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it is a fantastic kenyan story. [applause] >> can you relate to that? >> definitely. and kenya we started rolling out -- and all of the regulatory challenges that they brought. we were really working with a lot of countries trying to change those rules and regulations to make digital mobile banking finance possible. and like you said, it is extremely important especially for women with great potential. because women like you very well mentioned, they have other realities. sometimes you have to stay at home. they have much more need for privacy. for example, the much more prone to theft. they need to keep their money away from the husband and other family members so they can actually, you're laughing but they have to pay the school fees. they have to pay the next doctor's bills. and this is not money that should be spent on frugality's. and it is extremely important for women to keep, to have their own safe place to keep their money. and also to build credit history. when the mobile financial service that this woman actually pays and handles in your case, 10,000 shilli

tuesday night, the national anthem was sung by a kenyan woman. sang, a fan in the stands used a racial slur. that is when calvin hennick was at the game with his son and father-in-law confronted that fan. >> the white fan right next to me, middle-aged man leaned over and said she sang too long and "n" worded it up. it was the day after the jones incident. it was like i can say whatever i want to say. >> and he summoned security. the fan was ejected and banned from life. the red sox issuing a statement they will not tolerate racial slurs from fans and referred the matter to the boston police department. alisyn, the president of the red sox says he believes this is the first time ever a fan has been banned. >> the policy is changing. zero tolerance. andy, thank you. >>> no apology from stephen colbert for his crude trump rant. we will show you the response from the fire colbert backlash. our media mavens are here next. . do you think you can make it? uhh... make it... every time. nice! going further to keep drivers moving freely. that's ford... and

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but the 32-year-old kenyan missed by a heart pounding 24 seconds. still a new unofficial world record. >> have to do that all over again for 24 seconds? >> i don't know if he'll do it over again. >> eventually. you don't think so. >>? still something to be proud of. >> absolutely. >>> let's go down to churchill downs where dylan is covering the kentucky >> one little note here. i pick out my dress, then christine ward designs my hat and then the weather happens. it's been so chilly. it's very cold right now. i don't recommend sleeveless for anyone in the area. it will be chilly out for the horses that are trying to warm up out there this morning. but the track is good. we had nearly two inches of rain with the similar weather here as they are in louisville. right now we are getting sfringless of light lane in the mountains, panhandle of west virginia. we will see some of that moving in. off and on light rain until midafternoon. hovering near 60 degrees through the afternoon. drying out tonight, by dawn sunday near 50 degrees, 40s in the suburbs and

but the 32-year-old kenyan missed by a heart pounding 24 seconds. still a new unofficial world record. >> have to do that all over again for 24 seconds? >> i don't know if he'll do it over again. >> eventually. you don't think so. >>? still something to be proud of. >> absolutely. >>> let's go down to churchill downs where dylan is covering the kentucky derby this morning. >> one little note here. i pick out my dress, then christine ward designs my hat and then the weather happens. it's been so chilly. it's very cold right now. i don't recommend sleeveless for anyone in the area. it will be chilly out for the horses that are trying to warm up out there this morning. but the track is good. we had nearly two inches of rain with the storm system that moved through yesterday. but we are going to see that rain move eastward. it's already exiting parts of down east maine but another round of showers trying to move in. an hour or so away from the louisville area. then we'll see a quick heavy downpour, then that will possibly move away in time for post time

later i realized it was the kenyan embassy. i asked them, can i come in? they said comey or say.merican police are here. i said, they cannot protect us. videos, theyg the could not because they were outnumbered. theink they had guns, bodyguards had guns. i'm sure the state police were startled. they could not do anything. these security? , , newly, erdogan publhed d video shshowerdogagan looking on as members of h his security detail assault t the group of peaceful protesters. what are you calling for now? did you see erdogan looking on? i i did not see him, but would not be surprised if he gave the order because he is the person who is calling all the shots in turkey. everything ine of turkey, not just the politics, but the judiciary. he is the head of the universities. he is everything in turkey. so i would not be surprised if he gave the ordeder. amy:y: hhas just e extended the state of emergency in turkey on sunday, ruken isik. what are you calling for now? the men who were arrested, apparently, have diplomatic immunity so they were released. what are you demanding? on fox, t

on tuesday night the national anthem at fenway was sung by a young kenyan woman and after she sang aa racial slur in the stand. that's when he confronted the fan. >> the white fan right next to me middle-aged man leaned over and said she sang too long and n worded it up. it was the day after the jones incident and he was saying i can say whatever i want to say to whoever i could say it to. it was pointed at us. >> the fan was ejected and banned for life from fenway park. the red sox issuing a statement saying they will not tolerate racial slurs from fans and they referred the matter to the boston police department that was investigating the president of the red sox as he believes this is the first time a fan has ever been banned from fenway. we saw more fireworks between orioles and red sox. second inning the orioles pitcher hits bogart and he gets ejected from the game immediately. now the orioles were just furious because he was trying to throw a curveball. both teams were warned to cool it after feuding for a few weeks now. outfielder adam jones was also ejected from this game in

