campus sexual assault is an epidemic in america. it is unacceptable that one in four women are sexually assaulted on campus. thank you, my colleagues, or bringing us together to point out the outrageous statement from ms. jackson. i know there was an apology, but ist does not erase what inside. a yield on to the distinguished chair of the women's task force. >> thank you, leader pelosi. susan davis and all my colleagues here who are often in their own right, great leaders at home and in our congress. let me start by saying that, yes the comments yesterday by candace jackson were in outrage, excusing violent behavior. but even more troubling is they reflect a dangerous attitude at the department of education toward victims of sexual assault. college should be a place to ask and expand your mind, not fear for your safety. students should be chasing dreams, not running from sexual predators. today, betsy devos is meeting with a giving a platform to groups who discount victims and protect accused rapists. it is unbelievable. meanwhile,

campus sexual assault is an epidemic in america. it's important to note that it's unacceptable that one in four women are sexually assaulted on campus. so thank you, my colleagues, for bringing us together to point out the outrageous statement of -- outrageous statement. i know there's an apology but that doesn't erase what is inside that dispute before us yesterday. please now to yield to the distinguished chair of the democratic women's task force, coshare of the bipartisan representative franco of florida. thank you, leader pelosi and all of my colleagues who are awesome in their own right, great leaders at home and in our congress. yes it is common outrage excu excusing violent behave. but they reflect a dangerous attitude at the department of education towards victims of sexual assault. college should be a place to expand your mind, not fear for your safety. students should be chasing dreams, not running from sexual predators. and yet today secretary betsy devos is meeting with and giving a platform to groups who discount victi

colleges arein either sexually assaulted or an attempt of sexual assault is made upon them while they are there. 13% of lgbt members and 6% of men. as the leader said, this is an epidemic. six years ago, i took my daughter on college course -- college tours. every orientation, the first question asked by parents was, how safe is the school? in orientation, when she went to college, what kind of safety measures do you have in place? republican and democratic errands want to make sure their children are going to schools that have a good record of addressing the issue of sexual assault. apologized,son has but let me share with you what she has said. she said that 90% of investigations fall in the ,ategory of "we were both drunk and six months later the man finds out she is being d."he is being charged and those of the worst she said. catherine lamont was the director of the civil rights and the obama administration. when she was told this, she said that he was demonstrably untrue. ,he says when she took that job she saw jaw-dropping noncompliance by universities of title ix as related to

what in your opinion is wrong with the reductions for sexual assault -- the protections for sexual assault victims under the obama administration? >> i heard a lot from students who have been a part of this issue and has been on both sides of the issue. i heard from both of them, both groups, that they are interested in ensuring the process is fair for both parties, all parties, and they have all acknowledged that in too many cases, it isn't today. -- part of the process of gathering groups together and having these conversations is to try to talk about what is the best way going forward, and if there are changes to be made, what should be, and to make it a collaborative process. as i said earlier, i think the partnership with those colleges and universities that are charged with actually enforcing and implementing is such an important part of it, as well. final question. does working under a president who admitted to sexual assault make your job harder? is important to get right on behalf of our students. our focus on the department education is to do right by students. that is my commitm

they were sharing with me their personal stories of sexual harassment. many that i hadn't heard from anyone else. they felt they could trust me. they knew i would get it. i started looking all these stories in my home office, there were thousands of them. i need to do something with it and that was what it was. giving a voice to the voiceless. what was amazing in this process was so many of these women felt victorious to me. they never had their stories heard. they feel the public plunge took was a victory for them. >> host: i read in this preview 70% of women have experienced some type of harassment. >> guest: that would be a low figure. when i speak in front of thousands of people and ask them to raise their hands. in 2017 almost every woman has a story. it is unbelievable to me. we we have come so far. my two children, 14 and 12 -- i knew so many parents across the country don't want to fathom the idea of their daughter going to work and having some like this happen. this is really about coming together and deciding how we are going to fix this proble

they were sharing their own personal stories of sexual harassment. many of these women had never told anyone else but if the lie they could trust me. they knew that i would get it. i start printing out all the stories in my home office and it was thousands of them, and i said to myself i need to do something with this. that was what this was. it was giving a voice to the voiceless. what's been amazing this process is so many women felt victorious for me. they never had their stories heard in so many cases. they feel that the public plunge that i took was a victory for them as well. >> host: i think i read in this preview, 70% of women have experienced some type of harassment? >> guest: that would be a low figure. when i go and speak in front of thousands i asked them to raise their hands and, unfortunately, in 2017 almost every single woman still has a story. it's unbelievable to me. we think with, so far and it's not just -- i have two children 14 and 12. i really want to change this for them and i know so many parents across the country don't want

