and we learned a lot from that event so that by the time ben shapiro came and milo came a second time, we had a better security plan, we had it much more in hand, and the events went i off very peacefully. >> host: are those the type of events where you're on site or you're monitoring closely? >> guest: i stay closely in touch with the campus chancellor and also i speak with the university's chief of police the make sure that -- to make sure that things are well organized, there's a clear chain of command, everybody mows what the rules are -- knows what the rules are, that there is a role for peaceful protest. it's a university campus, after all. but there's also a role for security. >> host: five years is a long time anymore for a university president, isn't it? >> guest: it's been, yeah, it's been almost five, and it's gone by really quickly. it's amazing. >> host: are you planning on sticking around out there? >> guest: i hope to stick around for a while longer, yes. >> host: janet napolitano. her new book coming out is "how safe are we?" 9 she's the current president of the univer

but, anyway -- milo annapolis. do you say milo. >> i say milo. >> okay. good. i'll go with milo. this is out of berkeley. and one appearance by milo was cancelled after it turned violent. a speech by a conservative. another comedian gavin mcginnis. in march 24th protestors were arrested with a variety of charges after a fight broke out before a speech at michigan speech before a black nationalist richard spencer. lewis and clark college in portland. activist disrupted a speech by christina summers at the law school there. and i better -- i don't find her to be a danger. but either way, the purpose they had a scholar at the university engage in dialogue. and even chris rock and jerry seinfeld. the programming committees and other folks. this is slightly different than it was when i was in politics. it's supposed to be different. the question is where do we go from here? how much do students value free speech? how much do students feel threatened by the speakers? what is the best response universities can have on this? these and other challenges. we have -- on just about anything,

milo had come to my campus. in fact every single university of california campus had police officers. students were going to protest, but that is an example of everyone exercising their free speech rights. then berkeley faced something that no campus in the history of north america has faced, which is about 150 nt 5 -- antifa protesters with bats, helmets and body armor. as well as material to start fires, coming to campus to start a riot. and it is true, berkeley did not stop that from happening. but not for lack of effort. and in fact i don't know of a campus that could have managed that without having known in advance that such a thing could happen. i never knew that such a thing could happen. as a result of that milo decided in january 2017 he decided he would troll the university and create this fake free-speech week. berkeley now knowing what possibly they would face in terms of what the needs work, spent $3.9 million to make sure that that event could go through, even though it turns out, milo was not ser

january 17 milo was going to come to the campus. every single campus police, berkeley police officers made sure there was protection as good as possible. then berkeley faced something that no campus on the history of the planet in north america has ever faced, which is about 150 antefa black box protesters with body armor and material to start fires coming to campus to start a riot. and it's true berkeley didn't stop that from happening, but not through lack of effort. and, in fact, i don't know of a campus that could have managed that without having known in advance that such a thing could happen. i never knew that such a thing could happen. as a result of that, when milo didn't know that would happen in 2017, and he trolled what turned out to be a very fake week at the end of this academic year, berkeley knew in terms of what they would face. they spent $290,000 to make sure they didn't overtake him. i think what's true about all of these is with the exception of the first milo event, everyone that wanted to speak at berkeley has

it will be a father/son faceoff as milo ventimiglia and sterling are the only two regular cast to be nominated for the show. >> this day has been long in plans. >> hopefully it means we can stick around for a while longer. >> the show land 14 nods. >> the mere wiley got a pleasant surprise, earning a second nomination for her role. "hand made," which just got season walked away with 20 nods. "game of thrones" had the most with 22. win or lose, nancy, this is going to be a huge night for "snl," because michael che and collin jost are hosting the emmys, which will air live monday, september 17th on nbc. one of my favorite nights, nancy. >> mine too, keltie. always awe fun night. >>> another celebrity with plenty of reason to celebrate, justin bieber now that he's engaged to hailey baldwin. but kicking off our couple's know and tell, justin's high flying. justin and hailey are still riding high, less than a week into their engagement. the biebs chartered a helicopter to whisk his new fiancee home to see her family and show off her massive ring, worth a reported $250,000. meanwhile, aria

