rue? >> we know that -- again, that ability to navigate to that confidential victim support person is the most critical thing. and if universities are mandated to report criminally, we know it's going to have a chilling effect on people even getting to the very first resource to help. the truth is, people do -- most students do not want to go through a law enforcement interview. our experience teaches us that cops look for violence, for signs of struggle, for weapons, they don't understand the nuance of campus sexual assault. they tend to minimize. if you read the book "missoula" it provides a beautiful picture of what happens in that kind of setting. it has the kind of questions that's asked, the doubt cast on them. again, it causes many to shut down. i can't support it. >> and addressing as well the harmonizing issue that we mentioned earlier in terms of how universities, how institutions deal with this. >> well, i think that the mandatory reporting absolutely has a chilling effect. i th

rue and ms. scaduto, in the comments you talked about things similar, not straight forward or easy to resolve, doesn't involve force of strangers. word on word conflicts. may not be reported for days, weeks, months. where the survivor has a right to choose a path in the wake of an incident, some reporting"ds÷ campus or some to law enforcement, similar to the military unrestricted and restricted reports and in a restricted report it is not referred to law enforcement but allows the victim to take part of the supportive services needed to help them heal. has there been any review of what perhaps might be best practices developed within the military? realizing that we are not fully there yet either. but any best practices implemented in the military l's response? >> i'd have to say, i need to learn more about what they have done an i'm eager to do so. thank you for that referral. >> i think, dr. heck, a thing i would say is that we have seen an increase in the reporting. in the military. and part of

rue spoke so eloquently about. when we have a different reporting requirements, for example, under clery end of the the ocr guidance, we have the same group of employees who are interacting with the same students but we're getting different standards for who must report and what they must report when millard of an incident of sexual misconduct. and when that type of analysis detracts from getting a report made at this point a report made at this point a student in need, it's problematic. there are ways to improve harmonization such as the notice and comment period that could be used by ocr when it enacts new guidance. because even fair, there's distinct differences between that and the aauw -- the vawa regulations or the clery regulations from simple. it does take us off the real important work we need to do around this issue. >> thank you very much. i yield back. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i know recognize the ranking member. >> tremblant and ranking member hinojosa for calling this hearing on preventing and resp

rue, anyone else, cdc when they look at the history of, for instance, domestic violence, no analogy is perfect but we know a lot in the 20 years from 19194 when the federal government took a leadership role and passed the violence against women act that was reauthorized. not dissimilar, certainly. i remember talking to mandated reporters then, particularly educators in high school struggle with many of the same issues you do and although in the community i think they didn't have some of the maybe the cultural or professional insular -- not insular, that's a poor choice of words. maybe you understand what i'm getting at. the uniqueness of academia at a college campus. >> right. congressman, i share your sense of a flashback in many respects. when i was the executive director of turning point which is a domestic violence shelter and program in ohio, it was during the o.j. simpson trial. it was during the first efforts to pass the violence against women act. and so, it felt like there was kind of a national teach-in on domestic violence and people were talking about it. and i see that bri

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and despite that the tax rue form helps them dig deeper into their own pockets. >> it reduces or eliminates most of the deductions and the loopholes available to special interests and to the very rich. in other words it will cost me a fortune. >> not everyone agrees. some think the rich would pay a lot less raising a deficit and the debt. storms like hurricane sandy can hit more often than before. a new study suggests power bevel bevel -- powerful storms could soon strike every 25 years. the study says new york and nernl -- and new jersey are now at a higher risk of flooding. that's a look at news. go to fox news.com. >>> welcome to "red eye." hello, everyone. i'm tom shillue. let's check in with andy levy in the red eye -- "red eye" news desk. >> i am not really a mets fans -- >> kudos for you for hanging tough for a team that disappointed so many, many times before. >> again i am not -- >> and credit to you for faithfully tweeting the # you're the mets. >> andy -- >> wait that was me. that was me and not you. let's go mets. go to hell, tom shillue. >> lets ay welcome our guests -- let's w

