san francisco, and we have been doing this now for eight years, and it was something that mayor lee started. [applause] >> and he appropriately calls it the "i am the future scholarship award" because he always thought a lot about our students and thought that they were our future and wanted to get you all off to a great start to make sure you get where you're headed. and our incredible mayor, mayor farrell has been helping to lead this work alongside us to ensure that you get to where you're headed. so we're really happy to have you here and your families. families are such a critical piece in making sure our

joining me now to break it all down joe digenova is an attorney in washington and kendall coffee former district attorney for the southern district of florida. gentlemen, great to see both of you. joe, you said earlier today, i believe, that this is a village. this samir raj. this is a this is a mirage. it accomplishes nothing. it has nothing to do with mr. mueller's mandate. it prevents mr. manafort from getting consecutive time. it also prevents mr. mueller from having to go through a trial and waste resources and it also permits mr. manafort to cooperate in the ongoing investigation by mueller of tony podesta and 6 others including gregory craig formerly of the law firm asking a and. i would walls are closing in but not on the president. >> laura: alan dershowitz called this a big deal today. he said basically this was not great news for the administration. he also then discussed the issue of a possible pardon and the timing of a pardon for paul manafort. let's watch. >> wouldn' once he agrees to cooperate he has to cooperate with everything. know such thing as partial cooperation. t

attorney kendall coffee. let's get to it. your reaction to this new tweet this morning from michael avenatti, how do you interpret it? >> he's trying to get reaction from trump and trump's legal team. obviously trump's legal team doesn't want to talk about this but the real question is whether the special counsel team is playing attention. $130,000 for a coverup is that something that seems to be relevant to anything legally? we remember where jon edwards was prosecutored becau kcue pro money was used to hush up. does that constitute some form of an illegal campaign contribution since the upshot is to benefit the candidate? the jury reacted that charge or didn't convict edwards, it wafw eventually dropped. the doj thinks that's a legal theory and could be something president trump is asked about wherever he has his interview or testimony with the mueller team. >> yeah, so you mentioned the president's legal team paying attention to all this and avanetti takes to twitter at 2:51 this morning. is he taking a pa

joining me is kendall coffey, thank you for being with us. on the subject of the tapes, a couple of questions. if they exist, number one, wow. and number two, a guarantee they would be admissible or useable in an investigation? >> well, it's a double wow in terms of the existence of tapes. and with cohen's reputation as something of a recording artist who was taping a lot of people, that could be a major focus of the fbi's early interest. i don't think too many of them are going to be privileged unless he was recording donald trump, assuming he was recording third parties, there's not going to be a privilege issue there. and we all know that very few things are as probative, except perhaps for video, than an audio recording. witnesses just can't deny it. so everybody that's spoken to michael cohen in the last group of years has got to be pretty nervous this morning. >> and just to be clear, the conversations with the president would only be privileged if he was acting as his lawyer on the subject they were discussing, a, and, b, assuming ther

. >> i remember calling up david kendall, who was representing them both, and said, "you know, david, i think it's important for everyone that we do it under oath." >> independent counsel robert fiske was nearly ready to close out his investigations of vincent foster's suicide and allegations of white house interference, but he first wanted to talk to the clintons. >> i said, to david kendall, "this will be very limited. it's just gonna be on these two subjects. and we're not gonna ask him anything about arkansas-related matters -- whitewater, any of that. >> fiske spent 2 1/2 hours grilling the president and the first lady separately at the white house. later that evening, 3,000 miles away, in brentwood, california, nicole brown simpson and ron goldman were savagely murdered. it would be the start of a california media circus that would rival the one to come in washington, d.c. two weeks later, on june 30, 1994, robert fiske issued his two reports. the first concluded that no evidence was found to show obstruction of justice related to the madison guaranty inquiry. the second determi

