you know not only what they say about trump and accuse trump of but condoning things like and attacking groups in the streets and other violence that college campuses so yeah there's an atmosphere of intolerance on the left the media condones it and in some instances encourages it so i think they're angry at that michael same question for you because you and i have chosen an odd career path we listen to radio for a living does it seem angrier than it did a decade ago. angry radio seems angry or angry has become a format we live in a niche society fractured by the very fracturing of the media and the targeting of audiences inquires that are being preached to so i would say that angry radio as a format has its own culture of angry hosts and angry listeners i don't necessarily think it reflects the greater nation at large which is of the saic and much larger than any one channel or any one medium can really reflect one of our respected talk radio brothers had it up to here and recently hung up his earphones popular conservative radio host charlie sykes wrote how the right lost its mind and

, or condone violence among older people, so why have any sense of condoning violence against childrenarents lead by example and don't mete it out to their children? absolutely. if we are calling this violence, then i would really refrain from the use of the word violence. what would you call it? i would call a certain amount ofa call it? i would call a certain amount of a measure call it? i would call a certain amount of a measure of fiscal cast icement. that doesn't sound much better?” think it does. i was brought up in scotland in a scottish culture, i with i think accepted a certain form of upbringing. now, of course that could go to extremes. of course we wa nt could go to extremes. of course we want to avoid the extremes. the law at the moment does allow for and it does pre—clued what we would call extreme behaviour. but at the moment parents have liberty to choose whether to include within the framework of the upbringing of the children physicality or not. that liberty is going to be taken away from them and i'm really concern bad that. surely, though, parenting is not easy. i k

to that company and in a statement to "fox5" a spokesman for sky chefs said our company does not condone discrimination of any this issue. now that eeoc complaint could end in investigation and mediation or eventually lawsuit. live at dulles airport, evan lambert, "fox5 local news". >> we turn to the district now. police are serving for a gunman that shot a 16-year-old in northeast. and "fox5" lauren demarco has been following the story all day and joins us live from the scene with the latest. lauren. >>> tony. the 16-year-old are shot from behind and it happened here in this intersection the neighbors here in he c cannington have been very concerned about lately. the shooting happened 4 . the boy was conscious and breem when taken to the hospital. so fortunately he is expected to sure riv. the forensics team along with three k-9 units were out here third and t streets in afternoon and while inte interviewing people officers came across a man armed with semi-automatic gun. that person was arrested and still no arrests in the shooting. police put two black males dressed in all black with

there is nothing to condone about all the activities around charlottesville.hat i meant by that. but we would continue to engage, because it is incumbent upon us. it transcends any kind of electoral cycle. i have found, as many of you would -- i have 380,000 employees. so it helps to always explain why we believe these things. no clinicaltax, ch, nobution -- te political contributions, no pac s, never. it has always been about policies. megan: one of the things ibm has been engaged on is the transgender bathroom bill. you are communicated out front -- were communicating out front through charlottesville to your employees. how are those decisions made about what you engage on what issues, policy issues to delve into, and how personally involved are you in those decisions and communicating them to your staff? ginni: i am personally involved, because when you are -- our history of diversity goes back. 1943, ibm had its first woman vice president. megan: what year was that? ginni: 1943. so i had been surrounded by a culture of diversity inclusion for my whole prof

one describes those who condone the conduct of their country, whatever it does. i believeis the kind us all to be. the kind that bites each and every -- the kind that fights each and every day for the ideals of our country. the[cheers and applause] behindrris: the ideals the declaration of independence and the united states constitution and the bill of rights. brilliantots like my friend and advisor jim, who passed away 10 years ago this month, but in life helped elect harvey milk, one of the first openly gay officials in america. we have openly gay leaders everywhere. it was patriotic. it was patriotic when we fought to end the gay panic defense, which was used to justify violence against gay and transgender people. it was an act of patriotism when we worked to pass a law allowing the prosecution of federal hate crimes in the name of matthew shepard and james byrd. [cheers and applause] and i have to tell felti have most certainly patriotic when on valentines i performed004, marriages of gay couples at san francisco city hall. [cheers and applause] later that ye

