custody today charged with multiple counts of sexual assault. tonight we have exclusive interviews with some of the alleged victims. nbc bay area s ian cole has the inside story. reporter: yeah, raj, the suspect in this case worked here on the second floor of this building. the alleged victims say he ran a cult-like culture that people were discouraged from talking to each other and requested extra sessions at odd times. this afternoon, morgan hill police arrest david outside his gym wolf pak. he s been booked into jail on ten sexual assault related charges including annoying a molesting a child, sexual battery by fraud and lewd and lascivious acts on a child. two women are pressing charges. they want to hide their identities. this is all about control, all about manipulation. but i feel very glad that i somehow was able to fight it. reporter: training seven days a week. you need to do as i say. i know what s best for you. you think you know what s best for you, but i
camaraderie, the french that was felt. it was such a relief. let s pray that this is just the beginning, and i think it is. i think there is determination here to take this bipartisanship even further. we have seen it during the course of this year with the comprehensive immigration bill, passage of the farm bill, and now the senate, a bipartisan senate rose to the occasion and wrote this deadlock and took the lead is to do it. fd into need to show that and hope that the speaker, the house of representatives, and other members as well will watch carefully as the american people react. watch carefully and understand their responsibility not to work with us in a bipartisan fashion to solve all problems. one of the saddest parts of today was to pick up the morning paper and read republican house members say we won this battle. honest to goodness, how can that possibly say that. this is not a win when it comes to a loss of federal employees and the services across our country. we
efficiently and we are in negotiations, we signed tennessee today, we have missouri, virginia, maryland, a number of other states that are in discussions with us about entering these agreements. i yield to mr defazio. on a point made earlier about the governor of california having to use scant state funds to reopen yosemite made by california members, there is no guarantee that any of this money will be paid back, none, zero. i would say and republican rules paying back and individual states would constitute an earmark which means you would have to waive the rules of the house to do it but would try to pass a bill to extract this out of the park service, and i and the stand why governors are being cautious. i thank the gentleman. i might knows that tradition would say you are wrong, they will all be prepared. would you yield for a second? that was before you adopted this extraordinary earmarked rule which is problematic. thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for your s
- the checkpoints were a dangerous place to be for everybody. for 10 years, i lived in two completely different worlds, israeli and palestinian, daily going through checkpoints, never knowing what would happen or could happen on either side. (elegant music) - this is the dream room. this is where all the plans were made, that there was something about this place that made me feel that i could do anything. to get to the olympics, to be the best rider possible. you know, you just imagine you re on your horse, bareback, 15, 16, 17 years old. it was like a holy spot, reap it all in and then go and try to put it into practice. (elegant mic) let me tell you a little bit about this horse. she s four and she s been under saddle for about a year. so basically she s still a baby, still working with her on basic stuff, but what we re trying to do is get her into balance, get her rhythm steady and even. (hooves clomping) so i started telling her, okay, sweetheart, this is what i want. i
Today's jobs report shows a slight rise in unemployment to 4%. And some frustrated job seekers are growing tired of applying for job after job with no replies, sometimes asking whether the listings are even real. And this isn't just vexing for applicants. It's also haunting economists when trying to figure out how much slack there is in the labor market, and whether interest rates should be raised or lowered. Today on the show: the rise of ghost jobs. Where they're happening and why. Related episodes: Not too hot, not too cold: a 'Goldilocks' jobs report The Beigie Awards: From Ghosting to Coasting For sponsor-free episodes of The Indicator from Planet Money, subscribe to Planet Money+ via Apple Podcasts or at plus.npr.org. Music by Drop Electric. Find us: TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Newsletter.