the milo foundation is working with pet express in oakland.tes with food and crates and litter boxes ready to go, a lesson learned from previous fires. >> unfortunately, we have been here before and even before last year's fire we have been involved in a lot of rescue efforts and try to have product ready. >> reporter: this shipment will likely be delivered to the animal shelters by midweek. >> pet food express told us given california's propensity to have these wildfires they have learned to have crates and food set asi rea to donate, the new normal. visit our website at abc7news.com to find out how to help the milo foundation and mad dog rescue. good for them. >> great work. thanks so much. more information on how to prepare your pets in case of disaster and how to help wildfire victims as well. a lot of information on our site. go to abc7news.com. >>> president trump has threatened a government shutdown if the spending plan doesn't include funds for his border wall. that is catching some republicans on capitol hill off guard. >> reporter: p

the milo foundation is working with pet food express located in oakland. today they quickly loaded palettes with bags of food. the crates and litter boxes were ready to go, a lesson learned from previous fires. >> unfortunately, we've been here before. and even before last year's fire, we've been involved in a lot of rescue efforts. so we try to have product ready. >> this shipment will likely be delivered to the animal shelters by midweek. and the milo foundation and mad dog rescue are of course nonprofits, and they rely on your donations. we have their information on our website, abc7news.com. in the newsroom, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> thank you, lyanne. >>> it was busy day to be a dancing lion in san francisco's chinatown. the dance troupe began the day in a historic alley. that's where community leaders celebrated a pedestrian makeover complete with seating, planter boxes and new lighting. they say the improvements will benefit residents and tourists alike because of the alley's storied past. >> because this alley contains significant chinese ame

let's look at the other quarterfinal, milos raonic in action as well againstjohn isner.ore aces than these two. it is now leads —— cinema crewjohn is no leads. kevin anderson awaits in the semifinals for either of these, not roger federer. a real chance for them to progress and potentially secure a place in the wimbledon final. milos raonic has been there before, he was beaten by andy murray. 0ne story to bring you away from wimbledon — world champion peter sagan has won stage five of the tour de france. defending champion chris froome survived a problem with his bike — he's up from 18th overall to 15th, team—mate geraint thomas is now fourth. belgium's greg van avamart keeps the leaders yellowjersey, he finished in the pack as sagan sprinted to victory in brittany for his second stage win this year. there was only one story in town, with the huge match between england and croatia. britain's dom inglot has a croatian doubles partner, franko skugor. they made it through to the wimbledon semi—finals yesterday — today, though, they obviously have other things on their mind.

families of the countless milo's please. quote the family's long low to. lose. to the right to join let me me. please. please. thank you. jane see that's a. good solution. cindy says. you'll see. this news. let. me see it is. the bottom of. the places. that you. told. me is good. enough to go in a. place isn't. that enough. rather guy. who lives legs. like me from my life. times who putting me. least in my sleep. mixes. in the six months should strike the team and fight scene to. live up to it's when i. leave my guns but it's my money this guy is a aspects. of it he said. to do stuff. you seem good. try. to cut. back on. the big stuff. the bus took a. long flight. smooth. molé a player's hand smug to the sky at saturday's let's say good job of. making. the. claim. to let the frame know my. signature move good. place in my hands smile but. this guy at slaves would say what. you mean is a. move to slam me. to such. a loser. thanks. thanks. thanks. thanks. but the goodness of the hand. i could. sit still. a. few sentences to you. who's going to. miss some good we'v

america'sjohn isner takes his place in the semi—finals after the 9th seed came from a set down to beat milosor a place in the final. on thursday it is women's semifinals day on the first match on centre court. let's bring you some cycling. slovakia's peter sagan won wednesday's 5th stage of the tour de france in brittany. the world champion beat sonny colbrelli and philippe gilbert in the uphill finish at quimper — to claim his second stage victory. the olympic road race champion greg van avermaet retained the yellow jersey — and he's now two seconds clear of his bmc team—mate tejay van garderen. the defending champion chris froome finished safely in the pack and he's moved up to 15th in the general classification. they are the world ‘stop they are the world ‘s top to one—day cricket sides and will go head—to—head. england face india in nottingham in the first game of a three match series. nel were 2—1 winners in the recent t20 is but it is this one body —— one—day series against england that will allow both countries to gauge where they are at. next year ‘s world cup, held in england and wa

