roberto: "nueva víctima de bullying".u papá. podría ser tu hija, y tú apoyando y celebrando la violencia de los chavos. roberto: no, no, no, no, un momento, yo no estaba celebrando nada, tú no me dejaste terminar. elena: no me vengas con eso ahora. hay niños que se suicidan diario, que acaban en el hospital con su vida destruida por los ataques de sus compañeros y a ti se te ocurre una apología de la violencia. roberto: elena, no, es que no fue así. elena: yo tengo que justificar lo que dijiste, porque mis alumnos admiran las ideas de su profesor de matemáticas. hoy quiero que hablemos del bullying. quiero que cada uno de ustedes me dé su opinión, ¿qué es el bullying, qué les parece, y qué deberíamos de hacer para eliminarlo de nuestra escuela? ¿quién quiere empezar? marina: yo. yo creo que la violencia nunca es buena y a mí, sinceramente, me dan lástima los que la utilizan, porque los "bully", los abusivos, no son más que unos fracasados. todos: uh. elena: silencio, silencio o esto se acabó. continúa, marina, por favor.

. >>> a 12-year-old girl was attacked by a bully in a classroom and the teacher just walked away. >>> back on the baseball field. how he's helping to build a better bay area. >> i'm in san francisco. a wallpaper at a restaurant is making many stop and take a picture. we'll tell you why. abc7 news starts right now. >>> an east bay family is on edge tonight. they've been target twice this week by a suspected arsonist. >> the latest fire forced the mother and son to flee by the balcony. live in berkeley with reaction. >> yeah. i'm at the berkeley fire department. it's been a scary week for neighbors after a family's home targeted not once but twice in one week by a suspected arsonist. >> people could have been injured and lives could have been lost. >> berkeley neighbors are fearful after a fire broke out. the charred entry is now off limits. >> there was an uber driver on the corner. he saw what happened. banged on our door and told us to come outside. i initially grabbed a fire extinguisher thinking it was something small. >> reporter: the mother and son were trapped by the flames. the

in this case, bullying prevention. >> reporter: it has cut bullying incidents by 23% and taught kids. gianni lopez is a fourth grader. what have you learned? >> i never considered being a bully, but when i -- when i try to stop myself, i always think, am i saying the right things? am i saying something kind? am i saying something nice? >> reporter: for parker daniel, bullying was real. he was a target. moving here from texas, he was picked on for having a different accent. one bully even threatened him. >> one boy was going to beat me up on the bus. >> reporter: was that frightening? then his friend, chloe fernandez, stood up to the bully. chloe used another tactic she learned as part of the anti-bullying program strength in numbers. >> we go to the bully and tell him to stop or we're going to tell on him and we're going to stop it by ourselves. >> reporter: what happened? >> he never touched or did anything to parker again. >> reporter: wasn't that scary, going to the bully? >> no, because i had my other friends that came with me too. >> reporter: now, because the other students kne

many faced racist and sexist bullying, others describe being groped and harassed.arriage. this person has decided to break their nda. she signed one relating to her disabilities, teaching and research role, following her cancer diagnosis. she felt that it hadn't been fairly addressed.” diagnosis. she felt that it hadn't been fairly addressed. i want other people to break their nda, because we can't see each other in major community. the university of liverpool says it refutes the allegations in the strongest possible terms. miss cass albion was not subject to discrimination or bullying and did not fail to make reasonable adjustments —— kassabian. the government is trying to tighten the rules on what nda is used for and stopping them from being misused. this is the briefing on bbc news. let's remind you of the headlines. resident mccrone promises notre—dame cathedral will be rebuilt within five years —— president mccrone. donors have pledged almost $1 billion. in indonesia, voting is going to a close and the biggest elections are held in the country. the president,

is there a moral message about bullying in there?sage about bullying, about being comfortable with yourself and i think any film that has that kind of message we should pat on the back, it's not a work of art but it's not offensive. not a work of art but not offensive. stick that on the poster! laughter. i don't think they will somehow. right, mid90s which isjonah hill. a young boy finding friendship amongst a group of misfits. a teen movie, really. yeah, a coming—of—age movie. jonah hill we know as an actor from wolf of wall street and superbad and many other things. this is his debut as a feature film director and writer. it's california in the mid—90s and this boy does have a troubled home life. he has a surrogate family with these older skateboarders he makes friends with. they are all people from broken homes and they all bond together. this lead actor, sunny suljic, just 11! years old. this is a scene where he is doing his best to disguise what he's been up to, he doesn't want his mum to find out. i'm so sorry i'm late. it won'

