. >> reporter: when high school student brandi levy found out she didn't make the varsity cheer squad, she reacted like teenagers will. >> me and my friend posted a snapchat on my story. it said "f" school, "f" cheer, "f" softball, "f" everybody. >> reporter: the snapchat only went to brandi's friends but someone shared a screenshot of it with the cheer coach and promptly suspended brandi for the year junior varsity squad. >> i put no one's names in it. >> reporter: brandi and her parents sued and today in nearly two hours of arguments supreme court justices clearly were sympathetic. justice brett kavanaugh. >> she blew off steam likempath. justice brett kavanaugh. >> she millions of other kids have when they're disappointed about being cut from the high school team. >> reporter: but the justices struggled with how to draw the line and apply old first amendment cases focused on speech at school to today's student expression online, where kids also use social media for political views. justice sam alito: >> i'm quite concerned about the effect of this on freedom of speech. i think we n

. >> reporter: when high school student brandi levy found out she didn't make the varsity cheer squadchat on my story. it said f cheer, f everything. i was upset at a lot of things. >> reporter: the snapchat hosted over a weekend only went to her friends, but someone shared a screen shot with the cheer coach who promptly suspended brandi for a year from the junior squad. >> i put no one's name. >> reporter: brandi and her parents sued. in nearly two hours of arguments, supreme court justices clearly were sympathetic. justice brett kavanaugh. >> she blew off steams like millions do when they're disappointed about being cut from the team. >> reporter: the justices struggled with how to apply old first amendment cases focused on speech at school to today's student expression on line where kids also use social media for political views. justice sam alito -- >> i'm quite concerned about the effect of this on freedom of speech. i think we need clear lines. >> reporter: brandi says a ruling for the school district could have big consequences. >> i feel like kids wouldn't be able to express h

she is brandi carlile. thank you, brandi. >> thank you . that's it for "a late show."tay safe. >> thank you. >> stephen: bye. >> bye.

. >> yang: brandi levy was having a bad week.a 14-year-old high school freshman, she failed to both make the varsity cheerleading squad and to get the softball team position she wanted. >> i was really mad. >> yang: brandi, now 18 and a college freshman, spoke to us with her father, larry. >> it all happened in the same week, so i was just-- at the end of the week, i was just really upset and frustrated. >> yang: on saturday, that frustration found an outlet in a snapchat post that made liberal use of the “f-word.” visible for just 24 hours, it showed brandi and a friend making and age-old obscene gesture. as a result, mahanoy area high school officials kicked her off the junior varsity cheerleading team, on which she had won a spot. did you think it was fair? >> i didn't think it was fair. because i didn't say it during, like, a school activity or during school hours. >> yang: her father didn't like it either. >> i was a little upset that the school stepped outside of their gates and took action against something that happened w

please welcome brandi carlile! hi, brandi. >> hi, how are you? >> stephen: i'm doing fine.f, you also sang one of john prine's songs, in memory of him. >> yeah. >> stephen: and when, after john died, you played, the next day, on our show, "hello in there" which is a song i don't know how anybody can get through, let alone the day after a man like john just died. so, hats off to you. and the last time you were on this show, live and in person, you were playing with john prine and sturgil simpson. i associate you with john prine. what was it like being friends with him? >> man, being friends with john prine was like being friends with, like, a prophet who makes you laugh, you know, as well as sort of foretelling the human future. he was really special-- really special, really fun, and really humble man, but brilliant. >> stephen: well, you've written so many beautiful songs of your own, and now you've written-- i'll say, your first memoir, because you're still so young. but your first memoir, right here, and it's called "broken horses." how is writing a book different than wr

