romere says the student who touched himself tutoring him was on the football team."'s sitting with his legs spread open while i'm on my laptop looking at answers and he starts to rummage in his pants," she claimed. he pleaded guilty to indecent exposure but texas a&m found he was "not responsible" and allowed him back on the football team. "they did everything at every turn to make this problem go away for him and for themselves because he was on the football team," she added. the student whsydney whigam says raped her was expelled by the university. for that, she is thankful. "i will forever be so grateful to texas a&m for having my back, but at the same time, it absolutely kills me inside to know that there are girls sitting here with me that didn't even get an inkling of justice," she said. they women are now joining forces to form "the 12th woman," an advocacy group demanding that texas a&m fix its sexual assault policies. "we're not going to accept the status quo that is the rape culture at texas a&m," romere declared. "we're not gonna have it."amy smith, senior

the favourite, which like romer focuses on female characters could charismatically grounded judy tries despite stories about women dominating the festival, only one of the films was directed by huberman. jennifer kent took a specialjury prize for the nightingale, a defence thriller set in tasmania. she made a plea in her a cce pta nce in tasmania. she made a plea in her acceptance speech. i would also like to say and all those women out of their looking to make films, please go and do it. we need you. however, the talk of the night was most certainly netflix. romer was one of six netflix affirms that premiered here, and it is the first big win for the major streaming service at a festival. the online giant has been attacked for their strategy of making films are available for streaming on the same day the average eased in cinemas. while some worry about what that will to date movie industry, alfonso courant sees itan movie industry, alfonso courant sees it an opportunity. there is as it fell in black and white, in spanish and a mexican, without recognisable actors stars, and there is a

>> senator, justice kennedy wrote the majority opinion in a series of five cases, romer versus evans -- >> if we can just talk about obergerfeld case. >> i want to explain it. >> i know the history. can you please address your comments to obergerfeld. >> i would like to explain it. he wrote in romer versus evans, united states versus windsor obergerfeld and master piece cake shop with a statement -- >> no, please don't because i actually have read it and i'm sure most have. my question is very specific. can you comment on your personal opinion on whether obergerfeld was correctly decided? it's a yes or no, please. >> in master piece cake shop, this is i think relevant to your question, justice kennedy wrote in the majority opinion joined by chief justice roberts and justice alito and justice go gorsuch and others are over. >> are over. >> do you agree with that statement? >> that is the precedent of the supreme court agreed with by -- >> sir, i'm asking your opinion. you're the nominee right now so it is probative of your ability to serve on the highest court in our land so i'm askin

now we see with professor ford and making these allegations, romer is making allegations with kevin,ed kavanaugh, and i see that nobody corroborates the story. >> it's been discouraging, and this is america. we have criminal procedures to protect due process and it's because of those even more fundamental values. it goes back to judeo russian principles and, this is shocking. they are turning all of these. >> it's not shocking to me. unfortunately, we don't have moderate democrats anymore. when they chased out senator joe lieberman, what happened -- i happen to know and like him personally a lot. we've agreed on foreign policy and it's always civil and always decent and always kind of. when you kick that person out of your party, and now it is, no presumption of innocence, for them i think they have now crossed the line. the american people are fair-minded. >> i think that's absolutely right. i think the crazies have come out of the closet and i think there are no national rep democrats to rein in maxine waters or michael avenatti. a man who hadn't had in high school is accused of be

. >> senator, justice kennedy wrote the majority opinion in a series of five cases, romer versus evanswe could just talk about o'bergerfeld was correctly decided? >> each of the justices have declined as a matter of judicial independence, each of them, to answer questions on that line of cases. >> so you will not answer that question? >> okay. i want answers from both of you. i don't have a lot of time. senator harris has already opposed confirming kavanagh. do you think she's making her case, first keith then alice? >> yes. i think judge kavanagh is ee vase. in answering the questions. he's evasive in answering questions about the mueller probe, whether kavanagh had any conversations with anybody at trump's lawyer's firm. evasive about whether trump or whether kavanagh had any conversations also with anybody that trump white house about the mueller probe which i think is a shocking disclosure. the last comment from harris the same-sex law that is settled law. he won't make a comment whether that was correctly settled doctor owe decided. that shows an evasiveness on his part. >> i want

thomas kean of course , bob carey, greg fielding, john lehman, tim romer, jim thompson, they were just superb to work with. each one of them contributing significantly to the work and the success of the commission. now, the members of the commission joined me in recognizing of course the families of 9/11. they turned their grief into constructive and positive action. they used it to push us for answers. they were supportive. they were critical at times, but always valuable associates as we pursued our mandate of finding the facts and suggesting solutions. tonight, we remember their loss , heartbreaking as it was, and we honor their particular courage and their marvelous reaction to tragedy. they have turned it into a singular service to the united states of america and to the welfare of its citizens. in the 10 years that tom and i have worked on projects at the bipartisan policy center, we have accomplished a great deal. but he and i have come to appreciate greatly the bipartisan policy center. we live in a time when people are worried about the polarized politics of the country. we se