. >> hay hablaremos del ciber bullying hablando de carlos vives su hija estarÁ con nosotros y tenemossitivo infectado con un programa considerado maligno ahora a la mujer se le acusa de dar declaraciones falsas a un oficial federal y de ingresar a un Área restringida >>> una empleada de la casa blanca le contÓ al congreso com al menos 25 funcionarios recibieron acreditaciÓn de seguridad a contenido secreto a pesar que la oficina de seguridad habÍa determinado que esas personas no estaban calificadas para obtener el acceso privilegiado. >> inclusive algunas tenÍan conducta criminal o existen vÍnculos >> hay un respiro para los beneficiarios del plan de seguridad conocido como obamacare, el presidente trump anunciÓ que esperaran hasta despuÉs de las elecciones del 2020 para aplicar una alternativa al plan de la anterior administraciÓn el mandatario eligiÓ poner fin a l disputa y dijo en la red social twitter que la votaciÓn se llevarÁ a cabo despuÉs de las elecciones cuando asegurÓ los republicanos ocupen el senado y recuperan la cÁmara con esto estÁ dando por segura su reelecciÓn >>> l

steve: teddy roosevelt called the presidency the bully pulpit.w would he view donald trump using his megaphone, twitter, today? prof. kruse: i think he would see it as the new bully pulpit, and trump is putting it to good use. steve: what has surprised you about how he has used social media? prof. kruse: what has surprised me is the total lack of filter. so when roosevelt or other presidents would use the bully pulpit, it was done with a very carefully prepared, carefully crafted message behind that. we have a strong tradition, especially through the modern period. if you look at presidents like reagan, he had a team behind him who really crafted a very important message, and they were very careful to shape every detail, they would pick backgrounds for photos. they would have key words of the day that they stressed throughout the day, and that they hammered home one theme and it was all very carefully thought out by a team of experts. trump does it on the fly. he does it, you know, seemingly on a whim. i guess on a phone perhaps. there are typos.

i've been bullied for six years across two universities by the same man.rets, now creating a culture of silence, nondisclosure agreements are keeping allegations of misconduct in the dark — feeling trapped but desperate to be heard. after i complained, i was advised to sign an nda and leave. i ended up hundreds of miles away at a new university, only for the bully to follow me and continue his harassment. i'm depressed and it's crippling my career. the bbc has spoken to dozens of people who say they felt pressurised into signing an nda. many had faced racist and sexist bullying. others describe being groped and harassed. one woman said she was disciplined for not being at work on the day of her miscarriage. and this academic has decided to break her nda. it's actually been super—helpful... she signed one during ongoing grievances relating to her disabilities, teaching and research role, particularly following her cancer diagnosis, that she felt had not been fairly addressed. we need to be a community, even if we don't know each other. we need to know that

very geeky and bullied, which is why she she is kind of book bullying people.to be co mforta ble has to learn a lesson, to be comfortable with herself and to be kinder to people. it's a film aimed at young girls, i am a middle aged film critic, i am not the audience, i found it very protectable. regina hall, 5he i found it very protectable. regina hall, she was in girls trip la5t year, the same people. the 14—year—old 5tar year, the same people. the 14—year—old star of this film, 5he i5 14—year—old star of this film, 5he is also the executive producer of this film full stubs 5he is also the executive producer of this film full stubs she is the youngest producer in hollywood history. she is great as an actress. she is really strong, very confident, very powerful. she is someone, confident, very powerful. she is someone, only 1a year5 confident, very powerful. she is someone, only 1a years old, we are going to see a lot more of the. and i5 going to see a lot more of the. and is not really an original concept for a phone. there is a moral message about bullying, a

