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st andrews' principal, professor sally mapstone, told us she'd "never been more confident" st andrewsr—based violence. she said it was the first university in scotland to "introduce a compulsory consent module" for all students. she said if mistakes are made, the university would "learn from it", but the claims put by the bbc of poor case—handling are "without foundation". following in the footsteps of st andrews survivors, similar social media accounts about campus assaults appeared at universities across scotland. they're a sobering reminder of the scale of the problem across the country. professor lesley mcmillan researches sexual violence at universities. is there an acceptance across all institutions as to the real scale of this problem? no, i don't think there's an acceptance across all institutions. i think some institutions have accepted it and are taking active steps to deal with it. universities are concerned to some degree about institutional reputation. and maybe people haven't been so ready to want to talk about it or acknowledge it because of, maybe, fears or concerns ar

the st. louis circuit attorney's office released a statement saying in part that they will take corrective measures to prevent any repeat occurrence of the incident in question, but

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in the way of st. francis one of service, of humility, of self-sacrifice to others and a love of all creatures and all things. today we will talk to sister ellen to learn more t franciscan mission and way of life. so, please rejoin us after this brief break to meet sister ellen and delve into the special word world of the franciscans. >>> hello. thank you for joining us on "mosiac". our guest today is a franciscan and we are going to fall all about the vast universe of franciscans from her special corner of it this assist e ellen mckay. thank you for joining us. telling the full name. one of the sisters of st. francis of penance and christian charity. penance and christian charity. we'll talk about the vast universe of franciscan things that tell us about yourself. >> i am redwood city, california. that is the offices for st. francis province here in california. our congregation is an international congregation. we had provinces in 10 countries around the world and each province has mission in other co

st. that was not a grievance. the presence of those weapons in this environment was a threat. and that was very difficult. it was a step away from what happened here. the motivation behind these threats is the lie. that needs to end. th w >> what we're going through is very much the same as what happened here except they're going to our homes and they're making us very uncomfortable. some of my colleagues have been shot at simply because of what we do. all of us have been threatened. it's unfair that we're attacked for doing our job. i feel afraid. i feel afraid. i know that i'm going to get nfa some kind of repercussion from just us sitting here today, but i decided to do it because i believe in the right to vote. >> i know i'm going to face som' repercussion just from sitting here.he joining us now, congressman pete aguilar of california. he's a member of the house select committee investigating the capitol attack. he sat in the hearing today with local election officials. congressman,

st. that was not a grievance. the presence of those weapons are a threat in that situation. it was a step away of what happened here. the motivation behind these threats, is the lie. that needs to end. >> when we are going through ways very much the same as what happened here. except they are coming to our homes, and they are making us very uncomfortable. some of my colleagues have been shot at, simply because of what we do. all of us have been threatened. it is unfair that we are attacked for doing our job i feel afraid. i feel afraid, and i know it might not get some repercussion from sitting here, but i decided to come anyway because i believe in the right to vote. >> might face rip questions just from singing -- sitting there. january 6th attack, he's a member of the committee on house administration which held the hearing today with a local election officials. congressman, thank you for being with us. yesterday's testimony was incredible to hear lawrence o'donnell and i we were talki

. >>> city and county of st.nd older to wear mask indoors in public places and on transit. that includes the vaccinated. officials say they there in missouri the delta vary yants is driving up infections and hospitalizations and the increase cannot be ignored. >> reality of this virus is changed from a year ago. >> on june 1st, the number of covid positive cases in st. louis county was 40 a day. two months later on saturday, the number of cases was at 218 a day. on june 1st, the positivity rate was 2.9% in st. louis county. two months later on saturday, it's 9.9%. these numbers are too alarming to ignore. >> on sunday, missouri reported the third highest number of covid cases just behind california and alabama. joining us now in jim bolan. he wants to stop the mask mandate in his city. mr. mayor, thank you very much for being with us. i want to give people status report of where your county is. hospitalizations are up. the number of people in icus are up. the number of people on ventilators are up. why not make p