there's a large gap between law without leave out of the way as to milo laird our. first. out of the. it's just that little did we do much in the list of honest. people to be. in. for a mood this. coup. i know him good enough and is going to have. it so yeah it was an awful lot of the on the dot in a moment of. him can be a matter of that. it's . going to put. it in. the afghan national army. guardians of a country ravaged by decades of war and occupation abandoned by its liberate his. young men who know that each day could be the last it to continue to fight for a future free from chaos. afghanistan's own battle and witness documentary on al-jazeera. the nature of news as it breaks although thousands of women have reported other sexual atrocities in south sudan so were threats are going to stay this figure is likely much higher with detailed coverage nearly fifty schools took part in the drive each one responsible for the whole acting a different kind of school supplies clothing from around the world sable football is still very new here but these players are very confide

be in law without leave out of the way as to milo laird our you know. just. out of the attic you. see there's just a little did we do much eat in the place the finest down the road. you couldn't leave. for mood this. coup. i know him good enough and is going to have. it so yeah it was in the us a lot of tone movement in the home in. the museum and. many of. the . girls they put. in the good things. from mother to daughter an ancient croft kept alive by a bustling matriarch. from start to finish. all traditions intertwined with new designs making this family's place unique into uneasy as a rich couple st. the threads on a. the nature news as it breaks all those thousands of women have reported other sexual atrocities in south sudan so we're going to say the figure is likely much higher with detailed coverage nearly fifty schools took part in the drive each one responsible for collecting a different school supplies clothing from around the world. is still very new here but these players. very confident they want to be able to leave gaza and maybe even one day play on the internation

that is night of black people online know a lot of you tube and tweets coming in so i'm all cars says milo black when it will be remembered for having a good tar singing live performing in local cafes and bars to create room to define her voice presence and individuality no cakewalk she earned her keep enough respect someone else watching live on youtube writes in a question for you because she feel that women and so if a certain obstacles that her male counterparts don't. technically think so. so is a meal dominated industry i'm actually the first woman in. i could say that a decade tenure is to break true for the insecure and it's because it's so hard the things that women have to go through because all culture where come of all this comes and. music in general it's very over sexualized. and women feel the pressure to have to do that to get somewhere and it's not fair and a lot of a lot of men take advantage of lads and a lot of women are not strong enough to deal with that and some are we definitely have a means and women doing it right now. but it's very unfortunate that we would have

in the other quarter—final the six—foot—ten americanjohn isner beat milos raonic of canada in four sets isner is the only player at wimbledon this year not to have had his serve broken and raonic had just one break—point opportunity against the six—foot—ten american. isner responded with an ace on that occasion and then went hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be todd can go back to moscow. the noise is coming up the street from croatian fans making their way back to red square and the city centre. england will be keeping a low profile i think. some of theirfans. it has been a fantastic turn it for them. one in which they engage with theirfans them. one in which they engage with their fans mostly through social media. here a tweet to everyone who supported us and believe this time is different. "to everyone who was not afraid to dream and everyone knows this is only the beginning. thank you. we hope we made you proud". that from the official england social media town. it has been a golden summer for them. at that golden trophy is going to be heading back to c

british number four liam broady is out though — he lost in straight sets to former—finalist milos raonice 13th seed looked really impressive in his first match. away from wimbledon, some big news from the world of cycling as chris froome's anti—doping case has been dropped by the sports governing body, the uci. the briton had been under investigation since september, when a drugs test found he had twice the allowed level of a legal asthma drug in his sample. the team sky rider had always protested his innocence. froome can now begin the defence of his tour de france title on saturday. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. nicola blackwood, former conservative health minister joins me now and polly mackenzie, di rector of cross party thinktank "demos." many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the i leads with the extraordinary story of the twelve boys and their football coach who have been found by divers after going missing in caves in north thailand for nine days. the g