lima: [speaking spanish] >> i am a survivor of sexual violence and i'm a journalist. ms. lima: [speaking spanish] >> and i understood at the time to be a part of the peace process was the right time. ms. lima: [speaking spanish] >> because people did not want to address sexual violence in the framework of the peace process. ms. lima: [speaking spanish] >> women who have suffered sexual violence in colombia continue to be invisible. ms. lima: [speaking spanish] >> sitting down at that table to give voice to millions of victims of sexual abuse was the biggest challenge i had ahead of me as a citizen and also as a survivor. ms. lima: [speaking spanish] >> and i hope i did a good job. ms. lima: [speaking spanish] >> i think we did a good job. [applause] ms. lima: [speaking spanish] >> because survivors of sexual violence, not only in colombia but around the world, we are no longer invisible. ms. lima: [speaking spanish] [applause] >> women are no longer invisible. ms. lima: [speaking spanish] >> and i believe that is the most important thing the peace process can leave for co

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police believe he sexually assaulted at least ten students at school, and at his home. he's also accused of producing child porn. he admitted he's h-i-v positive. the meeting begins at seven p.m. at the first baptist church of st. charles.. stoddert avenue in waldorf. today, another employee of charles county public schools accused of sexual abuse will go on trial. ronald wells is a former science teacher at henry e. lackey high school. he was charged with sexual abuse of a minor back in january, but we only learned about the case this month. according to court documents the alleged incident happened in april 20-16. wells has not worked in the charles county school system since may 20-16. some people in upper montgomery county are dealing with storm damage this morning. parts of the laytonsville area received up to four-and-a-half inches of rain yesterday. downed trees and power lines, along with flooding, caused problems during the evening commute. woodfield road was shut down in three areas. this woman had driven to her zumba because of the blocked roads, she had to w

no student should be the victim of sexual assault. no student should feel unsafe. no student should feel like there is not a way to seek justice and no student should feel the scales are tipped against him or her. we need to get this right. we need to protect all students, and we need to do it quickly. it is obvious the toll this places on everyone involved. we have three groups and today, our first group was a group of survivors. hearing their stories, it reminded me of the disgusting behavior of some and our society. we must expect more of our young men and women. we cannot go back to the days when allegations were swept under the rug. i acknowledge there was a time when women were essentially dismissed. that is not acceptable. our second group was a group of those who have been accused. it was clear their stories are not often told, and their lives that have been ruined, and lives lost in the process. it was clear there are failings in this process. a system without due process for protections ultimately serves no one in the end. our third group were leaders of

one of the biggest issues is the mess that surround this issue of sexual harassment. what we need to really get past is when women finally get together, come forward and say something about why are they penalized and what i found out was the majority of women who actually find that strength to do something about it in many cases, and up getting fired, the perpetrators and stay in the workplace and the women never go back to their field or profession. that's wrong. so, we need to get rid of the mess that if you speak up you're a troublemaker or that you're trying to cause problems and you don't get along or you can't take a joke. we need to celebrate the women finally have strength to come forward and try to eradicate this myth that is still out there. unfortunately, it's hard to believe but it's deftly still out there. >> host: you also report that women almost feel guilty because of that. >> guest: yet, because in some ways women are still raised to feel like they are to blame things that happen in our lives, even things that are out of their control. so much of this

no student should be the victim of sexual assault. no student should feel unsafe. no student should feel like there isn't a way to seek justice and no student should feel the scales are tipped against him or her. we need to get this right, we need to protect all students and do it quickly. it's obvious the toll of this place is on everyone involved. we have three groups in today, our first group was a group of survivors. hearing their stories it was -- it reminded me of the disgusting behavior of some in our society. we must expect more of our young men and women. we can't go back to the days th. and i acknowledge there was a time when women were essentially dismissed. that is not acceptable. our second group was a group of those who had been accused. it was clear that their stories are not often told. and there are lives that have been ruined, and lives that have been lost in the process. it was clear that there are failings in this process. a system without due process protections ultimately serves no one in the end. our third group was a group of leaders of inst