st." quote, as trump pushed for probes of 2020 election, he called acting-attorney general rosen almost daily. now, we had known, before tonight, that donald trump had tried to pressure the justice department in the days after the election. asking the department of justice to investigate fake claims of voter fraud, which would help delegitimize joe biden's victory. but until tonight, we did not know how extensive donald trump's efforts were. according to "the washington post," president donald trump called his acting-attorney general nearly-every day, at the end of last year, to alert him to claims of voter fraud or alleged-improper vote counts in the 2020 election. end quote. in those calls, "the post" report that donald trump raised various allegations of voter fraud that he had heard about. and asked what the justice department was doing about it. here is the kicker. these calls did not just stay phone calls. there is a paper trail. quote, attorney general rosen told few people about t

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. >> alfonsi: st.leans' seventh ward, seven blocks from the mississippi river-- not the part of the city usually found on postcards. the school is surrounded by reminders of a city forever rebuilding. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ray johnson: don't rush! >> alfonsi: in here, ray johnson is rebuilding too. >> ray johnson: accent! >> alfonsi: the "best band in the land" is more of a mission statement these days. >> ray johnson: you got wrong notes coming from over here. >> alfonsi: since hurricane katrina flooded the school in 2005, it's been a long haul. the music library is still a temporary trailer on the blacktop. >> ray johnson: school didn't come back the same. and instruments-- we didn't have enough. and the uniforms were damaged. so, we had to rebuild everything. and just now, we were beginning to see the fruits of our labor, and then here comes covid. >> alfonsi: how many kids are in the band now? >> ray johnson: on the roll, i have 85. >> alfonsi: where would you like that number to be? >> ray johnson: 150. >> alf

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and st. louis attorney chip freeman has practiced law in st. louis for 40 years, and has not seen anything like what is going on. what in the world is going on with the prosecutor's office and st. louis? >> it is unbelievable. let's me start with, no one wants to see their elected prosecutor the chief representative of the criminal justice system fail particularly people in major metropolitan cities this prosecutor is i'm incompetent. she is an embarrassment. the three times she failed to appear on a murder case the judge, had enough of the fun and frolic. finally had to dismiss the case, he was cut loose, this is the continuing thing that she does. she had 90 plus people leave that office during her first term. her first 4 year term. she is replacing them with people young lawyers who are inexperienced. as a matter of fact, last monday, there was a case they had to dismiss. it was set for criminal, the prosecutor wanted a continuance, the judge denied it. that prosecutor went to work for kim gardner in early june, he tried one case before last

ben croucher is at royal st george�*s for us and has been following the action.p. yes, really tense here and you call it moving day, but there is no movement at the top of the leaderboard for now. it is all quiet behind me because most of the action is taking place on the far side of the course at the moment. it is louis 0osthuizen you had a two shot lead at the start of the day, that has been reduced to one. he has been playing some calm and consistent golf for the most part, a birdie at seven and nine to —13 he has dropped back to —12. the man chasing him is the 2017 championjordan speed. his game fell apart the 2017 championjordan speed. his game fellapart in the 2017 championjordan speed. his game fell apart in recent years dropped and the world top 50 but he has been producing some of that golf we know all too well, and he isjust a shot behind the south african. huge crowds following them on the far side of the course and it is starting to get very tense. andy sullivan�*s still the best of the british hopefuls, isn�*t he, ben? and ireland�*s shane lowry — de

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the city of st. louis cut $4 million from its police budget and retired almost 100 police positions. and you know what they did with that money? they took the $4 million and put a million into a victim support services paying the funeral expenses for people killed in the city of st. louis. they have the worst year for murders in st. louis in 50 years. maybe what they need to do is fund the 100 police officers and more and less need for paying funeral expenses for people in the city of st. louis. let's stop the killing rather than moving funding for the police to pay for funerals for people killed by criminals. >> dana: great point. >> bill: nice to see you. thank you for your time today. gowdy, could your neighborhood benefit from the greater police presence? a year ago a lot of may have answered no and maybe different today. the "politico" spees. sub header moderate suburban voters have concerns and say national democrats dismiss their arguments. a lot of what we were reporting. 13,000 public school