former milos and the minister result is under arrest and will be officially charged on wednesday morninger he arrives in court. and in india, entrepreneurs are encouraging each other to achieve success encouraging each other to achieve success by publicly celebrating their failures. success by publicly celebrating theirfailures. —— success by publicly celebrating their failures. —— former malaysia and prime minister. hello and welcome to asia business report. we begin with news out of malaysia where the former prime minister rosa has arrived at a kuala lumpur courthouse, he spent the night ina lumpur courthouse, he spent the night in a detention centre after being arrested tuesday on corruption charges. all of this comes after an investigation into the former leaders alleged role in the scandal hit government investment fund imdb. the fund was set up to develop kuala lumpurorasa the fund was set up to develop kuala lumpur or as a financial hub but racked up billions of dollars in debt which it couldn't pay back. he has been accused of pocketing $700 million from the fund, charges which h

milo he sold a low man who had endured a metallic melismas some of her. she said they had better be with their oh. well. i'll cut them has some should teach me. that i started with the. stock the library has the n.f.l. guys and believe in a woman's kind of the fittest scared howden better than bush mr first i'm astonished how do you feel. as. if the government is just simply want to do the best. good lord and oh i'm not going to give you. the. back and completely can eat at no one medically. and that the men get a bit like that. mom. was seen at the if they're lucky what i. heard this is one of them about. how does a lot of fish just fall out of the table for a. just to clear the. heat get this who did you take away and thousand. couldn't have been. going on a probably couldn't have seen i'd just give the if they had confinement in the sim at the clean hellish wait. a minute couldn't have been commanded to him i had a man. whose. face. is most of the his. feet. and she would just come on so it. was you did. it if. i hadn't stepped i'm going to be so cluel

. >> janet nam knapp pan some of the speakers at milo -- ben shapiro was that handled well?in milo's first appearance, there were protesters not -- not primarily from the campus not to offcampus who disrupted it and -- he had to be removed for his own safety. and we learned a lot from that event. so that by -- the time ben shapiro came and milo came, a second time, we had a better security plan. we had it much more in hand and event went off peacefully. >> are those the the type of events where you're on sight on you're monitoring closely? >> i stay closely in touch with the campus chancellor, and also i speak with -- the universities chief of police to make sure that things are well organizeed as a clear chain of command everybody knows -- what the rules are. that there is a role for peaceful protest it's a university campus afterall. but there's also a role for security. >> five years is a listening time anymore for a university president, isn't it? >> it's been almost five and gone by really quickly it's -- it's amazing so -- >> planning on sticking arranged out there? >>

haga justicia y tambiÉn otra cosa...no lo agarraron tal como es, quiero que se haga justicia para milosestÁ diciendo que no va a presentar cargos contra esta mujer que como muy bien ha dicho reina no ayudÓ a la madre y a la niÑa y sin embargo estÁ cargando contra la lavanderia diciendo que el el parqueadero no tenÍan las condiciones de seguridad. usted quÉ tipo de ayuda estÁn recibiendo ustedes por parte de la ciudad de nueva york? fabiola: que se encuentren a los culpables, que no le echo la culpa solamente el establecimiento y decir que el parqueadero no era legal. queremos que cada quien juzgue, tenemos fotografÍas y vídeos sabemos claramente quiÉn es el culpable ahÍ espero que la ciudad de nueva york que la confianza que tienen con esta ciudad no se pierda. borja: muchÍsimas gracias por estar con nosotros aquÍ en la "ëdiciÓn digital". sabemos que son momentos muy complicados. le deseamos muchÍsima suerte y muy buenas tardes. carolina: me imagino, borja, el dolor para esa madre de familia. tener que enfrentarse a una cÁmara de televisiÓn, cuando hace unos dÍas estaba despidiendo a su

>> milo ventimiglia, my onscreen father and dear friend, he carries like rambo knives around with him he seems all lovey as jack, but you cross him- boom! >> but would oliva ever join forces with sterling on "this is us"? >> i haven't seen "this is us" yet so i actually don't know no, no, you know why. i watched one clip and i was already bawling. i watch one clip and i'm like -- >> you vomit? you throw up? ♪ let it go >> and not that he needs the work, but is there any truth that sterling is joining the cast of "frozen 2"? >> in negotiations right now. feeling optimistic there's a new character they want to introduce that i kind of auditioned for and it would be an opportunity to do something that my kids definitely can watch. >>> another one of the big movies here at comic-con is "sharknado." they're saying this is the final installment, or is it? >>> ah! surf's up! >> is this the end? is this end the end? >> there's no cliffhangers, the story that started in sharkn a, did, o 1 ends in sharknado 6. >> it comes full circle. >> but this sharknado has a twist unlike any of the previous

