clement. in all the years since rfra has been on the books, has any of these claims involving minimum wage, for example, been brought and have they succeeded? >> justice alito, very few of these claims have been brought. very few of them have succeeded, and that's notwithstanding the fact that all of these statutes we're talking about apply to employers generally. and it and none of those claims have been brought or they haven't succeeded notwithstanding the fact that the government concedes that sole proprietorships and partnerships and nonprofit corporations are all protected by rfra. now, millions of americans are employed by proprietorships, partnerships, and nonprofits. so if these statutes really were on a collision course, i think we would have seen the collision already. >> well, with respect, mr. clement, i think that that's probably because the court has had a different understanding of what rfra does and the kind of analysis that it requires courts to perform than you're arguing for

ricardo clemente, es el policÍa que mÁs partos ha reunido en el perÚ, 21 veces lo ha hecho, sin contary entrenado para enfrentar cualquier tipo de emergencia, sin embargo, un parto siempre es un reto lleno de ansiedades e imprevistos. >> pero en este caso, era la primera vez que atendÍa un parto,la mamÁ está sangrando,te da un poquito de temor. >> pero logrÓ superar el primer momento y traer al mundo al pequeÑo. >> para mÍ es una satisfacciÓn enorme, gratificante, porque al ver que el niÑito empieza a llorar, es una seÑal de que el bebÉ estÁ bien, eso me dio bastante alegrÍa. >> la madre tiene ese dÍa grabado en su memoria. >> le estaba pidiendo a dios, pero gracias a dios marquÉ el telÉfono,apareciÓ, y me salvó la vida, yo perdÍa la vida de mi y de mi niÑo. >> ahora gabino, es un alegre niÑo que no hubiera llegado al mundo sin la ayuda del policÍa, clemente es su padrino y todos los aÑos lo visita en navidad. >> quÉ quieres ser cuando seas grande? >> policÍa de rescate. >> por quÉ? >> porque tu me salvaste cuando era chiquito. >> estÁ muy bien. >> por desgracia, no siempre logran gana

clement. in all the years since rfra has been on the books, has any of these claims involving minimum wage, for example, been brought and have they succeeded? >> justice alito, very few of these claims have been brought. very few of them have succeeded, and that's notwithstanding the fact that all of these statutes we're talking about apply to employers generally. and it and none of those claims have been brought or they haven't succeeded notwithstanding the fact that the government concedes that sole proprietorships and partnerships and nonprofit corporations are all protected by rfra. now, millions of americans are employed by proprietorships, partnerships, and nonprofits. so if these statutes really were on a collision course, i think we would have seen the collision already. >> well, with respect, mr. clement, i think that that's probably because the court has had a different understanding of what rfra does and the kind of analysis that it requires courts to perform than you're arguing for

. >>> ricardo clemente es el policÍa que mÁs parto atendiÓ en el perÚ, 21 veces vio el milagro de la momento y traer al mundo al pequeÑo gabino. >>> es una satisfacciÓn enorme, gratificante al ver que el niÑo llora, es una seÑal que el bebÉ estÁ bien, eso me dio bastante alegrÍa. >>> la madre tiene ese dÍa grabado en su memoria. >>> pidiendo a dios, pero gracias al seÑor clemente, marque el telÉfono y apareciÓ, sino perdÍa la vida mia y de mi niÑo. >>> ahora gabino es un alegre niÑo que no hubiera llegado al mundo sin la ayuda de este policÍa, clemente es su padrino y todos los aÑos lo visita. >>> que quieres ser cuando seas grande? >>> policÍa de rescate. >>> ¿por quÉ? >>> porque me salvaste cuando era chiquito. >>> entonces quieres a la gente? >>> sÍ. >>> por desgracia no siempre logran ganarle el duelo a la muerte, fredy es compaÑero de clemente y lo asistiÓ en tres partes, entre ellos el mÁs triste de todos. >>> un vehÍculo lo atropello, y estaba sin vida. y tuvimos llevarla rÁpidamente al hospital. >>> la madre muriÓ, pero en el medio de la tragedia surgiÓ un rayo de esperanza.

