they have to report cleary data. so what you really want is a situation where you are providing the survivor with information, with access to resources so that she knows or he knows his rights and so that then if they choose to, they can make a report. the key here is not to make that report mandatory. right? if you want to ensure that not another survivor comes to the police, make reporting mandatory. right? you can't do that. you can't take that power away. that needs to be their decision, because there are all kinds of ramifications to reporting. so then to get to whether you do campus police or local police, the reality is, whichever one you go to, they are going to toss it to the one that has jurisdiction. so you might not necessarily have a choice. as far as that goes. but the other thing to keep in mind is that especially with the cleary data collection, this is a place where they are supposed to be working with local police to collect some of the data. there is a lot of room for better collaboration and bette

and that's why the cleary act data is so valuable.t community colleges, in small programs, all the way up to some of these bigger schools that maybe we read about all the time. looking at just those bigger, main or primary campuses, though, we still found that reporting was out of line with what we know about the incidents of these crimes. about 76% of those campuses disclose zero rape reports in 2014. this is a problem. a silver lining in our findings, though, is that campuses that reported one type of sexual violence often disclosed other types as well. to us that suggests that some schools have built the necessary systems to welcome reports of all types. and report survivors and report the statistics to the department of education. others with across-the-board zeros have not. what kind of conclusions can we draw? schools have a lot of work to do. many schools do. what's particularly frustrating is something i want to echo what lisa said earlier, our scrutiny follows several years of increased attention to campus sexual violence. th

audience member: when you were talking about the cleary report, title 9, cleary act, title 9, two words jumped out at me, timely and prompt. are they in the law? or the schools determine what is prompt and what's timely? ms. hedgepeth: the question is timely and prompt. i think the most important thing here is something we mentioned earlier is that our laws are not necessarily one size fits all. they are meant to work with schools' policy but provide a framework. the department of education has given some guidelines to help schools do the things they are supposed to do under these frame works that the law established. schools have resources under both title 9 through guidance and the technical assistance and the information that is available to title 9 coordinateors to help them work through the processes they have to in a prompt manner. they have some opportunities to be clear with students that there will be delays or things going on, those are outlines that they can make that happen and we encourage students if schools are not being prompt, then that is something you can do something

the 2014 cleary act data that is looked into reveals far too many schools are not taking this on and many may not be following the law. some schools have as i mentioned being seen to be welcoming reporting and than disclosing it here. in that vein i want to drive home an important point. many of us know this, but it bears repeating. one incident is too many but we know it remains prevalent and should expect to have incidents to disclose annually. zeros on the red flag and we must keep that in mind when looking at the data. how can schools rise to the challenge? they should be because doing so helps everyone. getting the correct numbers in the annual data collection helps college leaders allocate resources to improve prevention and response, think about that specifically. if those are prevalent that may be exactly the type of prevention the school needs and counting these numbers correctly and accurately reflects that survivors are counted and that assaults were counted which is easily is important. while we hope that schools are reporting accurate data and what, i mean, numbers that

week.senators ray cleary and joel lourie warn the process will take about a month or longer.both say the end result will improve roads for drivers across the state.republican lawmakers say they want to avoid a gas tax and want o-t---while democrats say they want to make sure tax cuts affect as many people as possible. 3 later to day -- a south carolina lawmaker will talk about his controversial bill to create a registry for journalists in the state. state.representative "mike pitts" will hold a press conference this morning at 10:30 in the state house.the bill states journalists would be required to pay a fee and register with the state.any unregistered journalists could be fined and jailed.pitts says the bill proposal was to make a point about how media outlets treaeathe first amendment compared to the second amendment. 3 federal records show south carolina gun buyers are stocking up. up.according to the federal criminal background check system -- a record 50-thousand people applied to buy guns or carry concealed weapons in december.the post and courier reports the spike happened in

