. >>> crist is talking today about free speech, and the school's financial health.olding a back to school news conference. this is her second year as chancellor saying that berkeley has made significant progress. crist also said she is devoting to diversity. >> 8,000 under graduates that 6,100 freshman, the youngest of our students is 15, the oldest is 63. they come from 50 counties in california, all 50 u.s. states, 70 countries from around the world. >>> the chancellor said 93% of the transfers are from community colleges. >> to the south bay, the state's university's president is delivering her address. >> the president is highlighting if significant developments on campus. >> reporter: changes are afoot here and the band is warming up to welcome students. 35,000 regular students going on with the 65 tenure track members, here pat lopez harris is here. what is happening here? >> we are thrilled to welcome 35,000 students back to campus, a lot of developments and we are very close to opening a new recreation center and plans for a new science building and a new re

state of vermont have nominated a transgender candidate to run for governor christine how crist defeated three other democrats in tuesday's primary you know faces a popular big public an incumbent in november's general election. germany's government to plans to allow a third gender option in all official records chancellor merkel's captors agreed on a draft law that will allow people to list their gender as diverse instead of male or female last year germany's highest court ruled that existing law does not respect individual rights now a grand jury in the u.s. state of pennsylvania has published just reporting to sexual abuse of children by roman catholic priests it says at least a thousand children were blasted and raped by hundreds of priests over seventy years the report goes on to accuse the senior church officials including the current bishop of washington d.c. of systematically covering up reports of paedophilia brought to them by parishioners. many victims of way to decades for this investigation pain evident as they attended a press conference by the grand jury found three hundre

state of vermont have nominated a transgender candidate to run for governor christine help crist defeated three other democrats in tuesday's primary she now faces a popular republican incumbent in november's election. a grand jury in the u.s. state of pennsylvania has published its report into the sexual abuse of children by roman catholic priests saying that at least a thousand children were molested and raped by hundreds of priests over seventy years the report goes on to accuse senior church leaders including the current harsh bishop of washington d.c. of systematically covering up reports of paedophilia brought to them by parishioners. many victims of way to decades for this investigation that pain evident as they attended a press conference by the grand jury it found three hundred one priest sexually abused children in that over one hundred thousand child victims were identified by our investigation though the grand jury no. they believe that number was down. investigators say in many cases records have been lost and some victims were too afraid to come forward the abuse states back

federation a cold case over the federation twenty four thousand presidential elections recently installed crist he was the organizations new nida fifty four rejected he was mandate who allegedly has the support of the nigerian government has said the nigerian f.a. must reinstall the previous president and would you pin it by midday on monday or faced punishment. europe states you see. the real. stefan stefan schmidt is the german sea captain and the refugees commissioner for the state of slaves because i'm talking to him about death in the mediterranean sea rescue and migration before. you experienced it all firsthand or you rescue ship wrecked africa with a german ship caught on a more in two thousand and four and in italy they arrested you as a human traffic are it's just that still pain you today it's hard to. know the fact that motivates you to carry on fighting like that and say injustices in the world. it's not as if i'm especially angry with the italian groups have been vikas they were actually all on my side we realized that in prison it was just the italian government that has gotten w

tuesday's primary it's the first time a major party has chosen a transgender candidate for governor crist now faces a popular republican incumbent in november's election. the votes are in. and christine has clinched the nomination. i must say i'm incredibly incredibly honored to have all your support and all of things that i heard were said you know tonight we've made history already. decided to run for office after donald trump was elected president in two thousand and sixteen. trump has been at odds with the transgender community sees taking office. it was not from our last year he announced that the u.s. government would not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in the military in the november elections following that announcement five openly transgender candidates won seats around the country mostly at the municipal level paul quiz sees herself as part of the fight back against trump's politics it's not just about the transgender community it's not just about the l g b t community it's not all marginalized. becoming governor of vermont is still a way away for hall quizzed h

our organization the victory fund is a strong believer that representation is power so when someone cristsomeone like christine steps up and is the nominee or the governor that's inspirational to all people so we want to be in the room at the table not only so we can stop and teach you legislation from happening but also to be part of the solutions and help pass the torch and inspire other people to come out to be who they are to help make sure that they are successful in life and so it is sad that it's not as far along as we'd like but. we have to make sure that we are represented at all levels of the ballot this year we have more candidates running for statewide office like christine we have al g b t person someone from each one of those communities or running for governor in the united states this is truly an unprecedented year when you look at the level of office algy few people are running for and the overall amount and do you think there will be removed. avalanche in november do you see that happening. well as you mentioned a lot of our candidates identify with the democratic party

