university we're just paying students to snitch on classmates can deem to commit racists micro gresham's details after this short break america's built of prison called the world in its to prison if the run him runs the prism and the casa building not prison a 0 because it's all based on every war of the world the still willing to accept dollars trade in dollars of clear through the new york fed and worship the us dollar wherever you go you also find a.t.m. thing countries where as the local currency and dollar fright dollar is got no matter what religion he say you are around the world the fact is you pray to the us dollar every day to war we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy you going for him day shouldn't let it be an arms race in of his on often spearing dramatic do follow coup the only most elite i'm going to lose east i don't see how that strategy who will be successful very critical of guy i am timed to sit down and talk to me welcome back stop making everything a race issue comments like that could not get you in hot water at a top u.k. university which

give students the tools to think critically about race the statement goes on to claim that micro gresham's have a real impact on minority groups talk radio host and columnist on got told us whatever the intentions the program could end up doing more harm than good. we need to obviously condemn the racism but recruiting students to do it like it is if they're undercover keeps horrible i think it's the sin and of them that are very big wage and also will be very concerned about who does so eats what he is naught allowed to be said is another attack on freedom of speech and universities should be cathedrals of free speech each kid's eventually going to go out into the real world if they would get a factory if they were cool enough if they're going to hear the news they don't like. it's about challenging that of course and i just think they seized nor going to prepare them for the real world and tackle racism tackle six's tackle missile jian taku homophobia of course and make sure your institution is inclusive but this is not the way to do it this is a great step this huge assume a deal to see

university just paying students to snitch on classmates deemed to commit racist micro gresham's details after this. you know world of big part of the lot and conspiracy it's time. to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. what. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to. have to be right to be crushed that's what the 3 of the more people are. interested always in the waters. there shouldn't. welcome back stop making everything a race issue comments like that could not get you in hot water at the top you can university which will pay students to snitch on people making what it calls racist microaggression sheffield university and northern england will hire 20 students as a race equality champions and pay them more than a 1000000 pounds an hour to report o

care university which is paying students to snitch on classmates deemed to commit racist waikoloa gresham's this story and small after the break. you know world big. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to get the stories that made street refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. in. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person or those with. thinks. we dare to ask. welcome back stop making everything a race issue comments like bats could now gets you in hot more than you can university which will pay students to snitch on people making what it calls racist m one club aggressions sheffield university in northern england will hire 20 students as race equality champions and pay them more than $9.00 pounds an hour to investigate offenders other examples of unacceptable questions are why are you searching for things to be offended about and where are you really fr

. >>> gresham's appearance came less than 24 hours after of staff, mick "great muppet caper" mulvaney reviews, ranging from not helpful to a confession. for her part, though, grisham said mulvaney did everything a good accomplice should. >> he did a great job, he mentioned the same message over and over and over, and now the media, of course -- we put a statement out clarifying some of the things that the media got a tizzy in. >> stephanie grisham apparently didn't like that segment. she sent an email to business insider saying in part, quote, i think cnn has lost sight of the fact that we are human beings. now, i heard that criticism an , honestly it gave me real pause. i heard that statement. it gave me pause. i thought about it. have i lost sight that she and others who are lying frequently are human beings? i actually did some serious soul searching. i'm not kidding. i didn't curse her in that story or use any bad words or dredge up past brushes with the law. i'm well aware she is a human being and probably believes in what she's doing and is probably a very fine person. i haven't

university have decided to police incidents of perceived rudeness with an army of made student my group gresham detractors thought police jobs at the university of sheffield how is this not illegal what the hell have i just read he also prevent terrorism in benign curiosity as my trade question and therefore as racist this is a recipe to create a climate of distrust and breakdown of social relations these people do not speak for me. well the university claims its main objectives are to facilitate healthy open discussion and to give students the tools to think critically about race issues it says micro aggressions have a real impact on minority groups talk radio host and columnist john gong both feels the program could end up doing more harm than good. we need to obviously condemn the racism but recruiting students to do it like as if they're undercover are think it's horrible i think it's the sin and of a very very big wedge and also will be very concerned about who does so eats what is not allowed to be said is another attack on freedom of speech and universities should be cathedrals of free s