how about if wi take you behind the wheel and i know ronica cleary is in thein t car. we need to point this out.s you are not driving. drivi you are not driving.are not dr you were just reporting in thepo front seat, correct? >> reporter: was that weird? rd ronica, can you hear us, babe? b >> may be on delay. that's the problem when you havv some of these units here. her cell phone technology andhnoly sometimes there's a bit of aeref delay.de ronica cleary -- cary >> can you hear me.>> can >> we can hear you ron any casms can you hears?can you hears? >> i can hear you guys. yes. i'm confirming that i am not driving this car. c so you don't have to worry about that. we are in an all wheel driveheei car. keep that in mind. and you can see you see a littlt bit of asphalt but it is it definitely sticking on the road and there are not a lot of cars out here. so this is certainly nottaly n something we recommend for themr people watching.g. now, i did speak with the public information officer in princen george's county.geor that's where we are right now. . we are on the belt

you have to follow title 9, you have to follow the cleary act but the climate survey can help you find out what your specific problems are on your specific campus so that you can readily design specific solutions. they supported sexual violence act, would require surveys in these schools, surveys were actually recommended through the white house task force that this particular bill would require schools to do and were fully in support. and to support schools, title 9 toward nadirs and other stakeholders on relevant laws and best practices. one other glamour of positive motion moving forward is one thing the office of civil rights, department of education released is a first better tool kit for title 9 coordinators. obviously title 9 has been around for years but for the first time ever we have a tool kit that tells limb what their job is that reinforces they can't be retaliated against doing their job, talks about the depth and breadth of title 9, not just simply athletics, it talks about pregnant parenting students and sexual violence on campus and access to stem classes and all the t

. >>> the disciplinary system at the santa cleary -- santa cleary county jail is -- santa clara county jail is under a microscope. as christina tells us people who attended today's meeting they are just -- desperate for jail reform. reporter: a moment of silence for michael. on saturday the oversight committee formed after the inmates at death last fall had their questions answered. >> i found most of the answers to be complete. point is this information is coming forward where it has not come forward before. reporter: nearly four dozen deputies were fired or suspended for use of force, dui, inappropriate relationships with inmates or falsifying records. >> i pointed out when case where a person was found to be engaged in an inappropriate relationship with an inmate and falsified access confidential information and that person as still working for the department. i have no idea why. reporter: inconsistencies were applied. many say they are most concerned with the sheriff's department policing itself. >> we need a civilian oversight. >> this is the tip of an iceberg. >> i want to make s

fox5 political reporter ronicar ron cleary joins us with aea ry preview.what can we expect besides a bid lot of donald trump. tru >> well generally we expectnerally w that and there will be expected some interactionerti between donald trump and tednd cruz thought don't normallyught d't norma see because we've had a whole lot about birth controversy. it has been some serious mustio see tv and we don't reallyeall expect tonight to disappoints.points all those candidates it's a wild ride. >> they say that if i runif r against hillary she's going to have a little problem heretlprob folks, i don't know. there is an awakening that ishas sweeping this country. count that is stronger and stronger stron and stronger.anron >> the simple fact is the i world is a more dangerous dangero place because of the seven sen years of barack obama andrack oma hillary clinton. clinton >> you'll find seven candidates in tonight's primeht's prime time debate leading the pack, p donald trump. he's followed by cruz rubio carson christie bush and kasich. kasi so where is senator rand

ronica cleary is monitoring the action. >> how are they managing the situation tonight? >> reporter: it's pretty interesting to see what they're doing. i'm here inside the emergency operations center in prince george's county. you can see behind me they actually have monitors here. they are looking at the entire county as the storm progresses. and with me i have ronny gill, the emergency management director here in prince george's county. tell us about what you can see and monitor through the system that you have. >> some of the things we're monitoring is the traffic, we're seeing how much snow we're getting accumulating across the region. we also check all the channels to see what's going on around just get an overview of the snow and accounting. >> now one thing that you told me that is a little concerning and i think it's important for people to know, the type of snow that we're seeing gives you some concern for tomorrow and for resz dents. so tell me about what that and what we should watch for. >> the two things that give concern, it's supposed to be wet, heavy snow

