the court rejects all of those claims in the reason why is bo derek she is in braids look jabot derek white women wear braids it will not have a racial impact so as a black woman read a rogers because white women prayed their hair as well but there really does go something like that. >> can american airlines have rules?. >> yes a lot of them to have grooming standards. a white woman versus a black woman at the casino it is very specific for women and men. women have to have make up and improve their hair but then do as well so she brings a claim but it is not actionable. mentor subject to grooving standards as well so the regiment they put in place but unequal burden on the men so they can have long hair or wear earrings it is perfectly fine so the court said there were a lot less interesting cases that you might think would raise a question but by and large they lose. >> professor who wish to co-author?. >> [inaudible] >> talk about the concept of work identity?. >> the basic idea that is if the employer might make choices if they are overly masculine or feminine and that creates to presen

former man city and england player david white, former newcastle player derek bell and ian ackley, who and how you came to set it up? we didn't intend to set it up. that's the most important thing. 0n the back of last november we we re thing. 0n the back of last november we were invited individually to the fa. from day one we found them very, very receptive. we found them very professional. the safeguarding policies very thorough and they let us policies very thorough and they let us in and we have been working with them on a fairly regular basis since then and itjust developed. itjust seemed to become the right thing for us seemed to become the right thing for us to do, for us to, i suppose, we have been working quietly in the back ground for us to say this is what we have been doing. this is what we have been doing. this is what we're going to be doing in the future. so save safeguarding the victim and victim engagement and we wa nt to victim and victim engagement and we want to actually sort of celebrate the thoroughness of we believe safeguarding that is in football and probably in

white house economic advisor derek cote says he's been under enormous pressure both to quit and keep job since his comments for racial violence in virginia. cohen, who is students, says the administration can and must do better in condemning hate groups and he reportedly dropped in a letter of resignation at one point. many of the president's critics have been much more blunt about his charlottesville response and other statements. chief washington correspondent james rosen questions the presidents mental stability and how he is pushing back. >> but you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. >> after his post charlottesville news conference -- >> the dishonest media, those people right up there with all the cameras -- >> and two states phoenix rally, critics have grown increasingly personal, questioning not merely the advisability of his policies but his mental health. >> i really question his ability, his fitness to be in this office. >> this is a man who is not wild. >> the president has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability. >> to that last jab, the whi

derek weimer was his high school history teacher. >> he loved hitler. he loved, you know the nazi movement. they were all, geniuses. you know white supremacy thing. white people were dominant. >> reporter: as a young teen, fields' wheelchair-bound mother called 911. records show he threatened her with a 12 inch knife and on occasion hit her. fields, focus of a federal civil rights investigation, grew up in kentucky moved to ohio with his mother a year ago. released court documents show fields worked as a security officer for securitas. in 2015, fields joined the army but lasted four failure to meet training standards. court records describe fields as cooperative which could help the ongoing investigation as it tries to piece together his trip from ohio here to virginia and any possible contacts he may have had with groups espousing violence and securitas says he was on scheduled time off and has been fired. anthony. >> kris van cleave in charlottesville. thank you, chris. >> 23-year-old man accused of trying to detonate what he thought was a massive bomb in oklahoma city. just blocks from the site of the 1995 bombing of the murrah federal buildin

white supremacists. i thought it had something to do with trump." derek weimer/former teacher: "he had some very radical views on race. he was very infatuated with the nazis, with adolph hitler. he also had a huge military history, especially with german military history and world war 2. but he was pretty infatuated with that stuff."> fields enlisted in the army in 20-15, but was soon released from active duty... for failure to meet training standards. the justice department is currently looking into whether fields may not have acted alone. (grant) tonight -- a man who worked in berkeley has resigned from his job... after social media exposed him as having attended the rally in charlottesville. a twitter account using the handle "'yes you're racist"... has been putting names to faces of some of the people at the white natiionalist event. one the men identified was cole white -- he was employed at the fast food chain "top dog". the company says it talked to him after being alerted -- and that he decided to resign. top dog also posted a sign in its window s

derek ward, news 5. >>> and then president trump taking heat for not going far and singling out white nationalists for the violence and instead insisted that many sides were to blame. >> we're having some issues with the audio from the clip, and a white house official said the from all sides. and we also heard from the governor. >> our message is plain and simple, go home. you are not wanted in this great commonwealth. shame on you. you pretend that you are patriots, but you are anything but a patriot. >> and we do want to remind you that later this morning "meet the press" will have more reaction to all the violence in charlottesville. chuck todd will speak with the city's mayor about the violence. he will also join us for a live preview of the show around 10:15 this morning. >>> on this sunday morning, you heard the thunder and saw the lightning and now the rain is finally moving out of the area, and you see clear skies behind us here. coming up after the break, we will tell you what lauryn is tracking for the start of the workweek. >> and and harper goes down clutching his leg right below his knee,

