paul redmond says they have taken advice as well and they are acting within the law. one says, "disabled students are viewed as a nuisance at university. iama viewed as a nuisance at university. i am a mid—tier student and i have been openly disconnected against. —— a mature student. the disco nation is not discreet nor is any support offered by the disabled student service. i feel like offered by the disabled student service. ifeel like i'm apologising all the time for being disabled and needing support. they were happy enough to take my money. i'm shocked that those with physical this ability is are treated poorly as bad for the many says, "thank you for covering universities mishandling of disabilities and disco nation. i can confirm as a disabled student, this problem is not confined to liverpool, it is widespread and endemic even at top universities in the uk". we have had another anonymous e—mail saying, "i have heard of an adult education college which is on the second floor of a building which has a but students are being turned away if they cannot walk down t

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tying run at third and alex redmond has a fly ball to center field. three runners in the boston sears comes up firing. he beats the tag. it came down to the bottom of the ninth double jose altuve is up. that ended the game, the astros be the eight, 9-8. they fell 6- 7 on the season. texas open, look at this, he had to roll up his pants leg to get into the water. look at this save. he gets it near the grain and he is out with the bogie. he has a fourth-place finish. six birdies on the back nine to put away the tournament. connors had the qualified just to be in the turnabout on monday one it with his first career pga event. he's going to the masters next week garbo >>> he saw he was able to get three free throws in the game last night. he was the player at wisconsin green bay. >> for some reasoni just looked back over my shoulder because i knew where my mom sat. i looked at my mom and she was like this. she had her hands on her face. i was like oh great. i remember i gave her the business so i said thanks mom you're supposed to be leaving your son. i h

nathan redmond scored with just a couple minutes on the clock and though wolves equalised, a second frommnd gave saintsa halftime lead. shane long secured the win 3—1 win that they deserved to give them a bit of breathing space above the relegation zone. you know how much pressure we have the last week in now it seems that we are coming out of the troubles andi we are coming out of the troubles and i think the guys met a fantastic shot and it helped us a lot. maybe most pitiful moment of the weekend if you had a win and can celebrate it with the fans and the team did the same. i think it was a massive win for us today. too many spaces allowing southampton with a good team and good players and today they were better than us and today they were better than us and they beat us and we have to work on it and regroup and bounce back immediately. tottenham have moved back up to third in the premier league after beating already relegated huddersfield 4—0 in the lunchtime kick—off. lucas moura scored a hat—trick, the first in their new stadium. joe lynskey reports. ten days into life back home, s

>>it has all the makings for a once in a lifetime vacation in our travel and bruises dana redmond wastalking about it and it is fantastic video well factor >>your attention because it's so new zealand, some basic geography looking at first north island south island today we're going to focus on the north side all right, but still let's get going okay so i was on a cruise with holland america cruise lines so stopping in a different spot every day said all my children, this is the coast of wellington which is new zealand's k. not that kind of my dream i just i'm counting up the land work on your tan but so i was look we've a lot yes, i mean if you look at that white house is you know a little crooked e it and i'm i'm told that's intentional you know that because of the winds really going to catch your eye only guys, yeah there's a colony of fur seals that live here and then they don't think anything of folks bopping along the beach in 4 by fours and check them out, so they used to is they're very used to people and you know respect their space if you get too close. they're going to let

they are from redmond high school in seattle. and they are here in new york. you said about 60 of you, they're still sleeping in the hotel? >> yeah. >> you got up at 4:30? >> yeah. >> you get up at 6:30 and practice, don't you? >> yeah. >> earlier than that. >> earlier than that? well it's wonderful to have you here with us. tell your classmates, you snooze, you lose. that's great. thank you. >>> coming up, could meghan and harry be moving to africa? we've got the latest from london. >>> and parentsing by the numbers. the new book to debunk the myths how does it affect children if you're a stay-at-home parent versus one who works away from home. >>> and the incredible mom who is not only battling breast cancer, but devoting time to help others fight it. she is here live, and we have a great audience down here in our studio, and upstairs as well. that's where we're headed next. come on back. outside and upstairs as well. we're coming back. into your own. especially these days. (dad) i think it's here. (mom vo) especially at this age. (big sister) where are we g

>> i had doctors' appointments and lived here, and my wife asked me on the way to r redmond -- excusewife asked me to turn around, get a picture of blockbuster. we were one of the first customers a long time ago. reporter: there you have it. literally customers, tourists are traveling here to take pictures, buy the tee shirts. you have stock here. all new movies, even "vice" is coming out on tuesday, they already have it here. they order some of their dvds or they go to a local store and buy it on tuesday. it's very specific but you can find everything here that you couldn't even find online, like "young frankenstein." this is an example of how this store plans to stay profitable because they have customers, local ones and tourists. back to you. connell: i was trying to think what i would do with one of those. i remember my dad actually still has one of the players, the ones that play both the dvd and vhs tapes, the dual thing. very, very modern. i would probably take them to his house and play them. kristina, good stuff. good reporting out there in bend. tell dan, your producer, we s

this is an effort that's coming out of the company's arvr lab and specifically it's a team up in the redmond led by ira snyder who is a former microsoft employee, and so basically they just want to build a new assistant that can go up against alexa, google home or apple siri. >> all right, sal, thank you very much. >> you'll have more on the story on cnbc.com. >>> 44% of americans over age 12 had listened to a podcast by the end of 2018. with that number expected to increase to 51% this year. joining us to discuss whether audio is the next frontier in the content wars is -- >> is don katz >> wonderful to be here. >> the top end of the range, but is it something that young people in particular are really taking up with gusto >> well, so first of all, of those tens of millions of people many of them are audible listeners and audible is a soaring thing and tens of millions of people are actually are customers and they get massive access to not only the largest audio book collection in the world, but also a huge array of original programming. people are writing to this aesthetic and people are w