political reporter veronica cleary is live with more. have morning. >> good morning, well president obama gave 8th and final stevt the union street monday night lehigh lighted amrtion accomplishments and the speech had a tone of reflect over his past years in office and highlighting regret of dive eye we see here between democrat and republicans. seeing that's it's actually worse since he took over. now, of course lehigh lighted accomplishments during his time and he said he wants to highlight the success of the healthcare reform in this country and that he is going to highlight the succession of the gay marriage rights across the country and of course getting through a very difficult economic crisis. and in light of election season president noticed we need to reduce the influence of money in politics and said we also need to make voting easier and more accessible for the american people. >> president obama: make it easier to vote not harder. this is america. we want to make it easier for people to participate. >> finally the,. there wa

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for fox 5 local news, i'm ronica cleary. >> there was somebody wearing short sleeves earlier today. > was nice for a little bit out there because of the sun it kind of warmed things up even though everything is snow-covered still. >> yes, that snow is still out there. >> we're going to get rid of that snow? >> we are. we're going to get rid of some of it. we're going to get some help. let's have a live look outside and fairly clear skies tonight, not bad at all. you know i keep saying everybody says when are we going to get the snow and we finally got the snow and they're like okay when is the snow going to go? we've had it already. enough. we didn't exactly want all of that. but we did get it. but the snow melt started yesterday, again today. and it's going to continue. not as cold tonight as it was last night. temperatures were in the 20s and in the teens. but tonight we're going to be into the 30s. so we've got a very nice sunday for you. it will be mild and no shortage of sunshine. but the warm-up is going to really start to kick in. we're going to get a nice southerly flow and we

because more people would be armed and trained. 3 3 republican senator jay cleary and democratic senator joel lourie say they will spend this week working on a bill to get more funding to fix our state's broken roads.one of the major problems now is that it seems every senator has their own idea for how to fix don't want to raise the gas tax without a big cut to other taxes.democrats are trying to make sure any cuts get distributed to the largest amount of people. 3 3 all day egg mcmuffins are bringing in big bucks for mcdonalds. the company's turn around plan is starting to pay off. sales in the united states jumped nearly six percent last year. mcdonalds recently started serving all day breakfast and simplying its menu. 3 if you've filled up your gas tank recently you know... prices keep falling! triple a says the national average is now--- 1-83 a gallon. according to gas buddy-dot- com, we are paying an average of 1-64.the price of crude oil rebounded last week... so it's possible gas prices could also get a bump 3 hilton is launching a new hotel brand... focused on budget travelers.

join the hill's edittor in chief cusack and ronica cleary. they'll preview the iowa caucuses and look beyond the next battle ground states. >> a man was shot and killed this afternoon not far from the add son road metro station. when officers arrived they found the victim he was taken to the local hospital where he later died. police are now looking for the shooter. >>> coming up at the break, a chaotic scene at a motorcycle show in colorado. several shots fired leaving one person dead we're going to have the details. >> and the deadline some of you want to know about. what needs to be done by tomorrow that could have an impact on your health. we'll be right back. >> we are following a developing story. police are investigating a shooting at the convenience ver coliseum. one person is dead and six others are hurt. three of the injured are in critical condition. police say the shooting happened during a fight between rival motorcycle gangs. someone was also stabbed. so far no one is in custody. >> the massive manhunt for two escaped inmates is