why was it so important to brandy levi's parents to sue over this decision? >> yeah.you know, while this is just an expression of frustration i think all of us can relate to, you know, punctuated with some f-bombs for emphasis, what the court is going to decide in this case and what's really at stake is the free speech rights of 50 million young people who go to public schools. it's not about whether or not you can have a profane rant on weekend but about whether schools are going to punish kids for saying things that are controversial, unpopular or just critical of the school. >> so there are -- when you look at previous cases, there are certain issues that come up, for instance, where did the speech occur? was it something that can be construed as on campus or is it close to campus? is this speech disruptive to the school community? let me ask you this, how is the effect of what brandy levi said different whether she posted that snap while she was at a convenience store or say she posted that snap while she was at say a pep rally? because the school alleges that thi

brandi carlile will be here.correspondent on "the daily show" and one of the stars of "the great north" on fox, dulce sone -- sloan, excuse me, will be here in studio but before we get to all of that, former house speaker john boehner is currently on a press tour promoting his new memoir, "on the house," which details among other things his many regrets from his time in office and yesterday we learned that trump's attorney general bill barr is getting a book deal too which brings us to a segment we call, "hey! ♪ >> seth: hey, i don't need a book from every single public official who retires i mean, how many dads do you think i have he gets one hardcover book every christmas, and that's it and unless you commanded a submarine during world war ii, he ain't interested. save your books. i mean, most of you weren't great at the job all these books should have the same title, "how i blew it." i mean, hey, john boehner -- wait actually, wait a second. before i get started, honey, if you're watching, that's the stain i w

. >> reporter: last summer brandy bielicki was about to take her daughter kodie on vacation near their home in wisconsin. >> and about 4:00 that day she called me at work and we face-timed she said mom, can you face-time me sure, kid. she lost a tooth she wanted to tell me she lost a tooth >> reporter: but when brandy went home, the door was open and the only sign of kodie was a short note >> it was the first cry for help and she went all the way >> reporter: authorities found kodie's body in a nearby field she was 10 years old >> it was a shock to the system it was the last thing i was thinking, was that she was going to take her own life, because she wouldn't -- there was no signs. >> reporter: none of it makes sense >> none of it made sense. >> reporter: death from suicide among children remains rare, but the number of children ages 6 to 12 who visited children's hospitals for suicidal thoughts or self-harm has more than doubled since 2016 dr. megan schott heads psychiatric emergency services at children's national hospital. >> when a child asks for help or tells you they're struggl

brandis: thanks, john. judy: can summercamp change the world?umentary "crip camp" makes the case that one particular camp impacted the lives of not only the young people there, but the culture at large through the fight for disability rights." the film is vying for an oscar this sunday. jeffrey brown has our look for our arts and culture series "campus." >> there i was. i was at woodstock. >> summercamp in upstate new york, 1971. fun and frolicking, the woodstock air are revived. -- era was revived. >> come to camp jeanette and find yourself. >> that made all the difference. >> boy, as a 15-year-old, it was like freedom. you didn't feel like you were a spectacle even if people were staring at you. you didn't feel like you were a burden. >> which was different from life back at home? >> you knew you were really different. there i was not different. >> many years later, a couple has made "crip camp," a movie about the larger disability rights movement. it features interviews with former campers and counselors. >> i feel like these people are crazy

. >> reporter: when brandy levy was a ninth grader in pennsylvania she discovered one saturday she diduld remain on the junior varsity squad so she lashed out on social media. on snap chat she posted a photo of herself and a friend and she wrote blank school blank softball, blank cheer, blank everything. >> i was a 14-year-old kid expressing my feelings, expressing how i felt and that's how kids do it like they do it over social media. >> she assumed that message would quickly vanish but a classmate took a screen shot and showed it to her mother who happened to be one of the high school cheerleading coaches. brandy was suspended from the junior varsity team so she and her parents sued saying the school should not be able to punish her for her off campus expression and the federal courts agreed but the school district said schools must be able to take action against any threat that's a threat especially when social media is so pervasive and children are off campus when they attend class by remote learning. >> we want to make sure the supreme court doesn't paint with a brush that is so b