rue to also respond? >> yes, certainly. again, we are trying to determine whether or not we have a safe and effective educational environment and when our policies have been violated. we are perfectly comfortable with individuals choosing both pathways. choosing a criminal justice pathway and a university pathway. that we have no quarrel. we really believe the student should be able to decide that. but our goal is to make sure we -- and remediate our own environment if needed through understanding what the risks are and to making sure we are lowering barriers to individuals reporting right now. because that is our biggest concern. we know that the incidents established by polls and studies is nowhere near the number of reports. and we'd like to close that gap, and we don't believe that approach would do so. >> thank you for your testimony. >> thank you, the gentleman's time has expired. you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much, chair fox and thank you for having me. join your subcommittee today. this is a

rue, you discussed the important role of confidential advisers, and that's something that we're seeing in more institutions. now earlier this year i wrote a letter to the department of education about an apparent loophole in ferpa. in some circumstances, attorneys for an institution can access students' counseling records without a court order. the department of education's recent draft guidance to address this issue is encouraging, and i look forward to working with the administration and advocates and colleagues to close that loophole and provide survivors with a support and assurance of privacy. we want them to be safe, and we want them to feel safe. and if they have a sense that their records are not going to be kept confidential that may discourage them from seeking the support that they need. so my home state is working on this issue. earlier kate brown signed legislation making clear that conversations are confidential. and students are required to be given written notification about their rights, campus services and state resources. and i want to give a shout out to a survivor

more than a million died in rue wanda. a key reason analysts site for the powerless is the security council itself. >> there are five permanent members with the power to veto a resolution. russia. >> as i told you about russia, that is a powerful force forinaction. nothing in the face of brutality, something that the world represents. instead of a symbol of life, growth and promise. the executive director of the united nations office for project services or u.n. opf joins yeah - the operational arm of the body that manages coordinates and sports humanitarian projects. in some of the conflict zones. thank you for joining us. the indictment of the u.n. is not news to people that work at the u.n. tell me what i said is wrong. >> i think the member states agreed on a lot of good things to do. it's easy to understand frustrations and that the u.n. is not perfect. u.n. - it is there to hech us in doing something that matters, especially to people who are nothing, people in need. that's why i go to work every day the u.n. has bod

they estimate 95 billion smack rues will be on this course of the season with a staggers 93 billion being. >>> now to the pair of men aesz quarter final and they have set the stage for an all swiss semi. crews pass number 12 and winning in straight sets during a span in the lesson and 90 minutes. they face country man who dismissed them in the similar fashion. >>> the last time that think played was in this year's french open finals. major league baseball and the mets and national wrapping up a three game series last night. let's go to the 8th inning with the game tied up. >> at the first and two to game in the eight. looking on. yeah, it's out of here. >> they send a two run shot out to the left and go on to win it by three and taking a firm grip on the division and now it's a seven game advantage. >>> to the cincinnati the reds hosting and cincinnati's exchanges words with the at bat and gets ejected. they react by slamming him on the ground and screaming. he becomes that he needs to be restrained by another one before eventually leaving the field. as far the games the pirates win it 5-

penny rue is vice president for campus like at wake forest in north carolina.'s responsible for the well being and safety of wake forest university students and their education outside the classroom and is nationally known for her creative leadership in strengthening campus communities. ms. lisa maatz is vice president of government relations for the association of university women here in washington, d.c. she previously spent 16 months serving concurrently as the interim director of the aauw legal defense fund. she has done similar work for the now legal defense and education fund and the older women's league. mr. joseph kohn is policy director at the foundation for individual rights and education in philadelphia, pennsylvania. he's a former staff attorney for the united states court of appeals for the third circuit and a law clerk in the field court of common pleas. immediately prior to joining fire, mr. cohn served as the interim legal director in nevada and utah. i now ask our witnesses to stand and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm tha