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join the hill's editor in chief and ronica cleary. they'll preview the iowa caucuses and look beyond to the next crucial battle ground states. >> first barbie got a makeover. now some men say what about her male counterpart. doesn't ken need a change too? >> and it's almost time to say cheers to the weekend! there's tommy burns. he's going show us how to make something called for fox's sake? >> stick around, looking forward to that coming up. also as we head to break tonight, we want to remind you "grease live" airs this sunday on fox live. >>> so first barbie got a more realistic makeover. the question is could ken be next? people are praising matel's move to make barbie more realistic. >> that's great. her new looks have some people on twitter demanding a more realistic looking male companion for the iconic ken doll. >> that just looks sad. >> this is some kind of artist renditions. the one to the left, is that what ken looks like now? >> that's ken now, i guess. but is that a bunch of beer? >> here's one suggestion. this is dad-bod

fox 5's ronica cleary has the details. >> reporter: are you planning to vote as a republican in the virginia primary? if so you need to sign your name on primary election day to confirm you are return before you can vote. well three black pastors who would like to vote have filed a lawsuit about the voter requirement. in fact it's because they are unwilling to sign the loyalty oath. the virginia gop loyalty pledge has been criticized by donald trump. one stated that the pledge would disallow independent, unaffiliated and new voters. the plaintiffs in the case appear to support donald trump for president. after mr. trump invited african-american religious leaders from across the country to meet with him in new york city to release the youtube city about the meeting. >> he has an ability to help us but one of the main areas that he can help us is with developing and creating wealth which is financial independence. >> reporter: i spoke with the attorney taking on the case, chuck smith. he explained why he believes the lawsuit is important and why requiring a voter pledge disenfranchises voters.

our political reporter ronicar n cleary will join us then. t >> another example of violence c on the metro. a fight on the green line cane caught ocaught on camera.am this incident happening friday afternoon.oon. 3 o'clock in the afternoon and d group appears to be attackingaci another teenager a group of groo teens attacking another teen.ee metro riders say the answerhe ar could have a metro officer riding the rails. r >> never seen anything likeyt that on metro.at omet i ride metro seven days a week. so... >> reporter: do you see aorte lot of metro transit policero tp present?t? >> no. there could be a lot more.d that probably would help ald h lot. even one riding the train.ra i mean, it doesn't make sense't not to have at least one copstne riding the train going back and forth in cars and stuff.tu >> sometimes they are.hey i think sometimes their unpredictability is their strength in the sense that in people are going to go to go attacking others they may not know where they're going turny'e up.up. >> metro officials haven't offit commente

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senators ray cleary and joel to take a few weeks if not longer. they think they'll be able to pull together a bill. conservative republicans are leary about raising the gas tax without a significant cut in other taxes and want changes in who runs the department of transportation. the democrats want to make sure any tax cuts get to the largest number of people and don't threaten services. well, staying on the roads, the richland penny program is hoping to make moving around the midlands a little easier and safer. they'r'rset to hold a public meeting on this year's bikeway projects that will take place tonight at the lourie center starting at 6:00. >> a former columbia city councilman who was released on bond earlier this month for failing to file tax returns will no longer oversee richland county's penny tax funds. >> that's right. attorneys for brian dequincey newman confirmed he's resigned as chairman of the central midlands transit board of directors. the board oversees the city bus system and is funded through the penny tax. earlier this month,

ronica cleary is live with the story? silver spring tonight. >> reporter: yes, i am live. i'm in the fairland green community in silver spring. right now a bobcat is coming through this side street. this is a wild story. the reason we came down here today is there was some major confusion for these residents. basically the situation was that the main street they live on needed to be plowed by the county and then this back cul de sac needed to be plowed by a private contractor basically run by the homeowners association. the incredible thing is if you look at these streets, they look like they've been plowed but they haven't. the community has come out together, now they did get the help of a snow blower, but look at what they have done. they have been here all day since we got here. this did not look like this just a few hours ago. i don't know if they feel frustrated though that the bobcat is here now. maybe they could have just stayed inside this afternoon, but they didn't have an answer about when someone would be here to help them. so they took matters into their own h

