to audrey, your question. thank you - correct way. to audrey, your question.you for having me. modern presidents, i'd _ question. thank you for having me. modern presidents, i'd be - question. thank you for having me. | modern presidents, i'd be interested to know what steps men can take to achieve gender equality. it is achieve gender equality. it is really important _ achieve gender equality. it is really important that we engage men because _ really important that we engage men because gender equality matters for both women and men, and there are ever alike _ both women and men, and there are everalike un men adopting both women and men, and there are ever alike un men adopting a both women and men, and there are everalike un men adopting a he both women and men, and there are ever alike un men adopting a he or she approach to be champions of gender— she approach to be champions of gender equality and ellen has been seeking _ gender equality and ellen has been seeking to bring male presidents in africa _ seeking to bring male presidents in africa together o

let's now go to stanford, california, to audrey. audrey, your question, please?interested to know what steps l men can take concretely. to achieve gender equality. mary robinson. it is really important that we engage men, because gender equality matters for both women and men, and there are efforts like un women has got presidents to adopt — head of state who are mainly men — to adopt a he for she approach, to be champions of gender equality. actually, ellen has been seeking to bring male presidents in africa, for example, together on this issue, so i'll pass to her in a moment, but i do think it's really important to have men take on the child—rearing, the home—making, the care of elderly, so that the burdens and responsibilities at home are shared, because until we do that, we're not going to see a kind of full equality. how achievable is that, ellenjohnson sirleaf, in your opinion, in africa, to get the men to agree to be home—makers and take 50—50 share in the child rearing? 0h, we're a long way off from that. we have to ask the question, when will men recogn

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cynthia was also board president when audrey poth dies. all of them declined interviews. they said paul is a beloved and respected figure. he said the district also expanded counseling services and launched a review. >> the truth is that we take the issue of sexual assault and sexual harassment very seriously. for that reason, we have invested and will continue to invest in resources and educational efforts that allow our student to feel safe. >> reporter: she believes their words are not always alined with their actions. >> do you think how the school district handled your daughter's case and the boys involved had an impact on what we're seeing now? >> it was a terrible example to have remained. >> they said the school didn't provide a culture where she felt safe to report her case. >> i didn't think there was any way people would believe me. >> reporter: she said she did report and you with a revictimized because the school only changed her schedule to try to avoid her alleged attacker. >> and it just got to a point where i started to see him too often. it was too hard

it is alleged audrey number, _ opening up again. it is alleged audrey number, i— opening up again.come... they have been home—schooled for most of last year but maybe children are more resilient than we give them credit for. we will be asking, are the kids all right? more now on the further easing of lockdown restrictions in england. and to the relief on many people — hairdressers are finally allowed to reopen. danny savage has been talking to a hairdresser and customers in york. outside this barbers in york, they were queueing today. inside, lots of wild hair was on show. i don't think you'll get much change out of, what, £70, £80, ithink? the joke here was that they should be charging by the ounce. it's my hair that's been getting me down during this lockdown, it really has. i mean, i couldn't do anything with it. ross was showing his barber exactly what he wanted, a far cry from what he actually came in with. next door was the ladies' salon, where melanie had opted for the first appointment on the first day. i've been dying to come to the hairdressers. i haven't been going out,

. >> reporter: near by frame store owner audrey mckenna is counting her blessings. >> we actually did better in 2020 with two months of shutdown than in 2019 >> reporter: so how did audrey do more business in the middle of a pandemic? >> we'll do whatever you want. we framed guitars. we framed wedding memorabilia. >> reporter: not far from the frame store is the eatery, lee ann's dairy delight where lee ann lopez is thankful for loyal customers. >> they have all came out to help keep me going and our business is up about 25%. >> reporter: so what kept the business going strong? >> that drive-through has been a blessing if we wouldn't have had the drive- drive-through, we'd have never made it. >> reporter: but lee ann also had to adapt >> i had to readjust my menus a little bit because they couldn't have things that i would have normally sold. >> reporter: and while each entrepreneur had a very different experience this past year, they all agree the pandemic delivered some important lessons. >> this has taught me that you just roll. you just roll with the punches. >> remain positive. >

