it is one of caution and grads walism. wallism. -- grad basically they have been hiking once a quarter, and there is notice reason to squeeze in a lot of hikes over the coming year. they are going to be cautious, assess every meeting if more hikes are warranted, and then proceed as required. >> matt, it seems they are just trying to take the price action and trying to explain away and link it back to jackson hole, wyoming. forget the dollar a moment, there is nothing that has changed from jackson hole and nothing change the from chairman powell from the month before that and the month before that. >> that is right. the market probably got ahead of itself trying to make up the story for the fed hiking. he wasn't super hawkish. at the end of the date when you look at what he is telling the mark place, he is saying we are going to continue to gradly raise rates. there is no reason for them to change course at this point. >> what was your take? >> well, our take on chairman powell's speech is that he is going to continue with

one grad photo. the internet is -- grad photo. look at that. >> that's real too. >> this is from southeast texas. >> she decided this was a is an intern at gator country in beaumont, texas. she says she has gotten pretty close to this gator named big tex. >> i really wanted to highlight what i have been doing here, my internship and say how excited i was to graduate from texas a&m. >> listen to this part though. she is actually graduated with a degree in wildlife ecology. if anybody you should know better. >> i don't know. that makes me super nervous. i will be like girl, you will get your arm eaten off and still owe your tuition. >> you don't know what that gator is thinking either. >> at least she is familiar. don't walk up to some random gator and take a picture. oh, my goodness. here is a live look outside right now. let's get out the door. temperatures in the low 60s. it will heat up again today. we'll take a look at our micro climates coming up next. >> don't walk up to ran don gators. this is what it looks like on the golde

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dan you spoke with that grad student.. sota little over 2 years ago uc berkeley grad student eva hagbergone of her archiecture professors of sexual harassment. just last week the university decided to suspend him for 3 years without pay.sot eva hagberg fisher/uc berkeley grad student 18-28a statement from the university says professor nezar alsayyad ...sexually harassed a graduate student. the chancellor found that between 2012-2014, alsayyad engaged in a pattern of unwelcome, manipulative and divisive behavior toward the graduate student and toward his faculty colleagues. this pattern of sexual harassment created a hostile environment. but hasberg fisher says getting to this resolution has been excruciatingsotit took more than 2 years from hagberg fisher's initial complaint to this month's actual discipline... the university says that time table has since been changed, but hagberg fisher says the university has a long way to go...sot (ken) frightening video and a risky rescue ... when a vehicle with two passengers and a pet starts to sink, after crashing at a southern california marina

staalen grad. so this is the full extension of germany. you see over here we covered staalen grad the last class here. right? notice sweden, switzerland, are they really neutral? no. not really neutral. they are supporting germany in a number of different ways. now that's the full extension. since that we have the landing in north africa. so take a look now. this is june. this is june 6, 1944. take a look at north africa. that's all clear. then we went from north africa into sicily, operation husky. then they went from sicily into italy. all of that has been cleared now. the germans on this side, the russians on the offensive. we had staalen grad then the consequence of that you can see the russian advanced over here. so in june this is the german empire. this is the way it extends at this point in june. take a look at geographicky. notice the difference here. so you are nazi germany now. you want to take a look at the difference between english channel to germany and over here on the eastern front. where do you have more space at? the eas

(pam) kron 4's dan kerman talked with that grad student today...bout the suspension. sota little over 2 years ago uc berkeley grad student eva hagberg fisher accused one of her archiecture professors of sexual harassment. just last week the university decided to suspend him for 3 years without pay.sot eva hagberg fisher/uc berkeley grad student 18-28a statement from the university says professor nezar alsayyad ...sexually harassed a graduate student. the chancellor found that between 2012-2014, alsayyad engaged in a pattern of unwelcome, manipulative and divisive behavior toward the graduate student and toward his faculty colleagues. this pattern of sexual harassment created a hostile environment. but hasberg fisher says getting to this resolution has been excruciatingsotit took more than 2 years from hagberg fisher's initial complaint to this month's actual discipline... the university says that time table has since been changed, but hagberg fisher says the university has a long way to go...sotstandup dan kerman/ uc berkeley (pam) an effort to lev

