and byu's athletic director tom homo joins us now. thank you so much for being here. talk to you. why didn't byu officials do something during the game to intervene and stop the racist slurs and threats? >> well, i think it's a good question that has a lot of answers that start now and continue into the future. we did take action, but obviously it wasn't sufficient at the time. at the time when this went down and what we had heard, we didn't have any people that we noticed or had evaluated, hadn't scoped out, but still, at that time, we placed four uniformed police officer or one uniformed police officers and four ushers in that area. we, looking back at that time, there's a number of things we could have done different, and that's what we're focusing on now is how to move forward. >> you placed the police officers there because you heard the racist slurs. >> no, it was reported by a duke university volleyball player after the end of one of the matches. >> yes, but if the officers are there, posted and rachel richardson said they continued, did those officers hear any

, from all byu athletic venues.d be banned, but something should've happened. >> they've done it on the immediate level. they done it especially like how russell westbrook has been very bold about tires weaponry to him. other players have talked about it. but now that you have someone on the collegiate level i think that someone needs to take some sobering advice and pay attention to the people who were there. you cannot say that it is okay. it is okay to taunt a fan using racial shirts. i am the biggest trash talker because you know, i trash talk trash, i'll talk trash. i love it. >> it is good to see you, how are you doing, are you okay? it's been a while. it's been a minute. it's been two minute. can you take some time off on wednesday and go see serena, she missed a second round. >> i'm going to see serena. trust. >> i appreciate you for having me. >> america has seen a steady decline in tobacco use and growing support for legalizing marijuana. now, a new service say more americans are smoking weed than cigarett

many byu students are talking about the incident at last night's byu versus duke match. >> lesa pamplin about what happened saying her goddaughter. the only black starter for duke's bully ball team was called a racial slur every time she served and was threatened by a white male. that holder to watch her back going to the team bus. but i think what happened last night >> is is disgusting. i think it represents for university. i think the university should have taken put your action against byu today releasing a statement in response saying in part we will not tolerate behavior of this kind. specifically the use of a racial slur at any of our athletic events is absolutely unacceptable. >> byu going on to say if and was banned from all byu, athletic events and that although this person was in the student section, they were not the byu student poses to all the. >> fans of to a feel for them. it's just really sad. it's it's awful that. it shouldn't who we are. it doesn't represent who we are. >> closer to home here. a small plane completed a forced landing near watsonville. it happened satu

starter on the duke team, says byu should have done more sooner.ing from richardson and her family. >> reporter: ana, that's the key. it's not just the abhorrent racist attacks that rachel richardson and her fellow volleyball players endured, but the fact she said the coaching staff of byu and officials were notified of it during the game and nothing was done to stop it in its tracks. she says that they notified them once again after the match was conclude and steps were not taken to make sher feel safe. she was called the "n" word each time she stepped up to serve and richardson said she endured slurs, attacks, that progressed into racist threats that made her feel afraid and unsafe during the match there. byu did issue an apology, saying, of course, that they had banned a fan that they had isolated as responsible from byu events, saying in part, specifically the use of a racial slur at any of our athletic events is absolutely unacceptable and byu athletics holds a zero tolerance approach to this behavior. we wholeheartedly apologize to duke unive

that means byu needs to step up and step forward with the policy. we're not calling you out. to be called up in terms of articulating a policy, what they're going to do to train their team, officials, those who in leadership to respond to this moment. this happens and the players note this, this is not aberrational. this happens on, if not an everyday basis, it certainly has happened many times before and not only at the college level but even in our high schools. policy is the appropriate response. in the long term emotional support in the short term. >> thank you so much for coming on to discuss this very important issue. we appreciate it. good to see you. >> thank you. >>> florida governor ron desantis has suspended four broward county school board members after a grand jury report into the parkland school shooting. the governor's office says they were suspended because of incompetence, neglect of duty. a safety alarm could have saved lives but still remains uninstalled in multiple schools today. one of the suspended board members calls it political retribution and points

from byu athletics.ld have happened. >> they're starting to do that. they've done that at the nba level. they've done it especially with whistle westberg, he's been very bold about players who have been root to them. other players have talked about it. but now at the collegiate level, i think everyone needs to take some sobering advice and pay attention to the people who were there. you cannot let that -- it's not okay. you cannot say it's okay to taunt a fan using racial slurs. i'm the biggest trash talker. if i'm not again, i talk trash. i love it. i do it. >> i love having you. so good to see you. how are you doing? >> i'm good. how are you? >> it's been a while. >> it's been two minutes. can you take some time off on wednesday and go see serena? she made it to the second round. >> i will go see serena. >> i appreciate you for having me. thank you. >> america has seen a steady decline in tobacco use and growing support for legalizing marijuana. a new survey says more americans are smoking weed and cig