it's all about how to handle bullying. that was so good.ldren in school are being picked on. it's been created by the open university. the aim is to combat racist and prejudiced stereotypes that lead to bullying by showing children from different backgrounds and a variety of scenarios that other children can relate to. there's rasheed, who is arab—muslim, darrel, who's black, and kasia, who can't speak english. rashid, you don't have to play the terrorist — don't worry. unless you are one. this one involves rashid, whose friends keep calling him a terrorist. using virtual reality means that you get to literally experience what it's like to be picked on for your race, religion and where you come from. you also get to choose how to react. i'm going to stand up for myself and confront the bullies. i really don't like it. it's offensive. we're your friend, rashid! 0k, dude, but it'sjust a game. just because it's a game doesn't mean it doesn't hurt. they kept calling him, like, a terroristjust because of his race, and i didn't feel like that was

meeting at 6:30 at bullis charter. these are just the first opportunities to have public comment. i want to tell you what the superintendent just sent me -- i'll let him go by, just sent me a statement this morning from the superintendent of the school district. that under current law we believe the best way to improve the situation for our schools is to obtain a negotiated agreement with bullis, the proposed long-term agreement is heartbreaking for many people in our community as we consider moving a top performing junior high school in order to make room for a charter school, but as a district, we must protect the long-term viability of our schools and the excellent education we provide for every child in the community, the counterargument is that people in this community seem to want some sort of school choice in the matter because not only does the bullis charter down the street serve 20% of the school aged population, they also have a waiting list of about 1,000 students. kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> thank

many have faced racist and sexist bullying. 0thers describe being groped and harassed.eing at work on the day of her miscarriage. and this academic has decided to break her nda. it's actually been super—helpful. she signed one during ongoing grievances relating to her disabilities, teaching and research role, particularly following her cancer diagnosis, that she felt had not been fairly addressed. i want to break my nda because i want to encourage other people to break theirs because we cannot see each other and therefore we can't make a community. the university of liverpool said... the government is trying to tighten the rules on what ndas are used for. these women hope breaking their silence will stop them being misused. rianna croxford, bbc news. a study suggests that eating even small amounts of ham, bacon and red meat increases the risk of contracting bowel cancer. the study, led by oxford university, found that those who stuck to the nhs guideline of eating about 70 grams of red or processed meat a day — that's a slice of roast beef and a rasher of bacon — still

i have been bullied for six years across two universities by the same man.ned to protect trade secrets, now creating a culture of silence, nondisclosure agreements are keeping allegations of misconduct in the dark. feeling trapped but desperate to be heard. after i complained i was advised to sign an nda and leave. i ended up hundreds of miles away at a new university, only for the bully to follow me and continue his harassment. i'm depressed and it's cripling my career. the bbc has spoken to dozens of people who say they felt pressurised into signing an nda. many have faced racist and sexist bullying. others describe being groped and harassed. one woman said she was disciplined for not being at work on the day of her miscarriage. and this academic has decided to break her nda. it's actually been super helpful. she signed one during ongoing grievances relating to her disabilities, teaching and research role, particularly following her cancer diagnosis, that she felt had not been failry addressed. i want to break my nda because i want to encourage other peopl

. -- i will not be bullied. house, teddy roosevelt said, is bully. everything is bully. that is a good word. but being bullied is not. as he is looking at the senators on both sides of the aisle, he said, bill bar as the nominee, said i will not be bullied by anyone. so god bless the justice department, the elliott richardsons and bob borks and now the bill barrs of the world. thank you for your attention. i look forward to your questions. [applause] >> thank you. .hank you very much >> we have time for three or four questions. >> hi. paul, i read your book. it is fantastic. you were quite right in terms of describing the regulations and requirements. i am the one that sued mueller on the constitutionality of his office. we are petitioning for a rehearing in the d.c. circuit. you are right there are two reports, confidential to the attorney general, the attorney general does a brief notification, but all he has to do under the regulations is something notify congress that mueller is done and only know if there has been any veto by rosenstein. it is even briefer than what

