i'm here with dr americus who is head of the apartment of internal medicine of the martin luther hospital here in berlin thanks for having me today you not only intern is you're a psychologist as well a psychotherapist and so i think that the guestroom interest i'm tracked is very closely linked to our psyche in the true that's true because the brain get texas. it's the link between the central nervous system and the g.i. tract which is mediated by nerves and by homes and by the system effects of emotions on. a mediated so if we take a look at the irritable bowel syndrome is this is psychological disease you know it's not a psychological disease despite the fact that the psychological effect as strong emotions can induce symptoms to graduations of jeff functions which resemble. the problem of this is in the gut or in the brain that axis it's not a psychological disease ok and then what are the main thing terms the meant in terms of editor bars and from pain and eye to asians of function this is constipation or diarrhea and sometimes also a distant so those are normal regulatory functions

instance at the martin luther hospital and this is why i will meet the head of the clinic for internal medicine professor what medical welcome to check. i.d.'s is not an imaginary os psychological disease but an organic problem. do you suffer from a terminal pain from trends or constipation or diarrhea you might have i.b.s. or irritable bowel syndrome many people think that i.b.s. is a hyper. brick disease as a g.p. let me tell you the pain is real. a rumbling stomach ache persistent abdominal cramps if the symptoms don't go away and rest and a hot water bottle don't bring relief the diagnosis could be irritable bowel syndrome typical symptoms of i.b.s. our ongoing stomach pain bloating a feeling of incomplete ballad accusation and major discomfort they're typically accompanied by frequent diarrhea sometimes alternating with constipation. the human intestinal tract is extremely complex it's lined with one hundred million nerve cells and packed with trillions of bacteria they digest food and neutralize pathogens many people with irritable bowel syndrome exhibit changes in their intestinal flora

but according to a study published in the journal annals of internal medicine on tuesday - the m-m-rne does not trigger autism. researchers studied over 6- hundred- thousand children. (vicki) lawmakers are working on a resolution condemning anti-semitism....in response to a congresswoman's comments last month. representative ilhan omar of minnesota has been engaged in a social media back and forth with some lawmakers over comments she made about israel and jews. she dodged reporters' questions on the resolution tuesday afternoon. house democrats are debating the language and may include anti-muslim comments to the resolution as well. the resolution was expected to come up for a vote wednesday -- but that is not confirmed. (vicki) the white house is digging in its heels over new investigations launched by house democrats into allegations of corruption. (grant) and when asked about the probes coming his way-- president trump said he's the victim of harassment. reporter jim acosta has the details... (nats)faced with one of the most far-reaching congressional investigations in years, pre

he's talking about the allegations by a former sports medicine intern who claims she endured what she ruthless, endless and persistant sexual harrasment both on and off the field....by both players and coaches. the most serious allegations involved one unnamed coach who she says grabbed and kissed her after inviting her to come to the his office at memorial stadium and told her the next day during practice that he would get her fired if she do not have sex with him. it's very concerning do you have any type of behavior that someone would be subject to in that way. it's not something that we would tolerate at our university or in our football program and it is something that is really tough to hear. there were several young women working in various capacities during friday's practice. coach wilcox says they are taking the allegations very seriously and fully support the investigation now underway by campus officials. we are committed here at cal football to providing an environment where people are protected and respected. we're committing to the institution and the integrity of the pr

intern. kron4's maureen kelly has the story.. what allegedly happened on and off the field here at cal's memorial staduim was described by the former student and sports medicinentern as ruthless, endless and persistant sexual harrassment....by both players and coaching staff. we are not naming her because she could be a victim of sexual assault.several of her allegations are aimed at one unnamed coach ...who in one instance invited her back to memorial stadium to his office at midnight.she posted on facebook quote "he snuck me into his office, i put my backpack and binder down, and he immediately grabbed for my waist. i was terrified, my mind was fuzzy, and i do not remember much from that night. he kept kissing me, pushing me against the wall, and i left." she says the next day at practice that coach told her i will get you fired if you do not have sex with me.and that the night before a game she says he texted her to meet him at his room in the claremont hotel where he tried to have sex with her, but when she started crying uncontrollably he became angry and yelled at her to get out. she says her complaints to cal athletics were ignored and that coach is st