information indicating coordination between syrian military officials before the attack while my colleague kendall laney and i have learned today that the u.s. now has blood and urine samples from some of the victims of this attack in syria last weekend and that those samples according to u.s. officials tested positive for chemicals toxin samples verified witness and victim accounts provided by a u.n. backed chemical organization would have served as rock solid proof but trump apparently figured why bother launching the strikes just hours before the your p.c. w. probe on the ground was shot jule to start experts abound to proceed with the investigation anyway but in the face of the strikes they are presented with an additional challenge now holding up the very relevance of the probe another obligation for an attack of this kind u.n. approval but that's not a chapter of international law for trump just a nuisance does my duty to remind member states that there is an obligation particularly when dealing with methods of peace and security to act consistently with the charge that of the united nations

george kendall was the only full time gynecologist at usc. now five women ranging in age from 23 to are telling their shockingly similar claims of abuse from man they trusted in a place they say should have protected them >> he took pictures of me during the exam. he had meully undress behind a curtain, not visib to my exam. >> while i was ithe stirrups, he told me i was beautiful. >> the phd from usc, and sene hughes graduated with a major. >> fox just received her masters. earned her masters in 2014. all have painful memories of their first visit to the dr. george kendall. >> i thought ts is his sty and i thought maybe i was uncomfortable with his style. it was not his style. he was a sexual predator and he sexually molested me along with thousands of women. >> they each describe the methodology digned to prey. >> they look at what kind of victims they ke, they groom them and they try different things to see how far the can go. >> now 21 and 24, it was their first visit with the guy tphau call gist. >> he told me if i needed to be on birth

the wilmore kendall memorial college -- john: i'm glad most of the audience will not understand that remark. let me turn around to a different topic since obviously i am getting no change on that particular question. ill took on an established point of view. that was in the sense that the biggest thing he did, he faced in the 50's and early 60's a solid wall of liberal complacency -- remember the phrase that conservatism didn't exist except as a series of mental gestures. the question is, today, we have political correctness. do we think that bill would have done the same thing here and how would he do it and how can we do it? with you on, ed, this. edwin: that is not where i thought you're going to go with this question. let me answer the question i wish you would have asked. this goes back to trump versus reagan. i think bill buckley, in political terms, the way you think about washington was very much in tune with ronald reagan's notion that if i can get 80% i will come back for the other 20% later. i think that not only in terms of policy issues but in terms of people. one of the

he declared today at kick kendal day. all celebrations all month long. starting june 24. >>> a duck stuckn storm drains. we'll sl show you next. motivation." that )s how sunnyvale employees viewed their rescue today of eight ducklings who took "a tumble" down a storm-drain. a resident called police, who called publ >>> #monday motivation. that's how employees viewed their day of eight ducks that fell down a drain. the family was has beenly waddling away. there was no criminal charge of abandonment. mamma duck hovered the entire time. they're all reunited. >> no charges. that's very nice. >> credit to our writer marla for that one. >> i like the duck duck oop. >> before we go it's a warm night ahead here. >> the coast is going to be cool and it's going to be nice in the next couple days. thank for joining us. into washington, d.c. for the stanley cup finals. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who,

kendall smith was arrested for inciting riot. not much of a riot going on there. what is even more fascinating, and i don't have any arrest records from the previous event, but i can't recall reading the paper and seeing hundreds of white students being arrested for burning the american flag. the next time, the times had a big article about it. but no photos. not a single photo. they continue to write stories about his legal problems, never ever publishing photos that show there was a riot. the text of the articles is very detailed, saying it was a small crowd of reporters and a photographer or two. the author got funny, writing about there being pigeons there. [laughter] >> do you recall what the headline was? craig it was pretty straightforward. -- >> it was pretty straightforward. text was clear in describing the scene clearly, but there were no pictures. kendall smith got off on a technicality, it was not actually illegal to burn a flag. he was acquitted. he took a sheet from a nearby hotel, i do not know if he stole it or paid for it, but he made that she wor

