this time it is at penn state. turns out that penn state's faculty senate had a vote on a new bill.utdated and that they reflect, quote, western male father/son naming conventions of a typically male-centered world. out goes the nouns that we've used for generations. it is seen as a way to be more gender specific and more inclusive and tries to remove class distinctions, for example the words now out are freshman. that becomes first year, sophomore second year, junior third year, senior fourth year. upper classman will be called lower division, upper classman upper division. colleges throughout the country have been adjusting courses and student descriptions to be more sensitive and reflective of gender identity and change historic terms that have become offensive to some. critics are saying it all goes too far and in a statement to fox news the university says the faculty senate's decision pertains only to changes to course and program descriptions which are within the purview of the faculty standards. these changes occurred at many universities across the nation to understand and

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penn state did cause a controversy two years ago by dumping the terms for homecomin king and queen instead the guide state forward award recipients get assessed with those words on their sash, they show the students were against firing the king and queen. to get you are always super and our eyes, let's bring in captiv cats, we ask penn state for a statement on this because obviously this is getting a lot of attention with the terminology. they say basically we're doing it because everybody's doing it the faculty decision pertains t changes to course and program descriptions, these changes occurred at many universities across the nation. we respect that there are different viewpoints on these matters. what you think of it? >> i think obviously the meanin of language changes over time just naturally, i do not think anybody here here's college freshman and thinks a group of all men. nobody thanks that at all so i don't see the point in it i als think that it's a little bit weird and annoying to me not because sexism is totally gone in our society because it isn't. i've got to say the fact tha

what are we going to do, make penn state the first completely blank university? them lions because they are meet eaters. where everyone goes to class, you're wearing a garbage bag, no one can tell your size,ender age, if we're going to have a year zero let's do it. >> greg: chico state? >> everybody goes in california he's right. chico state. a terrible school. >> you can call something what you want to. you can call a red light a green light but there will be hell to pay when somebody says, well, i know it's red but i'm just going to call it green. one of my heroes, dr. allen bloom in the closing of the american mind, law may prescribe that men's nipples are equal to women's nipples, but the men's nipples will still not give milk. >> i liked your other texas sayings much better. [laughter] >> greg: we learned so much tonight. this obsession might -- to chase down problematic words might actually be a good thing because it pre-occupies losers who could be far more destructive in other areas. maybe we just let them chase the pronounce of these activists and leave

this time at penn state.onal terms for students are outdated and reflect a quote, western male father/son naming convention from a typically male/centered world. out goes the nouns moved for generations. a move seen to be more gender specific and more inclusive and seeks to remove any class distinct shuns. among the words now out are freshman, that becomes first year, sophomore second year, junior third year, senior fourth year. underclassmen will now be called lower division and upper division. colleges across the country have been adjusted course and student descriptions to be more sensitive and reflective of gender identity. various genders and change what some say are historic terms that have become offensive to some. critics have been criticizing this as saying it all goes too far. the statement to fox news says the faculty decision pertains only to changes to course and program descriptions which are within their purview of the faculty senate and not the administration or board of trustees. these change

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leo, terms being replaced at penn state.ve woke penn state is going to replace word like freshmen. they say those words are sexist. and classist. for freshman replaced with first year, second year, junior. upper class and lower d divisio. whatever, go ahead, leo. is that sexist and classist. >> it's identity politics trying to be eliminated. i'm a former school teacher. this is where republicans abandoned the educational system and they allowed the whacko teachers and administrators to revamp our heritage and history. it's being pushed out not only at the university level, but in the high schools, k-12. they are trying to influence and brainwash or future for tomorrow to eliminate the whole history and the heritage of what made this country great. this is a danger. >> why is the word freshman sexist and classist. >> it's not at all. but the universities are trying to distract from the fact for a year or more they had virtual learning. people are graduating with degrees where they are not able to get a job with their overpric

