juno, duane, mario, kitty, marion. lucy. if i butcher your name, i'm sorry. gloria. marcela, and cassandra. >> hi, good morning, supervisors. my name is jenny. i work at edge wood center for the children and families and i'm the mother of two sons who were born and raised in san francisco. in my two decades at edgewood, i've witnessed the devastating affect of unaddressed childhood adversity. i learned of the high cost, financial and social and treatment and interventions that attempt to address these effects many years down the line. working every day in neighborhoods where families live in poverty, trauma and toxic stress, i've seen programs come and go, leaving residents disillusioned and hopeless. first 5 has a laser-like focus on the positive developmental activities for children and their parent. in order to achieve simple but powerful outcomes, parents have the ability to meet the needs of their children, materially and emotionally, parent have a supported social network. children develop social emotional competencies that allow them to learn and navigate rela

good you think you should be where you are we spoke to juno lowden a political analyst and psychology expert who said people who commit such crimes tend to be socially isolated. blown or thing is a big one we find out almost all the time that this person is a loner that they don't have a lot of friends that they tend to isolate themselves very intentionally and you know for parents and for schools alike that's always a warning sign. you know we'll tend to find that some of these people have given some science once in a while though we get somebody who there have been no science nobody could see anything the child was relatively social so again you can't across the board draw any real conclusions on the type of person that's going to do this but it looks like what we know with this particular student right now that it sounds like perhaps you know this might not have been a complete stranger act that this might have been you know known you know this might have been targeting the school for some reason if he is indeed a former student of that school it also sounds like he knew the his wa

and juno's was one of them just like his grandfather a brother before him let's start with right there and then over here too so actually like every time every time i want to go to sleep it's like underneath it says. the former student isn't bitta however his initiation nearly killed him. they spared him nothing this was actually the night the night of rush everyone gets kidnapped and taken to this other spot where they don't know where they aren't. well we do charge a lot of six cups of beer you know as fast as you can the first person who gets into the trash can loses and then the winner can bomb around the wizards head in contrast to the principle of support among fraternities hazing or fresh the initiation is a time of and this humiliation about the vomit couple pledges vomit into a pan and one of the touch chairs cracked you know eggs and cheese and big in the oven and on the plate just out to eat. and juris no eggs he has inflicted upon others the very same tortures he did out says before daring to testify about them in one of america's biggest magazines rolling stone confessions

and juno's was one of them just like his grandfather a brother before him let's start with right there and then over here to. so actually like every time every time i want to go to sleep it's like underneath. the former student isn't bitter however his initiation nearly killed him. they spared him nothing this was actually the night the night of rush everyone gets kidnapped and taken to this other spot where they don't know where they are. going to chug a lot of six cups of beer you know you know as fast as you can the first person who gets into the russian loses and then the winner bomber on the research head in contrast to the principle of support among fraternities hazing or fresh initiation is a time of and this humiliation about the vomit couple pledges vomit into a pan and one of the pleasures cracked you know eggs and cheese and big in the oven in the pledge. and you're a snow angel he has inflicted upon others the very same tortures he did out says before daring to testify about them in one of america's biggest magazines rolling stone confessions of an ivy frat boy among these

thousands of kilometers away in london records revealed deeper insights into the fallout between juno and nehru and this is one of the repositories of which the number in. at the national archives private letters jinnah sent to british officials shows a relationship beyond repair at this point is extremely suspicious of the congress and he feels as its purpose it would be prepared to seize power by force that the may have been infiltrated the indian national army. and that he regrets that's the muslim league haven't organized in the same way so we're talking a serious mistrust of this yet i think this in the case complete breakdown in trust between between the two policies and the and the you know it's the leadership of those policies new delhi and although the scene looks quite gina and nehru had first come together to fight the british now they were fighting each other the servant is against the muslim league to reach the danger of life by nine hundred forty six any hope of a united india had evaporated autoworker god but beneath the surface enmity between muslim and him the breakdo

. -- the dhs -- senator durbin's bill as well, considering a juno custody for the ballot. that is another week point. chain of custody, where they are placing them, before any recounts or audits. driggers, can you say something about bpm? here in chicago, we transmit our results on election night over a bpm, and the vulnerabilities of that. thank you. >> i do not want to go into a deep discussion about the vulnerabilities of a virtual private network because it depends on what the if researcher is behind it. be all sorts of things. it depends on how the systems are configured, the software that you are running, what type of antivirus software is on there, all of those types of things going to that. the bottom-line is, the investor pointed to it, if you have a system that is connected to the internet, if it is a vpn, you are subject to a vulnerability or accepting a risk, unless you put in protection protocols and have people monitoring your network and to understand what the atlas fire -- atmosphere is looking for. be takento take -- into account. i want to go back to the

did juno but according to nationalcc rules-- nationally recognized greek letter sororities are prohibited from serving alcohol at parties? according to the fraternity council, greek fraternities are permitted to serve alcohol at partiess subject to local alcohl regulations, of course. who has the parties? this is a structural thing. i keep thinking-- i don't know, it's an experiment. i have this experiment idea. want one campus to come forward and save for the next two years, only for sororities can serve alcohol at parties and the fraternities are prohibited. do you think sexual assault would go down? i don't know. let's find out. what might happen if instead of guys standing at the doordo sayg is he hot enough, does he dance the way we want, does he drink the way we want, we willl let hr in some are you a baby enough to come in? no, we would have women at the door saying are you gentlemen enough to commend. i know some guys would sneak in, but even if she does get drunk and she's barely standing up, she just goes upstairs, her bedroom. i'm a social scientist and i could it's worth a try

she recommended a new agent at that point and represented juno diaz. list she had a sensibility you can look now. in my case it is a paragraph and a description of the book. you figure out who is representing books like yours.ti >> host: you have been talking about it and working on it for x. number of years. are you getting tired of it are getting bored? >> guest: i'm not getting the word orr tired. it is incredible. something i could never have dreamed up in a reception in terms of people who picked it up, endorsed it. it's one of those lifetime things. i am enjoying it and appreciating it. >> host: how do you find out that he won a pulitzer? >> guest: finding out is not anti-climactic, but it is a live stream from columbia and its like really fast. the pulitzer goes to this newspaper and it isn't really theatrical. it's quick and sort of lifestream. my wife went to work and then they said my name, we met up with some friend's and the agent that we celebrate it. >> host: what was your friend's reaction to winning? >> guest: i had written two books an