katrina crist and said he said it. did that happen? >> know. that did not happen. sound like she is writing the script for a movie. i have been out there talking about this. it is absolutely not true. i have no connections to anyone at celebrity apprentice other than amarosa and she was the only one that brought this tape up. people i've checked with who she mentioned have no idea what she is talking about but i am not going to be angry about this. clearly amarosa is in a desperate situation. i feel sorry for her. this is obviously trash for cash. i was concerned with amarosa when she got married, when she had to buy fake wedding ring so i feel sorry for her but i will not stand by and allow her to continue to tarnish everyone's reputation and hurt the one person that helped her become who she is in the celebrity world. >> you have been around the president during the campaign since the campaign since he was elected president. have you ever heard him use the and word or any racial slur? >> absolutely not, the answer is no. the president and his family have been not

doctors were removing a crist out of a woman's eye lid when it ruptured and it revealed there was a contact. >> given the type of len there, they estimate that thing had been hiding inside heryelid r 28 years. the woman says she believes it was knocked out of place when she w hit out of place with a shuttlecock playing badminton as a teenager. >> >> doctors say the lens didn't do any long-term damage. can you believe that? t. can't believe t >> that's insane. >> after all that time. >> that's insane, 28 years. >> amazing she can still feel. >> how did she not feel that for 28 years? we've both worn contact lenses, and we know if there's somethingn there, you feel it. >> but she's going to be okay. >> going to be okay. >>> coming up, a man's daily paddleboard excursion on a local river turns bloody. >> i felt something hit my leg wnd didn't even know it was a bite. little splash. i walked out of the water and saw the blood running down my leg. >> not too much to worry about rain-wise today. but tomorrow that could be a differen story. what to expect during the late commute home and why you m

remember charlie crist and florida? he was going to have a debate.t he had to have a fan at all times. underneath the podium. >> greg: at an odd level. it was the strangest thing. >> dana: it's a strange thing. it's not sexist. it was just a demand. >> juan: is a political reality. the 1960 campaign with nixon and kennedy. they had to debate and nixon starts to pop sweat and he looks terrible on tv. he looks like he is fleeing a crime scene. >> tammy: these days, everything has to be sexist. when our argument is women can do what men do but now everything has to be adjusted because we can't handle a room temperature? >> juan: she is saying she wants to eliminate his demand that it be freezing. he has said he likes a cold environment. >> brian: this thing is. you're a boxing fan. if you are the champion, you get to pick the ring? >> juan: she said it's the local cbs affiliate in new york negotiates with him. she wanted several debates. she is getting one debate on his terms. >> tammy: he is leading. he doesn't even need to do it because he's ahead. th

in the tweet he's talking about the relationship between crist fear steel who offers the dossier responsible the russia investigation and the former associate department a.g.ohr and the company that used research against the dnc. why do you make this now. >> going after sessions is deplorable. this cuts right to the core of who we are as a country. we are nothing but a country of laws so to attack the justice department is attacking the very pillar on when ch our society is built. and that is the first point. second point i would make with regard to the dossier and what he's saying about that is -- this is really the big lie that both he and his attorneys are engaging in right now. this investigation did not begin with the dossier. this investigation began with wh a foreign diplomat told the united states, an australian diplomat told the united states that someone associated with trump's campaign, george papadopoulos, you may remember, that that individual had said to him he had dirt from the russians on hillary clinton and after a month or two, that australian diplomat passed that on and th

crist of christie, mr. trump's long time lawyer mark kasowitz and bobby birchfield, a lawyer who serves as the trump organization's outside ethics adviser." remember when the president decided wasn't going to give up his business and form a trust. look, we're bringing in an outside advisor to make sure everything is squeaky clean with me being the first president in modern history to retain his business interests while still serving as president. we've got an outside adviser. rest assured. there will be no funny money sliding through anywhere, nothing the least bit smelly in this unclean office fridge. everything will be fine. that lawyer that they brought in for the trump organizationing is bobby birchfield who now according to "the wall street journal" is part after investigation into whether or not he received laundered funds from the biggest financial heist in history which is the subject after active justice department investigation. and the single best part of the story is bobby birch field's response