this was a chart studied in the journal of internal medicine just last year, a study that was published in 2018 about the life expectancy of americans. and where you see blue and purple is where americans' life expectancy increased the most -- the most. well, the state with the greatest change in the entire country was my state. that's a pretty important statistic by the way. life expectancy, it doesn't get more important than that. okay. are you living longer? look what happened in alaska. the north slope of alaska, the southeast all experienced huge increases in life expectancy -- life expectancy from these very low levels. some of the lowest in the world. mr. president, why did that happen? why did that happen? here's why it happened. on the north slope of alaska, this congress developed some of the biggest fields in the world. we had a large zinc mine at the same time that came on to production. we also had because of this body's maggnisum stevens act, we had, bottom line, natural resource development happened in alaska in america and people's lives increased. people's lives increas

he's talking about the allegations by a former sports medicine intern who claims she endured what shells ruthless, endless and persistant sexual harrasment both on and off the field....by both players and coaches. the most serious allegations involved one unnamed coach who she says grabbed and kissed her after inviting her to come to the his office at memorial stadium and told her the next day during practice that he would get her fired if she do not have sex with him. it's very concerning do you have any type of behavior that someone would be subject to in that way. it's not something that we would tolerate at our university or in our football program coach wilcox says they are taking the allegations very seriously and fully support the investigation now underway by campus officials.there were several young women working in various capacities during friday's practice. here's the coach's response when asked what's being done to keep them safe.we take great pride in trying to maintain an environment where everybody is respected and everyone feel safe. the entire football program and th

this was a chart studied in the journal of internal medicine just last year, a study that was published in 2018 about the life expectancies of americans. where you see blue and purple, is where americans life expectancy increased the most. the most. well, the state with the greatest change in the entire country was my state. that's a pretty important statistic, life expectancy. it doesn't get more important than that. are you living longer? look what happened in alaska. southeast, alution chain experienced huge increases in life expectancy from these very low levels, some of the lowest in the world. why did that happen? why did that happen? here's why it happened. on the north slope of alaska this congress passed the transalaska pipeline act to develop pursued ho bay, to develop oil and gas. we also had a large zeenching mine at the same time that came under production. we also had, because of this body's act a huge increase in our fisheries. the bottom line, natural resource develop happened in alaska, in america, and people's lives increesed. people's lives increased. that is the a re

she worked as a sports medicine intern in the athletic department. she writes of one encounter sink, he cornered me at practice and said if you don't have sex with me i will get you fired. she writes fear of losing her job is what she met a coach in his hotel room. he started taking his clothes off and i started crying and he yelled at me to get out and that he could explosive any girl he wanted. she was afraid she could not afford school if she lost her job. she is now medically withdrawn from school and seeking treatment for ptsd and anxiety. cal would would not talk to us about this. writing in part, cal athletics is an will always be committed to fostering a culture where everyone feels safe, welcomed and respected. all of those associated with the department are expected to maintain ethical standards at all times. she tried contacting several coaches and school adst sethe cer the tion of harassment and discrimination is investigating these allegations. >>> dave cortez is proposing changes on undocumented immigrants in the wake of the debbie lars

intern. kron4's maureen kelly has the story.. what allegedly happened on and off the field here at cal's memorial staduim was described by the former student and sports medicine intern as ruthless, endless and persistant sexual harrassment....by both players and coaching staff. we are not naming her because she could be a victim of sexual assault.several of her allegations are aimed at one unnamed coach ...who in one instance invited her back to memorial stadium to his office at midnight.she posted on facebook quote "he snuck me into his office, i put my backpack and binder down, and he immediately grabbed for my waist. i was terrified, my mind was fuzzy, and i do not remember much from that night. he kept kissing me, pushing me against the wall, and i left." she says the next day at practice that coach told her i will get you fired if you do not have sex with me.and that the night before a game she says he texted her to meet him at his room in the claremont hotel where he tried to have sex with her, but when she started crying uncontrollably he became angry and yelled at her to get out. she says her complaints to cal athletics were ignored and that coach is