declining because of the costly war and yemen elizabeth kendall what are you expecting to come out of these talks then. well i think you're right to be very cautious i'm certainly not expecting the long piece deals again to come out of these talks but i think it is very significant already that we have both of the major warring sides together in the same place in the same location at the same time to face each other that is already a huge amount of progress but will it actually move beyond confidence building measures we've already seen some of these confidence building measures what we want now is some time to pull talks haps not to sort out all of the elements problems that the two most urgent matters that we must hope come out of the talks are a ceasefire and some kind of agreement to prop up the economy that's in meltdown because both of these situations the ongoing conflict the lack of a ceasefire and the spiraling out of control economy exacerbates in this appalling humanitarian crisis so matters is still getting worse if the talks can solve those two issues and the other really

well, kendall smith was arrested for inciting riot. not much of a riot going on there. and what's even more fascinating, i don't have any arrest records from the previous event in central park, but i can't recall reading the paper and seeing hundreds of white college students being arrested for burning the american flag. he was arrested, thrown in the clink and next day the "times" had a big article about it. again, two columns down the metro section. but no photos. not a single photo. they continued to write stories about his legal case. never, ever publishing these photos showing that there was never a riot. >> watch the entire program at 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. eastern on monday. american history tv, only on c-span 3. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> the c-span bus continues its 50 capitals tour this month with stops in raleigh, columbia, atlanta and montgomery. on each visit, we will speak with state offic

and kendall jenner -- oh, that's a smize. kendall jenner is making $22.5 million thanks to her contracts with estee lauder, adidas and calvin klein. congratulations, the stars are just like us. in that we try smizing. >>> next, oprah winfrey opens up a video from 12 years ago that is now going viral. >> a "buzzfeed" writer dug up this clip from "the oprah winfrey" show in 2006 in which oprah looks less than dazzled as she tastes a chicken recipe that had just won $1 million in the pillsbury bake-off. >> i was having a moment of trying to decide -- do i want her to have a great time? what is my real moment of truth? because the truth for me was that i am used to having salt and pepper on my chicken. that's just the truth. that's what i was thinking. this chicken needs some salt and pepper. >> let them know. >> let them know, oprah. you do. >> that's the reason that kendis doesn't eat on air. >> it's honestly why i don't eat on tv. >> he doesn't want to be put in that position. >>> all right. big competition happening. >> right

kendall boxman of sewell make r made it back home safe to gloucester county from a party friday. the bad news? the party was in morgantown west virginia >> i was like that's crazy, why did you agree to take me to new jersey from west virginia? >> kenneth had been out with buddies near the campus of west virginia when he said he wanted to call eight night. he ordered an uber ride, which he doesn't quite recall doing and fell asleep >> i just woke up in the uber next to an older dude >> once he made it home, the price tag of the blurry trip became clear >> $1,635 and change >> he accidently ordered a more expensive uber x l >> it would have been $800, but came to 1600. >> reporter: john denver since country roads take me home, in kenneth's case, they took him home but won't be here flash flood warning >> i'm going back to west virginia, pick up my bags and >> reporter: alexandria hoff sewell new jersey. >>> youtube sensation, children spending hours watching other children play wind guth toys >> how parents should handle. . plus this >> i'm a survivor and i'm on season 36. >> what

. >> we asked kendall for a blood sample from the president. it's very significant that you ask the chief executive of the united states of america for a blood sample. it was necessary to get the president's blood because he forced federal law inforcement officials into this position. it wasn't their fault. the indignity that occured clinton's fault. >> on august 3, 1998, under the cover of darkness, bob bittman quietly headed to the white house map room and supervised the drawing of the president's blood. we were told to go to a specific gate, and, sure enough, the secret service was waiting for us, and, by cart, go to the white house. >> bob bittman went over with a nurse and an fbi agent. >> we walked in to the map room before we took his blood. i think he was tense, but he was very outwardly cordial. >> the mood soon soured. >> i think it demeaned the presidency and the president to take his blood to compare it to the dress. >> the agent asked me afterwards -- had noticed his red face -- and asked me if i thought it was sunburn, and i said,