the milo foundation loaded bags of pet food. the shipment will be delivered by midweek. >> and take a look at this new tool that cal fire published. people who cannot return home can now find out if their house survived the fire. if you're worried about a specific home, you can even type a specific address and it will pop up. cal fire said they're still assessing properties. the data is subject to change. we have a link on abc7news.com. >> some large companies in the south bay like apple may soon to have pay hundreds of dollars for every employee, if a new business tax is passed. >> today, the cupertino city council is expected to vote on whether to put a head tax on the matt keller is live in cupertino with details. matt. >> good morning. this could be a big money maker for the city, but before thatpr. the biggest employer here in the city of cupertino is apple. now, the city estimates that they have 24,000 people working there. on the council agenda tonight, options for potentially changing up the business license tax. current

why we got like this on you tube so tell stories of our struggle as well not just the partying so milo we have to pause you there and to our community we'll see you on line and i will play us out joined by d.j. spice for a mash up of two of her hit songs by a mommy and soak up the first how to listen to trinidad in journalists gray explain what makes my life her music so unique. what i think really significant about my life is her voice like when she came out there was a lot of conversation about how unusual her voice is i mean fact that she's been able to find success in such an exclusive genre the international success i think is really really good i don't think it's as important i think for fame to city and being able to have your voice in this cultural donna and finding your own success would be the last and final. bang. bang. bang. was. a one on one. dancing on you know it was a. modeling call and then you look. like boss like i did. all. that. but. both zero zero zero. zero. zero zero zero this filter. is now. it's like girls gone wild a little bit among. the sun spot something w

broady — who's out at the first—round stage — losing in straight sets to the big—serving canadian, milos to be a difficult opponent for the british number four. hard to believe it's all finished on day one here at wimbledon but plenty still to come, two weeks to go, as sam smith stared we still have no clue where it will go but we still have more action to come in moscow. plenty to come on the world cup but from sportsday at wimbledon, you can follow the action on line but from eve ryo ne follow the action on line but from everyone here at wimbledon it's goodbye for now. whether changes are looking slow and su btle whether changes are looking slow and subtle this week. most places stay dry with plenty of sunshine and very warm, not quite as warm tan nighters last night, most notably across the southern part of the uk, temperatures are a little lower than on sunday night. some cloud into north—east scotland and england so some of us here may start tomorrow a bit rusty. we will get more cloud across scotland tomorrow than today and some low cloud will linger towards north sea coasts with a

and you put in the milo chester peter ward and i think it's yes i'm learning about a shell of a new idea in you know when a social. polis were aboard. like in two thousand and four during the orange revolution international leaders felt it necessary to intervene and bring both sides to the negotiating table. deeming it the dust and then you leave immediately so if. fabius. front valter steinmeyer. bratislava sikorsky. i mean you. must fish in. the millions the iniquity happens it's just. the wood for the union desperation and we're going to. move through. the ukrainian president and the leaders of the anti-government protests there have agreed on a truce the truth was to give talks between president and the opposition. just like in two thousand and four the opposition or at least its radical faction the right sector headed by dmitri yarrow she had no intention on fulfilling its part of the bargain. to double what they could but you know what year they did but if they question the public wrong then you know. what i said yes thought this boy but i suspect bush they have a couple struck me

brown, milo ventimiglia and jeffrey wright. >> the dispute between comedian sasha baron cohen and sarah palin is taking another turn. palin says she was duped by the comedian. you can hear exclusively from her tomorrow on "good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. >>> the oakland a's are celebrating a birthday and they want you to take part. >> how the team is embracing its history and encouraging everyone to join in. that's next. >>> first we want to thank the sonoma county parks for this picture of sheep removing vegetation and providing fire prevention work. the sheep, hard at work obviously, will be in santa rosa for the next six weeks. you can share your pictures with us with the #abc7now. >> you may see them on air or online. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) >>> coming up at 6:00, it's the first day on the job for san francisco's new mayor, and we're finding out what she'll focus on first. >>> new developments in the mysterious dis