and off the field here at cal's memorial staduim was described by the former student and sports medicine intern as ruthless, endless and persistant sexual harrassment....by both players and coaching staff. we are not naming her because she could be a victim of sexual assault.several of her allegations are aimed at one unnamed coach ...who in one instance invited her back to memorial stadium to his office at midnight.she posted on facebook quote "he snuck me into his office, i put my backpack and binder down, and he immediately grabbed for my waist. i was terrified, my mind was fuzzy, and i do not remember much from that night. he kept kissing me, pushing me against the wall, and i left." she says the next day at practice that coach told her i will get you fired if you do not have sex with me.and that the night before a game she says he texted her to meet him at his room in the claremont hotel where he tried to have sex with her, but when she started crying uncontrollably he became angry and yelled at her to get out. she says her complaints to cal athletics were ignored and that coach is still w

he's talking about the allegations by a former sports medicine intern who claims she endured what shes ruthless, endless and persistant sexual harrasment both on and off the field....by both players and coaches. the most serious allegations involved one unnamed coach who she says grabbed and kissed her after inviting her to come to the his office at memorial stadium and told her the next day during practice that he would get her fired if she do not have sex with him. it's very concerning do you have any type of behavior that someone would be subject to in that way. it's not something that we would tolerate at our university or in our football program and it is something that is really tough to hear. there were several young women working in various capacities during friday's practice. coach wilcox says they are taking the allegations very seriously and fully support the investigation now underway by campus officials. we are committed here at cal football to providing an environment where people are protected and respected. we're committing to the institution and the integrity of the p

manisha nukavarapu, an internal medicine resident at east tennessee university, she was on her way toenya to visit family. >> her sister had just given birth to triplets and she was very excited to do this. >> reporter: and matt vecere from southern california. his mother says he was excited to attend the u.n. environment assembly for the first time. now, the faa says its decision not to ground is based on evidence. that's why the data from those black boxes is so important and so timely as well. cecilia. >> it's all about the black boxes right now. okay, david, thank you. >>> okay, let's bring in colonel steve ganyard, a former marine fighter pilot and aviation expert. good morning to you, steve. so we just heard david kerley there say, you know, the fight over this black box has lasted days and we now know they could be sent elsewhere likely to europe somewhere overseas. what has this delay done to the investigation? >> it's inexplicable and inexcusable. every day they delay is another day we don't find out what happened to had airplane. the investigation itself should be going on i

he talked about the allegations by a former sports medicine intern... she claims she endured what she calls ... ruthless, endless and persistant sexual harrasment.. on and off the field.... by both players and coaches. the most serious allegations involved one unnamed coach, who she says... grabbed and kissed her ... after inviting her to come to his office at memorial stadium... and told her, the next day during practice that he would get her fired if she do not have sex with him. <"it's very concerning do you have any type of behavior that someone would be subject to in that way. it's not something that we would tolerate at our university or in our football program and it is something that is really tough to hear."> coach wilcox says they are taking the allegations very seriously and fully support the investigation now underway by campus officials. (anchor) if some san francisco supervisors get their way, juvenile hall will be shutdown by december 2021, and replaced with a state of art facility that better treats juvenile offenders. supervisors hillary ronen and shamann walton plan

justin wilcox is talking about the allegations by a former sports medicine intern who claims she enduredtant sexual harrasment both on and off the field....by players and coaches. the most serious allegations involving one unnamed coach who she says grabbed and kissed her after inviting her to come to the his office at memorial stadium. she claims he told her the next day during practice that he would get her fired if she do not have sex with him. < we are committed here at cal football to providing an environment where people are protected and respected. we're committing to the institution and the integrity of the program we expect everybody, we expect everybody to be held accountable for their actions. >( james ) wilcox says he could not answer specific questions regarding the allegations... including whether the coach accused of the most egregious behavior was still employed because of federal and state privacy laws. ( james ) san francisco is on the list of the fbi's highest child sex trafficking areas in the u-s. an event called "dare to fight back against human trafficking," was he

humanitarian aid sergey lavrov pointed out that russia did supply seven and a half tons of medicine through international organizations to sort all of that is easily tracked and monitored. but without joins life by author and social critic chris hedges who hosts the r.t. show on contact mr had just great to have you with us so why don't you violated a court imposed travel ban and now he's back in venezuela but he hasn't been arrested so far why do you think that is. well i think that this was by design he sent back and if he is arrested this gives the united states a pretext for war more overt a more overt form of intervention they have been going after the venezuelan government since the death of hugo chavez by imposing sanctions to cripple the economy. and have funded in back the democratic unity roundtable which lost the presidential election to chavez quite this was in two thousand and eight thousand and one when he was reelected. and won with a sixty eight percent of the vote so. i think this is ratcheting up the pressure tempting the madeira government to seize going to go and this gives the united