when the squad left st. george's park, there _ the squad left st.re were lots of fans here at the hotel— there were lots of fans here at the hotel and — there were lots of fans here at the hotel and lots have gathered again to give _ hotel and lots have gathered again to give them a welcome. roberto mancini's— to give them a welcome. roberto mancini's saturn now also at the lodge _ mancini's saturn now also at the lodge preparing for the game and it is set _ lodge preparing for the game and it is setup _ lodge preparing for the game and it is set up for england to become a legend _ is set up for england to become a legend for— is set up for england to become a legend for these players. it could be legend for these players. it could he the _ legend for these players. it could be the biggest game, the biggest women _ be the biggest game, the biggest women and england's chance to make history. _ women and england's chance to make history. the _ women and england's chance to make history, the first chance somebody five years — history, the first chance

last night fellow st.ush slept on the steps of the capitol with her fellow colleagues to demand an extension to the moratorium. this was her earlier today speaking to my colleague jonathan capehart. listen. >> keep people in their homes. that should not be negotiated. people have to have a place to go, what is wrong? what is wrong with people who have a home? what is wrong with those same people doing the work to make sure that the people that live in their districts have a home? >> time has run out. what do you plan to do? >> so let me first say that i am so proud of the work that my congresswoman is doing in washington, d.c., and i'm so happy to fight alongside with her. we passed an $81 million direct relief package, which includes over $12 million for emergency rental assistance, and currently it's being upheld by the president of the board of alderman who's playing political games when we should be trying to save lives and keep people in their homes. that's why i signed an executive order earlier this

for example, st. wear a mask indoors regardless of vaccination status. los angeles county is taking similar measures. in philadelphia, officials are strongly urging indoor mask wearing for everyone. you know, erik, it's a major point of cop tension all over again -- contention all over again. >> i'm vaccinated for a reason, to not have to wear a mask. but -- >> i think it's easierer to understand that we're going to need to do this because it's, it's traveling around the world, and it's not just us. >> reporter: at least six states say they will require students and staff to mask up when kids head back to the classroom in the fall regardless of vaccination status. and as the delta variant continues to drive a surge in new infections, several large school district including chicago, atlanta and austin all say they will require students and staff to wear masks indoors as they return to in-person learning. people who are unvaccinated now account for 97% of all covid-related hospital visitses and 99% of c

why would you say it's not frivolous. >> the city of st. louis where the mayor represents had a 50 year high in murders, they have a prosecutor that doesn't show up to court and individuals charged with murder are being released. you have raging violent crime and their solution for public safety is defunding the police, taking $4 million away from police departments. taking 100 officers off the streets when they're 150 officers shorts and requiring masks for those vaccinated and kids. it's failure and about control and i will stick up for the

32,000 of them allowed in each day here royal st.allowed in each day here royal st. george's. one of the governments test events. got very excited on the 16th when he nearly made a hole in one and then the very next hole only went and drained this shot from the middle of the fairway for in eagle two. that has left them onto underpar. if you want a sense ofjust how busy this course is been, its not been full capacity of course around 32,000 coming in today, they have all been following rory mcilroy and the likes of tommy fleetwood and nicholson. they are way over on the far side of the court. we are here on the second, there are thousands still here watching rory mcilroy and fleetwood to finish this evening. great watching rory mcilroy and fleetwood to finish this evening.— to finish this evening. great to have the open _ to finish this evening. great to have the open back. _ to finish this evening. great to have the open back. thank- to finish this evening. great to | have the open back. thank you to finish this evening. great to - h

st. louis circuit attorney now under fire after three murder cases were recently dismissed because prosecutors were unprepared or unresponsive. reporter: st. louis district attorney was reelected by a landslide last year. now there are calls for her to resign over how her office has mismanaged these murder cases. missouri lawmakers are not holding back their frustration. >> this prosecutor and so many others across the country whether san francisco, washington dc, they care more about woke liberal defunding the fully strategies and they do about making sure murderers are locked up permanently. reporter: the governor ways in to say "the distinction of the st. louis circuit attorney's office and willing to take violent crime seriously has cost st. louis families justice and st. louis police say the way she handles cases could lead to repeat offender. >> it shows there is no accountability for criminals. they can do whatever they want. they will be back out on the street the next day. report