after beating two—time semi—finalist victoria azarenka in straight sets earlier today. 2016 runner—up miloshem going to tiebreakers. he'll face dennis novak next for a place in the last 16. as you know, this wimbledon is vying for attention alongside the events at the world cup in russia — plenty of talk here about england's epic win last night and of course their quarterfinal with sweden. there's plenty of swedish football fans here, and i spoke to men's doubles player robert linstedt and former world number one mats wilander about their thoughts on the big game. obviously, england come in as the favourite but chalk. i think kane will be difficult to stop, but we have got some tall players in the defence, as well. so, again, no pressure on sweden whatsoever. and i think it does mean a look to them, to the players and to the country that we know the english players very well, from watching so much football from the premiership. very well, from watching so much football from the premiershiplj always football from the premiership.” always loved watching england play. it is kind of like my sec

poet milos observed, when an neither l is delighted by reasons of state nor by the rhetoric of social norms, he find meager consolation in a choice between lessons and church aslity and the a troupe of boy scouts trained n an additional politeness useful to the authorities. n this milos echoes the great presbyterian theologian who rightly argued that a religion end of the means to an saving a culture or community or things but be many it is not christianity. christianity as mentioned contended against liberalism not on his usefulness but as he put it on something that happened. our religion must be abandoned all together unless at a history, jesusin died as a per pitation for the humanity and was raised from the dead. the cross is not useful to any culture or to any human authority. that is where its power comes from, the distinctiveness of the cross. of evangelicalism hat is distinguished by its cruciformity will have a distinctive thing to say in a world inundated with gospels. seen that even in my own tradition even in the early country.witness in this most of the culture projects

milo has had a mandate that has you. mr true and ms one have earned their modest little share of china's economic boom with their bouts and your child and a lot of hard work they've climbed up a rock on the social ladder hoping that their children and grandchildren will rise even higher. the problem is norman that shanghai street food vendors are being squeezed out in a city where money warps. it's a different story in thailand here business on the street is buzzing. welcome to bangkok a city that resembles one big vibrant and thriving market that offers everything you might possibly nate. but bangkok without street food is unimaginable. manner of dishes served up at the little street stands made their way around the world exotic imports in the west. but on local staples here in thailand available at every street corner. so you do warm acne and began her career in cooking at one of these street stores she had little other choice alternative opportunities for getting ahead a nonexistent it was a question of survival. but

signs of getting back to his best. 4-3 signs of getting back to his best. 11—3 up after a break and milos well, another quarterfinal tie. it will be interesting to note what raonic‘s coach be doing, goran ivanisevic. if that match brands late there could bea that match brands late there could be a clash with the kick—off of the england — croatia game. we know he has said he will go off and watch the game somewhere in the modern. keep your eyes peeled for goran ivanisevic later. he will be watching it on his phone later, i am sure. just time to remind you that stage five of the tour de france is underway, you can follow it live on the bbc sport website — bbc.co.uk/sport. i'll have more for you in the next hour. loving the waistcoat! since that now immortal piece of commentary — "they think it's all over... it is now" — the life of an england football fan has been a pretty torturous one. the 52 years of hurt have followed a familiar pattern: low expectations, hope, growing confidence and then the inevitable disappointment, only to do it all again at the next tournament. could this time be d

is night of black people on line no huge loss to you tube and tweets coming in so i'm all cars says milo black when it will be remembered for having a good tar singing live performing in local cafes and bars to create room to define her voice presence and individuality no cakewalk she earned her keep enough respect someone else watching live on you tube writes in a question for you because you feel that women and so if a certain obstacles that her male counterparts don't. technically think so. so is a meal dominated industry i'm actually the first woman in. i could say that a decade tenure is to break true for the insecure and it's because it's so hard the things that women have to go through because all culture where come of all this comes and. music in general it's very over sexualized. and women feel the pressure to have to do that to get somewhere and it's not fair and a lot of a lot of men take advantage of lads and a lot of women are not strong enough to deal with that and some are we definitely have a means and woman doing it right now. but it's very unfortunate that we would have