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i'm an ex—police officer and a survivor of child sexual abuse.er of years i've been round hunting groups, helped them start up. i've also done my own decoy work anonymously. my aim is to make it much, much harder for these men to feel comfortable on the internet petronus caught this man — alan mullen, a 67—year—old architect who is married and lives in cwmbran. he's arriving at court to be sentenced after he admitted sexual grooming online and attempting to meet a child. he was effectively into two of our decoys — he thought they were 14. the group — which doesn't broadcast its stings live — recorded hundreds of pages of chat between them and mullen. he rang one of the decoys who was posing as a child during what mullen thought was her school lunch break. hello, how are you? i'm ok, thanks. no, i'm having it in a minute with my friends. i just got off to talk to you. ok, i will text you later. 0k. he professed to be this father figure, it was classic grooming, but underlying all that was this horrible sexual deviancy. on the day he thought he'd b

1 in 5 women sexually assaulted in college one in 16 men sexually assaulted in college?> right, right. so yes. i believe what's getting better is the practices and the assistance afterwards. of course we -- we definitely as a culture and a society need to focus more on changing the culture and changing in rape culture to end it so that we could have these appropriate, healthy relationship conversations before anyone even steps foot on a college campus. so we could understand what consent is. and so there isn't so many -- so high prevailens rates of sexual violence on campus. but what we have been seeing is that more and more students now -- and it's particularly the vulnerable students such as transgender students, students with disabilities, students of color and lgbtq students are allowed to stay in school now longer because they do know rights. and because any do have access to those resources. >> what did you say to the secretary? >> so, i explained to the secretary just a little bit about what i said before, is that really we need to listen to different perspectives

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when sexual assaults happen on the high seas, they're rarely prosecuted. tonight we look at why in an nbc news investigation. >>> running wild, growing concern about the future of these majestic symbols of the american west. "nightly news" begins now. >>> when the president tweeted a video depicting him beating up cnn this morning, the reaction was instantaneous, his supporters cheered him on. his critics questioned his mental state. and across twitter, many offered historical context. the continental congress voted to declare independence from britain. president trump had little official business on his calendar today, so his provocative tweet is dominating the conversation, and seemed to catch even some in the administration offguard. we begin with kelly o'donnell with the president in new jersey. >> oh, my god, what's going to happen. >> reporter: 28 seconds of presidential political theater. sent to tens of millions, from the u.s. government account and personal @realdonald trump feed. depicting a takedown. ratcheting up his run-ins with the media. >>

there was a debate about human sexuality, essentially about gay sexuality, and whether practising gaybe... ordained. they have been in their thousands for centuries. the african bishops, who are particularly homophobic, hijacked the debate, and they wanted the lambeth conference to condemn gay sexuality in a famous proposal called 101. it was like being at a nuremberg rally. it wasn't a considered debate — the bible says we can't support this, i want to be compassionate... no, it was ugly, it was cruel. they were saying the kind of things that the most horrible bigots say, and i came out a bit drained. something died in me. 0utside, on a wee grassy knoll, a nigerian bishop was exorcising a young gay man. trying to cast out the devil of homosexuality. a devil did come out but it was the devil of homophobia, and it has bedevilled the anglican church ever since. we are still wrestling with it. anyone under 35just does not get it, but we are still rabbiting on about it. it kills me. is it true that you threw your bishop's mitre in the thames? it's true. an artist made me a biodegradable o

slaves... know they have been selling sexual slaves. . .the group. what we are saying is those displaced women, girls and young boys, they need education. the torment they go through. how do you operate in practice in such areas? areas that might be controlled by is or the syrian government? difference between us and other organisations is... these people operate within the context of their country. we are not interested in providing and supporting emergency or disaster situations, but we are forced to act in sucha situations, but we are forced to act in such a situation. we are providing for over 3 million people, just until 2016. providing for over 3 million people, just until2016. i want providing for over 3 million people, just until 2016. i want to look at another controversial area where the ippf has worked. you worked with a chinese family planning association, right through beijing's one child policy. you yourself in that visited china in 2013 and met the prime minister. did that not make you feel uncomfortable? no. a country that h

there was a debate on human sexuality, essentially about gay sexuality, and whether practising gay people. they had been in their thousands for centuries. the african bishops, who were particularly homophobic, hijacked the debate. they wanted the lambeth conference to condemn gay sexuality in a famous proposal called 101. it was like being at a nuremberg rally. it wasn't a considered debate, the bible says we can't support this, i want to be compassionate. no, it was ugly, it was cruel. they were saying the kind of things that the most horrible bigots say. i came out of it drained. something died in me. 0utside, on a wee grassy knoll outside the tent where we've had the debate, a nigerian bishop was exorcising a young gay man, called richard kirker, trying to cast out the devil of homosexuality. a devil did come out, but it was the devil of homophobia. it has bedevilled the anglican church ever since. we're still wrestling it. secular society has moved on. anyone under 35just doesn't get it. but we're still rabbiting on about it. and it killed something in me. it's said that you threw you