i think that it wasn't easy for to make the statement we don't condone this, this is horrible but they want to keep in the public mind that there is sort of a multiple -- there is to make the statement we don't condone this, this is som see. but i think most of the actual politicians themselves are not making that -- they don't want to make that risk of trying to connect trump and weinstein. they're going to let the party committees do it. but i think this is sort of -- i think a publicication that republished that led to the allegations of trump. so there is a history and he denied them and there have been threats of lawsuits. but i think people want to keep that in mind that this is not just a one-party problem. host: one last call. louisiana. independent caller. caller: good morning. i used to be a democrat, i used to be a republican. now i'm a proud independent. both of the parties are just incredibly corrupt. corrupt. is totally , ill moral. and in fact, if mr. kim would omise to send a missile to hollywood only, i would send the guy a couple hundred dollars to develop his nuclear

>> you used the magic word, condone. under new york law, an employer could be liable for the harassment of its employee if it condoned that harassment. now, what does that mean? well, new york law tells us that inaction in the face of knowledge that this employee is harassing someone counts. that means they knew about it and did nothing. that's the way the law is virtually all over the country. but on the other hand, in fairne fairness, on one hand, you have condoning. on the other hand, when parties enter into a settlement, they have a routine no admission of liability clause. the fact of a complaint and settlement that is confidential, with no admission of liability, and a non-disparaging clause, is evidence the parties agreed to resolve it and not really evidence that the harassment actually occurred. >> o'reilly's lawyer claims no complaints were filed against o'reilly with human resources or the legal department at fox. megyn kelly says she wrote an e-mail in november of 2016 to fox's co-presidents, complaining abou

his behavior, which nobody should condone. that would be a broken man. who does that. so i feel good about where i am. >> do you think that somebody in the republican party, perhaps you, should challenge the president in 2020? >> i won't go there. that's a long time away. >> so you're not -- you're not discounting it? >> certainly i didn't support the president in the last election, and -- but it's early. time will take care of itself. >> okay. that's not a denial, i'd like to point out. i'm not trying to get cute. but, i mean, if you didn't support him last time and corker is saying he made a mistake by supporting him last time, do you think there is going to be a movement for republicans to replace him? >> i can just say, i didn't support him last time. i did not vote for the president. nothing that he's done has earned my support since that time or made me more likely to vote for him, you know, in the second run. so that's all i'll say. >> how does this end, senator? how does this end for president trump? because, i mean, i

of condon mass told staff quote condon asked would like to no longer work with the photographer terry richardson any ships that have been commissioned for any shoots that have been completed but not yet published be killed and subsumed with other material in response richardson admitted to be independent that he quote engaged in sexually inappropriate behavior with young models during photo shoots now you're probably thinking that sexual misconduct like this only happens in those are insulated liberal enclaves of movie and fashion but it looks like the say is to save space and the financial world and the sexual predators that lurk there are now being dealt a blow see fidelity investments one of the world's largest mutual fund companies here in the united states and abroad sent two high level executives packing in the last two months after allegations they both engage in sexually inappropriate behavior in the workplace and blamed why because the c.e.o. abigail johnson one of america's richest women put it this week in a video to employees quote we have no tolerance at our company for a

in syria, the iranian regime has supported the atrocities of bashar al-assad's regime and condoned his use of chemical weapons against helpless civilians, including many, many children. given the regime's murderous past and present, we should not take lightly its sinister vision for the future. the regime's favorite chants are "death to america" and "death to israel." realizing the gravity of the situation, the united states and united nations security council fought for many years over iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons with a wide array of economic sanctions. but the previous administration lifted these sanctions just before what would have been the total collapse of the iranian regime through the deeply controversial 2015 nuclear deal with iran. this deal is known as the joint comprehensive plan of action, or jcpoa. as i have said many times, the iran deal was one of the worst and most one-sided transactions the united states has ever entered into. the same mindset that produced this deal is responsible for years of terrible trade deals that have sacrificed so many millions of jobs i