and i taught i thought civil war penn state. i thought civil war here at fort smith. i didn't add sam houston, but i did teach the first half of the us survey. so by the end of it we were in the civil war reconstruction, of course, you know, you always want to talk about monuments and commemoration with students and depending on where you are. you know, you have some really fascinating discussion so when i taught civil war penn state, i mean one of the things i decided well, we'll use bill blair's book cities of the dead. and one of the best discussions that i'd ever had with students and it was great too because it you know a lot of discussions. you're just feeding questions the students and they're answering them. but here i mean there was a lot of talking among the students and you know people got a little heated about it as you might expect and so i but the thing that strikes me interesting part of your question, actually, i mean you know we i think one of the great contributions in jonathan's as it was showing that you know for a lot of veterans it wasn't just ab

as both a fellow altoona native, penn state, and temple medical school graduates dr. mcgee and i shared so much in common. more than a colleague, i considered him a very dear friend. as we remember his life, his legacy, i also give thanks for his meaningful contributions to his patients, to our community, and our medical profession. even in sorrow, we celebrate dr. mcgee's life and his indelible contributions on the world. i extend my deepest sympathy to his wife, their children, along with their spouses, their beloafed grandchildren, and extended family. additionally, i extend my condolences to dr. mcgee's many patients and the veteran community that he served with such dedication. this is a profound loss for our medical community. our veterans community, and our community at large. thank you. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee, mr. kustoff, for five minutes. mr. kustoff: thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise in the memory of my friend and a great memphian arnold pearl.

when i taught civil war penn state, i mean one of the things that decided was well, how do you citiesof the dead and one of the best discussions that are there ever had with students and it was great to because there were a lot of discussions are i think it is feeding but here, there was a lot of talking about students and people got a little heated, as you might expect. so, but the thing that strikes me, interesting part of your question actually, you know, i think one of the great contributions is that for a lot of federal, as it wasn't just about a monument. it was useful for them for a variety of purposes and as brian says, you get really strong connections to the community. just the sheer number of things can happen at a memorial hall, which is for me fascinating. but a lot of things, either the monuments are important. so again, just trying to reinforce that notion that, you know, different veterans will have different perspectives. and i think of a leslie gordon fascinating book about the 16th connecticut, the broken regiment. and she shows how of -- this is probably one of the

freshmen may soon be a thing of the past at penn state.ed and binary terms. instead students would be known as first, second, third or fourth year students. the terms under and upperclassmen may also be eliminated. >>> to the shocking sight on a highway. police say the driver of a tesla was asleep at the wheel speeding nearly 20 miles per hour over the limit. but the driver denies getting some shut-eye. police dash cam video shows this highly unusual pursuit in kenosha county, wisconsin. a sheriff's deputy getting a call to be on the lookout for a tesla driver asleep at the wheel. he pulls up next to the car traveling more than 80 miles per hour. >> i then looked over and noticed his head was turned away from me and looking down. >> with lights and sirens blaring, the deputy follows the car for two miles before he says the driver finally woke up and pulled over. >> he's awake now. pulling over to the right lane. >> how are we doing? i followed you for about two miles and you were sleeping. you were totally like this in the car. >> why woul

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because of a deliberate act police arrested an arson suspect after a wild fire broke out near to penn state park north of los angeles facing steep and difficult terrain fire crews were supported by helicopters and air tankers on the ground local authorities gave evacuation orders to hundreds of homes under threat areas dense vegetation has not seen a major burn in more than 60 years that helps drive the flames despite the cool conditions and with almost no wind here's the los angeles fire chief. we really have to think about brush fires as a year round challenge and yesterday when i woke up it was raining and it was raining out here and the fire is still burning and that is unusual fire behavior that tell you as you that the drought that the years of. about. sometimes as long as 75 years have changed the equation. simons he joins me from pacific palisades in the hills above los angeles good afternoon to you what's the situation there are you standing in a. yeah you could say so let me fill you in and prep this senior for you what you see behind me this is actually the palace it's fire this