. >> hello, audrey. it's wonderful to be here. >> hi, wendy. how are you? >> i'm good. >> congratulations on your book. >> thank you. >> let me say a few words of introduction. we are talking about one of many killings that took place during the war, targeting jews on the eastern front. for many people who know about the holocaust, the typical image is a story of dutch jews in amsterdam who were hunted down, discovered and sent to the killing centers in poland. more people have heard of places like auschwitz, but the killings on the eastern front, german occupied soviet territory are less well known. .. >> they occupied paris and took over france then began the battle to invade great britain which failed. then surprising stall in june 1941 to launch an enormous invasion into soviet territory. what took place in the initial months after june 22nd, 1941, staggers the imagination. soviet defenses collapsed allowing the german army to advance 350 miles in the first ten days capturing on june 24th capturing in russia july 28 and then captured september 19 and th

. >> reporter: in 2012 the district's other high school saratoga high lost audrey pott to suicide.ila pott is her mother. do you think there is a culture of denial at the school district? >> yes. >> reporter: in part two tonight at 11:00 we investigate concerns of missteps in the audrey pott case and why her family believes it may have set the stage for what we are seeing at los gatos high. >> that was a tragic case for sure. we'll see can disat 11:00. >>> there is an attempt to try to push out the district attorney nancy o'malley from office. they made the announcement today after meeting with the da to discuss why she is refusing to press charges in the second officer involved in grant's death. she opened the investigation amid ongoing calls from his family to charge the former b.a.r.t. police officer. the family points to the george floyd case in which three other officers were charged with aiding and abetting second-degree murder and manslaughter. she said in a statement while his conduct was unprofessional and aggressive requirements for murder. >> criminal justice in 2021 sho

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i have to jump at the chance to thank you, audrey and the harvard book store folks, jeff, before jeff -- i just told mike i think i've introduced almost every one of my books at the harvard book story. my book isn't published until i'm at the harvard book store, but tonight mike i have to say, it's more than a normal pleasure and honor to be with you. the work i recount in this book, it took its most important impetus from the work you did and do, and i'm so grateful for the chance to salute you permanently and thank you for the grave and thoughtful work you have done all these years. without you, and your colleagues, but in a very particular way you, this deeply troubling scandal that is at the heart of the catholic problem today and therefore my own personal problem, without you it would still be mostly hidden. so, i'm thrilled to have this chance to be in conversation with you. thank you so much. >> well, so very nice of you to say, and i think i have to follow that up by saying that through all my years of questioning and doubting my own catholicism, i did grow up a practicing cat

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to audrey, your question. thank you for having me.d be interested to know what steps men can take to achieve gender equality. it is really important that we engage men because gender equality matters for both women and men, and there are un men adopting a he or she approach to be champions of gender equality and ellen has been seeking to bring male presidents in africa together on this issue, so i will pass to her in a moment but i do think it is really important to have men take on the child rearing, the homemaking, the care of elderly so the burdens and responsibilities at home are shared because until we do that, we will not see a full equality. how achievable is that? ellenjohnson sirleaf, how achievable is it in africa to get the men to agree to be homemakers and take 50—50 share in the child rearing? 0h, we are way off from that. we have to ask the question, when will men recognise the value of women as men to know the contribution that women can make to society? they are equally smart, knowledgeable, they are courageous, what d