regime —— the iranians regime has supported the horrific atrocities of bashar al—assad's regime and condoneds, including many, many children. given the regime's murderous past and present, we should not take lightly its sinister vision for the future. the regime's two favourite chance are: death to america, and death to israel. realising the gravity of the situation, the united states and the united nations security council sought over many years to stop iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons with a wide array of strong economic sanctions. but the previous administration lifted the sanctions just before what would have been the total colla pse just before what would have been the total collapse of the iranians regime, through the deeply controversial 2015 nuclear deal with iran. this deal is known as the joint comprehensive plan of action, orjcpoa. as i have said many times, the iran deal was one of the worst and most one—sided transaction is the united states has ever entered into. the same mindset that produced this deal is responsible for years of terrible trade deals that have sacrificed so m

you realize how we have justified and condoned behavior as though it's the norm. >> back to the "me toont. it began in 2006 after launched to aid sexual assault survivors in underprivileged communities. >> nischelle turner is also wearing purple today. >> u-n-i-t-y. anna faris looks like she may be moving on from chris pratt. the newly surfaced photos show anna and michael enjoying a cocktail and checking out some games. an eyewitness tells "e.t." it was pretty casual. it wasn't guarded. it was friendly and a bit flirty. she was definitely happy. she met him on "overboard." who is he? a california native known for his work on "kiss kiss bang bang" and "ted," and "tall, dark, and handsome." this week, the couple dined at "modo mio" in the pacific palisades. >> her memoir includes the times married to chris. >> he can make a really bad situation good, or okay. >> they continue to be supportive parents by being close neighbors. a source tells us, quote, the houses are so close their son can walk back and forth from one house to the other when he switches off with his parents. sit wrong i'm

it says the company lsg sky chefs they condoned the assault and has done nothing to reprimand the supervisorin addition to the complaint meth has filed a grievance with her union. >>> in a statement to fox5 a spokesman for sky chef says our company does not condone discrimination of the company is addresing the issue. >>> turning now to some baseball news. after two years with the nationals, dusty baker will not return as manager next season. the nationals say the search for a new manager will begin immediately and candidates already rumored include houston bench coach alex cora dave martinez and mickey calaway. babaker could not get the nationals past the divisional series. >>> it was a big, big disappointing loss of nine to eight. >>> all right, time now 7:05. get ready to run. we've been talking about this event for weeks now and it is finally here. it's the race for every child kicking off this morning and tisha lewis is live on the race course with more on today's exciting event. hi, tisha. i thought i was turning but never mind. >> reporter: good morning, good morning, good morning to

and in that category of condoning harassment is inaction in the face of known harassment.ething that will make a company liable for the harassment and critical is ascertaining whether or not the company knew and when they knew and what they did once they found out. >> if they could -- what we've seen as what has been reported and substantiated in the past and they buy silence or the credibility to continue in good faith. >> first of all, it is problematic in a lot of circumstances. now in employee handbooks we have what is called binding arbitration. so even if you do settle, it is confidential and nobody hears about it and it is a public safety for women, that you can't let other women no what happened and if you take the money that buys your silence. gag orders, confidentiality agreements this is the problem with weinstein, that the corporate issues and the boards need to be more responsible and the idea that that, with $32 million with bill o'reilly is shocking because what was the evidence, $32 million, i don't know about you, that is a lot of money. so there must have

it was easy for them to make the statement, they don't condone this. percy and help our they want to -- a hypocrisy and want to get that across to voters. but the democrats don't want to make the connection between trump and weinstein. they will let the party committee do it. people want to keep that in mind, this is not a one-party problem. host: c.j. baton rouge. independent. caller: i used to be a democrat and republican. now i am a proud independent. both parties are incredibly corrupt. hollywood is totally corrupt. and immoral. would promise to send a missile to hollywood only, i coupleend the guy a hundred dollars to develop his nuclear program. thank you. host: final thoughts? guest: in this case, actors and entertainers want to be involved politically. a lot of them oppose trump. they want to have their voices heard. people might say, what do you know, you were just an actor -- you are just an actor? but there is a long history of popular entertainers getting involved. they don't want to be sidelined because they are entertainers. they are alwa