trump just watched a rue owe on television. doesn't have a clue. worst voting record in senate. this is the first time rubio and trump have gotten into an extended back and forth but it seems like nothing new for the donald. a spokesperson for fox news says trump will be meeting with the roger ailes next week and they will be discussing the quote, difference of opinion on the presidential run. >>> and chuck todd will have an interview with hillary clinton and also be speaking with the only other woman competing for the white house, car lie fiorina. and bill karins is here. >> a little too hot in areas of the west. they are known for september heat and this is really impressive. strong ridge buckling the jet stream st. exception is the pacific northwest, especially the coastline at washington. you were the cool spot. everybody here from southern california northward, the temperatures almost unheard. 25 degrees above average billings montana. and you can see pretty much from about st. louis all the way to san francisco, temperatures way above average. rainy weather here in the nor

rehema ellis, nbc news, joint base, and rues. >> what a great story they have to tell. that will do it for us on this tuesday night. much more on the pope's visit tomorthw morning on today. matt lauer will be live in washington. i'm be back tomorrow. for now i'm lester for all of us at nbc er. >> brian williams' big return to the anchor chair. >> his plan to win back america's trust now on extra. his first day on msnbc after his seven month suspension. >> ted cruz booed. carly fiorina on colbert. >> and mario made it into kimmel's monologue. >> mario tweeted this photo from the red carpet. >> the big surprise amy shumer got from jennifer lawrence and hours after making history, viola davis one-on-one with tracy who she's calling -- >> a beautiful mess. >> a shocking new millionaire match maker scandal. first a contestant was charged with rape and now a second man charged with brutally beating a woman. plus ann hathaway star struck. >> and now from the entertainment capital of la. >> hello and welcome to "extra". coming up, mariah carrie e carey's public aexperience. >>

tonight without air support, it is extremely risky for the rues working in the dark. there is always the threat of falling trees or stepping in a bumping stump hole. local crews helping out include san mateo and marin. allen martin, kpix5. >>> we know about the dry fuels but what is changing tonight is the wind direction. all week long, in the sierra, it was a north to south wind. tonight, it is switching. it is now a south to north wind. that is the change up there. now, the dry conditions, that is not going anywhere any time soon. a four-year drought has everything so tinder dry, it is burning on contact. the winds are changing to a south to knot wind. we will see gusts on saturday 20 miles an hour. interesting you may have seen some darkish clouds just before sunset. one of our cameras here potrero here is the smoke from the butte fire pushed back toward the san francisco bay area. we will talk about our change with that new south wind coming up. >> thanks paul. >>> dramatic new video tonight of what happened moments before oakland police shot and killed a man last

that came as rue hawny parked one year in office. he says the security forces are retaking government forces and special forces are rejoining in the effort. >>> still much more ahead here on cbs 2 news at noon. emergency landing at kennedy airport. what turned around a passenger >>> planned parenthood faces a congressional hearing, the president speaks out for the first time since videos emerges regarding fetal -- the sale of fetal tissue for research. >>> and what happened when the first lady went on "the late show with stephen colbert." >>> a one-two punch, some wet weather in the works and it may be wind and rain in the works we'll talk about it coming up. tt2watx# gd p bt@qd(\ tt2watx# gd p "a@qt$8 tt2watx# gd p bm@q_/4 tt4watx# gd r dztq 1e4 tt4watx# gd r entq aat tt4watx# gd r gzt& xf, tt4watx# gd r hnt& hh@ tt4watx# g in brooklyn in 1907, four courageous ladies saw the despair of the poor, old, and sick and founded what would become mjhs. today mjhs provides quality home care, rehabilitation and skilled nursing, and advanced h

