hosted by neil strauss. the story unfolds in real time as he works with private investigator jaden brant to piece together what he says happened to her. >> this is where she lived. and think about it. you come here from macedonia. you have this dream that you're going to be a star one day. the last place she was seen. and seen with her boyfriend chris. >> reporter: and this all began back in february 2018 when the aspiring actress from macedonia first vanished. her friend sounded the alarm to the lapd. concerned she wasn't mereliy ona road trip with her boyfriend chris at the time. feeling frustrated, friends and family hired brachbnt, a privat investigator with experience with law enforcement. >> we're very active in the case, been working it since late yesterday and following all the leads as they arrive. >> reporter: brant brought strauss in, hoping to continue giving the disappearance media attention. >> she was in hollywood. she was last seen on friday. >> which, this friday? or the friday like the week

ruth passed away in december last year and strauss has set up a foundation in her name.

in 1996 doctor strauss was removed from his role following an investigation.died by suicide in 2005. and when accusers started coming forward last year, i talked with michael desabatto a ohio state wrestler and one of the athlete as -- abused by strauss and this is what he told me one year ago. >> they were conversations with a group of athletes who were complaining on a regular basis. not only about dr. strauss, but the conditions within lock and tall which forced us to take showers with not only dr. strauss but other university faculty members and professor who had access to our shower facility and on a daily basis were involved in lewd acts that included public masturbation, excessive soaping of their groin area and dr. strauss was one of those that took a lot of showers and soaped himself a lot. >> cnn paula sandoval is reporting this for us and cnn legal analyst criminal defense attorney joey jacks is here with analysis. but i remember talking to mike a year ago and i know that there are so many complicating factors around this but what your learning? >>

the physician, richard strauss, left o.s.u. in 1998.committed suicide in 2005.l in an em students, faculty and staff, university president michael drake apologized to those who were abused, and said: "the finngs are shocking and painful to comprehend. our institution's fundamental failure at the time to prevent this abuse was unacceptable, as were the inadequate efforts to thoroughly investigate complaints raised by students and staff members." this is the fourth major investigation of an o.s.u. coach or advisor in recent years. are joined by we mike thompson, news director at wosu public media. it is independent of the university. mike, thanks for joining us. the report says this abuse took place in the guise of medical exams. what more can you tell us about what e report found? >> the report found that the abuse started right after richard strauss began his tenure at ohio statn he started 1978 and the abuse started right after he arrived. he woulexame student-athletes. he would examine students on campus. all of his vicms, according t

host: daniel strauss. -- of the united states. strauss. months,governor, for economists have that verdict in some kind a recession, and today you said there will be some kind , and it mightnt help any of the challengers to president trump. do you expect that to happen? do you think downturn is critical to ousting the president from the white house? mr. weld: not at all. i think presidents, like governors, get too much credit in good times as you much blame for bad times. and i certainly cannot predict what the crystal ball will be bringing us next february. in turningght of it point, i am not talking about the economy, i am talking about it sinking into people's heads how outrageous what the president is doing is, because he is refusing to engage with anybody. that is really putting your head in the sand, saying i like my position, i am going to put my head in the sand and not deal with anybody until the election and hope i win. i think the president wants to have a great distraction, a circus between now and the election, and he is hopefu

strauss while ohio state turned a blind eye.at strauss' behavior was an open zrsecret t 50 staff members. not appearing in the report, jim gordon, a former wrestling coach. several victims have come forward saying he stayed silent about strauss. on friday, a spokesperson concluded what we have said from the beginning, congressman gordon never knew of any abuse. the report says investigators could not conclusively determine each and every allegation made about a particular coach's knowledge. >> there are three groups of plaintiffs suing ohio state university. the university says it's actively practicing mediation with survivors, but also saying it's pushing for a unredacted version of this report to be published that could potentially provide more clues, more information, on this other people that could potentially be held accountable. >> polo sandoval, thank you so much. >>> president trump said the u.s. is winning the trade war with china. but not everyone agrees with that. how do the american farmers feel. we'll talk to the pr

ruth passed away in december last year and strauss has set up a foundation in her name. first aim of the foundation is to fund research into these rare forms of lung cancer, to understand why people get them, to hopefully find a way of it being diagnosed earlier, because too often, it is diagnosed at stage when it is too late, and to find new treatment options. —— at a stage format. the second element is providing support for people as they go through that journey, emotional well—being, psychological support for both the patients and families, including bereavement. unfortunately, so often with lung cancer, the outlook is poor and people have to get their heads round the fact that they are going to lose a loved one, and as a family, they will have to make a huge transition. i would argue, well, i know for a fact, huge transition. i would argue, well, i know fora fact, it huge transition. i would argue, well, i know for a fact, it helps hugely if you have some professional help to help navigate your way through that. you stepped away from your role to spend time with ruth

strauss while ohio state turned a blind eye.port found strauss' behavior was an open secret to more than 50 staff members in ohio state's athletic department. now appearing in the redacted report ohio congressman gym jordan. several victims have come forward with claims he stayed silent about strauss. on friday congressman jordan's spokesperson wrote, investigators concluded what we have said from the beginning. congressman jordan never knew of any abuse. the report says investigators could not conclusively determine each and every allegation made about a particular coach's knowledge. there are at least three groups of plaintiffs currently suing ohio state university. the university saying it is going through the mediation process and also working with the survivors in this case. and also interestingly enough the university pushing for a full release of the report. you just saw it. some of those pages actually have redacted portions of because of that court order. the university wants a full report to be released to the public e

