as i go around campus i was at clemson university, a guy a little taller and 30 pounds heavier, captain of the football team, leading the effort on campus, making it clear this isn't about trying to be cool and the in-house feminist, it is changing. lastly but not least, i want to say, let me say this is all about cadet first class of the united states military academy get your rear end appear, i want you to meet lemberg, he is taking the case to the academy. there is much too much sexual assault in the united states military. i was on a campus equally consequential, and annapolis, meeting for four hours with cadets, students, the midshipmen, in annapolis. what started to happen now, they are not waiting for commanding officers to change the culture. if you change the culture in the cadet corps you have an exponentially greater opportunity to change the culture throughout the military and by the way i want to make clear, i am not joking about this, a woman can do anything, anything, anything a man can do. i sat at my home with my wife involved in military families, we are a military fam

selecting peak from clemson. >>> meanwhile the giants wrapped up their draft today with a bit of a surprise. for the first time big blue did not draft an offensive or defensive lineman but they added sterling shepherd with the ninth pick of the round last night. the 4-year player at oklahoma a play maker throughout his college career ask will look to bring that to new york. >> highest player on our board. easy pick for us. we had a couple of names we liked as well, but there was too much value for us to pass this guy up. >> as for their final selections today in the fourth round the giants went defense selecting b. j. goodson and in and then adams a tight end from south carolina. the conference semifinals, spurs and thunder meet in the west. two games tomorrow as the heat and hornets battle to advance. the warriors and trail blaze ners game one on abc and the watch abc app they are going without steph curry. you can see it all here. >>> that is the news for now. thanks for joining us. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." a flash flood tragedy in texas. the grandmother and her grandchildren

clemson, i met joey wilson and syracuse, samantha, ohio university, ohio state, excuse me, ohio university and ohio state. i get in trouble for that. university of illinois. it's all over the country. i'm looking for a simple straightforward reason. nothing complicated about it. i believe that we have an opportunity, if if we commit ourselves to do nothing short of changing a culture as it relates to how women are treated >> >> everybody knew what was going on. i know what to deal with that. too complicated. when he grabbed her and bent her rest he did really mean that and maybe she said something. that made him a great. or with the husband snatch the wife because dinner was not on the table a. i was told it was a family affair. literally. my wife says google let. the violence against women act was passed by conservative elements religious and cultural because i was interfering with the family. i hate the phrase domestic violence and makes it sound like a domesticated cat the ugliest form of violence there is. with a woman is a news story me and, by a lover or someone they know is an acqua

clemson's slake lawson could help there. ucla's miles jack has potential. leonard floyd could be the pick. the offensive line needs help. notre dame's ronnie stanley or jack conklin figure to be available. whoever it is needs to be able to play right away. >> we'd like to get a starter that could put out the play right away. >> the jets pick at number 20. expectations paxton lynch could be available but do the jets gamble he is their future leader? mississippi tread well. jets need help, taylor decker could still be on the board. but according to draft expert mark dominick the jets will >> i could see reggie ragland being a good fit. >> reporter: we shall see. >>> the mets take a breather before they host the giants tomorrow. won another big one at home last night. boosted the winning streak to six straight. neil walker tied the mets franchise record for home runs from the month of april. walker hit three in his last five games, six in his last nine. he is really seeing the ball well right now. mets trail the nationals by just one game. >>> things not so up

maybe a few thundershowers with >> clemson university students preparing for what could be a long weekendcontinuing a sit-in protest that began on wednesday. the protest started after a campus march to demand more diversity and improve race relations. protesters stay they will stay inside the building if school leaders do not improve the racial climate on campus. five students got citations for protesting. they want to talk directly with the president to end the sit-in. so far they have been told he's not available. >> and the won't be any text anything amc theaters. in a statement the company ceo says amc has heard loud and clear that texting is not what customers want. the about-face follows an interview the ceo had with variety magazine where he suggested making some auditoriums more text friendly. the reaction was overly negative. >>> tom is tracking how warm it's going to get and if you will need a coat on your way out tomorrow morning. >> trying to figure out what happened in this house yesterday that left three people shot, two >>> will it ever end? god, i hope so. but at the end o

clemson university students preparing for what could be a long weekend.ing awe sit-in protest that began wednesday. it started after a campus march to improve race relations. they will stay inside the building if school leaders do not improve the race climate on on campus. five students got citations fortress passing. protesters want to talk with the president jim clemmons. but so far they have been told he won't be available. >>> there won't be any testing in texting in amc that is not what customers want. the ceo suggested the idea of making specific auditoriums, more texting friendly. reaction was overwhelmingly negative. >>> all right. a gorgeous weekend. and the sun is here to stay. tom is updating his forecast with the most comfortable time to go out, go for a run, bike ride, enjoy the outside. >> thousands are getting ready for a parade to celebrate d.c. emancipation day. we'll tell you how attention is being focused on making d.c. the 51st state. >> breaking news in prince george's county. what we are finding out about asots fired they responded t