within the profession is a problem, and this could for example take the shape of a consultant bullyingfidence. a new initiative is being today, new training of doctors, how to tackle it in the workplace and how to report it, and here is what dame clare marx told me. we know from some of the high profile cases that come into the public domain that there are some doctors who have left theirjobs because they have felt bullied, not only by their colleagues but by other members of the health care teams, and i think that we know that, where there is poor culture within an organisation, you are more likely to get uncontrolled behaviours that are felt to be undermining and bullying. it comes as the general medical association faces allegations of sexism and harassment. two senior doctors on the gma‘s committee have based incidents of harassment, lewd comments being made, and one said there was a culture of institutionalised sexism. the bma has apologised and said it will announce an independent enquiry. the government is being urged to abolish gel services of less than a year. mps on thejustic

vulnerable to the bullying that that person is received.portant is because it draws attention to a new form of bullying, and a new means of enabling bullying, which after all, as an issue, has been around for us as long as the human race has, but has been enabled and amplified, and in many ways made a great deal worse by social media. the digital minister said that any suggestion that disabled people should avoid the internet was an outrageous piece of advice. they should be free to access those benefits, to come and go online, like everybody else, without fear of harassment, abuse, and intimidation. it's the internet that's got to change. not the experience of people with disabilities. margojames said, the lot commission was looking into whether new legislation was needed. you are watching monday in parliament with me david cornock, still to come, why are more pupils being excluded from school? the government has said no decision has been taken on the level of tuition fees european union students would have to pay to attend english univers

being bullied is not. as he is looking at the senators on both sides of the aisle, he said i will barr not be bullied by anyone. god bless the justice department, the elliott richardson's and bob works and now the bill barr's of the world. i look forward to your questions. [applause] thank you very much. you're very kind, very generous. >> we have time for three or four questions. read your book, it is fantastic. you are quite right in terms of describing the regulations. i am the one who sued mueller on the constitutionality of his office. for a petitioning rehearing. on the report, you are quite right that there are two reports. bob mueller's is confidential to the attorney general. the attorney general is a brief notification. all he has to do is notify congress that mueller is done and only note if there has been any veto of molars prosecution by rosenstein. he is going over and above his duty. the only other time before this appointment of special counsel appointingeno senator danforth. in her appoint

the bbc broke the story this morning, more than 50 people have come forward with allegations of bullyingens of them are men. one man said he was "reduced to a suicidal mess" after being bullied, and signing an nda ended his career. others said whole groups of staff had been gagged for trying to whistle—blow on malpractice. when you speak out, you don't just speak out, you basically destroy your career. emma chapman thinks she has a solution. she refused to sign an nda after claiming she was sexually harassed by a man at university college london. she fought for a confidentiality waiver, meaning she can speak out. but the pain is still there. it disturbs me that he could know my address, and i had nightmares of my house being set on fire, for example. emma took her case to a tribunal, but didn't win. as soon as it was over, she received several of these untraceable voicemails from an unknown caller in the middle of the night. so this goes on... police never found the caller. ucl is believed to be the only university to have taken action to end the use of ndas for misconduct cases. it hope

many have faced racist and sex sexist bullying.ciplined for not being at work on the day of her miscarriage. this academic has decided to break her nda. she signed one during ongoing grievances relating to her disabilities, teaching and research, particularly following her cancer diagnosis. i want to encourage people to break there's because we cannot see each other and are therefore cannot be a community. the university of liverpool said... the government is trying to tighten the rules on what nda's are useful. these women hope breaking their silence will mean they stop being used. the metropolitan police say they've now arrested nearly 300 people involved in climate change protests in london. the demonstrations have led to road closures, traffic jams and disruption to bus services, affecting more than 500,000 commuters. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, has urged the protesters not to go ahead with plans to try to disrupt tube services. eating even moderate amounts of ham, bacon and red meat is linked to an increased risk of bowel

universities are being accused of using "gagging orders" to stop bullying, discrimination and sexual misconduct allegations becoming public. dozens of academics have told the bbc they were "harassed" out of theirjobs and made to sign non—disclosure agreements after making complaints. figures show uk universities have spent at least £87 million on payoffs since 2017. the metropolitan police say they've now arrested nearly 300 people involved in climate change protests in london. the demonstrations have led to road closures, trafficjams and disruption to bus services, affecting more than 500,000 commuters. the new west end company, which represents traders in oxford street, regent street and bond street, claims the protests have cost the west end £12 million since monday. a surprise court ruling has revived the possibility of a £14 billion lawsuit against the credit card firm mastercard. the court of appeal in london has ruled the competition appeal tribunal must reconsider the class action against the firm which it threw out two years ago. the claim alleges 46 million people paid high