. >> reporter: when brandy levy, then a pennsylvania ninth-grader, discovered she didn't make varsityld remain a junior varsity cheerleader she lashed out one saturday she posted a photo of herself and a friend on snapchat and wrote using a word we can't say on tv, blank school, blank softball, blank cheer, blank everything >> i wasut when one of the cheerleading coaches saw it, brandy was suspended from the junior varsity team. she and her parents sued, and a federal court ruled that students cannot be punished for their off-campus expression. several members of the supreme court said the school went too far. >> she blew off steam like millions of other kids have when they're disappointed about being cut from the high school team >> reporter: but the justices also worried that schools must be able to take action against cheating or bullying >> i don't know how you locate the conduct in school versus out of school when you have social media. >> reporter: the court seems likely to rule that brandy levy should not have been punished but it's unlikely to block schools from policing off-c

alyssa and brandy moved in with melissa.issa who offered them the w kind of family life they didn't know with their biological mom. >> it is a family and that's th what i need. >> one more thing to do.g in 2011, after pleading guilty for murder, james matlean waited to be sentences. is there redemption for a person like you?ern >> i don't know. i don't expect anybody that i've harmed or hurt to forgive me for what i've done. >> you looked in the lens as you said that.s you're talking to them. right? t >> i'm talking to melissa. i'm sorry. >> in exchange for his guilty plea, the d.a. agreed to lt recommend that james could be eligible for parole after serving 24 years. >> all rise. >> the final decision was up to the judge.up defense attorney stover made the argument. and then melissa took the stand. >> emotionally the damage you have caused me is almost unbearable. for alyssa, you crumbled her foundation and everything she knew to be right and true. and as hard as this is to do or believe, i also want you to know that i have

brandis friedman with wttw, chicago's pbs station.of wlrn, south florida's npr member station. welcome to you all. thank you all for joining us. brandis, in chicago, of course, even as the trial was going on, chicago was dealing with the adam toledo case there in itself. what's the reaction been there to what happened in minneapolis? >> i think all of this has kind of reinforced what a lot of activists have already been saying, even since last summer, and even long before the george floyd death last summer. obviously, you're aware that we have the laquan mcdonald case several years ago, a 17-year-old young man killed at the hands of a chicago police officer, and he was convicted a couple of years ago. so a lot of folks are calling for a lot more accountability out of the chicago police department and the mayor, and, specifically, they want to see civilian oversight over the chicago police department, which has been something they have been fighting for, for quite a while, and they think will take quite some time before they reach some

brandy was 14 when she found out she did not make the varsity cheerleading squad and sent a snapchatshowed one of the coaches. she was then banned from cheerleading for one year. l cheerleading for one year. i was questioning to myself cheerleading for one year. i was questioning to myself how they were able to do that if i did not say it on school. if i didn't specifically say the name of the school. what the school is _ name of the school. what the school is asking _ name of the school. what the school is asking for _ name of the school. what the school is asking for here - name of the school. what the school is asking for here is i name of the school. what the school is asking for here is to | school is asking for here is to make — school is asking for here is to make exception which applies inside — make exception which applies inside the school and push it out 2m7— inside the school and push it out 24/7 so that young people who happen to be public school students — who happen to be public school students would not have full free—speech rights anywhere in their— free—speech right

joining us now with more, brandi, what did you learn?o like many communities it's dealing with the gutting of their newspaper. it wasth brought by a huge corporation. and now it just has a few editorial employees. it can't cover the community. a woman started a facebook group called the news alerts of beaver county. that has grown to 45,000 members. it's a00 destination where peop post and comment on local news. and what they hear on the police scanner. now the problem with these groups is that in addition to, you know all of the great stories and lost dogs and found wallets and traffic jams, we're also getting a lot of rumors. a man ran from a traffic stop. within minutes people in the community were posting a lot of incorrect community. they were saying it was an escaped murder from detroit.rd he had a gun, the gun went off on a playground. stuff that really panicked the community.y one poster sent his child and wife downstairs and he was watching the front door with a gun. >> normally when you and ri talking, we're talking about qanon