it would require me to condone behavior that i cannot condone. he's not saying he couldn't win. he's not saying he's not a political acrobat. he's saying that's not how he wants to win. >> i think that's where bob corker is. whether it was president obama. bob corker is from tennessee. he's a gentleman. when you see him saying things like this, it should tell that you when bob corker is fed one this behavior and when the president's response is to put untruth after untruth out there again and again, proven will wrong by political fakt. just because you say it in 140 characters on twitter doesn't make it true. >> a fitting point to pause on. i want to turn as promised to connecticut congressman jim how did you first hear about this and how is the earthquake if you want to call it that? >> i heard about it by surprise like a lot of people. we were taken aback. not entirely unexpected. the numbers, he probably had the same electoral troubles that bob corker had to face knowing we would not know. one thing that's a little undercovered which is mind-boggling about where we are. think

in serious the iranian regime has supported the atrocities of regime, andsad's condoned his use of chemicalgainst helpless civilians, including many, many children. given the regime's murderous past and present, we should not take lightly its sinister vision for the future. the regime's to favorite chants are "death to america" and "death to israel." realizing the gravity of the situation, the united states and united nations security council saw over many years iran to stop iran's pursuit of nuclear --stop iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons with a wide array of sanctions. the previous administration lifted this sanctions before what would been a total collapse of the iranian regime. through the deeply controversial 2015 nuclear deal with iran. this deal is known as the joint comprehensive plan of action, or jcpoa. as i have said many times, the iran deal was one of the worst and most one-sided transactions the united states has ever entered into. the same mindset that produced this deal is responsible for years of terrible trade deals that have sacrificed so many millions of jobs in our cou

in a statement the superintendant says that the district does not condone acts of vandalism such as these. if identified those responsibility will face disciplinary consequences. consider. b west students understand the message that any retaliation will not be tolerated. >> we'll take the high ready guess. not retaliating. >> the superintendant referenced the up coming game and in his statement he said that extra security will be put into place prior. live in doylestown, i'm sara bloomquist channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. a new preschool is ready to prepare minds for a lifetime of learning and after months of planning and construction they cut the ribbon to mark the opening of saint david episcopal day school in wayne and interested families were invited to tour the building and learn more about the curriculum. there are classes for childrens ages 2 through kindergarten. coming up on "action news" tonight. a ground breaking for a facility that will train medical professionals from several area colleges and universities and how it will impact the city of camden. ducis rogers with th

white supremacists, we told them we don't condone hatred and bigotry in the commonwealth of virginiacome back to virginia. i regret our president was unable to stand up and say the same thing and i regret that my opponent didn't denounce the president telling these folks that they're not welcome, that we don't condone hatred and bigotry and not to come back from virginia. >> there is a new ad from the gillespie campaign and our viewers have been asking for an interview with ed gillespie and hope to have one in the two weeks remaining. this is his new campaign ad calling for your rights -- call to restore voting rights for felons. >> they instituted the rights for felons, making it easier for them to obtain firearms and serve on a jury. one of these had his rights restored two months after finding the largest pornographic collection in history. democrats, republicans and independents opposed ralph northam's policy. >> i want to give you a chance to respond to that. that's a very tough ad. >> these ads are doing nothing other than trying to scare people in virginia, they're promoting d

shouldn't be condoned by the owner, by any league or by any players. good for jerry jones.s for this idea that it's okay to offend the american people, we get the right to also choose whether we are going to watch something that we don't like. leo talked about these boycotts in the past during the civil rights era, where people were able to say, i don't like what you are doing. i won't participate. in overwhelming numbers, we are watching the american people say we don't like what you are doing and we will not participate. that's as american as apple pie. >>ri brian: before you talk, i've got to read the rest of the letter. just in case our audience didn't. he doesn't just say stand. he said he's actually trying to be positive and says this -- "we will include in our conversation elements that in season platforms will exist to promote core issues that they say matters most and promote positive change in our country." rather than split the country about disrespecting the flag, that's how i view it and you view it differently, they will work on the programs necessaryry to mak