derek carr to ask him about the significance of doing that. >> obviously we are not protesting. what we wanted to do was show all of the kids who look up to us that whiteack kids blue-green it does not matter we can all love each other and that is what we are. we are best friends. >> derek carr played his first game of the preseason over the weekend. >>> today the oakland a's play the orioles in baltimore after beating the astros in houston. the a's got on the board early due to bad defense. watch the shortstop throw the ball away allowing powell to score and then he runs from third and marlon gonzales makes a bad throw. and in the sixth he swings and misses the catcher cannot handle the ball. jed lowrie scores. the closer gets his seventh save of the season the orioles are defeated five-4. >>> the giants lost despite a strong showing by the starting pitcher. he drives in the go-ahead run in the fifth as well. in the top of the seventh jared crocker shows off his arm. >> a flip job and a base hit here is the play. and they got him.>> he got him, great job with the tag as well, the giants are leading until the eighth inning when hunter strickland gives

derek weimer was fields' high school history teacher. >> he loved hitler, and he loved, you know, the nazi movement. they were all geniuses and the whole whiteupremacy thing, you know, white people were dominant. >> reporter: as a young teen, fields' wheelchair-bound mother called 911 multiple times. records show he allegedly threaten her with a 12-inch knife and on another occasion hit her. fields, who is now the focus of a federal civil rights investigation, grew up in kentucky but proved to ohio with his mother a year ago. newly released court documents show fields worked as a private security officer for securitas, making $650 every two weeks. in 2015, fields joined the army but lasted only four months due the a failure the meet training standards. court records described fields as cooperative, which could help the ongoing investigation as it tries the piece together his trip from ohio here to virginia and any possible contacts he may have had with groups espousing violence or social media interactions and the like. securitas says he was on scheduled time off and has now been fired. anthony? >> mason: kris van cleave in charlottesville.

derek weimer was his history teacher. >> he loved hitler. he loved the nazi movement. they were all, geniuses. and, you know the whole white supremacy thing.nant. >> reporter: his mother called 911. he allegedly threatened her with a 12-inch knife and on occasion hit her. fields, grew up in kentucky but moved to ohio with his mother a year ago. newly released court documents show fields worked as private security officer for securitas making $650 every two weeks. in 2015, fields joined the army lasted four months due to failure to meet training standards. >> vice president mike pence in colombia, first stop on his tour of latin america. despite the end of the decade's long civil war there. colombia remains the major source of cocaine coming into the united states. the colombian government is stepping up efforts to tackle the problem. manuel bojorquez flew deep into the jungle to see eradication efforts. >> reporter: this is the jungle territory of narinjo, cocaine capital of colombia. we are flying with national police, from the air easy to spot the green plots of cocoa below. the major is leading this eradication operation. we landed by a

derek carr>"we wanted to... obviously we weren't protesting. we're not doing anything like that. what we wanted to do was show all the kids that look up to me, look up to him, that whiteck kids, brown kids, blue, green, doesn't matter, can all be loving to each other. and that's what me and khilil are. we are best friends and love one another.so the only reason we did that was to unify people. evrrtyone pay attention to the national anthem nowadays, so we just said obviously this is the best time to do it, while honoring our country. because i love thois country more than anything." the little league world series in williamsport, pennsylvaniathe players taking in the eclipse with their special glasses before the gameand this is unusualgreat lakes pitcher jack jones breaks the camera behind home plate on a warmup throwtake another look as the kid from grosse point, michigan smashes the lenseand jones' team went on to beat a team from italy 11-7 basketball hall of famer and oakland native gary payton was asked today about kevin durant saying he would not visit a trump white house and if he would go if invited today payton gave his answer whilte he signed autographs and

white or black, brown, blue or green does not matter. we can all be loving to each other and that is what we are, best friends and we love one another.>> derek carr played the first game of the preseason over the weekend. >>> still ahead, the wildfire still burning in yosemite national park in the efforts to get control of it as evacuations begin. we explain how drones are helping the firefighters. >>> the search continues for the man that the police believe was the driver of the van and the terror attack in barcelona, spain and more on the possible whereabouts as the security runs high in many european countries. >>> if you're driving across the bay area bridges right now the san mateo bridge looks pretty good over to the peninsula. sula. >>> if you want to view the clips at 9:00, by the coast good luck but inland you will get a break with many low clouds already in place. what makes a lipton meal? first you start with this then add this and this face wait, we can do better yeah that's the one and fresh brewed lipton iced tea ah that can wait oh but not you buddy. bring everyone together with the refreshing taste of lipton iced tea. >>> goo