humanitarian aid sergey lavrov pointed out that russia did supply seven and a half tons of medicine through international organizations to sort all of that is easily tracked and monitored. so they were putin has officially suspended russia's participation in the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty which is a key cold war era nuclear agreement. discussed this earlier with my colleague jacqueline. well the i.n.f. treaty which has been banning land based missiles with ranges up to five thousand five hundred kilometers since nine hundred eighty eight is falling apart completely the u.s. and russia have been doing it step by step and president putin has just made another formal one he actually signed a document which suspends it on the russian side but everyone realized it was the beginning of the end of this agreement back in october last year when donald trump started bashing that treaty and it is the only problem for the treaty russia has a legit violations then while on the one hand the donald trump administration has really been trying to make it seem that moscow's behavior is the number one reason

understand where this is coming from because russia did supply seven and a half tons of medicine through international organizations to sort all of that is easily tracked and monitored and guadalupe correa cobra associate professor at george mason university says the malo doctrine has no place in today's world. they are barely in the final banter. but the foundations of the markets the without and so to negotiation by the international community what they are talking about here is america for the americans going back to them on board of trade and no interference from any other. and the blocs that the e.u. this is very problematic because they can really. use of the fact that we're going to see there are no other option than a military intervention and today we're talking about a multi parlor world and i don't really know what i mean what would that mean if america can be only for americans when you're talking about a world that's more globalized when other countries also have interests in the americas economic interests very important economic interests meanwhile one of bolton's team mates in the u.s.

humanitarian aid sergey lavrov pointed out that russia did supply seven and a half tons of medicine through international organizations to sort all of that is easily tracked and monitored. just as now with our guest on drivel take political analyst dan journalist and filmmaker welcome to the program now the venezuelan government has ordered go i don't know not to leave the country he's obviously disregarded that travel ban but now he's back to you expect him to be arrested. i think he should be arrested but. he's not yet look this is basically. typical situation of how diverse the mass media is reacting to these situations. but as i would. do what it promised to do is to arrest. it would be immediately depicted and described. as a country which is violating human rights but it's not doing this several media outlets are describing when as well as a week or mudroom president but there is a weak president who is afraid to actually arrest earlier in a way don't look all the situation is the perspective imagine a best country like crown the opposition so-called opposition leader who will overthrow french cons

humanitarian aid sergey lavrov pointed out that russia did supply seven and a half tons of medicine through international organizations to sort all of that is easily tracked and monitored and to most those accounting clearing the syrian military has been hit by a surge of terrorist activity we have the details on that after this short break. life expectancy in america is plummeting if you look at the chart it's shocking to look at almost every other country is kind of inching up on one side of the chart and then as an outlier is the united states it's way over here and it's all crashing down from the drop from the having junk food having junk culture having it's junk politics and fake news it's all fake and fake doesn't sustain life and you see it in the numbers it's clear. what. they put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and you. want to be. actually going to be pros that's what before three of the four people. are still always in the water. welcome back the syrian army suffered heavy losses this weekend in the north of the country eighteen soldiers we

. >>> a former uc berkley student and medicine intern is accusing the football team of sexual harassment. i'll have the details and how the university is responding this morning. >>> it is still tough today. but we're getting a break with the weather. it is making is a little better. this is highway 24. that is slow. that is because of some earlier issues on the way to the tunnel. tunnel. >>> it is nice off to a break in the storm clouds and patchy fog floating in the bay right now. but we're talking about another storm in your friday forecast. we'll have that coming up. itreat them all as if, they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show for new york fashion week. ♪ ♪ he could. or, he could make it even easier - and set up recurring payments to his neighbor. for cat sitting. (meow) whoa. you've groomed her, too. (cell phone vibrating) and now she's ready for the catwalk.