(vicki) kron 4's dan kerman talked with that grad student today about the suspension. sota little over yes ago uc berkeley grad student eva hagberg fisher accused one of her archiecture professors of sexual harassment. just last week the university decided to suspend him for 3 years without pay.sot eva hagberg fisher/uc berkeley grad student 18-28a statement from the university says professor nezar alsayyad ...sexually harassed a graduate student. the chancellor found that between 2012-2014, alsayyad engaged in a pattern of unwelcome, manipulative and divisive behavior toward the graduate student and toward his faculty colleagues. this pattern of sexual harassment created a hostile environment. but hasberg fisher says getting to this resolution has been excruciatingsotit took more than 2 years from hagberg fisher's initial complaint to this month's actual discipline... the university says that time table has since been changed, but hagberg fisher says the university has a long way to go...sotstandup dan kerman/ uc berkeley (grant)topvo coming up... a teenage girl's mother is outraged t

high level talks are taking place in ethiopia on the multi-billion dollar grad renaissance dam project that's upsetting egypt. so the united states and mexico have agreed to overhaul the north american free trade agreements known as snuff. discussions focus on new rules for the automotive industry that was a central issue for president bush described not as a disaster for american workers canadian prime minister justin trudeau is now under pressure to agree to new terms so made part of the three nation pact and he has assured mexico's president of his commitment to the agreement. well negotiations have dragged on for more than a year threats by trying to ditch the one nine hundred ninety four accord of cost turbulence on the financial markets putting pressure on the mexican paso and the canadian dollar speaking from the oval office the us president praised the new deal our white house correspondent kimberly haokip has the details. frequently accusing the news media of not reporting on his accomplishments u.s. president donald trump brought reporters into the oval office oh to listen in

he has a job he was and he is studying for grad school.uccess today comes from unimaginable tragedy. rwandanwas three, the government steps up -- stepped up its decades long assault on the tutsi minority, ordering everyone in the hutu majority to kill all tutsis. in 100 days, 800,000 people were slaughtered by neighbors and friends. abdul: my father was asking, where is the rest of the family? narrator: abdul survived. his two siblings and parents didn't. his grandma found him and took him in. [speaking foreign language] years the first couple of of school was really hard. >> you were dealing with the trauma. abdul: i found myself again. i said okay, if i get my education, i am happy. i feel like i got another chance to live. making an impact on other people's lives make sense -- makes sense for me. ofina: an incredible story blood being delivered by drone in rwanda. joining the onset to discuss her toerience -- me on set discuss her experience is our bloomberg digital editor. it took you more than 30 hours to get to the country and you sp

of course we urgently need experts to deal with these changes we traditionally hire college grads are people making career changes. but that won't be enough going forward it will be critical to train up a new generation of apprentices. these intrepid youngsters are part of media mark's new training efforts again i like working on computers of course a broad based education is needed but i think the main thing is having good computer skills is if you met them who are involved in digitalization and we can build things online shopping is constantly developing everyone shops online i hardly anyone goes to stores anymore that's why i'm doing this. the two are training to build and maintain online shops selling things online brings a new set of challenges discounting is a major subject along with data analysis it can pinpoint which sales pitches motivate which audiences. because the. we can see those clicking on our pages their age ranges and gender this makes it easier to tailor it for their needs i'm the services key to the easier the customer experience the better. so where does this lea

over a long period of time that it is and foreordained for the region is going to be a bastion of grad conservatism, nor has it necessarily been that way. >> if they could come back and see america today and see the most important play on broadway now and for the past few years as a play that lionizes alexander hamilton and vilifies jefferson and ignores pain and sees the maldistribution of wealtmail distribution ofwealthd the amount of money in american politics today, they would see or fear that many of these things that are going on in the united states today bore an uncanny resume once to england that they had revolted against. >> when grant arrived at the overlook, and here he is very ill only a few days left before he passes away and seeing this great beauty in this valle thist once all conflict and warfare and where a nation