. >> byu. >> byu in hawaii. >> yes. brigham young. your co-author is to? >> marion tupy a senior fellow at the cato institute. >> what is an example you use through the book? >> remember, we buy things with money. we really pay for them with time. if you buy something you're like, i will go earn the money and then by this thing. we said, we buy things with money and we pay for them with time. we measure things in dollars and a sense. we can also measure things in hours and minutes. a pizza, for example, costs $20. i am earning 40 -- $40 per hour. the pizza costs 30 minutes. that is the time price. everything gets converted from money to time. that has four benefits. time has four benefits over money. the first benefit is you don't have to worry about making adjustments for nominal dollars in real dollars. it avoids the whole inflation issue. all of the cpi, all of these adjustments that we try to make as economists, to adjust that to some real number. you can avoid all that confusion. go straight to the time price. the second advantage is once you have dev

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and her black teammates were targeted with racial slurs and threats during their game against rival byu back to serve i was like, okay, yep, i definitely heard that right. i immediately told one of my most trusted teammates. i was like just heard someone use a racial slur like to address me essentially. >> reporter: richardson taking to twitter saying the heckling lasted for the entire match and when it turned to threats they began to feel unsafe. she says both the officials and byu coaching staff were made aware of the incident during the game, but failed to take the necessary steps to stop the unacceptable behavior and create a safe environment.>> my my tea they responded immediately to the best of their ability because in that moment keyo, >> reporter: byu confirming that the fan accused of launching those attacks is not a student and that they are now permanently banned by byu. >> even if, as i say it wasn't a student who was doing this, there are students nearby and so the fact that they didn't know what to do in the moment to call him out or to let him know that's not accepted her

both the officials and byu coaching staff were made aware of the incident during the game but failedto struggle just to get through the rest of the game. byu officials have issued an apology and banned that one particular spectator they identified from attending events at any of its venues. joining me is marvin richardson, the father of duke university volleyball athlete rachel richardson. marvin, thank you for being with us. i'm so sorry for what your daughter has had to endure here. tell us about this. you were watching this match on television, had no idea what was going on until rachel called you. what did she tell you? >> no, as you indicated, we were watching the match at our home here in maryland. during the game, had no clue what was going on. and then after the game, you know, we always talk. and she called, but this was a different call, right. so she was crying, she was upset, and rachel's not the person that calls and cries over a loss. that's just not who she is. she's been playing the game for a long time, so we knew something was wrong. as she started to tell us what w

and the one i regarded the intellectual leader among them the only supreme court justice ever to be a byu graduate. a very handsome man. >> that could lead to a question from the d audience. >> the george sutherland professorship of law from byu. he the four horsemen with passion. most of the time the four horsemen to get at least one of the moderate to join with the four horsemen including and especially associate justice robert and in their interpretation of the commerce clause. he was nearly unanimous in pushing back on fdr's intrusion into federalism. he started demonizing the court especially the four horses. saying they were out of touch they are lame. they pushed the nickelback. and it reached its crescendo to the point where he was ready to push in 1937 legislation giving himself the authority to appoint as many justices potentially bringing them -- the court up to 15. there was this labyrinth of complicated formulas including giving him the power to appoint and one new justice for each justice to the age of 70 on existing court. he founded his lead sponsor for that. a u.s. senato

helberg sutherland professorship of law at byu. okay. anyway, he hated the four horsemen hated them with a white hot passion, especially because they were winning. because most of the time the four horsemen could get at least one of the of the moderates in the court. up to join with the four horsemen including an especially associate justice owen roberts and they joined with them and they're in their interpretation of the commerce clause in some cases. it was unanimous or nearly unanimous and they're pushing back on fdrs intrusion into federalism. so we got tired of this so we started demonizing demonizing the court especially the four horsemen. saying there were too old. they're out of touch. they're lame. they listen to nickelback. i don't know what it accusation. yeah, it's fighting words. really. and is reached this crescendo to the point where he was ready to push in 1937 legislation giving himself the authority to appoint as many justices potentially bringing the court up to 15. it was this. byzantine labyrinth of complicated formu

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