clement sponted it depends on burden placed.t's possible the government would have a compelling interest in imposes that burden but there's no compelling interest here in this particular case. >> jon: sure there's no compelling interest to hobby lobby's lawyer paul clement, he has a penis. babies rarely degree inside of those except for that one terrible arnold schwarzenegger movie. it's not a tumor. get into my penis if you want to live. [ laughter ] all right, what sayeth the man that will decide this case swing justice kennedy. >> justice kennedy focused on employers rights saying if a business is forced to pay for all types of contraception they can quote be forced ii principle to pay for abortion. >> jon: right in principle. in fact it would be the opposite of yes for that which i believe is no because contraception is not the same thing as abortion. that's a scientific fact. >> the government has to take& hobby lobby's religious views as they come..3 so off the table is any question about the accuracy of how hobby lobby an

clement was questioned rigorously with justice sotomayor. can a corporation exercise religious rights and how does it do? he said yes, it does and he pointed to the fact that a person, as defined by congress in what is called the dictionary act includes corporations. courts, he said, are able to determine whether corporation religious beliefs are sincere just what they determine every day what a intent or motivation is in other cases. another came back to say it's just the sort of excessive entangment of government and religion the government tries to avoid. >> it was notable the other two women justices were behind many of the cases at the phase. justice ginsburg and sotomayor. >> justice kagan talked about the slippery slope here. if it's true they can bring the claims is your argument limited to sensitive issues or materials like contraceptives. justice sotomayor said what about religious groups that don't believe in transfusions and vaccinations. mr. clement responded, well it depends on the burden placed on the person with the religious

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clement, a top lawyer in the george w. bush administration, pushed back, saying those cases were different. his clients provide coverage for most birth control methods, and argue the government should make an exception in the law so they enould not permit pills and devices that stop an embryo from implanting. puday, the chief justice s prested the law's contraception requirement forced religious business owners to violate their conscience. said roberts, they have to pay for methods of contraception they believe provide abortion. but the wild card is anthony kennedy, a conservative, but sometimes votes with the toberals. today in court, he seemed sympathetic to the business owners, but also expressed some concerns about whether a religious objection could trump a woman's access to healthcare. >> pelley: jan, thank you very much. today, president obama vowed to ned nd nato countries should any but hem be threatened by russia. but he all but ruled out military action to force the russians out of crimea, which they seized from

clement pushed back saying those cases were different. his clients provide coverage for most birth control methods and argue the government should make an exception in the law so they would not have to cover for a pill and devices to preconvenient the implant of an embryo in the wound. >> roberts suggested upholding it. today he suggested that the contraception requirement forced religious business owners to violate their conscience. said roberts, that i have to pay for methods of contraception that they believe provides abortions. but the wild card senator kennedy said he expressed some concern about relegislation excess trumping the national health care. jan crawford, cbs news. >> coming up on the morning new, dramatic rescue caught on tape. a man trapped on the ledge of a burning apartment building tried to escape the flames. we'll hear from the hero firefighter. this is the "cbs morning news." firefighter. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ [ female announcer ] most of the time it's easy to know which option is better. other times, not

c-span: to san clemente? >> guest: to san clemente. and i we--i was in--doing another coverage at the time for mccall's magazine on mrs. nixon. and so while i was there in the house, i--i--you know, they were going to go on the beach, and i asked if i could go along and do some photography. and they said yes. and it was drizzling, and so mrs. nixon had on a raincoat and a--and a scarf, and--and they had this umbrella. and it was very warm--very warm view of the president and the first lady's relationship that most people, obviously, were not aware happened. c-span: where was this taken? >> guest: this was also at san clemente. when i had finished the beach shot and i had done some pictures inside the house, and then he asked me if i would do a photograph of him and the first lady on this bench that overlooked the pacific ocean, because he said it was their favorite bench and they spent a lot of time there together, so it had a lot of meaning to them. and now, to me, it also has a lot of meaning. c-span: what did you think of both of th

i know on clement street and balboa and on geary in my district it's a critical goal of my office. a commercial vacancy is problematic not just because it represents a failed business, but also because it can create the perception that an entire district is neglected and it creates blight as well. much of city hall, according to many from our neighborhood, focuses recently on large companies moving into the city and maintaining them in the city, and much of city hall's efforts have been to bring these sort of large businesses and chain stores to san francisco. however, i feel as a small business sector that creates the greatest number of jobs and lends character and uniqueness and that specialness to san francisco and the vitality to our neighborhoods. in the richmond district, vibrant small businesses like green apple books, seed store park light, eats and george yo on clement street [speaker not understood]. and supervisor farrell lives a couple blocks away, too, as well, but we know they help to revitalize areas and make our districts proud as well. many cities such as seattle a