because of a deliberate act police arrested an arson suspect after a wildfire broke out near to penn state park north of los angeles facing steep and difficult terrain fire crews were supported by helicopters and air tankers on the ground local authorities gave evacuation orders to hundreds of homes under threat areas dense vegetation has not seen a major burn in more than 60 years that helped drive the flames despite the cool conditions and with almost no wind here's the los angeles fire chief we really have to think about brush fires as a year round challenge and yesterday when i woke up it was raining and it was raining out here and the fire is still burning and that is unusual fire behavior that tells you that the drought that the years of. about have gone by before since the last sometimes as long as 75 years have changed the equation. stefan simons he joins me from pacific palisades in the hills above los angeles good afternoon to you what's the situation there are you standing in a. yeah you could say so let me fill you in and prep this scene here for you what you see behind me this

and this is a live look at penn state university and state college from our friend at fox 8. the big story tonight there faculty at the school vote to replace traditional descriptors such as freshmen and sophomore with first year or second year. educators cite what they call male centric academic history. that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. ♪♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis... or psoriatic arthritis, little things, can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream... ...it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable... ...with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, ...otezla is proven.... to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla i

. >> shannon: penn state university's faculty senate has passed inclusive language reform legislationording to campusreform.org. the resolution reads "the university as with most all academic institutions worldwide has grown out of a typically male centered world. as such, many terms in our lexicon carry a strong male centric binary term. terms like freshman. terms such as upperclassman can be interpreted as both sexist and classist." ohio governor mike dewine playing defense following criticism over his idea to offer a five chances for ohioans to win a million dollars. part of a newly created lottery that's meant to entice people to get their covid vaccines. >> i think this is something that will influence people, some people. some people who maybe are going to get the shot eventually but they're not sure when. maybe this gets them to get it this week. >> shannon: the drawings for the million. vaccinated americans finally have a federal agencies permission to take off those myths indoors or out. as mike simone tweets "cdc says you don't need to wear a mask if your vaccinated. joe bid

. ♪ >> we congratulate our son dustin at penn state university's class of 2021 on their graduation >>m is a rock star, and we hope she is your morning boost there it is. >> hey, guys, welcome back, it is thursday. we're so happy that you're starting your day with us today. >> and if you're still starting your day a little later than you used to, you can set that dvr for 7:00 a.m. so you can catch our first hour anytime you've missed a lot if you're just joining us. >> we had a busy first hour and we have a busy second one too. wyoming congresswoman liz cheney is vowing to continue her fight after fellow house republicans stripped her of her leadership role cheney ousted yesterday for refusing to be silent about former president trump's false election claims and the capitol riot after the voice vote, democrats and a few republicans commended the congresswoman as a lawmaker who put her country before her party. the former president trump called her, quote, a bitter, horrible human being >> moments after that vote yesterday, i sat down for an exclusive one on one interview with the congr

freshman and upper classmen will soon be a part of the past at penn state.and binary terms from all course and program descriptions. changes include replacing upper classmen with upper division and freshmen with first year. not clear when the changes will go into effect. >>> they sound like something straight out of science fiction but zombie fires are real and like their undead name sakes, they are hard to kill. scientists say the fires can survive winter smoldering underground in places like the arctic. according to a new study as temperatures rise zombie fires could become more common and a real force for firefighters to reckon with. >>> the world's largest iceberg just broke off from antarctica creating a giant piece of floating ice nearly 80 times the size of manhattan. it's 105 miles long and 15.5 miles wide. iceberg calving is a national phenomenon with huge chunks of ice breaking off the ice shelf at regular intervals. scientists are not attributing this to climate change. >>> a dramatic rescue in virginia. a sheriff's deputy frees a woman trapped be

timothy at penn state, and max at louisiana state.h had pledged fraternities, and both were ahead of. >> this is our last family picture taken together at the rose bowl, january 2nd, 2017. >> reporter: what happened to their sons often becomes a topic of conversation at college campuses. >> this picture is the last picture i have of my son and i. >> reporter: like here at the university of pittsburgh last year, where evelyn and ra rae ann told their story to kids who would have been their sons' peers. >> a year ago he was young and happy. >> when the nurse told me to kiss my baby good-bye, and you're just looking at your son laying there, thinking, i can't believe this is it. this isn't right, not like this. it's just not right. >> reporter: tim's beta theta pi brothers forced him to drink until he was falling down drunk. the last time, it is believed, down a flight of stairs, suffering a traumatic brain injury. no one called 9-1-1 for nearly 12 hours. at the end of max's fight, his lips had turned blue, and with six times the legal l