and it covers st. louis as well, st. louis county. and what this requires is that folks will have to wear a mask indoors and public spaces as well as public transportation. everyone who is 5 years old and older. the vaccinated as well as the unvaccinated will have to wear their mask. the only exception to this is for those who are eating or drinking at a restaurant or a bar or those who are disabled, not able to put on or take off a mask. and then there will be a very strong recommendation that people wear masks outdoors as well. so, you can imagine kind of the confusion, the frustration, if you will, even among -- especially among the vaccinated, who we have spoken to, saying they did not need -- they didn't think they had to come back to this place again, but the mayor making it very clear, the county executive making it very clear, that this is a health and public safety issue. fred, it did not take long to get quite a bit of pushback here. attorney general of missouri, we're talking about eric schmidt, hoping for the gop nominatio

the mayor of st. louis was quick to respond in her own tweet saying our top priority is protecting the health, safety and well-being of the people of st. louis county. nobody is surprised that the attorney general plans to file yet another frivolous lawsuit to serve his own political ambitions. in the meantime you have the restaurant owners, the bartenders, the employees and people who are going out and about who are now stuck in the middle. >> whenever we have the mask mandate we had to fight a lot of people who didn't want to wear masks. we had a customer pull a gun. we had customers like threaten to fight and just go crazy. >> reporter: city officials later on monday will hold a press conference to try to explain how this mask mandate will work. in the meantime the city of st. louis is undergoing a covid crisis. a 40% increase, a surge in cases just over the last week. suzan malveaux, cnn, st. louis, missouri. >> now, one doctor in arkansas is pleading with people in his community to get a covid va

st. louis judge dismisses three murder cases because the prosecutor did not show up to court. we have christina coleman live with more. hi, good afternoon, christina. >> hi, griff. yeah, well, this situation resulted in a murder suspect getting released from jail last week. well, last night that murder suspect, 30-year-old brandon campbell was arrested by the u.s. marshals just outside of st. louis. though he's back in custody there's outrage how the circuit attorney's office is operating. missouri governor mike par sons said, the dysfunction in the st. louis circuit attorney's office and unwillingness to take violent crime seriously has once more caused st. louis families justice. here is the reaction from the police. >> it hurts the policemen who put the cases together who are away from their families, hours and hours. the families of the victims that have to go through all of these court appearances just to get a day where a case is dropped. >> the st. louis circuit attorney's office a

we if to st.rol circuit attorney is putting her citizens at greater risk. her prosecutors failed to show up for hearings on a murder case forcing the judge to dismiss them! foxes matt fin has been following this story and has the details. >> police are looking for a man in custody on first degree murder charges.>> police are lo in custody on first degree murder charges.details. >> police are looking for a man in custody on first degree murder charges. the prosecutors failed to show up and the judge set him free. one missed a hearing and resigned. police should a new warrant for campbell's arrest. writing the circuit attorney's office is the party responsible for protecting public safety. they abandoned its duty to prosecute those it charges with crimes. kim's office responded with: two other cases were dropped against murder suspects. the case fell apart or the prosecutor was a no show. kim's office said those charges were not substantiated. today the mother of a man killed in st. louis told fox n

st. good for her. that is what we should say now. i really believe with this, osaka, venus williams, i don't like that i'm kooeg on women even though women have a tendency to understand the intelligence of emotions and psychology more quickly and more easily than men. but there are a lot of men that suffer this way also just like they had a bad organ or a bad joint. and this is the same thing. hurt is hurt. pain is pain. it gives me hope. i hope she competes and wins. it is important to cover especially the way you are doing it. as always, appreciate it. >> thanks, chris. >> all right, brother. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "primetime." or else. that is where we are again. months of pleading that we need to protect ourselves with the gift of a vaccine or else. you see you'll be told things have changed. and it's not true. and here is the argument. the variant will create cases at a rate we can't control if we don't take the vaccine. that's what they said. or else if you don't take the vacci