intern. kron4's maureen kelly has the story.. what allegedly happened on and off the field here at cal's memorial staduim was described by the former student and sports medicine intern as ruthless, endless and persistant sexual harrassment....by both players and coaching staff. we are not naming her because she could be a victim of sexual assault.several of her allegations are aimed at one unnamed coach ...who in one instance invited her back to memorial stadium to his office at midnight.she posted on facebook quote "he snuck me into his office, i put my backpack and binder down, and he immediately grabbed for my waist. i was terrified, my mind was fuzzy, and i do not remember much from that night. he kept kissing me, pushing me against the wall, and i left." she says the next day at practice that coach told her i will get you fired if you do not have sex with me.and that the night before a game she says he texted her to meet him at his room in the claremont hotel where he tried to have sex with her, but when she started crying uncontrollably he became angry and yelled at her to get out. she says her complaints to cal athletics were ignored and that coach is

humanitarian aid sergey lavrov pointed out that russia did supply seven and a half tons of medicine through international organizations to sort all of that is easily tracked and monitored political analyst and czech thinks the u.s. national security adviser is trying to intimidate the migiro government. both of his threatening he's so good either you are avoiding to either of your boys to behave as we go you to behave or it will be another it will be returned to pinochet so the data should be chilling and we are going to actually throw a lot of weight and mobilize our our mercenaries to carry. your company in blood so logically. reacted in a very strong terms to this because the other stance precisely what baldwin means. syrian army suffered heavy losses this weekend in the north of the country eighteen soldiers were killed during a surprise attack by each of us how nervous were the syrian offshoot of army and with washington recently pushing up a million dollar reward for information on a some of bin laden's son it looks like the war on terror has been given a fresh impetus impetus says mike garcia expl

humanitarian aid sergey lavrov pointed out that russia did supply seven and a half tons of medicine through international organizations to sort all of that is easily tracked and monitored. ok speak now to political analyst lucas colonel forgive me to lucas the us national security advisor john bolton he's been very forthright with his views of what's happening in venezuela and he's warned of a strong and significant response if anything should happen to on his return to venezuela do you think that that response could extend so far as military intervention. i think it's important to recognize that john bolton and most recently mike and. drive in venezuela with the kinds of stanley build the rest of intervention and the trump himself and. top officials in ministrations living elliott abrams have not ruled out a military intervention and as well as this is something that definitely they are willing to use as a threat and maybe go as far to even put into action if that's what that word to you know exercise you know cording to its laws you know the court order the sharing court issued a travel ban on this i g

on friday a plane carrying medicines arrived from china and the international committee of the red cross said they're ready to bring some assistance. i can announce that the international federation of the red cross and red crescent of which it's an honor to preside over will have the legal and technical conditions to work in the country so that much needed humanitarian aid can arrive obviously this doesn't resolve the problems in venezuela and no one should assume this is a complete solution. i political and economic crisis that has been excessive baited by the interference of russia and the united states in the middle are the millions who continue to struggle to survive every day. from us half a century hundreds of thousands of filipino pfizer's have died in conflicts throughout it's the men's and i region many of the wives they leave behind suffer the shame and stigma of being a war widow she miller and dorgan traveled to a small village in basle and to hear their stories. of. more than four decades of continuous conflict has made mindanao region of war widows. they came from many are

humanitarian aid sergey lavrov pointed out that russia did supply seven and a half tons of medicine through international organizations to sort all of that is easily tracked and monitored an associate professor at george mason university career cabrera hill from monroe doctrine has no place in the modern world. they're about a lady in the fundamental. foundations of democracy and that without consulting the guy and by the international community what they are talking about here is american for the americans going back to the mongo talking trade and no interference from any other stand on the blocks that they create this is very problematic because they can really. because of the fact that we're going to see there are no other option and military intervention and today we're talking about a multi-polar world i don't really know what would i mean what would that mean even if america can be only for americans when you're talking about a world that's more globalized when other countries also have interests in the americas economic interests very important economic interests. that's your news update for now b