she says her classmate has been bullying her for months. >> after answers were demanded about the handling of the case, the district suspended the principal and teacher in that classroom. >> reporter: we know how serious bullying can be. in fact, on the same day as that attack, a 10-year-old girl was beaten in south carolina and died from her injuries two days later. what sets this attack apart from others we've seen is the teacher's response. look at the beginning of the video, again. that 7th grade history teacher, jeremy cooper raising his hands and walking away. >> i was very shocked that he didn't do anything. because most teachers just go and try to stop it. he didn't do anything. >> reporter: the beating the 12 year old suffered continued for 40 seconds, until a p.e. teacher came to her aid. >> she called me, and she said mom, she hit me. >> reporter: her mother rushed to the school, saw her dot a daughter's bruises and took her to the hospital for examination, thankfully no serious injuries. it didn't sink in until she saw that vide

being bullied is not. as he is looking at the senators on both sides of the isle, he said -- bill barr said, as the nominee said, i will not be bullied by anyone. god bless the justice epartment, the elliott richard sons and -- richardsons now the borks and bill barrs of the world. i look forward to your questions. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. you're very kind, very generous. >> we have time for three or four questions. >> i read your book. it's fantastic. you were quite right in terms of describing the regulations, in terms of the -- by the way, i'm the one that sued mueller on the constitutionality of his office, and we're petitioning for a rehearing in the d.c. circuit. on the report, you are quite right that there are two reports. bob mueller's is confidential to the attorney general. the attorney general is a brief notification. but just to put a final point. all you has to do under the regulations is simply notify congress that mueller is done and only note if there's been any veto o

he said i have been in a place where i don't need to be bullied by anybody. i can be independent.hat's the case he made to convince senators he wouldn't be pushed around by the president. when you look at his actions, they don't make sense through any other lens. the point that jill made is a key one. when he got picked for the job, most when they came into office with that question of whether there could be bend over backwards to go in the other directions. it's one of the most respected prosecutors known for his integrity, the smartest, easiest, least controversial thing was to defer to him. barr not only deferred to him, but inserted himself in to make his own conclusions and released the report in a way that at least some of mueller's prosecutors find misleading. >> one more question on this. one of the things that appeared in the times that seemed clear if you read through the lines with the department of justice officials giving their versions of events although not with their name on it or on the record. he didn't want to release derogatory information and repeat the kind o

i've been bullied. the is across two universities by the same man.o be heard. after i complained i was advised to sign an nba and belief, i ended up hundreds of miles away at a new university, only for the bully to follow me and continued his harassment. i and depressed and it is gripping my career. the bbc had spoken to dozens of people who said they felt criticise —— pressurised into signing an nda. some described being groped and harassed, one woman said she was disciplined for not being at work on the day of her miscarriage. this academic has broken her nda. she signed one during ongoing grievances relating to her disabilities, teaching and research role, particularly following her cancer diagnosis that she felt was not fairly addressed. we need to be a community, even if we don't know each other, we need to know others out there have been through the same horrors we have. it is not a small thing, andi horrors we have. it is not a small thing, and i think it is important for other people to see people like us. the university of liverpool refute t

. >> sean: now hollywood superstar cher tweeting "as bernie sanders bully people who are in prison, rapists, murderers, deserve." i think she is watching the show. joining us now, geraldo rivera. former secret service agent, dan bongino. welcome. geraldo, i don't mind prison reform. when i saw alice marie johnson come out of prison, a family, that made me happy, and she said "thank you, america, for a second chance." she was a one-time offender,

researchers say bullying victims may see their odds for unemployment, spiked of bullying inc social groups, h possessions stolen or being threatened with or experiencing violence. a drone delivery could be saving lives the show here delivered a kidney to surgeons in maryland, pretty cool the university of maryland school of medicine. >>teaming up with the engineering school for the first organ delivery via drone experts say this new technology has the potential to make organ delivery cheaper faster and more reliable, it could also widened the donor organ pool and improve access for people in. communities. >>up next a new mascot, how a city in southern illinois. >>a little city in southern illinois has a new honor for citizen, you had to pick. hello it's a pig and he is being called pork chop the thing is since the beginning of the year and no one can get close enough to catch it. far from viewing these slippery slide as a nuisance the city essentially adopted porkchop has its unofficial mascot. >>animal control officers say porkchop is getting food for many people around town and has now d