and going back to the government -- to paul clement's position about just whose rights are we talking about here he brushed them off saying no, that would not -- we're not talking about that kind of slippery slope here. as the government is contending. because we still have to look at whether the government would have a compelling interest in vaccines. and that's no question here. gwen: it should be -- so justice kennedy in that swing seat again and sounded like the court was more sympathetic to the corporation. >> it was. and justice kennedy was the one who brought up abortion. saying wouldn't -- if we -- if we rule for you, federal government, wouldn't we be saying you can then down the road allow -- force companies to pay for abortions? gwen: fascinating. a great decision. and pull it apart and put it back together again. thank you, joan. thank you, everyone. we have to go. but as always, the conversation will continue online. the "washington week" webcast extra streams live at 8:30 p.m. eastern. and you can find it all week long at pbs.org/washingtonweek. among our topics, will ob

paul clement in his closing said the same thing. that's the impression you're left with, this is the slippery slope to think about. >> so, what does this mean for the next line of cases? one of the things if you take a step back here that i kind of have this sneaking suspicious, i don't want impute bad faith. let me say it does feel a little bit like you can't please these folks in this sense, right? in this case you have this for-profit corporation says we don't want to do this birth control mandate. coming up before the court, you're going to have the little sisters of poor who have an accommodation under the law where they have to sign a form so they don't have to provide this birth control coverage. they're saying signing the form, itself, violates their religious liberty. it does feel a little bit like people have a problem with the law, or they have a problem with birth control more than they have the sort of abstract principle beliefs. maybe i am interpreting them through bad faith. >> no, i mean, one of the interesting side

president, i've come to the floor to reintroduce the tyler clemente higher education anti-harassment act of 2014. now, as many of you may remember, this legislation is named after tyler clemente, he was an 18-year-old freshman at rutgers university. back in 2010 without his knowledge, tyler's roommate streamed video footage on the internet of tyler in his dorm room being intimate with another male. after his roommate and another student invaded his privacy in such a serious way and continued to harass him over the internet, tyler leapt off the george washington bridge and sadly took his own life. well, when i sat down and spoke with chris about this recently, he told me how his story was very close to ending just like tyler's. he didn't have anyone on campus to turn to. and since the administration said they were unable to do anything about this hate crime, chris really felt like he had no opportunity for closure. chris told me, and i quote, "for most young people when things like that happen, we've got to have people who are going to be proactive in helping them and not someone tell

i'd like to voice my opposition to the project and the homeowners and neighbors to that project on clement street. >> go ahead, please. >> i'm sorry, sir, did you want to speak to that item or was that your any public comment? >> just to be clear it was heard on consent and approved just want to make sure you know that and you can contact the planner for more information. >> okay any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner moore. >> i have a question and it's not a discussion i've received a large number of e-mails and the timeframe of several months regarding those trees on brotherhood way. that's a different group of neighbors is there any way to schedule a hearing so there's closer to many. i remember when was read in the eir and recognize it open the plan it's not a conclusion because there's ambiguity on the real reading >> i spoke to the gentleman last week that was related to a street closer project and there was no violation of the eir and he was preparing a response to the public so that's the update that i can provide and i'll follow-up with the res

delivering their decision on wednesday, it is unclear whether french judges will be quite so clement.he almost brought french bank sociÉte generale to its knees. it lost the lender nearly 5 billion euros. >> we discovered a concealed position completely hidden and exterior to our own account. nonetheless, operating within our field of activity in the markets. >> in 2010, a lower court found him to the of forgery, unauthorized computer use, and breach of trust. an appeals court upheld the verdict 2 years later. caseormer trader took the to the france supreme court. a the last 4 years have been hell for me as well as my friends and family. my name has been dragged through the mud for almost 4 years now. >> he admits to masking his 50 thaton-euro that argues his supervisors knew what he was doing all along. on wednesday, the supreme court will rule on whether the trial and appeal follow procedure and not on the merits of the case itself. >> in other french legal news today, the head of the international monetary fund is in court here in paris. christine lagarde is being questioned in a c