letter carrier for our house my dad would have left you a six pack of beer or whatever to pay for grad prayer christmas present or something right there right ok felt it was important to to recognize you know the folks that make our lives better. call in hopes to convince the postal workers to turn out on election day and she's making her case based on her frustration with the president's republican party. they're worried about their reelection so they're not going to start a fight with trump even though they know he's extremely dangerous to this country. people want to know whether she can do anything about trump if she wins but she's trying to temper expectations even if she goes to congress she alone won't be able to get him out i would be ready to vote for impeachment. the only thing is that we need two thirds of the senate to vote to make that happen cross our fingers i think we can definitely win back the house but for her supporters it's enough to have an outspoken minority voice in power who will represent thunder and to know that she is a native american in me i'm hispanic and

and he'sa job he loves studying for grad school.at success today comes from unimaginable tragedy. when he was three, the rwandan government stepped up its decades long assault on the tutsi minority, ordering everyone in the hutu majority to kill all tutsis. in just 100 days, 800,000 people were slaughtered by neighbors and their friends. abdul: when they showed up, my father heard people talking. where is the rest of the family? narrator: abdul survived. his two siblings and his parents didn't. his grandma found him and took him in. >> [speaking foreign language] abdul: the first couple of years of school was really hard. >> you were dealing with the trauma. abdul: yeah, and then also i found myself again. i said okay, if i get my education, i'm happy with my life. i feel like i got another chance to live. for helpingusing it the committee making an impact on other people's lives make -- makes sense for me. selina: an incredible story of blood being delivered by drone in rwanda. joining me on set to discuss her experience there with

. >>> the american university grad accused of being a russian agent s a new home.rosecutors say maria butina ed sex and deception to gain influence into d.c. pitics. today she was moved from a facility in d.c. to a jail alexandria. >> we have a j packed "meet the press" coming up in about an hour, john brennan is on that show along with rudy giuliani. and chuck todd will be stopping in to give us a lite preview later. >> and we have lauryn ricketts who's going to tell us about our sunday forecast, because people want co know they walk all the new dogs they adopted yesterday at clear the shelters. >> it's already a nice morning out there, but besides a few sprinkles out there, we are dry, and we are warming up. the humidity not too bad just ye if you're south of d.c., you may have ae litt few cloud around, but just a few rinkles. 75 degrees is our temperature right now, it's a mix of sun and clouds out there today. as we g through the day, we will reach the mid 80 you can see maybe a few sprinkles trying to get going throughout the. best chance of rain is going to b

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. >> as a recent grad in 2012 i attended the key -- queens bench sellers the tory -- celebratory champagne toast. then i found out about the juvenile hall program through one of my classmates at santa clara. that is how i started volunteering. what i enjoy about the program is working with the girls. they are really fun and there are still enags, so you get to have an informal mentoring opportunity. >> as an attorney, especially when graduating during the recession, we learned w ntship is. this is a way to pay it forward. >> what do you think the main reasons for the incarceration of juvenile girls and boys are? >> the probation department issues some very detailed reports about the profiles of girls and boys. when you read them for calendar year 16 and 17, it's about half and half felonies versus misdemeanors. >> the girls in the unit are all in one, respective of the severity of charges. some experts think some of the things that are characterized as assault may actually be family violence and domestic violence that has rized and criminalized. >> often they might be the victim more so th

the 25-year-old berkeley grad is deeply grateful to be here. >> 1, 2, 3. >> not just because he has a degree in physics. >> i want him to know that he was wrong >> early on david was told by a social worker he would never experience this kind of success. >> that i wouldnl be ae to go nefour-year university. >> the social worker was clearly wrong. they are foster kids and he is also autistic. both kids bounced round foster homes but lily never let go of david along the way becoming his protector and educational champion. >> i brag about him all of the time. >> and like any proud big sister. lily was front and center at david's graduation. >> it is a full circle moment for lily as well. advocating for herself and david inspired her to be a lawyer. both kids are sray would ver made it here without students rising above. >> it is a whole community of people that allow you to see your future as a success. >> had it not been for sra i would have never gone to berkeley. >> now back to the party. for students rising above. >> you can catch up on the previous scholars and learn more about sra