. >>> a 12-year-old girl says a classmate had been bullying her for months.ou can see some of the incident on the screen behind me. the district has now suspended the principal and the teacher in that classroom after the i-team's dan noyes demanded answers about the school's handling of the case. he has the story you will see only on 7. [ screaming ] >> reporter: what sets this attack apart from others we've seen is the teacher's response. look at the beginning of the video again. that's stewart elementary teacher jeremy cooper raising his hands and walking away. >> i was very shocked that he didn't do anything because most teachers just go and try to stop it, but he didn't do anything. >> reporter: the beating that 12-year-old valeria delao suffered continued for 40 seconds until a p-e teacher came to her aid. >> she called me and she told me, mom, she hit me. >> valeria's mother rushed to the school, saw her daughter's bruises and took her to the hospital for evaluation. thankfully, no serious injuries. the enormity of what happened didn't sink in until she

the new agreement calls for the egan campus to become solely bullis charter school. currently they share the space with the junior high. the junior high would then be moved to another new campus in mountain view at a shopping center. amber mcdonald started a petition against the move that's garnered more than 5,000 signatures. >> if they make this decision pretty immediately or in a few years, we would make decisions as families to move our kids out of the district. >> reporter: district officials say under california's proposition 39, the district is required to provide bullis charter school with facilities. the agreement is sparking debate over the expansion of charter schools in the state. >> there are certain aspects of charter school law as it's written right now that really binds district and doesn't give them a range of choices. >> reporter: at the bullis meeting monday night, a less sizable group voiced support for the agreement. >> it's truly a compromise. there's not a miracle solution. if there was we would have had it many years ago. >> reporter: the los

this president doesn't understand the phrase of the bully pulpit. he just loves bully. mr. with us. i don't think anyone would argue that congresswoman omar used the best words to talk about the deaths of 3,000 americans and people from other countries who were murdered on 9/11. but do you believe the president cares he may have put a member of congress's life in danger by tweeting out such an incendiary video, using sacred images of that devastating day for political reasons? >> anderson, i'll take only one second. i was so saddened to see the fire at notre dame cathedral in paris, especially this week, especially this week of good friday and easter sunday and this humble muslim invites all of them to come to my humble home and please worship and celebrate easter at our home. so, that invitation is sincerely extended. now to answer your question, your comment. this president has a habit of insighting division and hatred. that is his modus operandi. he feels powerful when he bullies others. and especially nowadays, he is a bully who is afraid, who is afraid about this muell

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that you're dealingng with a bully? , iif the bully gets close will punch the bully in the mouth. amy: "i will punch the bully in the mouth." in response, trump told reporters "i've taken better care of puerto rico than anyone ever." president trump p has still nott acknowleledged more than 3000 people died in puerto rico aftfr ththe hurricane. is that right, congressmember velazquez, that he has not latest -- the latest figures, which could d more than 4000? >> that is more troubling is the fact that he instrucucted mick mulvaney and secretary carson -- and thisis is information that s provided to "the washington post " by deputy assistant -- that the presesident w wted to makakt difficult for any single e dollr toto go to puerto rico, that instead it go shoot -- it should go to texas. this president is cruel. when he doesn't recognize that under our watch 3000 lives were lost. but that is not enough and he continues to be e a bully. and he continues to lie. it is just shameful.l. it is cruel. it is heartless. children empathy for who could die because w we, the ririchest country