. >> uber will challenge a rueing granting class action status to a lawsuit over driver pay. the judge said thousands of drivers work for uber can join the legal action. the lawsuit is over whether drivers should be considered employees rather than independent contractors. uber said that the drivers are not employees because they have the nextibility to drive when they want. >> yahoo twins is facing and criticism. >> yahoo c.e.o. announced she is pregnant with identical twin girls. she said shell approach her pregnancy and delivery as she does with her son three years ago, she will "take limited time away," and working lou. -- working throughout which many say sends the wrong message. >> it does not matter if you do not feel well or are tired you have to work. >> it would be nice if she could take more time and set a better example. >> this comes when other silicon valley companies have been making headlines, adobe offering six months of paid leave, and netflix a full career. yahoo offers 16 weeks. it is clear that she will not take advantage of her own company policy, others

. >> it's a complete failure of rue man rights in europe.is what i have to say, massive human rights violations here. people sleeping on the streets for days and days and days, hardly any watering hardly any food. >> reporter: at the border town last week we met this 13-year-old syrian boy, he had escaped with his sister. four days later we spot him in the crowd here trying to get information, but he's frustrated. >> the police don't like the syrians. in serbia, in hungary, in macedonia, in greece,. >> reporter: so what is your message then? >> my message is please help syrians. syrians need help now. you just stop the war and we don't -- we don't want to go to europe. just stop the war in syria. just that. >> reporter: a young voice carrying a simple message, but words that seem to carry little weight here. andrew simmons, al jazerra, budapest. >> around 2 1/2 thousand people have arrived at the port in athens. the greek government chartedded a ferry to transfer the refugees rlingrefugees. most have fled from syria. >>> hundreds of refugees

herbert diest, mathias mueller, and rue better stiller are considered front-runnerers. their job will be to stabilize an automaker who has admitted it screwed up and sold clean diesel cars that really weren't clean. in fact, the epa says almost 500,000 vw diesel cars hive been out on the road emitting up to 40 times more pollution than allowed. consumers feel duped. >> i think it's appalling, honestly. i was shocked. the fact that they would put software in to cheat the smog testing is unbelievable. >> i don't think i'd buy a vw any time soon. >> before i thought of hem as the peak of the peak of automakers, really great, very trust worthy, good quality cars. now i'm just -- i don't know what to think. >> reporter: that ainger may leave some buyers to go after the automaker in class action lawsuits. meanwhile, volkswagen in the face of federal and state investigations has hired the law firm of kirkland sxel leand ell same law firm that represented bp during the gulf oil spill. >>> analysts are trying to determine how this scandal could potentially impact other areas of

rue ma juan dan have to decides. critics say he has penalized the country so much that people fear should he leave the country will fall apart. so critics that i have been talking to say there should be strong enough institution to his transcend an individual, to transcended president. >> catherine soi there in rwanda. >>> people be not imagine being in the same job for 63 years but that's what queen elizabeth has done, she is the longest serving monarch as emma hayward explains. >> my whole life whether it be long or short, shall be devote today your service. >> reporter: it was a promise made more than 63 years ago by a 25-year-old princess soon to be queen. ♪ >> reporter: who would eventually be recognized the world over and who has been a constant presence in british life against a backdrop of constant change. >> in a sense the queen is the social glue of britain. she is the pin that holds the whole class system together. and, of course, she is very important not just as a symbol, but actually she has real consti

waters paul, paul rue beck arrest will paul paul j. a.m. event paul madam clerk beyers paul mccartney richard mary citizen 10 peter a. peter a. nielsen peter anthony investigating gay. >> peter cdc martin peter j. peter halls pr peter phil s. eddy bruce raymond e murphy raymond e downey raymond right direction joke richards do richard a. richard dj and then rikd junior rikd thank you for your time downey junior robert robert p, king junior robert go on the record robert borrowing tool robert man robert edward arrest robert f pursue robert j crawford. >> robert j. manor robert reagan robert laying a foundation everybody remembers where they were on 9/11 (inaudible) want to put in your memory forever lives were lost that day. >> thank you for taking on the challenge (inaudible) very grateful to have you wish you the best (inaudible) always place in our hearts and remember the sacrifice for that day i'd like to ask (inaudible). >> thank you chief joanne whilst good morning. >> good morning. >> it is my privilege and honor to join you in our ci