tom: brokers have told us about kendall square. they say it might be the priciest real estate on the east coast per square foot. earlier this year, you bought a 14-acre parcel there for $750 million to do all kinds of things with it. mixed use, they call it. that money came from the endowment. is that an unconventional use of the money? president reif: this is an investment for the endowment, clearly, and i believe the investment will produce returns, believehe same time, i conventionally in the system. we need the ecosystem of the area to keep bringing the right , to give graduates places to go to start their businesses and hire people and so forth. we have to provide that type of tunityment, and the to get that space so close to us comes one time in history, so it would not want to be missed. of course we wanted to have mixed-use. we want people not just to come and work here but to come and play and live here. to outsourcechose its real estate endowment to bain. any chance of m.i.t. doing the same? president reif: if anything, w

. >>> the family of saline kendall demanded justice at the board of directors after he was shot and killed. [ foreign language spoken ]. >> the shooting was not on the agenda, family members came and spoke during the public comment period and expressed outrage after the bart shooting. that promotion has been put on hold. >>> the officer's body camera kendall shows whether he had possession of the gun and this happened at the bart session january 3rd. >> he's living on the ground, he is grappling someone with nothing in his hand. >> when you commit murder you're convicted. we're desiring they can make a example of this case and do what's right and give justice. there are too many of our young membership, particularly african-american men getting murders and the cops are walking. >> on may 14th. the bart board of directors are discussing the shooting and selling continue tell. >>> state lawmakers are looking to advance a bill on when police officers can fire their guns. several officers met to oppose that bill. it would force police officers to go through you a checklist and that could endan

former us attorney kendall coffey says the legal drama is just getting started. ♪ >> welcome back to "fox and friends first," the clock is ticking for congress to pass a spending bill with just weeks until funding runs out but the real drama is with democrats as more than a dozen are speaking out to stop nancy pelosi from becoming speaker. it was in barbara's live with what comes next as the new congress comes in. >> a dozen incumbent house democrats at half a dozen incoming democrats are preparing promising not to support nancy pelosi as speaker of the house when a vote goes to the floor. democratic aide told fox news the names of 17 democrats currently on the letter. democrats from ohio to colorado to south carolina, some democrats who won congressional races the cycle by promising to oppose nancy pelosi, the party's longtime leader says she's confident she will be the next speaker of the house. >> it is clear i will not be voting for the current leader. i'm supporting change. >> how do you feel about that? >> house republicans dealt with a challenge in their ranks last night. numb

and so did her walle it was supposed to be a quick shopping trip to whole foods for kendall. but it turned intoth ag but that. >> i had to get a new driver's license, cancel all my credit cards. yeah. >> it's bn a nightmare. >> it's been a nightmare. >> kendall had her wallet in her purse and her purse was closed and the child seat of the hopping cart with food on top of it. she thought it was safe, but then came rice ruse. a man and woman got her involved in a conversation about rice. long grainrice, short grain rice, brown rice, white rice, and allhe while they're asking you about this rice, and they're king you about that rice. >> yes. >> reporter: they're back there taking your wlet out of your purse from your shopping cart. >> yep. when you go to check out, no nd wallet, no money, and you felt like? >> it was just an awful feeling. >> reporter: did you feel like you were taken? >> yeah. >> reporter: police say these types of scams are not that uncommon. ey have this advice for shoppers. >> if you caneep your purse clos closed and with you, you stay with the cart and the

later identified as kendall. the other man was treated and released. the bard officer was wearing a body camera but the video has not been released.>>> federal lawsuit filed that alleges mistreatment of pregnant inmates at alameda county santa rita jail. six current and former inmates claimed they were coerced into abortions or inhumanely treated. rob malcolm inside the jail with the accusations in the response. >> reporter: the alameda county sheriff's office has not been served with a lawsuit. they denied allegations made by six women. they said they were made to shock the public and grab headlines. for that reason they held a press conference of their own to rebut the charges.>> reporter: the allegations heard on the front steps outside the county sheriff's office by two former female inmates and her lawyers were so horrific and pointed the sheriff's office responded quickly.>> we take these allegations seriously. they are hurtful and we don't believe they are true.>> reporter: they claim officials at the jail engaged in barbaric systematic behavior