areas like state college, hey, penn state, 36 degrees. all of this is prompting freeze alerts.dvisories for parts of michigan and wisconsin and parts of indiana there. and you want to bring in those sensitive plants you have outside for the frost. starkness outside, we have a fire weather outlook as we head to parts of the southwest. you can see conditions are right for this peak wind gust up to 45 miles an hour, relative >>> clear skies to start off the morning. the strew there from the top of sutra tower look over to san francisco, 70s this afternoon, 75, san francisco, 80s around oakland and hayward. mid-80s, san jose. and near 90 inland towards concord. dry offshore breezes leading to these summer-like temperatures this weekend. we'll see those temperatures staying near 90 inland through tuesday and trending cooler. coming up today at 7:00, a closer look at those red flag warnings across the north bay hills and east bay into monday morning. >> that's your neighborhood forecast. peter, kristen, back to you. >> all right, thank you for that. with the delayed 2020 tax filing d

if you trust your coach from penn state, those are the folks you want to encourage to talk about vaccines i think it is different for anyone depending where you live. >> doctor omer, i want to address the issue of people being concerned about side effects because the fever, the fatigue is one of the leading reasons why people are choosing not to get the covid-19 vaccine. could you just address what you think is the best way to approach someone who is concerned about side effects and the potential of losing a day of work or to? >> yes, i think that is a very good question. there are two things that should be emphasized for the individual. most of all, this is the transient side effect, fatigue, pain, sometimes fever. they were expected and seen in the trials. they are not connected to the serious effects. if you are getting that, it is just that. it is hard in its own right to be down with a fever and fatigue, but it isn't a sign of something more, more severe and long term side effect. that's number one. when your body is trying to mount a strong immune response for some people, not every

if you trust your local football coach, if you're from penn state, those are the folks that you want to encourage to talk about vaccines. so i think it's different depending on where you live. >> thank you. doctor omar, i wanted to ask you to address the issue of people being concerned about side effects. because the fear of the fever, the fatigue, especially following a second vaccine is one of the leading reasons why people are choosing not to get the covid-19 vaccine. would you just address what you think is the best way to approach someone who is concerned about the side effects and the potential of losing a day of work or two? >> that's a good question. there are two things that should be emphasized. this is the transient side effect, fatigue, pain sometimes and fever. they are expected. they were seen in the trials. and they are not connected to the serious adverse events. if you're getting that, it's just that. it's inconvenience. it's hard in its own right to be down with fever or fatigue, but it's not a sign of something more ominous or severe long-term side effect. that's n

penn. he's a journalist in tokyo. michael, as we just heard the government looks set to extend that state of emergency in tokyo and other areas. what's the code? 900 situation there right now? well, as you mentioned, the number of critical cases in japan is now as high as ever been throughout the pandemic. and in fact, also the number of fatalities, number people died and each day is at the highest rate that has ever seen. that said, the 4th wave, which has been mainly driven by the u. k. or kent variance of coven, has been producing somewhat fewer new cases in recent days. so it appears that we're now sort of on the backside of the, the 4th wave, at least in terms of new infections. so that's where we're at the moment. now there been growing calls by the public and the medical community there to cancel the olympic games due to concerns over covered 19. do you think the olympic committee will be inclined to, to recommend that well, they have been showing the exact opposite intention, which is statements coming from members of the international. the committee have essentially said that the olympics will be held no matter

penn demick. but many are hoping that a bit more life returns to the hugin sophia once the lockdown is over. the united states has declared a regional emergency in that southeastern states due to a cyber ransom attack which has forced the biggest fuel pipeline operators to shut down colonial pipelines main fuel delivery line has been closed since friday it normally carries almost half of the east coast fuel supply the company stopped operations after hackers infiltrated its computer system authorities have eased restrictions on fuel delivery is by truck as it seeks to avoid shortages and price hikes. let's get more on this we're joined by reporter jill jill rai how big is this cyber attack it sounds massive it's being called the law just disruption to critical infrastructure by hackers in u.s. history and we can actually see the physical impact by having a look a colonial pipelines own distribution map which we can show you now now as we can see the pipeline stretches from texas in the west across more than a dozen states and reaches new jersey in the east now this is the region that has been placed under an