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starting today masks are required in st. louis city and st.e visiting indoor public spaces or using public transportation. regardless of your vaccination status. that runs through mid september. the numbers are startling. the daily average of cases tripled. only 41% of the residents are vaccinated. that's the public health argument for bringing back mask mandates, but there are loud objections. >> this is ain't science. it discourages people. it has the opposite effect. to have this sort of mask mandate for people who have already opinion vaccinated for kids, the science tells you this is not an issue. it's ridiculous. >> live on the ground, this plays out in st. louis. what's the latest? >> john, i had an opportunity to talk to one of the counselmen of like mind with the attorney general. he says three to one his constituents are against mask mandates. tomorrow he's taking it to the council to try to rescind the order. make no mistake, the play your and county executive of st. lewis are focussed on the numbers, the dire situation in st. louis

just goes to show that st george's can be tricky after all. thanks, ben.en to this week's edition of the sports desk podcast, which asks whether golf needs to rein in the big hitters. mark cavendish will have to wait until sunday's final day of the tour de france if he's to break the record for the number of stage wins at the tour. he was hoping to take his 35th on today's 19th stage, but it was won by matej mohoric. nick parrott has the details. this was the day mark cavendish was hoping to surpass the record he shares with eddie merckx. if only life was that easy. this relatively flat 128 mile ride was far from smooth. an early crash almost took cavendish out. far enough away to avoid the domino effect. another held him in much of the pellets on up. along the road, a breakaway got away. with 16 miles to go, matej mohoric went for it. a sense of deja vu as the slovenia slow loads to his next win. tomorrow's time trial should see his overall victory confirmed. while cavendish will have to wait until sunday to make his history. nick parrott, bbc news. well,

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he says that st. louis is about to see an onslaught of covid. >> the tidal wave is coming towards our unvaccinated population. this variant is spreading quickly and has the ability to devastate those in its wake. >> spring schmidt is the deputy director of the st. louis county department of public health. great to have you here. i want to talk about what's going on in missouri because somehow you've become a hot spot again. you say you've hit a vaccination wall. can you explain how you've gone from not having enough vaccines to go around a couple of months ago to now having a lot of vaccines, more than you can use, but no interest from people? >> so i would say that the demand of course was very high at the beginning of this year. we at the health department here in st. louis county were delivering up to 20,000 vaccines a week. we really worked hard to develop that capacity. unfortunately, the demand died off pretty fast. we have worked to get creative, to get out in the community and meet people wher

st. louis county reissuing its mask mandate. florida, missouri, and texas accounting for 40% of all new ca cases. and tonight that new model predicting this latest surge, that we won't see the worst of it until well into fall. tonight, dr. jha answering your questions about the millions heading back to school. under 12 not eligible for a vaccine. should they be wearing masks? how do you keep them safe? for vaccinated americans, the breakthrough cases. we ask the doctor when and where you should put a mask back on, even if you're vaccinated. the summer olympics under way in tokyo tonight with that city under a state of emergency because of the virus. the celebrations and the protests. demonstrators concerned about holding the games during a pandemic, clashing with police. what the u.s. women's soccer team and gymnastics team did today. images from the ceremony. james longman live in tokyo. >>> the extreme weather, just as we start the weekend. wildfires exploding across 14 states tonight. this couple escaping the massive bootleg

for the man who becomes the king of royal st.s has pulled out of the tokyo 0lympics. evans tested positive for covid—19 and is now self—isolating. he joins a host of players missing out, including johanna konta who announced she'd tested positive on tuesday. rafael nadal and roger federer are also missing from the games which get under way later next week injapan. we're getting to the business end of this year's tour de france and we're also into the steepest climbs. today's 17th stage saw the defending champion tadej pogacar assert his dominance as he seeks successive wins. watching was drew savage. this is what a good day at the office looks like at the tour de france. he had proved his class once again. stage 17 was the first of in the pyrenees. with the hardest climbs left in the race. pogacar already had a big lead, no need to attack but the slovenian does things with style. rigoberto uran, the man second in the standings, was left behind. and then there were three. alongside pogacar, the young danejonas vingegaard wearing w