. >> just a grad student. >> just a grad student. >> there's a political convention of sorts in denverdependents who face very steep odds but are earth watching as the mid-term year closes out. unite america is the group and also putting an emphasis on trying to elect a few independents to state legislator chambers that are closely guided. they could become critical swing votes on big issues in the state. again, the odds are beyond law, and many attempts in the past have failed and fizzled. unite america's efforts offers one 2018 test of just how high. that's it for inside politics. we'll be here at noon eastern tomorrow. up next "state of the union" with jake tamer. don't go away. his next guests includes james clapper and lisa monaco and michael hayden. have a great sunday. for them. for all. get unlimited for as low at 30 bucks per line for four lines at t-mobile. so, howell...going? we had a vacation early in our marriage that kinda put us in a hole. go someplace exotic? yeah, bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. what? what happened? i got a little over-confident

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orie in an intervavailable on watchstadium.com, courtney smith says the abuse began while smith was a grad assistant for urban meyer in florida back in 2009. >> he picked me up by my shirt and threw me up against the wall. >> a columbus affiliys that meyer helped counsel them during their marriage. meyer will remain on leave until the investigation is complete. >>> want to show you new video this morning of what some are calling the miracle in mexico. a plane was plunging to the ground and burst into flames and everybody made it out alive. we're going to see what was happening inside the cabin of that plane as it went wn. this may be disturbing forome. this an a flight that had just taken off in bad weather. eda passenger onboard recohe moment the plane started its freefall. ngyou can hear babies cryi, passengers screaming, everybody terrified here. the plane smacked into the ground, bellydown, just beyond the runway. more tha100 people, including the crew, had just seconds to escape before the jet burst into flames. one passenger from thego chi area spoke to the "today" show about the imp

missile was launched across the border which missed its target a house we said but it was a grad missile first time those missiles have been used since the twenty fourteen war mariyam andrew we know that there were rockets that were going across the border how mass was firing rockets into southern israel israel has also been conducting as strikes inside of gaza what prompted this latest flare up of violence . well according to how mass and i spoke to a senior official earlier of the day and he was saying that categorically the reason for this was the israeli attack on monday on a border post for hamas which was in fact a training ground there were two soldiers in a watchtower who opened fire and now immediately a tank returned fire and it was a devastating blow it killed both of those five says they later the israelis announced that this was this was. on two terrorists as they described them and said that this was they later said that they it was clear they would not fight firing at them now hamas interprets this as one big accident and they described their first rocket launches into isr

lauren was georgetown grad who worked in admissions.ned his master's and went on to work at hud. on sunday they were killed in car and nuknife attack with two other tourists. isis claimed the responsibility but the u.s. is investigating the claim. lauren's family and jay's collgues at the d.c. tiny house company have released statements. from lauren's statement, they say the year-long bicycle adventure wasypical of her enthusiasm and embrace lifepo unities. she had a quest for a better understanding of the world. androm jay's colleagues, jay austin of the former bony art studios left the world doing what he loved, cycling the world with the person he loved, lauren geoghegan, if at ts time, one arrest has been made in the attack and three others were ic killed after p arrived to the scene here. the u.s. again trying to t determine is was indeed a terror attack because isis did claim responsibility. back to you. >> justin finch live for us in georgetown. justin, thank you. >>> for the second time in a month, thieves made off with a car le

sporadic but one of the last actions of hamas before it relented with rocket strikes was the launch of a grad missile the first time it had use the weapon since the twenty fourteen war. at times on wednesday night civilians said the intensity of the bombardment seemed reminiscent of the last three wars this house and daryl bell i was struck by an israeli aircraft a pregnant mother and her eighteen month old baby died here the husband a hamas policeman is critically ill in hospital the first to see the scene was an extraordinary one thought i'll double sam very angry a pregnant woman and her baby she happy marriage the two year there's nothing dangerous about any. gaza has been has so many times before waiting and watching cease fires have come and gone will the truce hold there is still some hope here in a place surrounded by walls with no way out but there is cynicism about whether they've seen the last of this. hundreds simmons' al-jazeera gaza city. to iraq now where a populous cleric speaking reconfirmed as the winner of the election after a voluntary count the electoral commission has mo