where i met shaq, morehouse, spellman college where i met -- any way, i won't go through it all, clemson, i met joey wilson, my alma mater, syracuse, samantha, ohio university, i mean, ohio state and ohio university, university of illinois, just all over the country. and i went for a simple straightforward reason, nothing complicated about it. i believe that we have an opportunity, if we commit ourselves, to do nothing short of changing the culture as it relates to how women are treated, not only over all, but on college campuses and in high schools. i honest to god believe we can change the culture. you know, when i wrote the violence against womens act, i was absolutely certain, even though it had been tried before, to focus on this. i was absolutely certain that the american people would respond if it became culturely permissible to respond. that sounds strange when you think about it. but at the time i wrote the legislation, no one would support it, not a single woman's group in america would support it, not a single civil rights would support it, seriously. i know that sounds bizarr

the head coach at clemson, school played for the national championship last year, the head coach has a chief of staff that makes $250,000 a year. the strength coach of alabama's football team makes $600,000 a year. and so one of the reasons that they make so much money is because in this money has to go somewhere, and it cannot be given to the players. and the way to recruit the players is to build, you know, palatial facilities. and oregon's football facility has imported brazilian wood in it. they imported wood from brazil to build this facility. and it's gorgeous. and it's, you know, $40, $50 million. but that's how you recruit players, because you can't offer them money, so you have to offer them a lot of cool stuff. but another reason that, you know, the best coaches, that nick saban at alabama can make $7 million is because when they bring in the best players, it is a tremendous marketing arm for a school. right? and so when you hear about football players that get away with, you know, close to but not murder, right? they get away with, you know, breaking rules and mistreating

. >>> protests on the campus of clemson university have hit aer fever #ed pitch.p a sit in continuess thi morning after someone hung hun bananas on the campus posterer promoting african-americanican history.or the move was ultimately denounced by university president jim clemons butim students felt that didn't go far enough.fa in responsr e the school hasoo h hired a chief diversitya officer who starts monday. m >> all right, time now 7:13. caitlin is back.ack. >> good morning.>> >> good news is we're going towg have this good stretch of nicefe weather. >> yeah, and it really kind of started earlier this week and it continues through thenues weekend into next week slowly getting warmer, too. >> good. >> everyone has been waiting for the mild temperatures. onet thing, one downside, i know we both are suffering suffe from it, the allergies. >> yes, the allergies.eres >> they're at their peak rightea now with a very high pollen allergy sufferers we're with w you on that.t. get the medication if you neediy it. we're in this for awhile.s r aw we don't have any rain chancesac over the next

guest: i have a phd in economics from clemson university.efore mercatus center i worked as a senior economist in the department of transportation. my career is focused on regulation because i think it is the dominant feature of modern society and we don't have a very good understanding of it. it's not an agenda there other than let's produce science that helps us understand what's going on. host: the study is called the impact of federal regulation on the 50 states. a state that experienced the third highest impact from federal regulation, wyoming. guest: wyoming is another one of the states where specialization in an industry that uses natural resources is really driving their placement in the table. coal mining is very large. oil and gas extraction is growing. because those are heavily regulated industries and the way we measure the impact is we look at how important those industries are to the state relative to the nation they are very much important to wyoming compared to the nation overall. i think the numbers for mining, 15% of the pri

as i go around the campus, i was down, cody, at clemson university.t a guy -- a little bit taller and about 30 pounds heavier and a captain of the football team down there. he's leading -- he's leading the effort on campus. making it clear this isn't about trying to be, you know, cool and the in-house feminist. it is changing. we're changing attitudes. we want to thank you, man, for stepping up, as you have. >> thank you, sir. >> lastly, but not the least, i want to say -- let me say to -- this is all about cadet first class for the united states military academy, sir, get your rear end up here. i'm still your -- i want you to meet carson warmberg. and he is -- he's taking a case to the academy. you all know there is much too much sexual assault in the united states military. i was just on a campus that is equally as consequential, he won't admit it, annapolis, meeting for four hours with the cadets, the students, the midshipmen, i should say, at annapolis. what is starting to happen now is they are not waiting for commanding officers to begin to chan

they drafted the heisman trophy winner derek henry and got a stud defensive end out of clemson.now whew those number s be. and the loser -- loser per se. but dallas. they got a elliot but they they drafted a guy who may not play all year. >> they. >> i thought they got? >> -- from -- get do you think? >> they do need a quarterback. and he's sitting there. i'm shocked that he hasn't gone already. >> what about my eagles? i can't let you off the hook without. >> they went for it all getting their quarterback. and you are the first person i thought of when they made that deal. >> yeah. go eagles. wentz goes to the eagles. >> all right. [inaudible] ♪ >> pancakes. >> yeah big daddy pancakes. ♪ hey ya ♪ ♪ mouth breather. mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? enough. take that. a breathe right nasal strip of course. imagine just put one on and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. so you can breathe, and sleep. better than a catnap. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. ♪ let's give them something o the

the head coach at clemson, school played for the national championship last year, the head coach has a chief of staff that makes $250,000 a year. the strength coach of alabama's football team makes $600,000 a year. and so one of the reasons that they make so much money is because in this money has to go somewhere, and it cannot be given to the players. and the way to recruit the players is to build, you know, palatial facilities. and oregon's football facility has imported brazilian wood in it. they imported wood from brazil to build this facility. and it's gorgeous. and it's, you know, $40, $50 million. but that's how you recruit players, because you can't offer them money, so you have to offer them a lot of cool stuff. but another reason that, you know, the best coaches, that nick saban at alabama can make $7 million is because when they bring in the best players, it is a tremendous marketing arm for a school. right? and so when you hear about football players that get away with, you know, close to but not murder, right? they get away with, you know, breaking rules and mistreating