of the is it bully nation i've just said to you that it's more muslims being killed by other muslims often within muslim countries i understand that but when talking about when we're talking about terrorism as i said to again the statement that ninety eight percent of the terrorism in the west is carried out by non muslims in terms of britain i think i certainly subscribe to the i love the idea of multicultural britain. i supported completely i love my history here i love the fact that i went to a jewish school here i love the fact that i had friends from various background and experience and understood and value the cultures and the faiths in the religions and all the differences what i don't appreciate is the targeting of gone specific community. and that is what i have seen. and i've been part of being affected by false imprisonment again it's a crime torture can bring plaster and torture is a crime my family have grown up my kids have grown up watching this they have seen the effects of not being of the trouble of being at the constant mercy of the government every time to knock

but but even sweden was downgraded this year and one of the reasons for that was because of cyber bullying of journalists and this is something that keeps coming up in the report of the borders index this year what do you make of that. well i think the the the problem about the use of technology to to to monitor the work of journalists to interfere and to intimidate journalists in the in the way they're working is is extremely disturbing and i mean sweden has been demoted but you know in terms of the league table the scandinavian countries still shine by a long way most of the rest of the democratic world and. globally as a whole but i think this problem about technology is is not just about how the technology can be used and developed specifically to target and to intimidate journalists one of the big problems that we're facing in terms of protecting free expression these days is the failure of the big technology companies to take their responsibility as publishers they have created in many ways the technological facilities for an informational landscape that shows no respect for public d

bullying campaign by the united states and so the message that that sends is incredibly dangerous yet at the same national said a craven capitulation to america's bullying absolutely and you know this is not the first time we've seen this we we saw this many many years ago with us trying to convince other states not to. ratify the rome statute says not the first time we've seen and we've seen this of bullying tactics over a period of time. and so the decision is going to be interpreted in such a way and that's going to give other states the strength to stand up to the i.c.c. and not cooperate so that's that's dangerous in itself the other issue that has been raised by the i.c.c. pretrial chamber is the inability to effectively investigate then of course prosecutors around the world on the national or international level will always apply a test of whether there is a reasonable prospect of successfully prosecuted the case of course you look at that let's a process prosecutors test not not a judicial determination and what we are seeing is a situation where there is constant battling be

he had been bullied for being gay. a local news station in huntsville posted a story on his facebook page raising awareness about lgbtq bullying. one user took issue with that posting liberty guns bible trump barbecue. that's my kind of lgbtq movement. that user was jeff graves. and with the madison county sheriff's office. he's been placed on leave with the sheriff promising a thorough investigation. >>> a show of support for lori loughlin and felicity huffman. martha stewart says she feels sorry for them. the business mogul and ex-con says they might have made a bad mistake. >> yeah. >> the two are accused of making big payments in a scheme to get their children in elite colleges. lying to investigators about a stock sale. felicity huffman was one of 13 parents who agreed to plead guilty last week. lori loughlin and her husband pleaded not guilty in the case. >>> we've heard of high schools implementing dress codes for students and now james madison high school in houston, texas, is telling parents how to dress. in a

is there a moral message about bullying in there?hat kind of message we should pat on the back, it's not a work of art but it's not offensive. not a work of art but not offensive. stick that on the poster! laughter. i don't think they will somehow. right, mid905 which isjonah hill. a young boy finding friendship amongst a group of misfits. a teen movie, really. yeah, a coming—of—age movie. jonah hill we know as an actor from wolf of wall street and superbad and many other things. this is his debut as a feature film director and writer. it's california in the mid—90s and this boy does have a troubled home life. he has a surrogate family with these older skateboarders he makes friends with. they are all people from broken homes and they all bond together. this lead actor, sunny suljic, just 1a years old. this is a scene where he is doing his best to disguise what he's been up to, he doesn't want his mum to find out. i'm so sorry i'm late. it won't ever happen again. it's only 7.30. 0h... 0k. lucas hedges as well, that we saw behind the

wantdea is we do not people to be able to bully and flout the criminal justice system because he wanted to function for the generic public for their safety and for the integrity of the entire process. the definition reads, an act that corrupts by threat or by force or by any threatening letter or communications, influences, obstructs, or impedes the administration of justice. when you look at those words, what acts could be considered obstruction of justice? guest: it is very broadly worded. i would just read from the now attorney general bill barr memorandum. prohibit,n is to destroying, altering, or falsifying evidence, and any kind of impairment of the integrity of the decision-maker. his focus is a little bit on the tree finding process, but obstruction can be at any action that is going to stop or frustrate or undermine that process. a criminalbout investigation or prosecution, it is about finding facts, and that comes from calling witnesses, developing and collecting document terry ou -- document ary evidence and presenting it before a grand jury or a have ay, and then we neutral