as somebody on the left, i don't want a 25-year-old oral roberts grad to check my speech, either. >>y slope. >> yes. >> if that were what's at stake. but there's a different issue that sometimes gets conflated, and that is, to don's point, this isn't about first amendment at all, and it always becomes a first amendment right for holding people accountable for doing what's way beyond what's appropriate. within a private speech community. people can say what they want on the internet. alex jones, no one's taking his platform. this is about having a free platform. and people have a right to -- we have a right to say, you can't be on my private platform. that's super important. >> especially when you think about what happened, conspiracy theories about what happened at sandy hook, you know, and what happened -- >> absolutely. >> the school in florida. >> so, by the way, twitter makes these distinctions, other internet platforms have decided not to carry him. and guess what, his app is trending. one of the highest trending apps. >> to the point that he's not -- >> have at it. >> first ame

bill to go to grad school in architecture but they alld we said we are holding these spots for returning men she said there was also a member of the navy and they said too bad that she couldn't tell them that she was on a convoy because they could not know what contribution they made. >> code girls the untold story. and chapter ten is entitledhing pencil pushing mamas. that is actually a poem. >>host: there we go. >> i am here with that is to say that judge kavanaugh knew don't belong in this building as a justice. >> as an extraordinary career and extraordinary intellect and an extraordinary record of this judge you find the character and humility combined with strength that left me profoundly impressed. >> that 35 month period of time where brett cavanaugh served as staff secretary to president bush was a a period of time that was rife with issues of great constitutional moments reason why the american people have a right a right to know what he said and how he advised the president and what he wrote. those are the things which republicans are hiding from the american people and keepin

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measurement on news4, the suspected russian agent and american university grad accuse confidence using an sex toin conspire a the u.s. has a >>> one mother wanto know when will the violence stop. she was with her daughter at a high school football game in south florida last night when gunshots rang out. there was a fight among a group students outside the palm beach county stadium. that stadium wasvacuated and the parent couldn't find her daughter in all the commotion. she was panicked till they reunited. no spectators were injured but the student who was shot is in serious condition. >>> new details on the suspected russian agent accused of using sex and dee essential to make "uss connections. maria butina was moved to a different jail. prosecutors say she worked establish back channel ommunications to the kremlin and infiltrate u.s. political organizations including the nra. we've reached out to her attorney for comment. >>> the postal creed says niither snow nor heat nor gloom of t. it doesn't say anything about snakes. ,hat is what a worker in overland pa kansas found in a mailbox

to give the teach airso llho everything for our kids -- for nine months --y can help them make the gradis deserve a day parade now. we got to go teachers sore groovy time to run a tom cruise in every movie. >> sing along, >> woo hoo. woo hoo. >> altogether. >> woo hoo. >> yeah, yeah, yeah,yeah, yea ya >>> in this video you have one guy that's about to do a stndha idan when he does his handstand, hits him in the head. uc>>esttrke s. >> so the idea here was he was supposed to do a handstand the bowl through his arms? >> exactly. >> it still wasn't going to work, his head is so close to the -- >> ooh. >> he was able to get up afterwards with a little help. >>> now this next video hs in the dizzy challenge. >> you're doing it wrong. you're supposed to keep the fwhat one place. >> that's probably what led to this. oh, falls into the woods. >> turns out you're doing it right. >> he's behind tre so gets up says let me check on this fellow. he does get out and finishes his turn. barely. now, i don't have any details on this but these two ladies are there. one them decides okay, i'm going to use