imagine patty davis or audrey hepburn having to work to try to be relevant or tweet at this point to be relevant in this atmosphere. this is like the tony awards, so irrelevant in a hotel lobby, it was a disaster. there was only one redeeming moment in this boring parade of grievance and it was when tyler perry accepted his oscar for philanthropy. >> i refuse to hate someone because they are mexico or black or wait or lb cici q. i refuse to hate someone because they are a police officer. i refuse to hate someone because they are asian. change happens in the middle was anyone who wants to meet me in the middle to refuse 8, to refuse blanket judgment and help lift someone's feet off the ground this is for you too. >> it was a great moment. >> if the oscars keep up the politics by next year there will be four people in that train station watching. >> they wanted to boycott in all of georgia the studios. >> a couple performances should have been nominated, quickly. you were giving and arroyo award. what is that? >> this cnn interview, best supporting actress in an extremely social distan

. >> audrey has worked at safeway for 35 years.l torres, daniel torres is a security officer. >> this was announced in east san jose, a community that saw high virus rates. he will be joined by a bus driver a surgical nurse, a fast food worker a kite teacher, a construction worker and others to identify needs for decision- makers. >> we must move ahead with a vision led and shaped by essential workers. they are the ones carrying us to the pandemic and his leadership can carry us forward. >> they already stepped up to the past year to demand hazard pay protective gear and emergency paid sick pays -- days. kevin has been a county worker providing emergency housing and rent relief. >> i think it is incumbent upon myself and incumbent upon all of us to be and lend our voices to the experiences and the task of shaping our economic recovery that puts the needs of our communities first. >> of etiquettes they will raise voices to include the post pandemic recovery.>>> coming up next, we will take it to the courtroom in minneapolis to the c

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-audrey's expecting... -twins! ♪ we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. always part of the plan. emotional turmoil for so many black-americans. the relief was palpable after derek chauvin was found guilty of murdering george floyd. but since then, we've seen shooting, after shooting. and more black people being killed, at the hands of police. though, the facts, in each case, are, admittedly, different. athletes are playing a very important role in highlighting the ongoing fight for racial justice. now, some ignorant people want them to just shut up and dribble. but i'm honored to speak with three incredible basketball players, who are not staying in their lane. donovan mitchell of the utah jazz. garrett temple of the chicago bulls. and nneka ogwumike of the los angeles sparks. i am so glad that you are all here for this very important conversation. donovan, i want to start with you. and -- and the chauvin trial. what was your reaction, when you heard the guilty verdicts? >> you know, for me, it's funny -- it's not funny but i was with my teammates. we all

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. >> neil: we're learning the first pitch will be a teacher named audrey simmons. a teacher gets to throw the first pitch. so i guess she beat you to it, doug. let me get your sense of, you know, it's always a reminder, this virus is still with us. nationals games were delayed because of a virus, the team. this spreads, this cancels other games. where do you see this season going? >> that's a great question. when we saw the start of last season, it was largely defined by starts. there was an outbreak here that has the butterfly effect that is spread across the division and the league. you reference -- to go back for a second. we look at the bigger picture of how the season goes to president biden's interview. he talked about why he doesn't think that the rangers should open at full capacity and i believe the sound bite was listen to fauci and the scientists. the problem for sports fans, in this case, a synonym for voters, the science hasn't been calling ball and strikes. it's meant to say call it objectively an consistently. it's felt inconsistent and subjective. s

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out with radical roots where self-care was missionary which i would never claim to be and protest audrey lord at sit ins. the idea of tending to your self and making space to continue to flourish for yourself. and as many things do in our capitalist society got picked up and commodified and now sold back to us as manicures and buying robot merchandise or something like that and i think it's important to think carefully about what we're asking and prescribing with the notion of self-care. i think the truth for most people lies somewhere in between . for me as a caregiver was spending a lot of time on caring for other people, i found being told to focus on self-care really challenging because it felt like a to do list item. i've been caring for other people and i did not have time to care for myself. i also think that self-care is often prescribed when what we all need is community care or societal level care and one of the things that was important for me to incorporate in the book was a broad systemic critique of how caregiving and big family caregiving in particular operates in our cult

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