. >> brandy posted f school, f softball, f cheer, f everything" on snapchat.r off the team. >> i expressed my feelings. >> school policy rabbits foul language and inappropriate gestures by student athletes even on the internet but brandy's post was made off campus. >> it's important to protect free-speech rights outside of school and make sure schools will become a big brother that punishes kids. >> the school district declined our interview. "she plainly targeted her speech 250 ever snapchat friends. it included many fellow students and teammates. >> i never thought of a go to the supreme court. i wasn't thinking of anything like that. >> in 19629 the u.s. supreme court limited restrictions schools can impose on student speech went on school grounds. being off-campus makes brandy's case unique. >> i have the chance to show other people that are like me that it's okay to express how you feel. and not get in trouble for it. >> the justice's decision could redefine the limits on educators monitoring so-called disruptive speech. the nine justices will render a de

brandy is a cheerleader. she represents the school. but she was not in school at the time.sing school property or naming any specific students or employees. so where is the line? >> it's a saturday. she's in a mini mart. she does it on snap chat which as you know, disappears and is designed to disappear. and she does, you know, language that, rant might be an exaggeration. i've got teenage kids. it is something you hear every day. but where is the line is the question. she's now in college. this isn't about her anymore although she's doing it for principle. the question is what will it mean going forward? the court below said she was okay. she was protected. the supreme court has now taken the case. they are not going to say that school districts can always discipline students. but they're going to use some words. we don't know what those words are but those words will influence the lives of high school students for the next 20 years as lower courts try to apply them. because what they're going to say is, look, there are sometimes, and they're right. that words can matter.

we are so excited to have brandi with us this morning. hi brandi. thanks for being with us.>> well, we were lying around in bed one morning trying to decide what we should name it and you're hearing a song called "the story." that seemed like an obvious choice, but maybe too obvious for me. we had other names in mind. she was overhearing this thing and she had been asking for a horse damn near since she could talk and i would always tell her they were too expensive. she said to me that morning, she goes, mama if you were so poor when you grew up, how could you afford to have a horse? i said, i couldn't. i was given broken ones. she said, your book should be called "broken horses." >> wow. >> swear to god that's just how it happened. >> wow, i love that. your daughter, your bandmates, you guys travel on your tour buses with your entire families. correct? this isn't just what you would typically think of. what's that like? what's that tour bus situation like? >> well, at its worst, it was two breast-feeding infants and a toddler, three kids in diapers and three couples on a 45

brandi levy was angry she didn't make the varsity squad, so she wofted f school, f. cheer, f everything. she wrote that to her friends on snapchat. this was all the way back in 2017. levy was suspended from the sk squad for her post, and the supreme court's decision could have ramifications for millions of students. joining me is harry litman. what a case. let's talk about this. brandi is a cheerleader. she represents the school, but she wasn't in school at the time. she wasn't using school property or naming any specific students or employees. so where is the line? >> it's a saturday. she's in a mini-mart. she does it on snapchat which, as you know, disappears and is designed to disappear. and she does, you know, language that "rant" might be an exaggeration. i've got teenage kids. it's something you hear every day. but where is the line is the question, don. she's now in college. this isn't about her anymore although she's doing it for principle. the question is what will it mean going forward? the court below said she was okay, she was protected. and the supreme c

brandy graham said to survive as i become the puppets of anti gun educate his. basic classes and your organizing in time what to say what to do they do interviews a bit but so is all orchestrated by these going to one word yes it was not. and so does conservation supported by the n.r.a. that allowed the continued slaughter of our children in our future i say get your resumes ready. the n.r.a. publicly mocked students who just witnessed the killing of their classmates. and these kids ought to be marching on hypocritical police structures they hate machines their constant except hold on no duty never going to take the course. you want to attack a teenager who went to a school shooting that's who's your enemy now is a school shooting survivor a kid who doesn't want to die. but that it is pathetic we hear the 1st gunshot echoed through the hallways. our 1st response was not sounded a lot like a gunshot or that very day. and now. it's time. for this like it. or. not actually. back. that was. decided. but david was at the shooting he recorded a video when he was the k