to be condoning such brutal tactics. is a huge it should condemn such. an acceptable behavior. of law enforcement agency of the central government. this was not helpful not the template for the position of the central government so i think the problem is that the whole and the. central government should apologize for the actions of god you'll see real and. central police units and that would open the power for for dialogue and for negotiations between the two parties and that which is so the spanish that has condemned the catalan authorities for placing themselves outside the law and democracy while backing the central government for ensuring the constitutional order i mean in a way it's understandable he's a mourner what else is going to say but wouldn't that be wiser for him to actually go neutral isn't one of spain yeah but wouldn't be wiser in this situation to actually be more natural and calm things down i mean look at queen elizabeth of england was a lot more careful in a similar situation giving audience to the scottish first minister making very careful call and even t

we don't condone that. i don't condone it. and again it was a political ploy. we don't have sanctuary cities. i don't support sanctuary cities. mr. gillespie: you refuse to say in the event one were established you would ban them. even in retrospect in response. that's very telling to me. the factcy was just talking today to a faith leader of hispanic virginian, strong faith leader in northern know, who said, you being anti-ms-13 is not being anti-immigrant. it is important we want these people gone. it's our communities that are k being anti-ms-13 most vulnerable to their violence and to -- it's not -- ralph, the young women who are being forced into human trafficking situations are not in neighborhoods like yours and mine. they are in the neighborhoods of this gentleman i was talking to today. i believe we need to protect those folks. i would ban one that says that a city or county cannot establish themselves as a sanctuary city because we need to cooperate when someone's here illegally who may be an ms-13 gang member or not. if they commit a crime we need to

it would require me condone behavior that i cannot condone.arkable statement from the junior senator from arizona. just a little bit of background on jeff flake. he has been extraordinarily outspoken against this president. more so than many of his colleagues have been willing to be. he is -- he's from northern arizona. he was, you know, relatively recently elected. john mccain is of course the senior senator from his state. but he is facing an electorate in arizona that is extraordinarily conservative and if anything gave us the first taste of what president trump's campaign was going to look like. you remember those early rallies in phoenix area for example. and that's the kinds of republican party that flake would be confronting. now my source i have been talking to them over the course of the last weeks and months. they have said privately that internal kind of polling surveys taken by groups that are trying to figure out what is the lay of the land have said that flake was extraordinarily unpopular within his own party and that polls for

it hits the star athlete on the main line who blows out his knee, gets prescribed oxy condone when he's in high school and by 21 he's dead of a heroin overdose. >> for the second time in three days attorney general jeff sessions addressed a law enforcement conference taking place here in philadelphia. sessions took the stage this morning at the pennsylvania convention center. in a 22-minute speech to the international association of chiefs of police, the attorney general promised a major crackdown on drug cartels and gang activity. he formally designated the ms13 gang as a priority for the justice department's organized crime drug enforcement task force. >> just like we took out capone off the streets with our tax laws, we will use whatever laws we have to get ms13 off the streets. >> sessions also discussed the more than $100 million in federal grant money earmarked for police departments around the country. the trump administration has threatened to withhold grants from so-called sanctuary cities that refuse to enforce immigration policy. >> president trump's daughter and advisor was

attorney general jeff sessions says the move have not condoning mistreatment of transgenders but nancyshocking disgusting reminder of this white house's contempt for the rights of lgbt americans. >>> the house of representatives today approved a $4.1 trillion budget plan. it is a key first step in a tax overhaul effort. the budget bill passed mostly along party lines although 18 republicans voted against it. the budget plan promises deep cuts to social programs and some cabinet agencies. the senate also needs to pass a budget then work out any differences with the house. this all sets the stage for a comprehensive gop overhaul of the u.s. tax code later this year. with a budget in place the senate can avoid a filibuster on tax reform using budget reconciliation. >>> we have heard a lot about president trump's promise of a border wall but picturing how it would look not so easy until now. i want to show you a look of what it would look like. a prototype is being built near the mexican border in california. it's one of four that u.s. customs and border protection says will be built near