conservative columnist bill crist ol asks the question on social media, and i quote, "if flynn is guiltyanafort's guilty and cohen's guilty, maybe trump's guilty?" we are pleased to have with us tonight two of our favorites. eugene robinson, pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the "washington post" and the aforementioned bill kristol, veteran of the reagan and bush administrations, editor at large of the "weekly standard." gentlemen, thank you. had we not arranged for you to come on, we would have been scrambling to ask you to come on after a day like today. bill, colossally bad day for donald trump. and i think at the end of it a bad day for our country too. >> i guess, you know, i mean, you don't like to see the president's -- we have a situation where the president's national security adviser, campaign chairman and personal lawyer have pled guilty or been found guilty of felony crimes. it's pretty astounding. >> how do you think it has changed the trajectory of what we're looking at? what do you think we are looking at? >> i think it's a reminder that robert mueller knows a lot. if y

dedicated 64 years earlier it was removed as was the plaque on which were the words lee was a crist yas soldier without fear and without reproach. that went in the dump too. and yet officials today will be just delighted to show you the crypt of another vip they have. woodrow wilson, one of the most outspoken segregationists of his age. the lexington church well known as the robert e. lee memorial church changed its name. at christ's church, plaques to their memory were take b down because said the minister they made it unsafe and unwelcome. then she added this is a church not a museum. i looked up in my webster's dictionary. this is a building preserving artistic and historical objects. since when has the worship of god not been autistic. and when people not historical. it's cold october afternoon. the church is now falling and nobody in that denomination seems to care. abraham lincoln said broken eggs can never be mended. the ignorant want to banish the symbols of injustice. amnesia is not a limit if for nig. eliminate i eliminating the past has never been a successful means of healin

have these people provided the opportunity for crist cristhian have his point of view on the matter.d killer speaking on fox news martha maccallum stating that his client, cristhian rivera, illegal immigrant, who confessed to killing mollie coming as the communities of brooklyn, iowa prepares for mollie's funeral which has reunited the immigration debate in this country that's for sure. joining me is vice president of the national border patrol council. bizarre exchange there, art. what did you make of it? >> you know, i think they are just grasping at straws to defend this individual. he admitted he committed this crime. this piece of human garbage entered our country illegally and he spent six years being protected and i think the blood of not just mollie's death but the blood of a lot of these individuals that have been hurt, have been killed by these illegal aliens that enter our country is in the hands of the people that are open border advocates, the individuals that want sanctuary cities. the numerous politicians that push and attack ice. it falls on their hands. i'm going to

all these things going to kill jobs go back to democrat charlie crist time. we are going to keep this economy going and continue to focus on the families of florida. not on some big government agenda. brian: interesting governor. you used to be behind in the polls. ran for election behind 20 points and now you are up three. how do you keep that lead and continue to separate? because you know the democrats, the machine is going to come at you with everything because the balance of power is at stake. >> first off do you remember i was never ahead in the polls in my two governor's races it's totally different now. first off, there walls no blue wave. we saw in the primary no blue wave in florida. more republicans voted 1.6 million voted 1.5 million democrats. higher percentage of republicans come out to vote than democrats. in the last year more republicans have registered to vote than democrats. and with absentee ballots with a very contest i had democrat governor primary we still had a higher percentage of republican absentee voted than democrats. i'm going to

moderate democrats have lost five straight for governor in florida, including a well-known guy, charlie cristven lost it's hard for me to see if moderate democrats lose, i don't know whether florida as a state was saying, no, you're not liberal enough for us. we want someone really progressive. doesn't seem like the demo for that state >> i think we're seeing something -- in a lot of races we're seeing the center cannot hold the energy is on the wings of both parties it's the trump effect. when donald trump realizes you can win the presidency by riling up the base and getting the hardest core supporters as energized as possible and not tacking to the center. on the democratic side we're seeing a mirror image of that, that's pulling politics apart. >> remember when the right ran those people that they thought would be -- their names have gone down in infamy. bannon, some of those bannon camps. roy moore. >> right >> when you go out there on either side -- >> it's not always successful. but we're seeing that. the fwrgravitational force seemo be with the wings. that's where the money is, the ene

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