. >> was jordan johnson a sacrificial lamb? >> reporter: and a brave survivor, whose case took a stunning turn in a single, surprising moment. >> i remember thinking, "oh my god!" >> reporter: for students and faculty across the country: a "teachable moment." >> it's like being stuck in like a cave and finding that one ray of light and realizing that there's a way out. >> reporter: crisis on campus. >> thanks for joining us. i'm lester holt. choosing a college is one of the biggest decisions a young person will ever make. but this year those decisions have been made against the backdrop of an unprecedented national debate about sexual assault on campus and how it's handled by school officials. we're about to go inside what some call a crisis. follow a couple of troubling and thought-provoking cases from beginning to end and learn about a surprising new tool that victims are using to change the system. here's andrea canning. >> reporter: jillian doherty says her real education didn't begin when she arrived for college orientatio

. >> we're the sacrificial lamb. we have the toxins, and the money. >> but people are fighting back against west virginia's traditional power breakers, but there's a feeling that they're on their own as they make preparations for a future without coal. they're an expendable resource. aljazeera, west virginia. >> images of the great migration in a time when millions of african-americans made their way from the south to the north. that's ahead. >> the great migration 6 million african-americans went from the south to the north. >> 6 million african-americans who moved from the rural south to the urban west in the years before world war i until things began to improve because of the civil rights movement. >>allyshe's a curator at the museum of modern art and the theme is the great migration, the main series a series much 60 panels each with a caption by the late great painter jacob lawrence. >> and that story of how you leave home is very much an american story. you have pictures that are simple and great tenderness and

. >> we're the sacrificial lambs. we take the risks and the monday leaves the state. >> the people of fayette are fighting back against west virginia's traditional power brokers, but there is a feeling that they're on their own as they make preparations for a future without coal. they are an unexpendable resource. al jazeera, west virginia. >> well, shares in european stock markets have fallen with no sign of significant progress in talks between greece and credit helped peppers cash strapped greece is seeking if they'll unlock more bailout funds. >>> and the first of several european games have opened. 6,000 athletes from 50 countries will compete over the next two weeks. but behind the celebrations amnesty international is criticizing azerbaijan human rights record. for more on that story and everything else we've been covering on the website. there it is, the address www.aljazeera.com. international piano superstar lang lang. >> the art, you know, it's about, you know... the distance and in and out, big picture, pr

bureaucracy that is in san francisco now and since 1990, and were to be sacrificed, were to be the sacrificial lamb without any statistical reports for mr. shaw. now you are putting him, rj, in his quest to do his job, his saying he can meet the jedi deadline that i am sorry jay, i do like you but that is unreasonable back not in this type of scope and severity of what happened this type of investment mack i agree with you mr. driscoll, believe it or not, that this may not be the way to go. i firmly believe that this type of investment should be given -- give the opportunity to wrong, late the developers. we give larry ellison and proud playground which run all four for 11 nine dollars of it his -- could have a yacht race. give google given opportunity to twitter back have them give you the millions of dollars. have the mayor asked him for 150 were 300 million but please do not ask the plan participants who cannot even qualify for this type of housing and have us foot the bill. so, please reconsider this. this i think is the man's quest to be the progressive mayor -- i am sorry that no one is buyin

the other problem is whether a woman putting herself out there is going to be the sacrificial lamb. very often women do not cling together when there is strength in numbers. and this sense of isolation, that, "i'm just struggling with this alone," is one that very often holds women back to accept a secondary status in pay and other career opportunities. it's not just the compensation, but it's the promotions, the opportunity to have higher status within the corporation or within the workplace. and that feeds all the way up to the corporate, or the c suite, that women are not... are even less represented at the very higher levels of the workplace, where the decisions can be made to assure that these disparities do not consent... do not continue, and that they're rooted out. and very often we see that the claim is, "well, we have to train women," even though these are the same women that sat next to men in the mba courses, "we have to train them, we have to put them in the pipeline. we have to get them ready." >> hinojosa: so are you feeling like maybe we need to have a business schoo

. >> we're the sacrificial lambs. we take the risks and health risks and tax ins and the money leaves the state. >> the people are fayette are fighting back against west virginia's traditional power brokers. there is a feeling they are on their own. they are an expendable resource. al jazeera, west virginia. >> thanks for watching the news hour on al jazeera. back in just a moment or two with more news. stay with us. >>> coming up australia accused of paying people smuggers to turn back asylum seeker vessels. the prime minister dodges the allegations >>> former imf chief is acquitted of procuring prostitutes for sex parties >>> and no place for young

idea of the gift of black folk in this age, but not in order to say that, like we are the sack sacrificial lambs, but to get us to think about that socratic questioning that this moment of suffering ought to call us to. >> absolutely. and the illustrations that you give are the tangible outcomes of the collective efforts of black people through their suffering to create opportunities for others. one of the things that has troubled me even about the reporting of the incidents is the kind of emphasis at times on the immediate forgiveness of the shooter. because for me it harkens to some of the kinds of concerns that curtis evans writes about in "the burden of black religion." it's this thing where african-americans in the 1700s and the 1800s, african-american religion was supposed to provide salvation and healing and liberation for black people. but at the same time for whites it was supposed to provide solace and forgiveness for harms done. and the way the abolitionists came to the south, they came to the south promising slave owners that it's okay to free slaves because their religion teaches th

they decided he was going to be the sacrificial lam lamb. in way over his head. when he realized this ship is going down, he jumped. >> this morning, without the president's approval, dean issued a statement in which among other things he declared some may hope or think i will become a scapegoat in the watergate case. anyone who believes this does not know me, know the true facts or understand our system of justice. >> do you have information implicating president nixon in a cover-up? >> i have no comment this morning? >> we started having secret conversations with john dean. he was disclosing this conspiracy to put it mildly. >> when i broke rank and started dealing with the prosecutors in early april. i had the naive belief that by breaking rank, they would do likewise. >> john dean kept upping the ante. i want immunity. okay. i'll tell you this. >> i remember this, john has something to tell you. and dean told us, this same group had broken into the office. he said, oh, your jaw just dropped beneath the floor. >> in 1971, daniel elsburg h

my butt was the sacrificial lamb. >> for the movie. >> it was sizzling. >> for your butt we have to seeook at that. bam. it should be trademarked. "balls out". >> neckicky you have nothing after that. thanks, jake, nicky, jay. thanks so much. on demand friday june 19. >> you're going to see it. >> we have a little clip of it. we got to see it ahead of time. another clue, by the way. that was your little musical en intro. iconic character. >> you have to know it now. tell us what you think on twitter. >> up next, what the sit and stand test means for your health. see if there are thousands of ways into the complex health care system. and unitedhealthcare has ways to help you find care fast. like an app with an urgent care locator. so, what happened? ah..i got taken out by this car. ♪ i get out of work, and i go to the store, and somebody says, smellin' around, "i smell cookies." i said, "oh no you just smell me, i just got out of work that's honey bunches of oats, that's all." i said "don't eat me now." ♪ take me in, into your darkest hour ♪ ♪ and i'll never desert you ♪ ♪ i'll stand by