police say they are searching for a man who tried to carjack the victim at gunpoint on clement and 12th street. when the victim did not comply the man fired his gun into the air and ran. the suspect was last seen walking toward park. >>> we could learn the identity today of an oakland woman killed when a tree fell on highway 80. that -- the woman was driving in the far right lane when a tree fell and landed directly on her car. investigators now trying to determine who owns the land that, that tree was on. >> we do not believe it belonged to the state because of the fence line. but we are still investigating that. >> the accident blocked the freeway for almost two hours. the road has since reopened. >>> time is 4:36. the chp looking for the driver that left the and of a deadly crash. that happened at about 3:15 yesterday afternoon when a black sedan and mini van crashed on northbound 880. the mini van flipped over killing the male driver. the passenger in the vehicle was taken to the hospital. the chp says the driver of the car took off on foot. >>> also new this morning, a new study sh

yo te escucho perfecto, soy fanÁtico del beisbol y quise invitar a willia meis amigo de roberto clemente que te preguntarÁ sobre venezuela, s upimos que fuiste amenazado por twitter, que pasa en el pueblo venezolano. >> no, este no te entendi bien y se estÁ cortando pero entendei de venezuela eso es bien complicado y ojalÁ lleguen a un diÁlogo, complicado para los artÍstas tomar una opiniÓn sobre cualquier paÍs dÓnde uno no vive, es confuso para cualquiera de afuera y mÁs cuando mediaticamente hay tanta manipulaciÓn de cualquier lado , entonces una situaciÓn confusa, ojalÁ que se lleguÉ a un diÁlogo y que termine todo en paz, es lo mÁs importante son de la misma sangre y ojala se puedan arreglar. >> quiero mostrar imÁgenes de un concierto que diste en una universidad en puerto rico . >> miren las imÁgenes , increÍble . >> me escuchas?. >> sí, adelante. >> si, fue gratuito para cincuenta mil personas, llegaron mÁs de cincuenta mil personas y estoy muy contento y agradecido de la gente de puerto rico y que podamos tocar y crelebrar con ellos y despuÉs continuamos la gira por argentina y se

the present proposal eliminates any service on clemente street. these bus stops should not be eliminated. the bus stops at 17 park merced. the bus stops for 28 limited on 19th avenue. the bus stop for the 18 line for the residue -- for the handicap and the san francisco landmark. the 18 line should stop at that as was previously done. dr. conversesky a geriatrics specialist. this report has been given to the mta board and planners. why did this finding the proposed elimination to the elderly as well as the disabled. instead of making changes and deletions on bus routes on the basis of supply and demand, the proposal should be based on the actual needs for transportation services. police and fire do not operate on the basis of supply and demand but actual need. so should mta. i had time to compliment you on the time to made but you still have a long way to go. thank you. >> next speaker? ga wah. >> good morning commissioners and mr. riskin and congratulations on mostly pronouncing my name correctly. that's rarely done. my name is am an jawa a conse

can attend classes after her gesture to support a friend sparked controversy. 11-year-old delaney clements lost her hair fighting cancer. her best friend shaved her hair in solidarity. the officials at the charter school banned cameron for violating the dress code. >> she is my best friend. >> you wanted to support her? >> yeah. >> it makes me feel special and that i am not alone. >> for a little girl to be brave and shave her hair in support of her friend is a huge statement. >> cameron's parents received lots of support and for now she can attend classes until a final decision is made. >>> niners fans will be kept on a tight leash. inside the stadium the rules are obvious, no weapons, airbornes or outside booze. tailgating in the parking lot is where fans may feel bound by some tough rules. you cannot play football or throw anything at all including frisbies. you cannot bring a keg into the parking area. you cannot play amplified music that can be heard more than 50 feet awa >>> a stanford band member who was an instant star will be on jimmy kimmle tonight. he stole the show during the c

otro arbol cayo sobre unos vehiculos en la calle clement y la avenida 44.un tercero, se derrumb sobre varios autos en la cuadra 14-00 de la avenida kirkwood. ademas, la rama de un arbol cay en la acera de la interseccion entre las calles gough y california. de acuerdo con las autoridades, no se reportaron heridos. vo estragos adicionales no se han hecho esperar... nats... estas son las imagenes del techo que colapso en un negocio en la cuadra 16-00 de aurora drive en san leandro. katherine live se espera que la lluvia continue durante esta noche y el sabado en la maÑana en gran parte del area de la bahia. reportando en vivo desde san jose, katherine orozco, noticiero telemundo 48 live cam - blanca ---estamos live cam - blanca ---estamos viendo imagenes en vivo del trafico en varios puntos del area de la bahia.. add lib ---autopista 101 en la ciudad de san rafael. ---puente de la bahia. ---cruce de la 101 y 280 en san jose. ---puente de san mateo. ---puente de san mateo. blanca ---el caos dejado por las lluvias no se ha limitado a daÑos en propiedades. roll