senators ray cleary and joel lourie warn the process is going to take a few weeks if not longer but they think they can pull together a bill. leery about raising the gas tax without a significant cut in other taxes and want changes in who runs the department of transportation. democrats want to make sure any tax cuts get to the largest number of people and don't threaten services. a deputy checking on a domestic disturbance was shot at several times when someone fired on his car. richland county sheriff leon lott says deputy christopher bagby's car was hit at least three times with him inside late saturday night on camrose court. the sheriff praised his deputy for not firing back because it was dark and he couldn't see the suspect... or if anyone else was around. 33 lott says other officers found 23-year-old arkeem breeland in the woods a few hours later and took him to the hospital because he had been out in the cold. lott says breeland is a felon on probation and by law couldn't have a gun. he was weeks ago. columbia police say a man wanted on a murder charge in texas was killed after

the senators ray cleary and joel lourie warn process will take a few weeks if not longer, but they think they can pull together a bill on. this conservative republicans are leery about raising the gas tax without a significant cut in other taxes, and want changes in who runs the department of transportation. democrats want to make sure any tax cuts get to the largest number of people a a don't threaten services. >> alicia: columbia's mayor steve benjamin is set to deliver the city's accomplishments during his state of the city address. benjamin will give his speech tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. at city hall. we will have a crew there and bring you the full report on the news at 11:00. >> ben: democratic presidential candidates gathered at drake university tonight to discuss the issues ahead of the iowa caucuses. the first contest of the 2016 election season. picked by votershemselves. >> rochelle: voters took center stage at cnn's democratic town hall in des moines. after a brief introduction, moderator chris cuomo handed the stage to men and women trying to decide which candidate to support. be

ronica cleary is standing by with the latest. you know ronica we've been watching your shot all night and you seem to be the area where the snow is still coming down. what is it like right now? >> reporter: i know i've been listening to you guys and listening to jenny celebrating and i'm still standing here in the snow in prince george's county. i'm in largo. and it is definitely slowing down. when i spoke with officials from here in prince george's county, they expected it to be done any time between 10:00 and midnight. looks like the snow is holding out until the very end of that prediction of going on until midnight. now we saw 2 plows drive by here a little earlier tonight. i haven't seen any since. but i do know that they say they are in a plowing situation which means they are not really ready to salt these roads yet. they are just plowing them. they say they hope that after midnight when this snow really does stop and when we don't see any more of this accumulation that they can really make some headway into the plowing ac

clinton pounds the pavement for votes become part of the state department delivered a bombshell the cleary twenty two e mail she sent from a private server while secretary of state top secret. this is and her republican opponents are pouncing. this is unacceptable. this is that this qualifier but clinton's campaign is pushing back because the emails were not marked classified at the time she's in a tight race with bernie sanders who's urging volunteers to do everything necessary to increase voter turnout on caucus night to borrow the nothing illegal while the hillary is bringing out the big guns bill clinton is here in iowa campaigning for his wife their daughter chelsea joins mom on the campaign trail this weekend brady at abc news devoid iowa video tonight of local sailors in action around the world we found this video posted on the facebook page of the uss truman show sailors doing community service a school in croatia while they were in port were told the crew helps clean up graffiti among other projects. one of the teachers at the school says the school goes a long way right now chill

that's been made quite cleary initially. there are very few other organizations in indonesia, but are not connected with remnants of this. that would be likely to be responsible for an tack of this type. it really does have the hallmarks of an islamist jihad i style attack and that is the principle organization that continues to exist. >> damian fix get to you cause pa*uz for a moment because i want to explain to our viewers what they are seeing on the screen these latest pictures coming to us from local media as you can see there is a big red circle on your screen and somebody in wide my understanding is what we are seeing there is that may possibly be one of the perpetrators of this attack caught on video, that's the most that we can say right now from what we are seeing with our own eyes. and it's not even clear exactly where this is or what we are seeing. but that's what you are seeing right there on your screen. somebody in white, right there in the middle of the red circle, perhaps one of the perpetrators of this attac