wanted to do was show the kids who look up to us that white brown black blue or green it does not matter. we can all be loving to each other. >> that was derekd on khalil mack's shoulder during the pregame because they have been very good friends and preaching his message of love. derek carr played his first game over the weekend. >>> milo yiannopoulos is staging a comeback at cal he plans to return to uc berkeley soon and is calling for demonstrators to take to the streets this weekend. >> i want as many protests as possible. on all sides. i don't think there are two sides to any questions. i want it peaceful and respectful. the problem is the way the police operate in this kind of town because they don't police properly. they let people smash things up. >> that is milo yiannopoulos talking with ken wayne. he plans to return to uc berkeley at the end of next month during free-speech week. >>> in berkeley city leaders are concerned about a right- wing rally planned for this coming sunday. the city council held a meeting to vote on whether the city manager should have the power to make temporary rules to manage the large protests. council vot

derek carr and what he did during the anthem. carr put his hand on linerbacker khalil mack's shoulder in a show of solidarity. over the last week, a few whitetheir african-american teammates to show unity. carr addressed the media after saturday's game about the demonstration. "we wanted to... obviously we weren't protesting. we're not doing anything like that. what we wanted to do was show all the kids that look up to me, look up to him, that white kids, black kids, brown kids, blue, green, doesn't matter, can all be loving to each other. and that's what me and khilil are. we are best friends and love one another.so the only reason we did that was to unify people."( mark ) the rams beat the raiders 24 to 21. the silver and black play the cowboys this saturday. ( darya ) if you received solar eclipse glasses from dutch brothers coffee, do ánotá wear them today. dutch brothers says they cannot guarantee the glasses can be used to safely view today's total solar eclipse. the glasses were given away at some of its stores including california. the coffee company says they cannot gurantee the glasses are in compliance with safety gui

the republicans in order to keep the white house in their control gave up on reconstruction all together. thank you so much, sir. eugene robinson, as always, sir. derek johnson, the naacp and catherine rampell. president trump is headed to new york city, demonstrators are gathers around trump tower. he will spend the night there for the first time since becoming president. when we return, we're going to talk to a former fbi agent who worked as an undercover white supremacist who says trump's words and actions are resonating with hate groups. >>> new information in the russian investigation tonight. seeking interviews with current and former white house officials, including the ousted chief of staff reince priebus. >>> his condemnation of the far right was two days late, and his new ad blames everyone else for his problems. >>> this is hardball, where the action is. so you miss the big city? i don't miss much... definitely not the traffic. excuse me, doctor... the genomic data came in. thank you. you can do that kind of analysis? yeah, watson. i can quickly analyze millions of clinical and scientific reports to help you tailor treatment options for th

white supremacists. i thought it had something to do with trump." derek weimer/former teacher: "he had some very radical views on race. he was very infatuated with the nazis, with adolph hitler. he also had a huge military history, especially with german military history and world war 2. but he was pretty infatuated with that stuff."> (james) fields enlisted in the army in 20-15, but was released from active duty... for failing to meet training standards. the justice department is currently investigating whether or not fields acted alone. (robin) this morning we're hearing from one of the regulars of "top dog" fast food restaurant in berkeley -- where a former employee was linked to the white nationalist event in virginia. former "top dog" employee "cole white" resigned after he was exposed by the twitter account "'yes you're racist" for taking part in saturday's "unite the right" rally. a longtime customer says he was shocked to hear that someone he'd seen for years was connected with an event supporting white supremacy. <"i'm going to top dog a long tim

derek carr>"we wanted to... obviously we weren't protesting. we're not doing anything like that. what we wanted to do was show all the kids that look up to me, look up to him, that white kids, black kids, brown kids, blue, green, doesn't matter, can all be loving to each other. and that's what me and khilil are. we are best friends and love one another.so the only reason we did that was to unify people. evrrtyone pay attention to the national anthem nowadays, so we just said obviously this is the best time to do it, while honoring our country. because i love thois country more than anything." carr is the type of leader who doesn't rely on the stand on a box..yelling and screaming techninque.teammates don't follow that...rather they get behiind a person who succesful, confident and realates well to all types of personaltys by most accounts thats derek carr.. as for lynchs sit down...11 cleevalnd browns took a knee during their exhibtion game tonight...the interesting question is what is the end game for these demonstartions. by going first colin kaepernick has found himself on the outside looking in. 49ers going 2-14 didnt help.............marshain lynch by going secon