on clement street and 12th avenue. police say the man walked up to the victim at gunpoint and demanded keys to the car. when the victim did not comply, the man fired his gun into the air and ran away. police say the man was last seen walking toward park presidio boulevard. >>> today the man accused of attempting to murder four chp officers in a gun battle on interstate 580 back in 2010 was convicted. byron williams was convicted of four counts of premedicated attempted murder of a police officer. prosecutors say that kms who was wearing body armor initiated the gun battle after being stopped for speeding and weaving in and out of traffic. williams planned to start a right wing revolution by going to san francisco and killing people at the tide foundation and the aclu, according to police. >>> a san francisco police officer hospitalized after being shot yesterday may be well enough to speak to investigators today. the police department says adam shaw is recovering and is in good spirits. the man accused of shooting him

paul clement for the challengers goes first, and then the solicitor general goes. both of them will be up there answering lots of questions from the 9 justices and trying to get a word in edgewise. host: who are the justices to watch? guest: generally the rule of thumb when you are at a supreme court argument is that -- whatever what justice anthony kennedy has to say. he is often the swing vote in close cases. especially on sort of these types of issues. so everyone will be keeping an eye on him. and possibly looking out for interesting comments from other justices that might indicate which way the court might go. ont: one of your previews this case, you talk about the corporate rights issue that is being discussed here. explain what that is, because it is something the court is touched on before but in the area of campaign finance, correct? sort of an, this is interesting issue because it creates a lot of controversy. in 2010, the court decided the case called citizens united, lifted some campaign-finance restrictions on corporations and unions. people said -- so

i was once on a plane with two of the greats, the now judgment judge the boston, and paul clement. we were all together at the sixth circuit conference and our plane was delayed and we were in each other's company for many hours at the airport. we were talking about different styles. and paul clement said that sri navasin said that there are people who heat up the podium and those that cool it down and paul said that he is a heater upper. there is a tremendous energy when he steps to the podium. he is a very mesmerizing speaker and there is energy in the room. and judge srinivasin, he calms it down. he is everybody's reasonable man. how could you possibly disagree with what i'm saying in such a calm and cool way. [laughter] and they are both just tremendous, but very different in style. and probably, those styles reflect their personalities. you cannot turn yourself into a person you are not. but you don't have to, because there are lots of different ways to be great. >> and how important is oral argument? >> it's not all that important. [laughter] sometimes it is. it's not that it

clement said today, contraception is a very sensitive issue. if we then say somebody else's deeply held religious belief, if we equate the person with the corporation they're connected to, if that's not a sensitive issue, then are we favoring one religion over another? i think the establishment clause says we can't do that. i really do think there are enormous slippery slope issues here. and i don't understand how you can -- the court can make those kind of decisions without favoring one religion over another. >> i mean, one concern be that -- there is always a health matter with reproduction, of course. it's a health issue. but woman who is determined because of her health situation, i can not have another child. and the iud, for example, a lot more -- a lot more effective nan condoms or pills. so she may just say i cannot risk another pregnancy. what happens in that case? >> well, this is what the government has said. but the problem is the government has already exempted tens of millions of employer plans from this requirement. and in those

can attend classes after her gesture to support a friend sparked controversy. 11-year-old delaney clements lost her hair fighting cancer. her best friend shaved her hair in solidarity. the officials at the charter school banned cameron for violating the dress code. >> she is my best friend. >> you wanted to support her? >> yeah. >> it makes me feel special and that i am not alone. >> for a little girl to be brave and shave her hair in support of her friend is a huge statement. >> cameron's parents received lots of support and for now she can attend classes until a final decision is made. >>> niners fans will be kept on a tight leash. inside the stadium the rules are obvious, no weapons, airbornes or outside booze. tailgating in the parking lot is where fans may feel bound by some tough rules. you cannot play football or throw anything at all including frisbies. you cannot bring a keg into the parking area. you cannot play amplified music that can be heard more than 50 feet away. >>> a stanford band member who was an instant star will be on jimmy kimmle tonight. he stole the show during the