roads.republican senator ray cleary, from the lowcountry, announced lawmakers will meet today to work on a plan. members of the house passed a bill last year that would have raised the gas tax.the bill stalled once it reached the senate and expired as the year ended.state leaders have passionately been pushing for a plan to fix roads ever since historic flooding ruined a long list of roads in october. 3 governor nikki haley says she has a plan to help students do better in school. plan with state superintendent "molly spearman".they want to offer students the chance to graduate from college debt- free.the plan also includes providing up to 200-million dollars a year to maintain and build schools.governor haley's education budget proposal for next school year includes 15- million dollars for teacher incentives. 3 american business leaders say they're testing a new system to keep workers with their companies longer. longer.the latest trend with business owners is to help pay back the student loans of their workers.companies are working with their staff to refinance their loans at a bett

week.senators ray cleary and joel lourie warn the process will take about a month or longer.both say the end result will improve roads for drivers across the state.republican lawmakers say they want to avoid a gas tax and want leadership changes at the d- o-t---while democrats say they want to make sure tax cuts affect as many people as possible. 3 a new chapter has begun at mother emanuel church in charleston.the reverend betty deas clark is now the church's first ever female pastor.clark gave her first sermon on sunday... with the theme of hope for the future.as she takes on her new role.. she's asking the congregation to pray for her. 3 3 3 "keep on praying don't stop. being here as the first church, i really do need your prayers that i will focus on the needs of the people and then questions of society. society. 3 clark is taking over from reverend norvell goff.. who has served as interim pastor since last summer.. when reverend clementa pinckney and eight others were killed inside the church. 3 3 parents if you're looking to take your kids an adventure! you don't have to travel

you for waking up with news19.i'm deon guillory.3 your time is ___.. 3 3 3 3 republican senator jay cleary and demcratic senator joel lourie say they will spend this week working on a bill to get more funding to fix our state's broken roads.one of the major problems now is that it seems every senator has their own idea for how to fix the roads.the republicans don't want to raise the gas tax without a big cut to other taxes.democrats are trying to make sure any cuts get distributed to the largest amount of people. 3 the lawmaker who proposed a journalist registry bill ... and in the process received never actullay wanted to go through with the bill. representative mike pitts says he was only trying to make a point.pitts says he's upset with the way the media covers gun issues.he wanted to get people talking about what he calls.... media bias.... in treating free speech rights under the first amendment as being more important than gun rights under the second amendment. 3 water still flows where a road should be on spears creek church road... near waldon place pond dam....but thanks to a rece

roads.republican senator ray cleary, from the lowcountry, today to work on a plan. members of the house passed a bill last year that would have raised the gas tax.the bill stalled once it reached the senate and expired as the year ended.state leaders have passionately been pushing for a plan to fix roads ever since historic flooding ruined a long list of roads in october. 3 governor nikki haley says she has a plan to help students do better in school. school.haley announced her plan with state superintendent "molly spearman".they want to offer students the chance to graduate from college debt- free.the plan also includes providing up to 200-million dollars a year to maintain and build schools.governor haley's education budget proposal for next school year includes 15- million dollars for teacher incentives. 3 it looks like the cast of "friends" is finally getting back together next month. month.according to leaders at nbc -- the cast will reunite for a 2 hour special to honor legendary director "james burrows".but before fans get too excited, execs say all six main

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carol noonan cleary. >> 5:01 am. mike woods the man of the hour. thursday, january 21 and we are 48 hours away. mike: 48 hours from the blizzard watch.ben: i think it's a big deal. mike: is a big deal but it doesn't mean that we are getting one or 2 feet. it's more of the blowing snow in the white out conditions that you can expect during the blizzard watch.that will be a problem with coastal flooding in the onshore wind that will kick up the flooding that we have to deal with in the tri-state. this is where we have the blizzard watch. 6:00 on saturday so it still 48 hours out . the green shaded area , all of long island and all five boroughs, you have the blizzard watch going into effect with a winter weather watch that extends at the lower hudson valley into putnam county and orange county. it goes in northern new jersey and back down. goes down to the poconos with a winter storm watch. you get somewhere in the neighborhood of three 6 inches. in some places, well over a foot. the totals and sunday in the early afternoon. six 12 inches of snow for

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