andre bogs, rue hasn't peel, nadir barn well, roseanne gross and dell land stevenson been kick off theeam. bogs and former player charged in news brunswick invasion that happened back in april. those two and other players are also accused of another home invasion in may. some of the players are also change charged with assaulting a group of people in april. >>> now the annual made in america festival is wrapping up right now. it was a full day of music and a little bit of chaos as well. steve patterson was right in the miffled it all and tells us about a surprise guest. >> reporter: it's a philly thing. huge acts, live music dancing in the streets provided by made in america. year four underway and by far the biggest yesterday the. five stages. 62 acts. hours of continuous music and parkway flooded with screaming fans. >> the first time. we're very excited to see beyonce'. this is really awesome. it's great to see philly coming tomorrow as one. >> security is tight. state and local police on couldn't at that particular time patrol and mixed in the crowd. city officials using this event

they are going to rue the day they ever signed anything. amount to anything more than a campaign event? >> it is just a campaign event, but i think it's bigger than that. they went on record even though he went on record in an unlikely way with rip the deal. it is not a realistic solution. same thing with obama care. he wanted to do all these things the probably would not happen. he went on record saying we oppose this issue in a big way and is hanging in around the democrats neck. that is what they need to do. i do applaud them for this rally. kennedy: but does this shift the votes? is there anything that can be done practically to shift the balance? >> the only thing they can do to shift the balance is it members of these constituents or members colin and pressure them to switch their vote which has not happened. there have been effective campaigns. kennedy: one of the moderators at the debate next week. he had donald trump on the show. trump claims he would play got you. asking him if he knew certain heavy hitters within the islamic jiha

waters paul, paul rue beck arrest will paul paul j. a.m. event paul madam clerk beyers paul mccartney richard mary citizen 10 peter a. peter a. nielsen peter anthony investigating gay. >> peter cdc martin peter j. peter halls pr peter phil s. eddy bruce raymond e murphy raymond e downey raymond right direction joke richards do richard a. richard dj and then rikd junior rikd thank you for your time downey junior robert robert p, king junior robert go on the record robert borrowing tool robert man robert edward arrest robert f pursue robert j crawford. >> robert j. manor robert reagan robert laying a foundation everybody remembers where they were on 9/11 (inaudible) want to put in your memory forever lives were lost that day. >> thank you for taking on the challenge (inaudible) very grateful to have you wish you the best (inaudible) always place in our hearts and remember the sacrifice for that day i'd like to ask (inaudible). >> thank you chief joanne whilst good morning. >> good morning. >> it is my privilege and honor to join you in our ci

he's going to rue the day. >> adam: they lose 28-27. >> brian: then there is the live with that but i agree you have to go with it there. that drive, five for five on third down were the volunteers and then will grier, the true freshman says i'll see you your five for five on third and i'll raise you five for five on fourth down. the mettle of this young man -- we talked about his poise in the pregame show. once again. >> rick: 100 yards passing on fourth down by that gator quarterback and i want to give butch a pass -- looked like confusion late in the game. the head linesman gave a confusing signal. he looks like he's going to show everyone it's marked for play then he hesitates and gives the stop-clock signal. >> brian: then a penalty for too many men on the field. >> rick: i don't know that it would have mattered but it would have given them more time to get a little bit closer before the unfortunate field goal. >> adam: aaron medley ends up with a medley of attempts at the end and the second one after the time out by jim mcelwain to freeze him, his second attempt was mighty close

land rue says his administration has done everything it can to resolve the issue. >> we have sought to and suck successfully made legislative changes. i appointed a blue ribbon commission that spent months coming up with alternatives that were turned down. >> reporter: the city owes firefighters 75 million in back wages and 67 million in interest. due to the city not giving firefighters raises required by state law. the union also won another judgment against the city when new orleans cut its pension system. the loc at firefighters union has sought to have the city held in contempt of court for not paying. new orleans say its doesn't have the money. they save costly reformed to the prison and police department have drained city coffers. >> they are now pursuing the scorched earth policy and strategy that threatens to severely cripple this city's ability to deliver essential services. >>> new advice for doctors about treating high blood pressure. a more aggressive approach is needed. the national institutes stopped a trail a year early to share the potentially life saving advice. the ne