kendall boxman of sewell make r made it back home safe to gloucester county from a party friday. the bad news? the party was in morgantown west virginia >> i was like that's crazy, why did you agree to take me to new jersey from west virginia? >> kenneth had been out with buddies near the campus of west virginia when he said he wanted to call eight night. he ordered an uber ride, which he doesn't quite recall doing and fell asleep >> i just woke up in the uber next to an older dude >> once he made it home, the price tag of the blurry trip became clear >> $1,635 and change >> he accidently ordered a more expensive uber x l >> it would have been $800, but came to 1600. >> reporter: john denver since country roads take me home, in kenneth's case, they took him home but won't be here flash flood warning >> i'm going back to west virginia, pick up my bags and >> reporter: alexandria hoff sewell new jersey. >>> youtube sensation, children spending hours watching other children play wind guth toys >> how parents should handle. . plus this >> i'm a survivor and i'm on season 36. >> what

.>> reporter: the man who they identified as kendall has children who will no longer see their father. something that is happening all too often. he called for a vigil to remember everyone involved.>> it is about both parties. people who were involved in the matter. that is what i want us to do. come together and pray together.>> reporter: the officer was wearing a body camera recorded the confrontation. they are not ready to release it to the public.>>> word that intel ceo made millions of dollars by selling shares of his company after google informed them of a serious security problem. brian sold about $39 million in stocks and options in late november. before the security flaw was publicly known. the company did not respond to inquiries about the timing of his divestments. a spokeswoman said it was unrelated to the security problem. he made about $25 million in profit before taxes from the stock sale. >>> people in the bay area felt an earthquake. it was a magnitude foreplay for. centered in berkeley's claremont canyon. the epicenter was a couple miles south east of downtown berkel

kendall kendall graveman will get the nod march 29th against the angels... he also got the honor last season because sonny gray was injured... but this year, graveman receives the nod because he's the team's longest-tenured starter and has the most experience among the group that opened camp with the club. yesterday a graveman pitch broke the wrist of the dodgers star justin turner... who should be out about three weeks... out about who should be out about three weeks... the giants open the season against the dodgers on march 29th... nine days from today next at 8. it might be one of the toughest jobs around. being a mom. you might be surprised by how many hours the average mom works each day. tonight at 9 we think that some publicity and some shaming can help the situation and we hope that you can help us out here if you are part of the problem at the community garden in daly city we will get to "shaming" his words not mine", i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly we need to be ready for whatever weather may come our way. my name's scott

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 board will take up the issue tonight. >>> happening tomorrow something you and your family can see this summer. the forest of trees reopens called mariposa grove. quite popular. it's been closed three years. this the largest restoration project in history. four miles of new hiking trails including poboard walks and bri

tom: brokers have told us about kendall square. they say it might be the priciest real estate on the east coast per square foot. earlier this year, you bought a 14-acre parcel there for $750 million to do all kinds of things with it. mixed use, they call it. that money came from the endowment. is that an unconventional use of the money? president reif: this is an investment for the endowment, clearly, and i believe the investment will produce returns, but at the same time, i believe conventionally in the system. we need the ecosystem of the area to keep bringing the right companies, do have room for the startups, to give graduates places to go to start their businesses and hire people and so forth. we have to provide that type of environment, and the opportunity to get that space so close to us comes one time in history, so it was not one to be missed. of course we wanted to have mixed-use. we want people not just to come and work here but to come and play and live here. tom: harvard chose to outsource its real estate endowment to

