selden college is a black liberal arts college for women. and it produces more black women who go on to get phd's in stem fields than any other college or university in the country. so when hidden figures came out, it was a revelation, but it was a moment for us to advance more the narrative of institution that's been doing this for decades. literally for decades. so that's a very dramatic instance where it wasn't a novel, it was a nonfiction narrative that became a film of course but in fact, it pushed that knowledge forward and we had the great pleasure of giving catherine johnson an honorary degree two years ago. [applause] >> wait for the mic. >> you talk a lot about the tenants of art which dovetails off of that is the nourishing aspect , that it nourishes and nourishes what's already in the culture so hidden figures nourished what you are talking about, the harlem renaissance nurtured theblack people in harlem . and became revelatory to the white people outside so i think nourishing andnurturing is another important aspect . >> wait fo

launch another set of airstrikes against military defenses or against iranian military defenses in selden syria could kill many or any revolutionary guard members who are vital for russia's military campaign may tenth that's the most proximate example in other ways is it reveals important to russia because it's a major trade partner in the middle east is also very important partner for russia's broader collective security goal russia wants to be involved ideally in the gaging in dialogue and one of two major conflicts israel the iran iran and saudi arabia and trying to leverage a strong relations with all these powers if the relationship between israel and russia were to be breached is broader diplomatic goals for a long term foothold in the middle east should be greatly diminished so i think that means to me a good relationship with israel is paramount and that ultimately russia will probably try to warn and gradually chastise israel rather than cut off relations or escalate or drastically it doesn't want retaliation from jerusalem but will russia mr ramani continue to you know turn the

>> reporter: other people seem to agree, republican congressman lee selden tweeted pat tillman should have been the face of nike, the former nfl star from san jose turned down millions, enlisted in the army, after the september 11 attacks, and was killed serving in afghanistan. his nfl name was created with tillman's face in the nike ad. the congressman said tillman died for our flag and anthem while kaepernick protested it. >> reporter: we saw people out here taking pictures of the nike billboard, one man said he even bought nike socks just to support the company. he also spoke to people who had no idea who kaepernick is. reporting live in union square, mary lee, kpix5. >> the broadcast debut for the ad will be during the nfl opener tomorrow night. >> a prestigious south bay school president is resigning after the school is accused of mishandling sex abuse allegations. julie watches outside the school with the details tonight, julie? >> reporter: mary miller resigned today after allegations of mishandling sexual conduct for decades. the school did not make anyone available for an int

selden college is a black liberal arts college for women. and it produces more black women who go on to get phd's in stem fields than any other college or university in the country. so when hidden figures came out, it was a revelation, but it was a moment for us to advance more the narrative of institution that's been doing this for decades. literally for decades. so that's a very dramatic instance where it wasn't a novel, it was a nonfiction narrative that became a film of course but in fact, it pushed that knowledge forward and we had the great pleasure of giving catherine johnson an honorary degree two years ago. [applause] >> wait for the mic. >> you talk a lot about the tenants of art which dovetails off of that is the nourishing aspect , that it nourishes and nourishes what's already in the culture so hidden figures nourished what you are talking about, the harlem renaissance nurtured theblack people in harlem . and became revelatory to the white people outside so i think nourishing andnurturing is another important aspect . >> wait fo

republican congressman lee selden tweeted, pat tillman should have been the face of nike.ormer nfl star from san jose turned down millions inlisted in the army after the september 11th attacks and was killed serving in afghanistan. this nfl kneeling was created with tillman's face in the nike ad. the congressman said tillman died for our flag and national anthem while kaepernick protested it. in union square, mary lee, kpix 5. >> nike is not the only multi- billion-dollar company wading into hot button issues. levi's is now catching both heat and campaign on gun control. the coe said that levi's will be partnering with michael bloomberg to form a coalition of business leaders to advocate for more gun control. levi's has established a safer tomorrow fund to help nonprofits and youth activists who are working to end gun violence in america. >> a lot of people are standing up for us so it's a good thing, you know what i mean, and their being the first to jump on board, i hope more companies jump on board. >> last year levi's banned guns in its stores and some people set their

in the show temps me mrs selden them are sort of russian and then president of the sea have a plan that can. and then i see him sit walk into definitions as a tumble would let him miss that child down a lot and i thought. tribute here at damage. that you could watch him walk in. a little in a sweat. silvery he had a. lot of time on beirut but. rather listen meticulous a half a black september woman. with one of the. bill carter was the i'll tell had been the jordanian prime minister during the black september events in one nine hundred seventy to salaam or he was a symbol of arab betrayal. and a lot of donor and you are a man. of two. or three a national missile. defense and of their had who were at about at the callier in a look in the center then a submarine missile or a small had always e.s.e. bill what the hell if about how to kill it and you look many for some and that is a met aside the leo are caught our side lot of them had alarm surgery near fear as was ian rush did that all in all or mission or feet on the inside the united them kind of can assess it for about a million or ten

launch another set of airstrikes against military defenses or against iranian military defenses in selden syria could kill many or any revolutionary guard members who are vital for russia's military campaign i may tenth that's the most proximate example in other ways is it resolves important to russia because it's a major trade partner in the middle east is also a very important partner for russia's broader collective security goal russia wants to be involved ideally gaging in dialogue i want a few major conflicts israel the iran iran and saudi arabia and trying to leverage a strong relations with all these powers if the relationship between israel and russia were to be breached is broadly diplomatic goals for a long term foothold in the middle east should be greatly diminished so i think that means to me a good relationship with israel is paramount and that ultimately russia will probably try to warn and gradually chastise israel rather than cut off relations or escalate or drastically it doesn't want retaliation from jerusalem but will russia mr ramani continue to you know turn the othe

launch another set of airstrikes against military defenses or against iranian military defenses in selden syria could kill many or any revolutionary guard members who are vital for russia's military campaign may tenth that's the most proximate example in other ways is it resolves important to russia because it's a major trade partner in the middle east is also very important partner for russia's broader collective security goal russia wants to be involved ideally gaging in dialogue i want a few major conflicts israel the iran iran and saudi arabia and trying to leverage a strong relations with all these powers if the relationship between israel and russia were to be breached is broadly diplomatic goals for a long term foothold in the middle east should be greatly diminished so i think that means to me a good relationship with israel is paramount and that ultimately russia will probably try to warn and gradually chastise israel rather than cut off relations or escalate or drastically it doesn't want retaliation from jerusalem but will russia mr ramani continue to you know turn the other wa

selden of new york more. nuclearng up a agreement with iran, negotiating with our allies that was working, and negotiated with our adversaries, china and russia, was actually working, was verified as such. i think it makes it harder to get compliance with allies on sanctions when we rip up our own agreement, our own u.s.-led agreement. it makes us less reliable and frankly, it dilutes the efficacy of sanctions we want to hear -- to reimpose. i think it was a misguided and mistaken decision. i wish you were here to hear that. i thank you both for being here. thank you for your wonderful service in the foreign relations committee. lieu: so russia continues tosupply arms, equipment syria as well as iran. how much has u.s. sanctioned russia for providing those sorts of assistance to countries like iran? iran, not so to much. but what they're doing with assad, we have targeted the main export engine of the russian government and their bank. connectioned them in with the atrocities that assad has committed. that ha