power the damning report says amnesty has a toxic working culture that management routinely use bullying and public humiliation thirty nine percent of staff have developed mental or physical issues because of working that sixty five percent don't believe their wellbeing is a priority for the state and that the findings could fundamentally jeopardize honesty's mission so how can i honestly hold governments to account when some of its own workers feel abused as it lost credibility and is it fits the purpose they are key questions for amnesties new secretary general appointed last year and now camino i do talks to al-jazeera. i. community thank you for talking to al-jazeera thank you for having human rights violations bullying sexism racism abuses of power injustices you work so hard to expose in corrupt organizations governments and yet injustices that amnesty itself has now been found guilty of in this very shocking very damning very critical report has honestly fall into the lowest point in its history do you think. the challenge that amnesty country faces is based on four things one the

what do you mean by the dangerous bullying of ilhan omar? >> i was writing about what i know about political violence in regimes by autocrats. violence is often deegatesd and they go by allies who don't stand by them. donald trump is participating a target on ilhan omar's back. we are observing congressional democrats pointedly not standing by her and exposing her to extreme danger. we don't expect anything else from trump, but we should expect more from people who should be her allies. >> for those who know how brutal the rhetoric can be, i want to ask, where are the boundaries and the way they treat her different than the normal politics to your mind? >> the question is how open of a democracy do we want? do we want them to stand up and run on the beliefs that they espouse. what the president is doing is using ilhan omar's faith and a race as a subtext to make an argument about people not belonging. i want to go back in a second. we know that donald trump is the bully in chief. that's not a matter of question. the matter of question is whe

when we were in school, bullying was one-on-one, now these kids are being bullied through the social media, and it is a big problem. >> it's such a different world. thank you for joining us. >>> coming up, kevin durant silenced the critics last night, highlights from the warriors game against the clippers and what steve ke had to say after the game. >>> the newly crowned cherry blossom queen joins us in studio, next. >>> the party continues this weekend for the annual northern california cherry blossom festival, the grand parade is sunday and it begins at san francisco civic center, we are joined by the newly crowned cherry brought blossom queen. good to have you with us. >> you've had a busy week, tell us what's been going on all week long. >> saturday night april 16, we had our program our queens program, that's where we did all of our performances, and i got to show my martial art that i do. >> that's with swords, right? >> yes, it's a curved play at the end, i got to do that with my sensei, it was very exciting, almost like a blur but it was a great day. >> to be crowned the prin

bullying and to arise in the world for years and no one has actually had either the guts of the confidence or the bravado to stand up to them and this is what's happening now and i think difficult the financial pressure on these sanctions are going to really crush the regime the regime and they won't want to have the nation penalized any further as well unfortunately there are other countries that are affected by this country such as china and india grab some of iran's biggest clients of these oil exports so how are they reacting or don't forget their allies so in this situation iran is even more desperate to have their allies comply so what do they need they want their allies to get on board what i would suggest is if we took a back to kind of a student analogy what we need those allies to do we need those allies the pressure iran and say look we are your ally comply and actually which nation wants and if you look at the very sad events over this recent weekend the terrorism of religious sites look at the impact that's had the global community does tend to rally when it comes to a global

bullying,w, what is and what is the school's policy on bullying. filean students or parents reports about bullying? what is the process? and timeline for investigating those complaints this is a moment that requires schools to step up and help set the tone. there is a school right now in wyoming, which is not doing that. they recently put in place a policy banning students from wearing lgbt t-shirts, from wearing pride paraphernalia, from wearing rainbows. that is not leadership. schools have an important role to play right now, in a time where we are seeing an uptick in hate incidents in schools at a 25% level. i think that, as we talk about the crisis, it is important that we talk about the critical role that public schools have to play in ensuring that they are educating their students, taking students seriously and investigating these incidents when they come up and not ignoring them and allowing them to fester. something of my colleagues at the southern poverty law center work on specifically. we have something called teaching tolerance, which