so i do believe, okay, there are sexual differences. i think that as civilizations evil as they become more complicated that gender eventually has a performance quality. it becomes an artifact like other artifacts, like works of art. that's why i have a facebook on the subject but that ultimately there are very fundamental sexual differences that come from the fact that most men have 8 to 10 times the amount of testosterone in their bodies that women do . my entire life , men talk and think different, heterosexual men talk and think different from the way women think. i remember my father saying that he would listen to the women talking, my mother, my aunt and all and he said he could never follow the conversation. no names were being used. and sentences were being ended but yet everyone knew exactly what they were talking about and people would say hey, did he say, oh, you saw that?he saw that she saw? okay and all right. and that's why i love the real housewives. i adore the real housewives, gloria steinem hates it but the real housew

we have zero tolerance for any form of child sexual exploitation."howed children openly being groomed. the question for periscope — can young people really broadcast to the world and stay safe? angus crawford, bbc news. 16 children have been interviewed by social services and police this evening as part of a major investigation into child abuse in cheltenham. officers have searched properties and seized mobile phones and computers. our correspondent steve knibbs has the details. tonight, this is still a live investigation. police are describing it as significant. information first came to light last friday of allegations of recent and non—recent child sexual abuse. yesterday, a number of police officers, accompanied by social care teams, visited and searched four homes in cheltenham. at the same time, 16 children of all ages i understand were also spoken to at a number of locations in cheltenham. that's obviously a sensitive part of the investigation. let's get more on that from the man leading the enquiry. we spoke to those children, along with coll

campus sexual assault is an epidemic in america. it is unacceptable that one in four women are sexually assaulted on campus. thank you, my colleagues, or bringing us together to point out the outrageous statement from ms. jackson. i know there was an apology, but ist does not erase what inside. a yield on to the distinguished chair of the women's task force. >> thank you, leader pelosi.

how many of you here have experienced sexual harassment? they're high-powered women in the shiny world of tech. but they're dealing with something dark. >> his body was pushing up against me. >> he backed me into a corner. >> all of a sudden his hand is on my inner thigh. >> what are you thinking in that moment? got to get out of here. >> sexual harassment in silicon valley. meet the women standing up. and speaking out on camera together for the first time on television. >> i don't say something, who will? >>> also, the russian plot thickens. >> like his father, he wants to win. nbc's katy tur takes us inside the latest revelations. collusion or confusion? >> it was it was a very frustrating, unorganized and unorthodox operation >> that's clearly a trap. you're clearly setting someone up so that you can determine whether they bite. >> plus, how about a dose of inspiration? >> what were your chances for success in this world? >> for success, there was none. >> kate snow with the miracle named michaela deprince. born in a war zone. orphaned a

among them, accusations of sexual harassment, sexual comments and sexual touching.dub her is a member of the school board. >> it is critical that the district will respond to incidents of sexual harassment or other violations. the district need to find out about them it is always good if these things are happening for the district to know about them.>>> reporter: the usd registered a total of 71 complaints on the ucp log from generate 2014 until this past june. by comparison, san francisco had 112, fremont 7, and san jose unified school district had five. renewed scrutiny over the numbers comes as the department of education's office of civil rights completed a four-year investigation into the district. and found the a usd failed to take appropriate steps in a prompt manner dating back to 2013. in may, our series of 2 investigates reports detailed how a high school. student athlete was convicted in juvenile court of having oral sex with a minor in the school bathroom last october. the district did not initiate a title ix investigation, as required by federal law. >>

you work to promote women's sexual and reproductive rights.e, which is very common in your native ethiopia. you know, the effects of the fgm, female genital mutilation, and so on... but in trying to tackle all these problems, you are trying challenging deep religious and social conventions. it is very, very hard to do that. believe me, it is not as hard as it is. because the communities, they know. for example, in pakistan, we are working with religious groups. they are the ones who are teaching them what the rights of a woman is. how challenging it is for an early marriage. it doesn't mean there is no opposition. but there are religious leaders from the christian side also. from the catholic church. i visited a monastery, which is run by nuns. in pakistan, you mean? no. you have moved from pakistan, then? the religious leaders at the ones teaching how to respect a woman's life. so your point is you are getting some religious leaders on your site to say, look, early marriage is not good. you know. it is not that difficult. it is the politician