brandy graham is a senior n.r.a. lobbyist it's a good job to make sure congress maintains a pro-gun agenda. the united states a lot of times they don't look and i'm struck you know. there's a problem we have to make you know i mean. she has a tip for one nation on how to mobilize pro-gun advocates work from the ground up. i don't care if you are right only have 6 of your buddies. back and share them as long as they're $20.00 for the organization or whatever it is trying to raise if we have it both need to spend $40.00 or more and that's the reason it was. going to struggle is probably one of the most important thing it's a roy 1st brothers culture we're going to lose both drugs if you're trying to play . the n.r.a. would welcome one nation using the right to self-defense as an argument to change restraint used jungle was. i think very beneficial if you are all able to take steps in the right direction to start providing protection to people then again that helps us because the biggest hurdle i would get from fabs it'

brandy, if you don't follow brandy's stuff on social media, you should.exual assault cases. it's a welcome change but overdue. >>> troye carter won louisiana's special congressional election yesterday and is now on his way to the united states house of representatives. the congressman elect will take over the second congressional district. the region that covers parts of baton rouge. left in january to become director for the white house's office of public engagement. carter's expected to be sworn in in the coming days. ent. carter's expected to be sworn in in the coming days but if you're experiencing irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue or light-headedness, don't wait to contact your doctor. because these symptoms could be signs of a serious condition like atrial fibrillation. which could make you about five times more likely to have a stroke. your symptoms could mean something serious, so this is no time to wait. talk to a doctor, by phone, online, or in-person. not everybody wants the same thing. that's why i go

. >> reporter: when brandy leavy was a ninth grader in pennsylvania, she discovered one saturday that she did not make the varsity cheerleading team and would remain on the junior varsity squad. so she lashed out, as people her age often do, on social media. she posted a photo of herself and a friend making a rude gesture and she wrote using a word we can't say, blank school, blank softball, blank cheer, blank everything >> i was a 14-year-old kid expressing my feelings expressing how i felt. that's how kids do it. they do it over social media. >> reporter: she assumed that message would quickly vanish, but a classmate took a screen shot and showed it to her mother who happened to be one of the high school cheerleading coaches. brandi was suspended from the team she and her parents sued, saying the school should not be able to punish her for her off campus expression the federal courts agreed. but the school districts says schools must be able to take action against any speech that is a threat. especially when social media is so pervasive and children are offcampus when they attend cl

we begin in china in a city that stands for strong liquor bow-tie the brandy is considered the most valuable brand of alcohol and acts as a lubricants when conducting business and requesting favors. new york who normally exposes crime and corruption cases now the investigative journalist is on his way to china's most famous liquor to be. doing what they can already smell the alcohol here that in the southern chinese town of multis also the name of the liquor produced here the multi distillery is china's most valuable company worth more than the country's biggest that china's political elite is partial to it and us some of the bottles cost several $100.00 euros you says they are the perfect gift to greeks that we did you it how corrupt officials prefer multimeters they only drink the most expensive brands and this alcohol is the most expensive and their love for it lets the prices rise even more jaguar go to. the liquor factory takes up large swaths of multi-ton and many more are trying to profit from the big name within sight of the state owned giant is the distillery a family business. cust