humanitarian aid sergey lavrov pointed out that russia did supply seven and a half tons of medicine through international organizations to sort all of that is easily tracked and monitored. the syrian army suffered heavy losses this weekend when eight hundred soldiers were killed during a surprise attack by. a syrian offshoot of al qaeda and the number of casualties were confirmed to r.t. arabic by the army washington recently put up a million dollar reward for information on the son the bin laden son and so looks like the war on terror has fresh impetus i guess he explains. the war on terror. begins with. but it does not in there. the war on terror is almost a tradition now a part of the american way of life no end in sight either so traumatic it was nine eleven that it set america off on a seemingly endless crusade there's an old poster out west as i recall that said wanted dead or alive and the does seem endless no matter how many battles they win how many islamist sex they destroy how many bin ladens they kill is always someone else we deliver devastating blows to the car the leaders that attacked us

he's talking about the allegations by a former sports medicine intern who claims she endured what shels ruthless, endless and persistant sexual harrasment both on and off the field....by both players and coaches. the most serious allegations involved one unnamed coach who she says grabbed and kissed her after inviting her to come to the his office at memorial stadium and told her the next day during practice that he would get her fired if she do not have sex with him. it's very concerning do you have any type of behavior that someone would be subject to in that way. it's not something that we would tolerate at our university or in our football program and it is something that is really tough to hear. there were several young women working in various capacities during friday's practice. coach wilcox says they are taking the allegations very seriously and fully support the investigation now underway by campus officials. we are committed here at cal football to providing an environment where people are protected and respected. we're committing to the institution and the integrity of the

. >> cornelius says this started in 2017 when she worked as a sports medicine intern for the football program. she claims a volunteer assistant coach threatened to have her fired if she didn't have sex with him. she says she was also sexually harassed by another volunteer coach. both of those men no longer look at the university for unknown reasons. she explained why she chose to step forward. >> i want to work in the sports industry, so i'm going to change it before i get there because by the time i graduate, i don't want to have to worry about not getting a promotion because i'm a female because i'm already changing that. >> nbc news also spoke to other employees who didn't want to be identified because they say they love parts of their jobs, but say it's a culture ripe with daily harass. uc berkeley says these allegations go against the core of their values. the head coach of the football team has launched an investigation. jessica. >>> thank you very much. a reprieve for the special olympics today as the president backed off plans to slash the budget for the program. before that e

he's talking about the allegations by a former sports medicine intern who claims she endured what shet sexual harrasment both on and off the field....by both players and coaches. the most serious allegations involved one unnamed coach who she says grabbed and kissed her after inviting her to come to the his office at memorial stadium and told her the next day during practice that he would get her fired if she do not have sex with him. it's very concerning do you have any type of behavior that someone would be subject to in that way. it's not something that we would tolerate at our university or in our football program coach wilcox says they are taking the allegations very seriously and fully support the investigation now underway by campus officials.there were several young women working in various capacities during friday's practice. here's the coach's response when asked what's being done to keep them safe.we take great pride in trying to maintain an environment where everybody is safe. the entire football l program and the institution and this cuts to the core it hurts really bad w

and off the field here at cal's memorial staduim was described by the former student and sports medicine internas ruthless, endless and persistant sexual harrassment....by both players and coaching staff. we are not naming her because she could be a victim of sexual assault.several of her allegations are aimed at one unnamed coach ...who in one instance invited her back to memorial stadium to his office at midnight.she posted on facebook quote "he snuck me into his office, i put my backpack and binder down, and he immediately grabbed for my waist. i was terrified, my mind was fuzzy, and i do not remember much from that night. he kept kissing me, pushing me against the wall, and i left." she says the next day at practice that coach told her i will get you fired if you do not have sex with me.and that the night before a game she says he texted her to meet him at his room in the claremont hotel where he tried to have sex with her, but when she started crying uncontrollably he became angry and yelled at her to get out. she says her complaints to cal athletics were ignored and that coach is still wo

. >>> number 2, a former cal sports medicine intern is accusing football coaches and players of sexualarassment. in a public facebook post, cornelius wrote she was threatened of being fired. >>> a ups driver breaking his silence with an exclusive interview with abc 7 news. >>> number 4, the mountain view woodman school district will whether to enter an agreement for 144 units >>> number 5, much cooler this morning. upper 30s to mid-40s. we'll top out in the 60s. >>> number 6, traffic heavy on westbound 24 right now. two problems. disabled camper and a crash that chp is trying to clear. a 15, 20 minute delay. >>> number 7, as part of reveal week, the warriors announced phil collins will perform. s >>> i want to update the a's game. they're down 5-4. they're in the bottom of the 12th. the a's are up at bat. there's still a chance. going all night long. overnight. it's amazing. they're hanging on there. >> very seeks ited crowd in japan. >>> "good morning america" starts right now. >>> good morning, america. new storm on the move right now. millions in its path. cities in the northeast co