but for now, exploring somewhere like stari grad, the old town, is a total delight.round you can hear people — ting — bending copper into coffee sets. you can smell cevapi, the local meat dish. and you wouldn't really expect there was a war here just 25 years ago. there are churches, mosques, synagogues. there is actually so much to see in this beautiful valley with these giant mountains. it is gorgeous. and there is a lot more to see here than just things that remind you of war. so if you are thinking you might come to bosnia and herzegovina, here are some things we think you should do. this year's sarajevo film festival is now under way in the capital and is the highlight of bosnia's culture calendar. in just over 20 years it has grown from a modest post—war reconstruction effort to one of the most important film festivals in europe. if you are not interested in the movies themselves, go for the atmosphere. the whole city becomes alive with concerts and parties. it all happens mid—august every year. mostar‘s 16th century stari most bridge is a stunning site to just

did grad school up the road at american university. did my ph.d up here, worked in the world bank in the poverty section and so civilization, i read last year, i think i was on with c-span, by neil ferguson, and civilization gets you into the next chunk of books, i like to share with every student, chinese students in -- at georgetown, all studying law, from china, and they came in the office and said what do you recommend that i read? i said when it comes to our service -- i taught this book for 20. >> short history of ethics by alister mcintyre. notre dame press. and starts off and concludes on one question -- base quick question,erted with air to thele and plato, and -- aristotle, what is a good life? and so the western tradition has -- to answer the question you choose -- the judeo-chin and greek reason, put if you go back the toe the greeks where the starts they decide not always he the conception of the good you agree with. read the first few chapters. if you go back to illad and the odyssey and homer, they're view of the good, y

sporadic but one of the last actions of hamas before it relented with rocket strikes was the launch of a grad missile the first time it had use the weapon since the twenty fourteen war. at times on wednesday night civilians said the intensity of the bombardment seemed reminiscent of the last three wars this house and was struck by an israeli aircraft a pregnant mother and her eighteen month old baby died here the husband a hamas policeman is critically ill in hospital the first to see this seen as an extraordinary one. sam very angry a pregnant woman and her baby happy marriage the fun there's nothing dangerous about how many in. gaza has been has so many times before waiting and watching cease fires have come and gone will the truce hold there is still some hope here in a place surrounded by walls with no way out but there is cynicism about whether they've seen the last of this. hundreds simmons' al-jazeera gaza city. to iraq now where the top election body says a manual recount of votes from the parliamentary election in may has confirmed that the alliance of the populous cleric more of our

bright spot late for the redskins, third string quarterback kevin hogan, gone za gag coege high school grad throwing a prettyll ba one of two touchdowns for hogan. broncos beat thesk rs 29-17. sherree burruss bureau ris had a front row seat forll the action tonight. adrian peterson the bright spot bringing the funk, bringing the noise. what today out the most to >> reporter: what stood out to me was the fact that the offense couldn't get gng except when they handed the ball to adrian peterson. he is 33 years old. a seven-time pro bowler but hasn't been with a team since the cardinals. he didn't have mini camps, otas. he worked out with trent williams also back for the first time in the third pre-season game. adrian peterson explaining what he's been doing to make he's in that tip top shape like we saw him out here ytonight. know, taking it, i was coming from home working out and training and spending time with my kids. and missed all otasnd training camp. it was very critical especially this third pre-season game to o get there and get a feel not only just for me but to get something on fil

just some of the grads you've got in this the past. is not well surely the. natural sunlight. is you know you're sort of the solution this puts her little sister this is. closing down. the chic she's all of. the saying yes. at. last. get you moving plus you. set up. eat whatever you. got good will be good in order to feel well this is a good thing you don't go through. those difficult don't let up to. the mainstream media they reported that rush started the conflict and said nothing about soccer surely opening fire on the night of the beginning of the olympics in beijing a couple years after the war i believe that eventually other countries would learn to recognise that georgia was at fault in this war especially after the european commission came out and said that georgia started the war and i was very disappointed that they didn't see the fighting broke out the western media i mean that you jumped to its own conclusions. georgia's president says russia is attacking his country dropping bombs and moving tanks into georgian territory russia's attacks keep coming to surprise ge