brandy levy's post was made off campus after school hours. >> i have the chance to show other people: fox news reached out to the school district for an interview. the district declined n a court brief the district doubled down on punishment, putting message on snapchat, brandy was reaching a school audience. justices at the supreme court weighed in seemingly defending brandi levy in some case. >> what bothers me when i read all of this, it seemed like the punishment was tailored to the offense. a year suspension from the team seems excessive to me. >> it might be students speech that occurs outside of school is sometimes going to cause fundamental problems, disruption of the school's learning environment. reporter: this is all about disruptive speech, neil, and the implications could last for decades about this off campus speech, what it means, we'll find out from justices at end of june, latest, early july. neil? neil: thank you, david. seth, the business law attorney. what do you think of this case though? >> landmark case. it will be fascinating to see what they do. this is an is

so there is two ways brandi can win this case.it was not disruptive enough. >> pete williams there in the washington news room. hours from now here at the capital the president is set to roll out his next package. it focuses on education and child care and here is what it includes. free universal pre school. it would accomplish a national paid leave program. extend the child tax credit for five years and make sure that low and middle income families do not propose more. people that make more than 400,000 a year, investors, big corporations, and republicans you're seeing it more and more opposing this saying the plan is just too big. a progressive democrat is encouraging the white house to go even bigger. i'm joined by one of those democrats live here in the capitol. congressman jones, thank you for being with us. bear with us, they're fixing some of the lights in advance of the speech tonight. a lot of construction behind us but we're all going to power through. let's talk about this plan here. you have been working with senator w

there are two ways that brandi levy could win this case.campus is out of reach of the schools, and they can't punish for it. the schools say that would make it much harder for them to patrol things like cyber bullying, but the second way she could win is for the court to rule on much narrow grounds and when she said wasn't disruptive and she can't be punished for it. >> pete williams, thank you so much and for any teens watching at home, no matter what the supreme court says, please behave yourselves. don't put this stuff out on social media. nothing good comes of it. up next, we're going global, minutes away from a key eu hearing about russia's treatment of alexey navalny. how the pandemic will be managed at the tokyo olympics. we'll be right back after this. . we'll be right back after this ♪ yum yum yum yum yuuum yum yum yum yum yum yum yuuum ♪ ♪ yum ♪ ♪ yum yum (clap, clap) yum yum (clap) yum yum ♪ what happens when we welcome change? we can make emergency medicine possible at 40,000 feet. instead of burning our past for power, we can h

victory and defeat, often more the latter, james monroe took part in the battles of harlem heights, brandy, germantown, rising to the rank of major before his 20th birthday. mineral was also a trenton, where washington's gamble of attacking an isolated outpost paid off in uninspiring victory on the day after christmas, 1776. the battle produced monroe's greatest moments of both peril and fame during the revolutionary war, as he described in his unfinished autobiography written late in his life in the third person. command of the vanguard insisting of 50 men was given to captain willi washington. lieutenant monroe promptly offered his services to the assistant. on the 25th of december, 1776, they passed the delaware in front of the army in the desk of the evening. so, understand he was not at the vote with washington, he was already on the other side of the river. the next morning, the battle was joined began for monroe's autobiography. captain washington then moved forward with of an in front, attack the enemies picked, it shot down the commanding officer and drove it before him. the drums

we begin in china in a city that stands for strong liquor now tie the brandy is considered the most valuable brand of alcohol and acts as a lubricant one conducting business and requesting favors. normally expose this crime and corruption cases now the investigative journalist is on his way to china's most famous. i'm doing you know you could already smell the alcohol. you hear that in the southern chinese town of multis also the name of the liquor produced here the multi distillery is china's most valuable company worth more than the country's biggest back china's political elite is partially to it and yes some of the bottles cost several $100.00 euros you says they are the perfect gift to greeks that we did your talent we are corrupt officials prefer multimeters they only drink the most expensive brands and this alcohol is the most expensive and their love for it lets the prices rise even more jaguars will be the one that. the liquor factory takes up large swaths of multi-ton and many more are trying to profit from the big name within sight of the state owned giant is the distillery a fami