suddenly back in march french far right leader penn has been acquitted of breaking hate speech laws the charges stem from tweets that she posted in 2015 of islamic state atrocities le pen has said and she tweeted the images after a prominent french journalist compared her party to the islamist militant group. here in germany officials are warning of a rise in far right extremism police recorded more than 23000 far right crimes in 2020 that was a record high now the new statistics were published on the same day that police arrested a suspected neo nazi accused of sending threats and hate mail to politicians and public figures. he's accused of sending more than $100.00 threatening letters signed in a huge $2.00 in reference to a right wing terror group his letters went out to politicians artists and lawyers it's unclear if the 53 year old man acted alone what is clear however is that the man espoused unmistakable right wing extremist ideology according to authorities it's part of a dangerous trend in germany politically motivated crimes have reached the highest levels in 20 years and in terry a minister horsey hoffa is now raising the alarm it's extreme

states go legal. tilray is going up. when i see the opportunities i come in. pennational that thing got killed with heading into the sports season and football coming up this summer that is great place to go. same thing with telecommunications. viacom got killed. it is still a great stock. go ahead. charles: let me just mention that what you're saying. i love, i love when you share individuals names but the interesting thing, almost, all of those names were on the watch-list of these retail investors. so they get where you're coming from. i do want to share something else, a great tweet i saw on brandon van z, upcoming yours, mostly spacs, compared the names of them to horses at the racetrack. i could hear the racetrack announcer now. and we're off. payments holdings take the early lead. jupiter wellness coming on strong. and down the stretch they come, just another acquisition by right in front of livewire holdings. gary k., listen, i could not help but think about you when i saw that. i know you hate these spacs. they're out of control. where is the demand coming

southern state of mississippi currently in last place for vaccinations to find out more about what is stopping people from getting their shots. and here are some of the major developments in the penn demick the u.s. will start vaccinating children aged between $12.15 with the buy on tech pfizer vaccine today after the center for disease control found the job to be safe and effective in adolescence the u.s. state of ohio has announced a weekly lottery system to entice people to get kobe $1000.00 jobs and a weekly $1000000.00 cash prize and full university scholarships are up for grabs for anyone who gets the vaccine plus thailand reported its highest daily number of new coronavirus cases on thursday more than half of the nearly 5000 new cases were found in 2 bangkok persons. there are over 30 vaccination sites in jackson mississippi a city of 160000 residents one of the locations is at the state university site empty chairs and a waiting staff to shape the scene they have 250 doses of the vaccine available today sometimes we have to waste and that's the shame because we know that there are many more people that need to be that the native people mississippi is last in the united sta

penn's campus that used to be a burial site. when that happened, he re-had knighted t call repatriation. there was a protest and there were demands statedotest to repatriate the remains or to give them to descendant communities to bury them if they could not be repatriated. after that happened, that is when the story came to me about penn museum's possession of tree and alisha -- delisha's mains. juan: i want to bring mike africa into the conversation. how are the families and move responding to these latest developments on what happened with the remains of two of the children of the bombing? clubs first of all, thank you for having me on the show to put out this information. the people and our family, as you can imagine, are still very shaken up and disturbed and traumatized, re-traumatized. we were supposed to do this thing -- since jamie gauthier push for an apology for the dropping. there was this possible opportunity to really start talking about how we can reconnect and recommit and re-observed and all of these things for what happened on may 13, 1985. and although we never forget about what happened, just going back to that day t