significant initiative on africa but anything he did or said considering that he was accused of being a kenyan that snuck into the united states, it was definitely hard or him to have an association. so i want to do a couple of things. did any of the women leaders, or rather hopefully all the women leaders five, the market women? are in event still active? i guess i was hoping that one of them would've run for president considering liberia is right in the middle of a campaign right now. >> guest: women involved right now liberian politics is fabulous. it's already shaping into this, the football player is running again. his running mate now is charles taylor's ex-wife and george's baby mama is also running, the woman he's had a baby with its also running for president against him host what is she an elected official? >> guest: no picture is a former model. she's in the u.s. but looks like she's thrown her hat into the ring in liberia as well. i don't think i don't get the most a credible female at the top of the ticket, but we don't know, election campaign is like a two-month campaign. we don'

a kenyan fell just short of breaking the two-hour barrier.ished the nike-sponsored breaking two attempt with a time of two hours, 24 seconds, in manza, italy. look at that. the event used a team of scientists to help maximize conditions for potentially breaking the two-hour mark. he and two other marathoners wore the latest running gear including cutting edge clothing and shoes, of course, by nike. until now the fastest marathon time was two hours, two minutes, 57 seconds, set at the 2014 berlin marathon. >>> thank you for being with us. i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta. "new days" is next, or for other viewers around the world, "amanpour" starts in a moment. hydrating tint. rt the first water gel foundation with hyaluronic acid it plumps, quenches... delivers a natural, flawless look. this is what makeup's been missing. neutrogena® fit me matte + poreless foundation make fit happen! from maybelline new york. beyond matching skin tone... fits skin's texture. blurs pores. controls shine. our most natural look... now, in more shad

cited anonymous sources, notably, most infamously, spreading the rumor that president obama was a kenyan, so a lot of contradictions there from president trump. of course, he says he wants to investigate these leaks, he wants to form a commission, he appointed vice president pence to do so, and yet he at the same time calls many of the leaks fake news and completely made up of cloth by his enemies in the media. thomas? >> i think we know that the now-president had to take that back about president obama and did so briefly from his hotel not too far away from where you're standing right now. but mike, when it comes to these damaging reports alleging behavior of kushner during the transition period, we also know that he omitted the calls with sergey kislyak from his security clearance report. what are you hearing from sources about a war room, how they are going to be kind of bulking up to deal with this? >> reporter: well, thomas, you see one principle line of defense almost become a talking point now from defenders of the white house, and that is it is not unusual for white house officia

actually have these situations parallel justice systems at brown university or university of michigan or kenyan college. they actually have campus cops and campus judicial codes and the campus code very interestingly span violations of norms and laws which is sort of hard to get your head around. they're almost distinct legal regime. there's a drug policy. that's a violation of a higher law, federal law in certain cases, but it's in the same spectrum of playingerrism. -- plagiarism. and sexual assault is in there as we. >> host: i love how you describe the college cam pulses as -- the way that people talk about low income, black and latino, they're disorderly, kid sleep all day. >> guest: completely disorderly. >> lawless. >> guest: i call in the book, elite -- we actually package the whole thing as like some day you below be be successful investment banker but you were wild in those year and we'll send you off to a place where you can do a lot of drugs and have a lot of nonmarital sex but you'll be in a rubber room and can't hurt yourself. you egg going wholing with the inflate able things in

mike tried to find a kenyan job and it wasn't easy to find one. he decided to go into human resources management. he got a job and make a good go of it at the hat to decide going into management was an okay transmission to make -- transition to make. he helped people from the union side and helped people on the management side. that was a thoughtful transition that was made in town. some of you might know marv will pact who was the employer assistance rep for a quarter-century at the plant. his son matt was at the plant. it worked for general motors for 13 years. his dad retired a few weeks before matt got laid off. i talked to him about what it was like to have this big retirement party knowing they were about to lose work. matt went back to school. he is doing very well. he thought he would try to go into utility work. he was studying electric power distribution and just before he was to finish up he began to think hard about whether a job would be waiting at the other end and a lot of people like all the families i written about are very financ

but at that same game on tuesday, a red sox fan reported that another fan used a slur against the kenyan anthem before the game. the slur was reported by calvin hennick, who attended the game with his son and father-in-law in the photo. the fan has been banned from fenway for life. joining me now is writer at large at espn's the undefeated. thank you so much, bill. it's great to see you. we were talking about the stephen colbert outrage and people saying, wait a minute, the fcc investigating him is a lot of overreach for a joke. is it then wrong for us to say that people should be banned for life from fenway park, for instance, for using racial slurs against a ballplayer? >> yeah, because of freedom of speech. you're right, in some ways you can't have it both ways. so yeah, if somebody uses -- but here's a little -- i think it's a little different in that number one you're in a public place and using this word that gets to sort of the core of who we are as anation, the whole "n word in public. so i think it's a little different. but one of the things, i've been following the story, and i