reporter: 9 a call to11, -- a call to 911, a report of a sexual assault in an alleyway. within minutes, officers arrived and seconds later, a woman lies dying of gunshot wounds straight it was she who had placed the call. police say the patrol car's camera did not capture the incident and the officer's body cams were off. the mayor of minneapolis wants answers. >> i have a lot of questions abouwhy the body camas wt on, questioni hope and anticipa will be answered in the next few days. reporter: as vigils were being held near the crime scene, minnesota police issued a statement on social media expressing their condolences to justine and her family and promising to find the answers everybody wants straight but those closest to her say they've been kept in the dark. >> our hearts are broken. we are utterly devastated by the loss of justine. as you know, it was justine who called 911 on saturday evening, reporting what she believed was an active sexual assault ocurri ng nearby. sadly, her family and i have been provided with almost no additional information from law enforcem

look at in the courthouse in la play as well as an department it claims ronald wells attempted to sexually abuse two students inside a closet in the high school in april of 2016. >> this is a photo of ronald wells taken in 2014 when he was teaching science at lakey high school featured in a newsletter. a 17-year-old told on his birthday in april he went planning for a case another student put under his desk in a science class, when he couldn't find it. his teacher ronald wells the cake was in the supply closet. once inside the closet, the student says wells asked to see his genitals. the student left. the court document filed in the case said the defendant is an adult teacher at lakay high school. the the defendant has due care and custody of the victim due to him being a teacher and the victim being a student. the indictment filed indicates there is a second victim. wells has been on paid administrative leave more than a year and trial is scheduled july 18th. numerous attempts to reach wells and his attorney were successful. case came to slight after the sheriff's office revealed this wee

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(pam) tonight -- a new case of sexual misconduct in the oakland police department. but, that is not all -- there is also a report of drugs found inside police headquarters. kron4's spencer blake has more on the allegations the department is now looking into. an internal affairs administrative investigation is looking into employee misconduct inside oakland police headquarters.a department spokesperson only tells kron four it was sexual misconduct that happened on may 27th.but attorney john burris, who represented plaintiff jasmine abuslin in last year's o-p-d sex scandal, says a reliable source within the department told him it was an officer who had sex with a civilian inside a room at department headquarters."it is disturbing to have this constant barrage of new activities taking place."the department spokesperson says the incident happened during off-duty hours, and the department took action as soon as the allegations were reported."though we don't have many details from the police department about the sexual misconduct, a spokesperson did say there's no indicat

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we'll be trying to find out how common it is to be sexually assaulted on public transport.as happened to you, tell us what you did — how you reacted. use the hashtag victorialive, and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. the lewder of chelsea council has been heckled by residents of g re nfell tower been heckled by residents of grenfell tower at the first full meeting since the fire. elizabeth campbell was total to resign as she admitted the council needed to change if it was to regain the trust of community. at least 80 people we re of community. at least 80 people were killed in the fire last monthment our reporter was at the meeting, and witnessed the angry scenes. tensions were always going to be high here with hundreds protesting outside the council hall. and inside, it got off to a difficult start. booing with jeering from grenfell tower residents towards elizabeth campbell, elected as the new council leader. no ifs, no buts, no excuses. i am deeply sorry for the grief and trauma that you are suffering. i am deeply sorry... ..that we did not

also coming up, decades of physical and sexual abuse by catholic priests in germany's most famous boys choir. tonight a new report points much of the blame to the brother of a former pope. and daimler recalls up to 3 million mercedes cars across europe after accusations of the german carmaker cheated on emissions tests. i am printing off. it's good to have you with us. tonight amnesty international says truth and justice have been -- become total strangers in turkey. it comes after an istanbul court ordered the continued attention of the group' record for the country and five other activists. turkey accuses the 6 activists of committing a crime in the name of a terror organization but it hasn't said which group. one of the six is a german national and the german chancellor angela merkel, she has condemned the court pass ruling, calling it unjustified. reporter: r relatives and colleagues of the arrested human rights activists are in shock. a turkish court ruled on tuesday that four of the detained must be released. but six others will continue to be held in pretrial detention, includin

among them, accusations of sexual harassment, sexual comments and sexual touching. ken dauber is a member of the school board. >> it's critical if the district is going to respond to incidents of sexual harassment or other violations that the district find out about them and so it's always good if these things are going to be happening for the district to know about them. >> reporter: they registered a total of 71 complaints on its ucp log from january 2014 until this past june. by comparison, san francisco had 112, fremont seven and san jose unified school district five. renewed scrutiny over the numbers comes as the department of education office of civil rights completed a four-year investigation into the district. it found they failed to take appropriate steps in a prompt manager. -- manor dating back to 2013. in may our series of 2 investigates reports detailed how a student athlete was convicted in juvenile court of having oral sex with a minor in a school bathroom last october. the district did not initiate a title ix investigation as required by federal law.