can attend classes after her gesture to support a friend sparked controversy. 11-year-old delaney clementsost her hair fighting cancer. her best friend shaved her hair in solidarity. the officials at the charter school banned cameron forviolatr violating the dress code. >> she is my best friend. >> you wanted to support her? >> yeah. >> it makes me feel special and that i am not alone. >> for a little girl to be brave and shave her hair in support of her friend is a huge statement. >> cameron's parents received lots of support and for now she can attend classes until a final decision is made. >>> niners fans will be kept on a tight leash. inside the stadium the rules are obvious, no weapons, airbornes or outside booze. tailgating in the parking lot is where fans may feel bound by some tough rules. you cannot play football or throw anything at all including frisbies. you cannot bring a keg into the parking area. you cannot play amplified music that can be heard more than 50 feet away. >>> a stanford band member who was an instant star will be on jimmy kimmle tonight. he stole the show durin

tony clement life. because it seemed to manage with me. the journey in spain. discontent is literally on the knowledge that thousands of protests is on facebook convention on the capital and trade. among the contents of my unemployment which is undermining the crisis the nation six million people don't have a job and the contest ever see sentiment is strong as ever that the march twenty ten sees drawing people from all regions of spain. prices have been flaring up in batches region's only state in the central part of the country in the east and into my unspoken is the southern and they see every ten unions on to come out and intrigued tuesday to protest the eu troika is our list is. as the recession have faith that causes punish the signs on the brink of poverty. the centers and that has frustrated or three dozen that i have not received it. i recently signed into law the young people leaving the country into what is that people don't often change is as of the hoffa but it's not what happened twenty four days old on tuesday corpus chernoff reports. knitting wal

. >> reporter: delaney clements and kamryn renfro call themselves bffs. best friends forever.three and a half years ago when delaney got sick. >> my cancer is called neuroblastoma. >> reporter: there was relapse after relapse. each time, chemotherapy took all her hair. >> and now i'm going to lose it again because of this. >> reporter: but kamryn wasn't going to let her bff be bald alone. >> i didn't want her to be the only one. >> reporter: a little girl's bold move that came with a big price. like many schools, her colorado school has a dress code. shaved heads are not allowed. and she was told don't come back until you have hair. but after kamryn's mom wrote about it online, a national firestorm erupted. and last night, the school board apologized, allowing kamryn back, saying, "compassion and selfless acts of courage are to be commended and encouraged." the families, inundated by countless messages from strangers. like, now that's a true friend. and, wow. what an amazing child. >> whatever happens, we'll always be there for each other. >> reporter: in one little girl's fig

there is kind of a tremendous energy comes from when paul clement steps to the podium. kind of just like, he is a very mesmerizing speaker and there is sort of energy in the room. and then judge vasi, when he used to argue he is like, you know, he calms it down. he is like everybody's reasonable man. how could you, how could you possibly disagree with i'm saying in such a calm and cool way, you know? [laughter] and they're both just tremendous but, very different in style and probably those styles reflect their personalities and, you can't turn yourself into a person you're not but, you don't have to because there are lots of different ways to be great. jon: how important is oral argument? >> it is not all that important. [laughter] i mean it's, sometimes it is. it is not it never decides a case. sometimes it does. sometimes i will go in and i really will be on a knife's edge and sometimes i'll have a lean and you can get me off the lean and i go of at argument and go back to my clerks and i will say, wow, you know i was thinking x but now i'm kind of thinking y because

and now i live off campus on clement street and i love living in the city because of the convenience -- convenience of bus system and open [speaker not understood]. university provides muni passes to every student and it's very convenient to go to school every morning, taking number 38 bus and i do miss my freshman year living on campus because it's a great opportunity to meet a lot of good people and i can focus on my academic and also on campus involvement. i moved out this year because i was looking for a different kind of college experience. but looking for an apartment in the city is a huge pain, especially for international students like me because the landlord -- we have 15% of the -- 15% of students who are international students. that's why it is a huge issue, because the landlord generally asks students to provide financial certificate and a credit score and this is something that we he usually wouldn't be able to provide ~. this is how i got rejected by two landlords. as a student leader, i really wish every student will have an opportunity to live on campus and wouldn't g

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