brandi was suspended from the junior varsity team. shouldn't be able to punish her for off-campus expression the federal courts agreed. the school district said schools must be able to take action against any speech that's a threat, especially when social media is so pervasive and children are off campus when they attend class by remote learning. >> we want to make sure that the supreme court doesn't paint with a brush that is so broad that it limits the ability of schools to address the very important question of speech that is bullying speech or harassing speech >> reporter: brandi levy's dad has another reason for hoping off-campus restriction isn't restricted. >> that's how us parents learn what's going on with our children's lives, through social media. we see posts or what they're doing or how they're feeling >> reporter: the court will hear the case tomorrow with a decision by late june, and the ruling will affect free speech rights for generations of young people to come, who are increasingly spending their lives online and so

in 2017 brandy, a high school student in pennsylvania, she tried out for the varsity squad and didn'tost. kicked her off the j.v. team. it prohibits foul language by student athletes on the internet. brandi's post was made off campus after school hours. >> i was just really upset that day and i made the post. i have the chance to show other people that are like me that it is okay to express how you feel and not get in trouble for it. >> fox news reached out to the school district for an interview. the district declined. the district doubleed down on the punishment she plainly targeted her speech at campus underscoring the point that she blasted the messages to a school audience, 250 of her snapchat friends who included many feel owe students and teammates. after multiple hearings in lower courts the u.s. supreme court agreed to hear her case. in 1969 they created rules for restrictions schools can impose on campus but off campus makes brandi's case unique. they'll hear the case tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. with a decision before july 4th. with millions of kids on snapchat it has major impli

we begin in china in a city that stands for strong liquor bow-tie the brandy is considered the most valuable brand of alcohol and it acts as a lubricant when conducting business and requesting favors. or normally expose this crime and corruption cases now the investigative journalist is on his way to china's most famous treaty. one day you can already smell the alcohol here which over the southern chinese town of multis also the name of the liquor produced here the multi distillery is china's most valuable company worth more than the country's biggest back china's political elite is partially to it and us some of the butlers cost several 100 euros you says they are the perfect gift to greeks the week you know just how corrupt officials prefer mount time because they only drink the most expensive brands. this alcohol is the most expensive and their love for it lets the prices rise even more jaguar meets along. the lake effect or it takes up large swaths of multi-ton and many more are trying to profit from the big main within sight of the state owned giant is the distillery a family business.

. >> hello, brandy? brandy? one more time, brandy, are you there? okay. hello, emily? >> hello. [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] >> translation, are you there? >> yes. i feel like the commissioner is bad. collins should leave. that you make the hate crimes worse and we are very hurt. you hate us so much, why do you stay here. i don't thank you can be fair to our students and education. please resign. >> thank you. hello, meredith? >> as a mom of vietnamese children and a parent leader advocating on behalf of our family, 40% of whom are asian and pacific islander, we stand in solidarity with our a.p.i. community. why are we ignoring their requests? how can you say you are following a restorative justice process? you are not. given commissioner collins' last statement, we are asking for her to immediately resign. by holding onto her seat, she is furthering the damage for the community and delaying the urgent work. why are we sitting here discussing this. we are failing to provide quality education for our children. how can the work of getting our children ba

basically set the stage if you will for all of these and bills that you're saying from state to state brandy has seen the benefits of taking hormones has come out of that shell of you know just wanting to hide away from the world and now he wants to be in that world and he wants to make that world change they're trying to shove this community back into the closet and i'm here to say as a as an ally to this community we're not going back in the closet we are here to stay we will get louder and there's nothing you can do about it. now the late german designer karl lagerfeld once said sweat pants are a sign of defeat by them when you lose control of your life well loungewear has become popular during the pandemic with hardly anyone heading to the office for meetings these days and many designers and fashion retailers have adapted to the casual wear trend. so this is the kind of clothes i will never work. it has to be comfortable when monica klein is at home in birmingham preparing her design management classes for the university she likes to wear sweatpants and a hoodie. she might put on a casu