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between off-colored joke or sexist comment, to sexually assaulting someone without consent, touching someone or kissing someone without permission. >> other tech leaders face similar criticisms, female founders seeking funding shared stories of investor justin callbeck, making unwanted sexual advances, uber's ceo, travis kalanick resigned amid allegations of sexual harassment and sexism, creating a toxic culture at the company. >>> good news for breast cancer patients, new guidelines issued this afternoon say patients with early stage disease should all get a new test, this test can identify who can safely avoid a toxic treatment. veronica de la cruz joins us with that story. >> reporter: many breast cancer patients undergo chemotherapy after surgery to avoid the risk of the cancer coming back, but now a new test can tell whether or not women can skip the chemo. nicky was diagnosed with early stage invasive breast cancer in 2009, she had surgery, clinically she should have gotten theme therapy. >> made to throw everything in the kitchen sink at cancer. >> reporter: her doctor examine

sexual misconduct with a minor.lt, she will serve another six months at maricopa before going home, but she will face lifelong probation and must register as a sex offender adhering to the long list of restrictions that come with it. >> the fear i have once i leave is the fact that every time i see someone younger than me or younger than 18, i'm going to have to -- i'm going to have to turn and basically run away. i'm going to be labeled as a sex offender the rest of my life. and it's really hard because i've never seen myself like that. >> but dailey says she hasn't lost hope. >> i got to meet with my in-house probation officer, and she gave me some good news. i have lifetime probation, and i'm actually going to only be doing about five years of it if i do what i'm supposed to, if i get everything done, like get my ged, go to classes. >> dailey's friend, carrie kimbrough, has signed a plea in her case, as well. originally charged with 29 counts of fraud and racketeering and possibly facing 16 years in prison, she h

harassed while building rent the runway several years ago both propositioned, sexual text messages,of harassed and threatened in person and initially actually i was going to keep it entirely quiet. and then this individual decided to call one of my board members up and say that i was being unresponsive and that was actually challenging if i was a good ceo because i didn't get back to people in the investor community. and at that point i decided to be completely transparent with my board i showed my board the text messages i said how you would like me to respond to this? and it prompted a conversation amongst my board at the time who was extremely supportive and we decided to take a course of action where we eliminated this person and his investor kind of community from rent the runway but i think that we didn't go far enough because while we eliminated this investor from working with us, we were privileged to do that. we had access to capital we had really strong investors and in many cases women are being harassed by people who are on their board or who are associated with one of t

police also say that the adult female may have been a victim of sexual battery.eaking with witnesses, obtaining a statement from li and reviewing surveillance video police arrested li and he is now facing charges of kidnapping, sexual battery and dependent adult abuse.cheuk li does have a criminal background that includes a 2001 conviction for sexual battery. he is also registered as a sex offender but in 2013, li was arrested by fremont police for failing to comply with his sex offender registration requirements. friday afternoon, we visited li's home in fremont. there was a subaru outback parked in the driveway, but no appeared to be home. in fremont, charles clifford kron 4 news. news.clifford kron 4 fremont, charles home. in appeared to be home. in fremont, charles clifford kron 4 news. ( marty ) president trump is taking aim at m-s-13. that's a notorious violent gang. and it's the largest criminal organization in the u-s, according to autho

cardinal george pell is set to appear in court to face sexual assault charges.his paper points out that the world economy is improving at its strongest rate in a decade. the update comes from the international monetary fund which says the economy is gaining momentum. moving onto the south china morning post — it's reporting on the heatwave that has hit much of mainland china. it shows tourists with flotation rings coolng off in a lake known as the "dead sea of china" in sichuan as temperatures reached as high as 39 degrees celsius. and finally the japan times. it leads on the story about the japanese prime minister shinzo abe who is currently being questioned over claims he exploited his political power to help a long—time friend. the paper discusses how the leader is facing a battle with losing the trust of voters. more on that story now: japan's prime minister shinzo abe is facing an uphill struggle amid plummeting ratings and a growing lack of confidence in his leadership. the latest public opinion polls suggest support has dropped to less than 30%. rupert wi