the knees of -- the niece of -- >> as soon as i heard cpac invited her -- last year, the invited milo yiannopoulos. >> why did you go? >> i wanted to speak up to them directly. received a tremendous amount of support from liberals. i received a lot of support from conservatives who say i speak for them and they are sorry. angry responses. that happens. >> anybody cut the column? >> not that i know of. >> when did you decide to be anti-trump? >> it was not a decision. the time i was aware of him in public life, i thought he was a repellent figure. [laughter] , in i was living in new york remember him parading on the tabloids, his adventures with his mistress while he was married. i am still pretty old-fashioned about behavior. this is something i hope to talk with feminists about. aboutshould be together what a proper way to treat women is. it should begin -- marry men -- married men should be expected to be gentlemen. all men should the gentleman. piece steinem in her defending bill clinton went through this long litany of why his relationship with monica lewinsky was not a problem. s

television didn't educate the people then how were they to understand how we lived these all and no milo bill would go. it's fish he. didn't stop with mere disgruntlement. hundreds of racist attacks were committed in east germany. historian harry viable has researched them there was then a phobic slogans and insults and violent attacks riots and even murders the majority of the perpetrators were young men victims largely foreign contract workers. my research has revealed around seven hundred violent confrontations between germans and foreign nationals that started in the sixty's and continued until the collapse of east germany of these two hundred were pogroms or program like confrontations this racist climate in east germany was growing shock waves of. every year in freiburg near howler one weekend in september was traditionally all about wine a wine queen was crowned and there was a procession with all kinds of other entertainments. but on the twenty fourth of september one thousand nine hundred seventy eight this wine festival had a bloody finale police officers set their dogs on cuba

a father/son face-off as milo and sterling are the only two regular cast to be nominated from the show>> hopefully we can stick around and keep going. >> we were there as the cast of the marvelous mrs. maceal did their happy dance landing 14 nods. >> "the handmaid's tale" got a second surprise landing a second nomination for a role. >> thanks to everyone here. >> on you, right? >> on. >> you on way more with tom cruise and the rock plus hollywood's latest diet crazes that helped kelly clarkson lose nearly 40 pounds. >> it's not a secret. >> then michael buble exclusive. how his son's cancer battle pushed him to the brimpg of quitting music. >> john stamos a bad dad. >> they're not going to take my kid away from me. >> how he treats his 3-month-old kid away from me. >> how he treats his 3-month-old when mommy's away and his plans i'm ray and i quit smoking with chantix. i tried cold turkey, i tried the patch. they didn't work for me. i didn't think anything was going to work for me until i tried chantix. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smo

it doesn't mean you have to agree with it, it doesn't mean you have to go out and join the milo franlub, but at least -- and you also don't have to give into the history of the debate but it is certainly better for your ideas, the ones that you hold at this point, to really challenge them and see if you emerge with the same month when you leave college. >> and it's not just that jeff sessions is going to those conferences, but he's actually backed a number of lawsuits filed by the young americans association for free-speech violations including berkeley ironically. >> the words that we heard the attorney general speak, i do agree with. and it is interesting to me that the liberals who preach the most tolerant are often the least tolerant of anybody out there. what i have a problem with is the attorney general taking even 10 minutes to go and speak to a group of students when congress can't get documents out. he's presiding over a department of justice that will not comply. >> you think these are separate but also important issues. >> if congress ends up meeting with him than i have a

last year they invited milo yiannopoulos. brian: why did you go?ona: i wanted to speak to them directly. brian: what has happened to you? mona: i received support from liberals, i received a lot of support from conservatives who say i do speak for them and they are sorry there are not more. angry received some responses. but that happens. brian: when did you personally decide to be anti-trump? mona: it was not a decision. from the time i was aware of him in public life, i thought he was a repellent figure. back when i was living in new york, i remember him parading on the tabloids his adventures with his mistress while he was married. i am still pretty old-fashioned about behavior. this is something i hope to talk with feminists about, to say, we women should all be together about what is the proper way to treat women. i think we can find common ground about that. marriedhould begin with men should be expected to be gentlemen. all men should be expected to be gentlemen. the reason i keep coming back to this is gloria steinem in the new york times,