to increase vaccination rates new york state is setting up pop up vaccination sites at subway and train stations this week. among them recognizable names like pennr andrew cuomo said the new sites will provide johnson & johnson vaccines. he sweetened the deal by offering free seven-day metro cards or two free one way trips to anywhere in the service area for the long island railroad. the state announced all 64 state universities of new york campuses will require covid-19 vaccines for students beginning this fall. >> reporter: the mayor is lifting most covid-19 capacity restrictions in washington by mid mid-may. this is a big deal for the city. by may 21st most covid-19 capacity restrictions will be lifted including in places like gyms, schools, offices, restaurants and more. by june 11th every other place, those capacity restrictions will be totally dropped including in places like bars and night clubs and large sport and entertainment venues. >> reporter: i'm vanessa yurkevich in new york. get vaccinated get free ice cream. that's what unilever is offering to people who get vaccinated at several sites across the country. vaccine hesitancy is in

gaming stock pen penn, been following them and the stock is almost cut in half from all-time highs after a very solid earnings report. horse betting in indiana went live giving them four states, more to come by the end of the year what do you think? >> this is very tough because i've been thinking a lot about this stock and you know what? i think you have to accept the fact nfl will bring the betting and you will have another home run in this. you know the nfl doesn't start until the fall so buys you time mark in wisconsin, mark? >> caller: hey, how are you? >> good, how are you >> caller: good. xl deplete $7 stock down, clean energy suddenly gm, you have management on your show back in march -- >> yeah, fiasco, right? there is a fiasco. had them on and short selling reporting came on saying they were a bunch of jokers i don't know $7 i don't think you can bounce to $9. these are maximums with all these new companies okta there is a lot of stocks, companies that are reporting maybe, just all this could for once overshadow bitcoin hysteria musk isn't on "saturday night live" again. >> as restaurants reopen across the u.s., i'm sitting down with the ceo after its analyst to se

penn. and going into the war. now frederick douglass gave them an inspirational speech before they left and i'll talk about that a little later. now for example some of the state units that change was. for example the first north carolina colored infantry. they became the 35th usa team. the uset funding approximately 450 battle actions and they were instrumental in helping to win the civil war and freedom for their people. as a result of their contributions during the war three amendments were added to the constitution the 13th that abolished slavery. the 14th they gave equal rights to blacks and the 15th. they gave the right to vote to the black men. now remember back at that time no woman white or black was allowed to vote. the first black troops in the war. we're actually enlisted. in 1862 they were raised in south carolina, kansas and louisiana. and that's because on july 17th 1862 the second confiscation and militia acts were approved in subsequently signed by president lincoln. these acts allowed as many persons of african descent as necessary to be employed to help suppress the rebellion and use them in such manner as he may judge best for public welfar

live in eight states by the start of football season we have a lot in the hopper to be excited about the stock kind of trades where it trades. we're focused on preand long-term value at pennmakes sense, but i think it's like with a lot of the pandemic plays, and i'm not saying you're a pandemic play, but when you start focusing back on brick and mortar versus the sexy digital and online and bar stool and all of those things, maybe that's what we're talking about now we're back to running casinos and a couple of slots hit. there's loss ratios. now we're back to worrying about real business, real fundamentals. >> yeah. we're okay with that trends are great, joe. whether you're looking at the core business, brick and mortar casinos or online, we feel really good. as it relates specifically to online, because we have this fully integrated media strategy with barstool sports, we're running well under $100. most everybody else in the space is between 250 and $700. so we've got built-in advantages and i think at times when you're looking at the infancy of a new industry, there's so much hype around handle every month and every state. people are hyper analyzing i think at times y

state. we'd love to have you. thanks. >> they are friends even though we are having this sparring between ohio and pennsylvania. senator carper. >> i cannot pass this up. before william pennived in pennsylvania, he stopped off in delaware. later he was asked why. he said because it's the home of tax-free shopping. and they had a wonderful two days there. ambassador tai, some of you heard me say before lucy is a member of our staff. now she's our legislative director. she was good enough to say to me before president biden was violated. lucy said to me, there is a great person who works over there in the ways and means and helps us a lot on environmental provisions of usmca and her name is katherine tai, and you should take a look at her. we did, and we were pleased to note that you would be in the position. i'm thrilled they nominated you and that you're sitting before us today. i want to welcome you to this hearing before this committee, and thank you for testifying before us as well and the leadership you're now providing. i'd like to quote an old african proverb that goes something like this. if you want to go fast, travel alone. if you want to go far, travel together.