white, black, brown, blue or green does not matter. we can all be loving to each other and that is what we are, best friends and we love one another.>> derek carr played his first game and for the preseason over the weekend. >>> many folks were socked in with fog for the solar eclipse unless they were far enough  inland but things begin to break free some sunshine. >> today was one of the worst clearing days we have had in quite some time. even the weekend we had better clearing, but in any case it is pretty much over, at least the solar eclipse opportunity. from danville we received pictures, and thank you all so much for your photos. this one looks dreaming. many folks managed to get a glimpse at the right time even though it was cloudy all over the place. the cloud cover is still in place and here's the two our time-lapse showing the east bay clearing out but the north bay still mostly cloudy. the santa cruz mountains still mostly cloudy and the marine layer depth is at 2600 feet which means even the higher elevations had no clearing this morning. giving you the view of the onshore breeze with fairfield reporting 25 gusting up to 32 w

derek weimer who taught him at a high school in northern kentucky. he said that this suspect, james fields, had disturbing views about nazis, he had an inf infatuation with nazis. the white supremacist organizer, jason kessler, showed up sunday intending to hold a news conference. he spoke for several minutes but didn't get a word in edgewise because a crowd of counterprotesters were shotting him down, making noise -- shouting him down, making noise. at some point, he was fell or pushed to the ground. police swooped in, got him out, got him around the side of the building and into the charlottesville police department building where they held him for his own safety. then they whisked him away. a lot of the protesters angry that the white supremacists have hung around. at least one of the leaders, jason kessler, hung around to try to espouse his message. he later tweeted that his free speech was being tamped again. none of that suppressing the anger and frustration in charlottesville. christine and dave? >> anger, frustration, very ugly weekend, no question. we are learning more about the three people who died in the charlottesville violence. heather heyer was killed when

derek and his wife. thank you for the time this morning. good luck. for more on this discussion as president trump heads to texas today in the wake of hurricane harvey we joined by former white house staffer now presidential historian tevi troy author of the book shall we wake the president? two centuries of disaster management from the oval office. as the president steps into texas what advice would you give him on this trip today? guest: thank you for having me. our hearts go out to the victims in houston and i also want to a a special thanks to all of the rescuers the first responders and the volunteers. we should have all of those people in our hearts and prayers at this time. anderms of president trump leaving the white house it's very important to show a number of things. leadership you are on top of the situation. competence to your people are running the operations appropriately and compassion and if you don't show those things then you start to have problems. we have seen this in the past with the president. it's also important the location of where he is going. go to a place where he is in the disaster zone itself so that he is detracting from the rescue efforts. -

derek kimball about advancements in north korea's nuclear capability. the editor foreign affairs discussesicket -- department on the bus standoff and president trump's relationship with traditional u.s. allies. on the cost of renovations to the white house. the cost of operating the executive mansion. watch washington journal at 7:00 this morning. join the discussion. >> now a discussion on workforce diversity in the cyber security industry posted by new america. it is one hour and a half. es this is an hour and a half. [inaudible conversations] >> hello. welcome and good morning. thank you. we are happy to see this morning. i'm laura bates and i work on development issues at the cyber security initiative. it is my pleasure to thank you all for being here this morning. i know for any friday morning, particularly friday morning in the middle of summer, were thrilled to see this level of turnout. i think it speaks for itself, the level of interest in the topic. i also want to say a particular thank you to palo alto came with us the original idea and provided the breakfast with is critical to success for a friday morning. [laughter] here at new america we spent a lot of time talking about workforce to bowman and how to increase the p

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derek harvey and rich higgins. this is just like -- it's an idealogical battle that we're seeing play out in the white house, and it'sthat, you know, he kind of finds h.r. mcmaster's strategy annoying in terms of how he does the briefings. he doesn't really like how he talks to him. sometimes he feels like it's a bit condee sending. we'll see how john kelly deals with all of this. his presence in the white house definitely gives mcmaster more of a chance at surviving, but we'll see. >> mr. ambassador, donald trump came out and reiterated his support for general mcmaster. he talked about how valuable he was to the foreign policy team, and most importantly, this past week the president allowed general mcmaster to do something -- or actually allowed john kelly to do something that he had not allowed general mcmaster to do before, and that is get rid of a couple of people in the national security council who were unhelpful to the cause. >> yeah. and i just have to applaud that. i mean, i worked at the national security council for three years. you cannot have people on that staff that's a small staff, the senior staff is