that, i don't condone it and it was a political ploy, we don't have sanctuary cities and i don't support sanctuary cities. >> but you refuse to say that in the event one were established you would ban them and even in retrospect, that's very telling to me. the fact is i was talking today to a fake leader of hispanic descent, sean fake leader in northern virginia who said being anti-ms 13 is not being anti-immigrants, it isimportant , we want these people gone. it's our communities that are most vulnerable to their violence and to , it's not the young women who are forced into human trafficking situations or not in neighborhoods like yours and mine, they are in the neighborhoods of this gentleman i was talking to and i believe we need to protect those. i would ban one if a city or county had established themselves as a sanctuary city because we need to cooperate when someone is here illegally maybe a gang or not, if they commit a crime, we need to cooperate with authorities and that person should be deported, not people who were brought here by their parents, not the dreamers, they should

william county school spokesperson says the incident is deeply concerning and the behavior is not condonedy way and taylor agrees. >> my daughter was doing exactly what she was supposed to be doing. she was doing when they posted the video, they were supposed to be working. as soon as i saw the video, my husband and i decided to e-mail the school. we e-mailed the principal and we waited for a response, which he did respond on sunday saying that she -- she saw what happened and that they would talk to my daughter on monday. >> reporter: taylor says after that initial exchange radio silence from brentsville's administration for more than a week. that's when she reached out to the school's principal again and learned the student seen on the video using the projectile received a slap on the wrist. >> they told her to apologize and then the teacher was at some point moved the students around in the classroom. the message here is to learn how to treat people even if they don't look like you. >> reporter: and the message tonight at a 6:30 p.m. meeting at chin regional library will be cyber bullyi

that is no way to condone what he is accused of doing which seems rong. u got leave it there. thanks. bill: battle over the campfire. not talking about s'mores. the boy gout souths and girl scouts wrang length over a change that the boy scouts have made to start admitting girls in 201. the girl scouts are saying not so fast. we think there is val in having separate groups for east gender. with president to check in with one of the voices that is pushing back, the ce of the girl scouts of northern new jersey. her name is betty. bt ty welcome to chasing news. >> well, i happy to be here today to talk about the girl scouts and the amazing things we do for our girls and young women. betty, is this about a decline in membership in trying to hold on to members? is there some value in what you are saying is a safe space for girls? >> no, society places so much pressure on the young people and they learn it at such early age. you know, boys and girls understand what is happening in society, and social media has really added and amplified that message to the young people, so for our gi

protest was not organized it was spontaneous it made absolutely clear to the management that we do not condone this behavior we feel ashamed we are seeing things of the channels state television which should be the first to tell the public what is happening actually relinquished that obligation together they have chosen not to report on an extremely serious matter one of the biggest constitutional crises of recent years that's why we are calling for the resignation of the head of news so many muslims and. which brings us to how t.v. head of news. got the job up until two thousand and twelve if the spanish government wanted to appoint a new director of t.v. it require the consent of two thirds of parliament a rule meant to ensure a consensual approach in the running of public broadcasting in spain the government of prime minister mariano it off or as popular party changed that reverting back to the days when the government could make that appointment unilaterally and stack the journalistic back in its favor. another very unsettled. politicians should not be able to appoint the directors of publ

got a lot of aggression after a visit to syria we did meet president has said i do not in any way condone some of the very serious things he has done but i want to listen to the syrian people the british government was not pleased with me because they tried to prevent me from going they tried to tell me how dangerous it was well i spent a lot of my life working with people who are suffering from war and depression and persecution and i used my vote in the house of lords to try to be a voice for these voices are not heard a top e.u. human rights official also found himself in the line of fire after visiting syria and was forced to resign in the wake of the trip earlier this year our government joined russian lawmakers during a visit to damascus where he met with president bashar al assad e.u. officials however took issue with a rendezvous he since quit europe's main human rights watchdog research he doesn't regret taking the trip adol. but that this process of him was to up when i saw him the way i saw a lot over a short period of time i only spent twenty four hours there but i noticed a s