multilaterally push up towards the baltic states at english and old impossibles this weather system will gresham a case where we'll see some wet weather coming into the northwest of europe over the next few days but it steps towards the southwest where it stays very disturbed from what remains of tropical storm gloria secularizing away lots of cloud him more weather coming to southern parts of portugal will see that re also affecting the spanish play but it was weather that we've seen before so there was a france that is slowly but surely making its way for the race was it will push across into northern parts of italy as we go on through saturday 20 to snow over the higher ground see things clearing up there across southern parts of france the by sas day little more rain there across spy easing out hold portugal temp just about getting into double figures there we go with a fine weather into central postle little more clout up towards sea both 6 days further north still mall in moscow temperatures touching 2 degrees celsius across all the piles of africa dry but that west of weather that we do h

politics not the work of the american people that is required for the american people in fact stephanie gresham the white house press secretary releasing a statement in it she writes the naming of these managers does not change a single thing president trump has done nothing nothing wrong he looks forward to having the due process rights in the senate that the speaker pelosi and house democrats denied to him and expects to be fully exonerated and the question really becomes as this senate trial kicks off how will the president try to influence as we saw him doing when the impeachment inquiry was underway in the house of representatives we certainly saw the president there at points tweeting well there was live witness testimony trying to the essence some would argue even intimidate the witnesses other times we saw this blocking of testimony all together in order to try and shape the arguments and the evidence well there is a real effort underway to try and do that again and even as house speaker nancy pelosi was speaking before reporters on capitol hill the president was tweeting here's what he

thousands of made it to the gresham island mexico border where they try to push their way past security forces to cross a closed bridge and enter mexican territory central american countries have come under increasing pressure from washington to stop migrants from crossing into the u.s. . those are the top stories that stay with us al-jazeera arabs abroad the paralympian and the boat maker is coming up next and i'm going to have more news and half an hour thanks for watching. migration has been roundly out of the headlines in recent g. is whether the stories about the journey or the destination the reasons why arabs leave their homelands are sorry some are. others are seeking educational opportunities while others still are simply looking for a new life in asar way country. up to the man lives in spain where he presents his adopted country as a time limit to his story whether begins several 100 kilometers to the sounds with a traumatic childhood accident in a small moroccans in its. time in them and i want to. or not i will quote a few might add you to where you do all bit a. bit. bette

stephanie gresham telling me in a statement today, he's the president of the united states, his work doesn't stop because of the silliness back in d.c. but still there are plenty of potential pitfalls for president trump. how will he be received by the other world leaders and how will americans view his decision to leave the country. president trump has a series of bilateral meetings later on today as the chance for reporters to ask him about all of this. we'll have all of that and more coming up on "today." back to you. >>> be sure to stay with nbc news as the impeachment trial kicks off today. nbc has special reports planned throughout the day and our scott mcgrew will have much more ahead this his checks and balances segment at 5:45. >>> happening now, berkeley police are searching for a man wanted in connection to a hit-and-run. investigators say it all started when an officer driving down sixth street heard a woman in a car screaming for help and saw that man assaulting her. when the officers pulled up behind the car yesterday, the driver took off. he then drove down alongside t

yeah well speaking of twitters stephanie gresham the white house press secretary tweeting the american people see this for the partisan sham that it really is so we've been hearing from the press secretary but we've also been hearing kind of some of the talking points from the white house sent to us on background a couple of the points that the rapid response from the white house has been as adam schiff laid out his road map for the argot for the arguments that the democrats are making number one from the white house they're saying that the president was rightfully concerned about rabbit corruption that's plagued ukraine and they point to the fact that dr fiona hill in the house in korea a member of the national security team at one point now no longer but she did testify that there was rampant corruption so the white house making that point another point they're making is the underscoring by the ukrainian leader of lattimer's alinsky that he felt at no time to be under pressure and in fact the u.s. president has tweeted during this testimony well he's flying back on air force one agai

white house press conference secretary stephanie gresham telling me, quote, it is the president of thenited states, his work doesn't stop because of the silliness back in d.c. but still there are plenty of potential pitfalls for president trump. how will he be received by the other world leaders, how will americans view his decision to leave the country? president trump has a series of bilateral meetings later on today and the chance for reporters to ask him about all of this. we'll have all of that and more coming up on today. back to you. >>> well happening now, berkeley police searching for a man wanted in connection to a hit-and-run. investigators say this all started when an officer was driving down sixth street and heard a woman screaming for help and saw a man assaulting her. this is the video we're talking about. now when the officer pulled up behind the car yesterday, the driver took off. he then drove right down the sidewalk along university hitting the woman who some say was homeless. police say the suspect was driving a silver four-door sedan and officers are concerned abou