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all we know is that it was a single vehicle rollover crash during rue neen traoutine train. >> in a few hours, three americans who stopped a terror attack on a train in france are going to be honored with a parade in sacramento, california. the three men subdued a heavily armed man on that train in france. savannah guthrie sat down with stone. >> they took the ak from him. he pulled out the pistol, pulled it back, putting it to my head, click, it didn't work. i guess the clip managed to fall out beforehand, and then we pried that out of his hands. the next thing i know, he's got a box cutter. >> after his two friends got that box cutter away, stone held the againman in a choke hold until the attacker passed out. he then ran over to a bleeding victim and saved his life. >> it seems one little boy could not wait. a baby boy was born along the road. the couple was on the way to the hospital when they got stuck in traffic. the dad called 9-1-1 for help. >> i'm driving in the emergency lane. my wife is going into labor. i'm trying to get to stamford. >> where are you in. >> i'm passing into

very nice batters alex rueings. juliet's favorite follow with a home run solo, yankees win it 6-4 jays won as well so yankees stay a game and a half out they play the baltimore orioles this afternoon in the bronx. at the u.s. open quarter finals match a everybody was dreaming about serena versus vee necessary venice williams. >> that set up tomorrow's big match. the williams sisters have played each other -- excuse me. 26 times during that you are career. serena leads 15-11. but venice is 35 years old she's playing really, really well. just take it how terrible if a family feud forever if venice beat serena? >> can you imagine christmas dinner? >> it would be -- >> potatoes, here you go. juliet: latest entertainment news is coming up. anna is over there. >> could david beck l play james bond? >> good enough looking but that voice. soundsllike he's sucking in helium. not very -- ben: anna [ cheers and applause ] a wave of game-day excitement is rolling into dunkin'. taste the new tailgater breakfast sandwich, stacked

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new jersey, route 80, hackensack west bound, an accident in local lanes by 66 blocking two lanes, 4 rue way on the tappan zee bridge construction going on southbound, one lane closed by exit 11, construction everything fine westchester on the thruway across westchester, a little delay, yellow, not a big deal. let's look at the staten island expressway, constructions that i buy victory boulevard, traffic flow traveling eastbound, delays to the gospels bridge and west shore, no problems on the west side with downside. some repaving from overnight construction. no problems on the northbound side. trains on or close to schedule, street cleaning rules in effect. juliet: some sad news out of the jersey shore, three people i dead, one in critical condition after of fire swept through their home. ben: firefighters from that town and surrounding communities responded, tried to get inside for a rescue but the fire was too hot. monmouth county prosecutor's office investigating, there is no word what started the fire. juliet: this story is just disgusting. fighting between kids is not unusual but w

. ♪ >> president obama has met with rue all castro this morning.t is their first meeting since the u.s. and cuba reopened their embassies in washington and havana. john terrett is live for us at the u.n. this morning. john, relations have improved a lot, but there is still that embargo and the u.s. presence and occupation in cuba's words at guantanamo. >> yeah, we saw raul castro yesterday. one of the moments of history was the appearal of raul castro, the brother of fidel, he was one of the original members of the cuban revolution all the way back in 1959, and yet here he was yesterday making history, his first-ever general assembly speech before the united nations. and it become very clear during the course of that speech that relations have really warmed between washington and havana after years of no talking and no trading, certainly. but there are still mom you mental problems to try to overcome. castro hinted that he wanted to get guantanamo bay back from the american movement, he is looking for issues of what you might call soft diplomacy to

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