while work as an intern in the sports medicine department football players, coaches and staff harassed her with comments and text messages, she said a coach threatened to fire her unless she had sex with him. in a statement the university officials say. >> . >>> a recent don't fronttation on the cal campus is a cat las for president trump order. the executive order allows the federal gum to with hole money from campuses that withhold free speech. what the order doesn't what school stands to lose here. >> good evening, at the signing ceremony in the white house president trump surrounded himself with conservative college students who say they have been mistreated or silenced because of their belief. with that president trump told colleges and universities if you want federal funding you have to protect the first amendment. >> it's improving accountability. the president saying conservative voices have been unfairly silenced. >> under the guys of speech codes and safe spaces and trigger warnings these universities have tried to restrict free thought. make sure free speech is guaranteed o

and off the field here at cal's memorial staduim was described by the former student and sports medicine intern sexual harrassment....by both players and coaching staff. we are not naming her because she could be a victim of sexual assault.several of her allegations are aimed at one unnamed coach ...who in one instance invited her back to memorial stadium to his office at midnight.she posted on facebook quote "he snuck me into his office, i put my backpack and binder down, and he immediately grabbed for my waist. i was terrified, my mind was fuzzy, and i do not remember much from that night. he kept kissing me, pushing me against the wall, and i left." she says the next day at practice that coach told her i will get you fired if you do not ha sex with me.and that the night before a game she says he texted her to meet him at his room in the claremont hotel where he tried to have sex with her, but when she started crying uncontrollably he became angry and yelled at her to get out. she says her complaints to cal athletics were ignored and that coach is still working there....while she is out on me

food or medicine this is a crime and if international law means anything he must be brought is for this the burning of trucks carrying badly needed food and medicine this is been response to peaceful efforts to help venezuelans. a reporter for c.n.n. says the misinformation was due to an unconfirmed report despite that the channel claimed its team had witnessed how police has thought of the fun. this is a classic example of how misinformation spreads from an unconfirmed rumor to the twitter feeds off the top influences to the mass media you have to be joking with the street that will see in them the outlet where you work that led the way in spreading this lie over the world c.n.n. claimed it so with it so nice something that never happened the question we should add. two weeks after after we you know the propaganda in which you know all of the u.s. leader then you know harping on nearly to justify u.s. intervention and it's probably i wouldn't report on the ground that day all that information was you know all that there but you get there we know you know i think you know point of fact.

medicine. this is out international with me kevin i just turned eleven am now this thursday morning twenty eighth of march will welcome to you good morning first crisis stricken starving and under a brutal rule venezuela has been described in many ways in the western media of late but next as he goes down off reports this morning there's a new label being pinned on the south american country to buy president trump. you can take a man out of business but you can't take business out of the man apparently u.s. president donald trump is living proof of that he's been tailoring this image of corporate shark for decades and is now taking the approach to politics the potential of venezuela. don't properly and with with democracy it would be incredible it was one of the richest companies certainly and now it's one of the poorest countries of the world a slip of the tongue for sure but could it be a fraud and one well he seems to have appointed venezuela's new c.e.o. a long time ago i mean what else could one why do b. in this i mean as an owner trump would want a man he can trust running this venture it

she claims that while she was working as an intern in the sports medicine depar, football players, football coaches, and staff persistently harassed her with comments and suggestive text messages. she also accused a coach on the team of threatening to fire her unless she had sex with him. the applicant apartment at cal says they referred the case to the campus office of prevention of sexual harassment and discrimination. in a statement, university officials said quote, count athletics is and will always be committed to fostering a culture where everyone feels safe, welcome, and respected. all of this associated with the department are expected to maintain ethical standards at all times. >>> president trump signed an executive order today which he says will help promote free speech on college campuses. the move comes in the wake of violent protestss at uc berkeley and recently involving conservative speakers. as fox news lauren blanchard reports, some critics say the government should not get involved in creating free- speech policies on college campuses. >> reporter: president trump officia