basically set the stage if you will for all of these and bill that you're saying from state to state brandy has seen the benefits of taking hormones. hayes come out of that shell of you know just wanting to hide away from the world and now he wants to be in that world and he wants to make that world change and they're trying to shove this community back into the closet and i'm here to say as a as an ally to this community we're not going back in the closet we are here to stay we will get louder and there is nothing you can do about it. 2 men and a woman walk into a room there are only 2 chairs what would you do well what the men did not do maybe dashing hopes for smooth the relations between the european union and turkey earlier this week 2 of the european union's top leaders or the lion a woman and charles show a man visited a turkish president richard. also a man but as the 3 gathered for talks they discovered that there were only 2 chairs present now if you were expecting the president to say please take a seat ladies 1st you are about to be disappointed. it was a meeting that said hopes

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. >> reporter: brandi levy tried out for the varsity cheerleader squad but didn't make the cut.n expressed her anger about being delegated to jv posting a rant on snapchat while she was off school property. the public school then suspended levy from cheerleading saying she violated their code of conduct. >> i feel like when i signed this code of conduct i didn't sign away my first amendment rights, so i feel that i should be able to say what i want out of school hours and if it's not during the school activity. >> reporter: after filing a lawsuit, two lower courts ruled in levy's favor ordering she be allowed to rejoin the team. a federal appeals court agreed. now four years later the case is headed to the supreme court testing the boundaries of school discipline and students' free speech. >> students do not lose their free speech rights when they enter the schoolhouse gate, but the court has never decided whether those rules that they've applied inside of school also apply to students when they're outside of school. >> the school district says the case threatens to handcuff coa

we begin in china in a city that stands for strong liquor the bow tie the brandy is considered the most valuable brand of alcohol and acts as a lubricant when conducting business and my question favors. normally expose this crime and corruption cases now the investigative journalist is on his way to china's most famous to be. monitoring you can already smell the alcohol here which only the southern chinese town of motel used also the name of the liquor produced here. multi-disciplinary is china's most valuable company worth more than the country's biggest back china's political elite is partial to it and us some of the bottles cost several $100.00 euros you says they are the perfect gift to greece that we are going to judge how well corrupt officials prefer multimeters they only drink the most expensive brands and this alcohol is the most expensive and their love for it lets the prices rise even more jaguar just needs a walk down. the lake effect or it takes up large swaths of multi-ton and many more are trying to profit from the big name within sight of the state owned giant is the dis

. >> reporter: when brandi levy failed to make the varsity cheerleading team at her pennsylvania school was relegated to the jv team, she posted an angry rant on snapchat while she was off school property. >> i said f school, f cheer, f softball, f everything. >> reporter: the school suspended levy from cheerleading for one year saying the post violated their code of conduct. she sued the district and won. now the school district's lawyers are hoping to reverse the lower court decision, which rules what students say off campus and after hours is punishable by schools. >> off-campus speech particularly on social media can be disruptive. >> reporter: justices elena kagan and amy coney barrett did question potential threats of violence from a student that could take place on social media off campus but justice sonia sotomayor wrestled with where to draw the line. >> can you punish the student for cursing at home or at her parents? >> absolutely not. >> if you can't punish them for doing that, you're punishing her here because she went on the internet and cursed -- and used a curse word rel

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he has brandy in the front and he has the champagne. and then he's got flowers along the garden, and in the background, it's very hard to make it that interesting, but i quite often put books and bookshelves because they say quite a bit about the person and the person's character. so the books behind are mostly books he wrote, because he wrote so many, and all the books about him. >> it's that personal relationship, the personal relationship that you're grandfather had with harry truman and so many others that helped really paved the way. after that election loss, your grandfather, edwina, painted. he took some time in miami beach. people forget that the iron curtain speech was finalized in large measure in the early drafts in miami. that is somewhere your grandfather went off. >> he went to many places, but he did really like miami and he liked good weather, and he liked the ocean, and he liked a lot of things. he did a painting of miami beach when he was there, but he also went to other places like morocco. he loved everything, really