milos wheels won't make disability -- meals on wheels won't mace disability accommodations to deliver to my home and i don't have a ramp because there's no law that requires my landlord to put one in. and i have asked meals on wheels to leave my groceries outside of the gate and they won't do it. i've had to talk with multiple supervisors and they still refuse, even if i sign a waiver to relin wish them of liability. and community living fund which is set up by the human services agency to support people in my situation and make sure that we stay out of institutions and off the streets are incredibly underfunded and understaffed. we only have one occupational therapist for over 50 clients and i have been waiting over six months to see them just to get wheelchair batteries. independent living resource center and senior disability action, likewise, they share the same deficits of services, very hard to get durable medical equipment. and also it's hard to get housing help from either of those organizations. and not only that but i can't even volunteer from my home to help other disabled

a little girl, milo chandler was carrying around her favorite stuffed animal.a city zoo and a 3-year-old line -- look, he wants to play. >> he wants to eat the baby! what you guys cooing at a monster! >> never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" up next. bret, go ahead. >> bret: you guys have too much fun. thanks, jesse. this is a fox news alert, i'm bret baier in washington. we are following three major breaking stories today. first, president trump strikes a new trade deal with the european union to work toward the elimination of most tariffs. the secretary of commerce, wilbur ross will be her live in studio with specific details about this deal in a few minutes. also, the president's secretary of state still sparring with senators up on capitol hill over his boss' relationship with blood and recruitment and a way forward with north korea. and then, candidate trump and his lawyer on tape discussing hush money for a former "playboy" model. that s

there wasn't such good news for britain's liam bradley, who exited after losing to milos raonic of canadalways going to be a difficult opponent for the british number four. the bigger shock came in the women's draw, sloane stephens was knocked out against number 55. she was com pletely out against number 55. she was completely out of sorts, losing 61 — —— 6—1, completely out of sorts, losing 61 — -- 6-1, 6-3 to completely out of sorts, losing 61 — —— 6—1, 6—3 to her croatian opponent, vekic. chris froome has been cleared to ride in the tour de france, which begins on saturday. in the last hour, the prime minister has updated mps on last week's summit wih eu leaders in brussels. she said they had put forward proposals for dealing with the northern ireland border and were committed to the avoidance of a hard border. turning to brexit, i updated fellow leaders on negotiations and they updated progress made on the withdrawal agreement. with the exception of the protocol on northern ireland, we now have agreement. the remaining differences between us and the european commission on northern ire

that's why several bay area organizations, including mad dog rescue and the milo foundation are collecting donations. >> whatever reason, either hotels or family members could not take the dogs as well as the people, and it was an emergency evacuation. so they just kind of lined up and filled out the paperwork, and the rescues up there are managing it and keeping them safe. >> carol hopewell with mad dog rescue says one shelter had to relocate to a strip mall in anderson ten miles away from evening.'re housed iney th storefront locations. mad dog rescue gathered nearly 100 dog crates, cleaning supplies, bleach, and paper towels yesterday. they loaded bags of pet food and the shipment will be delivered by midweek. >> take a look alt this new tool that cal fire return home can now find their house if it survived the fire. if you're worried about a specific home, you can even type in a specific address. but cal fire adds they are still assessing properties and that the data is subject to change. we have a link for you if you would like to take a look at abc7news.com. >> some large companies i

poet milos observed when an individual is delighted neither by reasons of state or the rhetoric of social norms, he will find meager consolation in a choice between lessons and civic morality and the church as a troop of boy scouts trained in an additional politeness useful to the authorities. christianity as he con tended against liberalism depends not on the usefulness but as he put it on something that happened. our religious must be abandoned altogether unless at a definite point of history, jesus died for the sins of humanity and was raised from the dead. the cross is not useful to any human culture or to any human authority. that is where its power comes from. the distinctiveness of the cross. and a voice of evangelicalism that is distinguished by its crucifixion will have a word to say in a world inundated with gospels. we've seen that even in my own tradition in the early baptist witness in this country. most of the cultural projects in american history that one can imagine that were undertaken from a position and posture of christian strength and influence, prohibition, for insta