it's going to be interesting to see what unravels within the european parliament there certainly condone the violence that unraveled here especially on the day of the referendum with the police cracking on election polls and injuring over eight hundred people according to council and authorities which in itself led to hundreds tons of thousands of people coming out onto the streets of catalonia yesterday we saw a major day of general striking where people have been coming out onto the streets blocking traffic businesses shutting down football club barcelona taking place in the strikes and as a series of these protests people have been coming out and that's what they've been telling us let's take a listen. the family of us are going to not we will not accept anything like this any more will we heart for candor we just want you to use all right to vote and we think it's not because of. the moment. the ship or. someone you have to be. the. i know you think. that if. you're a kid. you actually know. what. they're. well of course as you can see there people are quite determined to continue fi

it hits the star athlete on the main line who blows out his knee, gets prescribed oxy condone when he's in high school and by 21 he's dead of a heroin overdose. >> for the second time in three days attorney general jeff sessions addressed a law enforcement conference taking place here in philadelphia. sessions took the stage this morning at the pennsylvania convention center. in a 22-minute speech to the international association of chiefs of police, the attorney general promised a major crackdown on drug cartels and gang activity. he formally designated the ms13 gang as a priority for the justice department's organized crime drug enforcement task force. >> just like we took out capone off the streets with our tax laws, we will use whatever laws we have to get ms13 off the streets. >> sessions also discussed the more than $100 million in federal grant money earmarked for police departments around the country. the trump administration has threatened to withhold grants from so-called sanctuary cities that refuse to enforce immigration policy. >> president trump's daughter and advisor was

we do not cancel invited speakers because the topics may be controversial and we do not condone safe spaces where individuals can retreat from ideas and perspectives at odd with their own. 162 members of the university signed a letter criticizing him for expressing that opinion. how far should we prioritize the need, the safety and security within universities. i was asking students about trigger warning and one member of the faculty talks about the possibility of teaching shakespeare without issuing warnings. when i left, there was a complaint that the discussion about trigger warnings had not been prefaced by ape triggerar warning. and so, we do need to try and find a way, society, how we preserve these safe spaces and how important they are. so we willim consider, is there risk of safe spaces becoming segregated space. we want organization within our school. i'mm joined by. [inaudible] he will silently enter as the debate continues. 2012 he became a staff writer. his most recent book is called the substance of hope and the paradox of progress. he's also a professor at the columbia

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. >> it sends a clear message about what we will and will not, you know, condone or accept here at theschool. >> reporter: the cancellation of the football game applies only to the jv game. the varsity game against deer valley goes on as scheduled. next week's jv game is still on. in antioch, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> cal fires says the largest north bay fires could be contained by tomorrow if weather conditions stay the same. the atlas fire which started near lake berryessa is closest to containment at 97%. in sonoma counties the tubbs fire, pocket and nuns fires are all around 95%. those four fires have burned an estimated 200,000 acres combined. >>> now that the danger is passed, officials are working to revive the economy in the wine country. ktvu's tom vacar took a ride on the napa valley wine train today with several north bay mayors who are encouraging tourists to return to the area. >>> reporter: five napa mayors, two napa county supervisors and state senator bill dodd invited the media in to underscore the critical need for tourism to return sooner than later because this

here there is that he pled guilty to the hacking allegations and that's only something that we don't condone but there's a serious concern here about the vulnerability of american computers because if a british teenager can get access or even look to get enough access that he's been caught they have something or other other be they from rogue states be they from anyone wishing to do the us harm that is very concerning you are these personal computers or were they kind of sensitive computers you know with sensitive highly. sensitive personal information on the were they just some of these laptops what were they. as i understand it they were personal computers but actually that distinction isn't pap's is significant is as people will often make out if you can access someone's personal computer you learn all about their life you can then use that information to get their passwords to get their everything that they you know that they have to maybe you to then use that information to access further so do you think questions are being asked within the cia and u.s. securities agencies you know how