information indicating coordination between syrian military officials before the attack but my colleague kendall anian and i have learned today that the u.s. now has blood and urine samples from some of the victims of this attack in syria last weekend and that those samples according to u.s. officials tested positive for chemicals toxin samples very fired witness and victim accounts provided by a u.n. backed chemical organization would have served as rock solid proof but trump apparently figured why bother launching the strikes just hours before the your p.c. w. probe on the ground was should jewel to start experts abound to proceed with the investigation anyway but in the face of the strikes they are presented with an additional challenge now holding up the very relevance of the probe another obligation for an attack of this kind u.n. approval but that's not a chapter of international law for trump just a nuisance does my duty to remind member states that there is an obligation but equally when dealing with methods of peace and security. to act consistently with the charge that of united nation

a wild story but i think the real story here is kendall jenner has a library! read between the lines because this is the "topical storm." topic number one -- we begin tonight in blue ash, ohio where two males got into a street fight that's going to cost them some dough. it's mating season! yeah! and police say these two are fighting over a female they matched with on tinder! i'm kidding. it was farmers only. duh. only one of them was dating her until she wrote him a dear john letter. it gets worse. these two better knock it off before one of them gets their eyes poked out, and then they'd be a no idea are. i wanted to tell a few jokes about bambi, but most folks think bambi is one of stormy daniels' co-workers. michael avenatti is going tap her for campaign contributions. >>> nebraska having a hard time attracting tourists. the cornhusker state is beautiful this time of year. the tourism board thinks folks might disagree with me. check out their new slogan. this is amazing. nebraska, honestly, it's not for everyone. that's not from the enia, that is real. that'

swift water rescue is on bradley boulevd east of kendall. cars are trapped in the creek over the road. bradley is osed. they got the occupant out of there. and boy, it is busy right now in fairfax county in vienna. fairfax county firefighters say they are just o arrivingthe scene of the water rescue on hunter mill road. and also, theve got another crew looking at a vehicle in high water at compton road and compton heights circle. i'm told we are just getting video in here. can we take a look at this? all right. there we go. now this is fromontgomery county. this is the first incident we were telling you about. the car was trapped in a creek over the road. you n see montgomery county swift water rescue team there with firefighters on the scene. that road is closed. but again, we're just getting word now of two more water rescues happening in fairfax county as well. so we'll be efforting those pictures with crews on the scene to bring you live imnlages of wt is going on. sheena arned us about this a now you're seeing the effects. >> it will ca

he found two men fighting on the ground over a gun and fired three shots that hit kendall in the back. the lawsuit said that kendall had at least one of his hands raised and already moved away from the other man when he was shot by the officer. >> a rally on wall street said that the average closed at an all-time high. >>> the dow gained points closing a the previous high was set back in january. the nasdaq was up 70 points and the to 500 also hit a record high today of 22 points. diehard apple fans are lining up at apple stores.>>> they are trying to get their hands on the new apple watch their alder out tomorrow. the apple tennis max is the largest iphone ever made and is seen as an improvement of the iphone 10. social media says there was only a handful of people they were camping outside the apple store in contrast of the apple 10 release when there was 40 or 50 people and -- and outside the store. >>> is a cool thing meeting everyone. it makes it more rewarding when you're the first to get in the store. there is a lot of people that wanted the bigger screen but a that came out la

in the final 10 seconds, the sooners had a three-point lead and kendall smith shot a three pointer to tie it and we go into overtime. under 10 seconds in overtime, here is young trying to be a hero, and he cannot get that one to go and oklahoma state wins at home. >>> the warriors person the rockets and we may be hearing a lot of that in may. the game is underway right now and we will have the highlights at 10:00 pen. >>> we had a good game here between the cavaliers and the thunder. russell westbrook is feeling it, and the thunder are up by a dozen. a lot of scoring in this game, but most of it was by the guys in light blue. lebron james had a quiet day, and that thunder led by 16 points at halftime, and then they ported on. paul george had 36 points. for starters had at least 23 points. the thunder win 148-124. and that is an regulation. >>> the sharks -- in regulation. the sharks and piglets are also underway.>>> thank you so much for making that the choice for news on saturday. we hope you will join us tonight at 10:00 pen. you can check us out on every social media site out there