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here's a look at what else is coming up today. st. food classic is the book about a german invention or did it originate in turkey and wondrous world? what places inspired j. r. tolkien me for the tactical settings of his numbers. first off, we traveled to florence, italy, the feats the gallery as one of the largest museums in the world and holds a collection of priceless works. particularly from the renee psalms period is also famous for large crowds and long queues with millions of visitors, usually passing through its gates every year. is m director smith has now launched the project of feed see the food, the, which we'll see works displayed it up to 100 different locations across the region . napoleon bonaparte, the french emperor and military leader, is on the move again as part of a special project. portraits and sculptures of him are being dispersed from the feast collection in florence, italy, to other parts of tuscany. packing is the biggest challenge, the painting. it moved from the wall, it is put on the tray and it is move

to the open first, it's moving day at royal st george's.d a0 minutes, the south african is two shots clear at the top. 0ur reporter ben croucher is there for us. play's been under way since 09:30 — a good day for scotland's robert macintyre but ultimately frustration for rory mcilroy? yes, a glorious day here at royal st george's, definitely not complaining about how warm it is, mr whippy all over the place, temperatures in the mid 20s, conditions reasonable, the wind off the coast is not quite whipping upjust wind off the coast is not quite whipping up just yet. wind off the coast is not quite whipping upjust yet. it has been a challenge for rory mcilroy, struggled for much of the first couple of days, we thought he had brought his a—game, he made five birdies in his third round but slightly unravelled, three bogeys to close on one of the park, leaving him ten shots off the lead, better news for bob mcintyre, the scottish left—handed golfer. five under par round of 65 a few members ago, that leaves him on for under the championship, going

st. the nfl is trying to put pressure on their players to get vaccinated. the players know that. some of them are not happy about it. arizona cardinals wide receiver deandre hopkins wrote being in a position to hurt my team because i don't want to partake in the vaccine is making me question my future in the nfl. but some players, i think a lot will get vaccinated so they don't cost their teams games. that's what tennessee titans quarterback ryan tannehill did. and what taylor decker did, a guy staunch leo posed getting the vaccine earlier this spring. we are starting to see the same thing happen in broader nnounced they will require employees to be vaccinated to returning to the office. today the biggest employer in the country announced they will be implementing a similar policy. president joe biden said federal workers will be required to confirm they are vaccinated or submit to regular testing and other restrictions. he also went out of his way to highlight the nfl's policy. >> i also

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louis, tweeting this, the citizens of st. louis and st. louis county are not subjects. they are free people. as their attorney general, i'll be filing suit monday to stop this insanity. how concerned are you when you've got a leading law enforcement official who says, "this is insanity"? >> it is so incredibly frustrating. you know, as someone who has been a physician for 20 years, just trying to take care of people, what about the freedoms of those people who have chosen to be vaccinated but are seeing breakthrough cases because they're living in a sea of unvaccinated people spreading around this highly contagious variant? i want to know where those people's freedoms become protected. because they are under assault from a virus that they have protected themselves against. again, it's the analogy i liken it to, if you go out into a rainstorm with an umbrella, the umbrella is the vaccine. if it is a sideways torrential downpour, some drops will get you. these people are in a torrential downpour of delta. i wish public officials would get on board with the public health a

starting today in st.asks will be required in indoor public places and public transportation. after an emergency meeting in provincetown, massachusetts they'll have an indoor mask mandate. some republican governors like ron de santis in florida have encouraged vaccinations instead of restrictions. alabama's governor is calling out the unvaccinated, saying it's time to start blaming them for the rise in cases. >> i think some people have gotten the false notion that we should see complete elimination of the virus. we're not going toker rads kate covid -- eradicate covid. it's going to be here for decades. >> reporter: dr. fauci did say the virus is in retreat but for only the vaccinated. he hopes that people will see the danger in the delta variant and choose to get the shot as almost all hospitalized cases are the unvaccinated. jillian: lauren blanchard live for us. griff, just attend of lauren's report you heard dr. marty makary saying that this is going to be here for decades, if not for our lifetime. an