sporadic but one of the last actions of hamas before it relented with rocket strikes was the launch of a grad missile the first time it had use the weapon since the twenty fourteen war. at times on wednesday night civilians said the intensity of the bombardment seemed reminiscent of the last three wars this house and barrel about i was struck by an israeli aircraft a pregnant mother and her eighteen month old baby died here the husband a hamas policeman is critically ill in hospital the first to see this scene was an extraordinary one five i'll double sam very angry a pregnant woman and her baby she happy marriage the two year there's nothing dangerous about any. gaza has been has so many times before waiting and watching cease fires have come and gone will the truce hold there is still some hope here in a place surrounded by walls with no way out but there is cynicism about whether they've seen the last of this. hundreds simmons' al-jazeera gaza city. in iraq a nationwide recount of votes from the election has reaffirmed his coalition as the winner the electoral commission conducted a manual

. >>> and a new home for now, the american university grad accused of working for the government is outf the district, but not oud from be bars. good sunday morning to you. >> we haveck lauren ts back in the house and some of us yesterday saw a little bit of rain, wh

they say professor nezar alsayyad sexually harassed a grad student...in a pattern of unwelcome.. manipulative and divisive behavior toward the student and toward faculty. the student... eva hagberg fisher says shes glad the university stepped up and acknowledged what happened... but feels there is still a long way to go. ( darya ) during his suspension... alsayyad will have no access to university property. ( james ) coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news... a father is now charged with murder in the deaths of his pregnant wife and their two daughters. we have the latest on the investigation. ( james ) coming up on the kron four morning news... two people trapped in a sinking truck as g

sporadic but one of the last actions of hamas before it relented with rocket strikes was the launch of a grad missile the first time it had use the weapon since the twenty fourteen war. at times on wednesday night civilians said the intensity of the bombardment seemed reminiscent of the last three wars this house and daryl bell i was struck by an israeli aircraft a pregnant mother and her eighteen month old baby died here the husband a hamas policeman is critically ill in hospital the first to see this seen as an extraordinary an. old sam very angry a pregnant woman and her baby she happy marriage the two year there's nothing dangerous about any. gaza has been has so many times before waiting and watching cease fires have come and gone will the truce hold there is still some hope here in a place surrounded by walls with no way out but there is cynicism about whether they've seen the last of this. andrew simmons. gaza city. now a popular experience reaffirmed as the winner of iraq's election after three count the electoral commission still has. to live in the lead the manual recount took place

yale university officials say they're deeply troubled by a racially sensitive incident involving two gradt video of a white student who'd called campus police on her. siyonbola had fallen asleep in the common room of their building. the other woman thought she was an intruder. - come on, man! this white lady called the cops because she saw a black woman sleeping? sleeping: that's literally the least threatening thing a person can do. i mean, what did she tell the cops? "yeah, i know she's sleeping, "but who knows what she could be dreaming of. "i mean, this could be dangerous. "the last time they had a dream, "we had to let them vote. get over here quick." what--what are you afraid of? and the worst part is, she was sleeping because she was tired because starbucks wouldn't sell her coffee. - this morning, a california woman is facing outrage online after a now viral video shows her allegedly calling police on an eight-year-old black girl selling bottles of water with her mother on a sidewalk. - she calling police on an eight-year-old little girl. you can hide all you want. - yeah, and um,

after a complaint two years ago, a campus investigation found that he sexually assaulted a grad student. the professor hasn't taught since that investigation, but he was still collecting a paycheck. fisher says the university should have held the professor accountable two years ago. a lawyer for al sayyad says he denies the claims. >>> a persistent problem b.a.r.t. says it is now forced to address. rider after rider hopping the gates without paying. b.a.r.t. has been trying to put a stop to this in years but a surge in crime is putting a new solution on the fast track. sam, what's the plan? >> reporter: well, they have to come up with one because we interviewed a b.a.r.t. spokesperson today, five or six different news stations, we were watching people leapfrogging these fare stations with police around. you just stand here, push this to the side and walk right through. b.a.r.t. is looking at a complete low different system that could cost a couple hundred million dollars. it doesn't exactly take an eagle eye to spot the rule breakers and fare evaders at b.a.r.t. their styles may differ

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