strauss says it's a thrilling time for the side.iting to go into the world cup with the favourites, we were, i do not know what the opposite of a favourite is but we were that. on the home soil with the home advantage and hopefully you guys can do it and if you can, it will createjust hopefully you guys can do it and if you can, it will create just such an incredible feeling for the country and momentum and interest and i do not want to put them under pressure but will never have a better chance. and we look at the team, it is very diverse mix of people from different places, and this give you real hope for the future of cricket in this country. and notjust that but is genuinely exciting, it is very not english, this having to go on putting the opposition under pressure and people like to see teams that have a go and they've done a greatjob and as you say, some really fantastic characters. i think they bring out the great thing about cricket is that you have all of these different people coming together with different talents, diffe

and daniel strauss, who covers politics for politico. governor, why do you want to be president? >> there are a lot of things i would like to do. i would like, first of all, to see an economic conservative in the oval office. i do not think we have what now. i think the $30 trillion in debt and deficit that we are heading towards is a national disgrace that is unfair to the younger generations that are going to reap the whirlwind here. we are not going to see that debt, but it is going to be a huge deadening hand, the prospects of our millennials and our gen-xers going forward. i was rated one of the most fiscally conservative governors, so i think i proved i know how to cut spending as well as cut taxes. there are other issues that i think should be front and center. you know, we are going to have a lot of workers displaced by artificial intelligence, drones, robotics, etc. in the next 10 years, and nobody is thinking about how to get them replacement skills, so that they can get those high-wage jobs that will be available. i think through training programs, similar to what we h

strauss while ohio state turned a blind eye. was an open secret to more than 50 staff members and now appearing in the redacted reporter a former osu assistant wrestling coach. several victims came forward with claims he stayed silent about strauss. on friday the spokesperson wrote investigators concluded what we have said from the beginning congressman jordan never knew of any abuse. the report says investigators could not conclusively determine each and every allegation made about a particular coach's knowledge. cnn, new york. >>> the president of planned parenthood fire back against the recent abortion bills saying women will not stand for the changes. >> women in this country are paying attention. we are outraged. we know who is standing up for us and our health care and who wants to take away our rights. we know that keeping people unhealthy is a tool of oppression. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal youn

we haven't done that yet >> that would be an interesting idea >> it is >> that's strauss zelnick.his is by far the best of the games. i understand the stock has sat there, but many stocks are down 20 or 30%. we're back after the break through the at&t network, edge-to-edge intelligence gives you the power to see every corner of your growing business. from finding out what's selling best... to managing your fleet... to collaborating remotely with your teams. giving you a nice big edge over your competition. that's the power of edge-to-edge intelligence. >> lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade >> it is time! it's time for the lightning round! then the lightning round is over are you ready? william in new york. >> caller: hi jim. booya! >> booya >> caller: week the ceo of my company bought 1.5 million shares with all the insider buying, can i buy off? my company is tex con. >> bill miller has got so many good stocks, i wish he wasn't saddled with this. this is a loser. it's a loser and i don't want to hear about it. i feel bad if you're in it it's a loser, all right? fair en

and you, it is lovely to see you, andrew strauss. thank you forjoining us. regulator 0fgem has imposed its biggest ever penalty on one of the country's leading gas transmission companies over failings to customers. cadent, which is part—owned by the national grid, was fined £24 million and ordered to invest another £20 million in a community fund. the company's shortcomings included losing the records of customers in 775 high—rise buildings. a group of mps say funding for bus services in england should be overhauled. the report from the transport select committee points out that buses are the most—used form of public transport, and calls it ‘strange' that there's no long—term funding plan for them. the government says they've increased funding to local councils, to help them meet people's transport needs. best known for her lead part in ‘bridgetjones‘s diary‘, renee zellweger‘s latest role is about as far away from that as you can get. she stars as a ruthless and powerful investor in the new netflix thriller series ‘what if?‘. 0ur correspondent sophie long w

that is adam strauss and strauss production. i want you to come up on stage here. [applause.] and for nine years adam is dealing with all of us. with all of the different groups in the city, city government, sba, and he has held it together. he is what makes small business week small business week. he has been doing this for nine years, and i feel this man needed to be honored. i am so glad with audrey here with golden gate business association feels the same week. audrey, all yours. [applause.] there are so many things to say about adam and all of the week that you and your -- work that you and your team have done. it is fantastic for all small businesses in the city. i am not sure how we will do it without you. we will make you proud. for your networking resources for the production of small business week, on behalf of all of us we honor small business champion adam strauss. [applause.] >> i wasn't expecting this. thank you very much. it is the highlight to get to build and grow small business week and work with the great committee. thank you very much. [applause.] >> adam i

he stayed silent about strauss.n friday, a spokesperson wrote, investigators concluded what we have said from the beginning, congressman jordan never dealed with abuse. the report says investigators could not determine each and every allegation made about a particular coach's knowledge. polo sandoval, cnn, new york. >> thank you to polo for that. >>> the mather of missing 4-year-old girl, maleah davis is talking about the search for answers in her disappearance. as a mother, she hopes her daughter is alive. >> where is she? how did she feel before? what was she thinking about? will i ever find out what happened, like what really happened to her? >> do you think maleah is still alive? >> as a mother, i want to hope that she is. >> earlier this week, authorities were searching an area that the suspect in his disappearance described as a good place to hide a body. he told police, three hispanic men knocked him unconscious. they said the story didn't add up. they point to a likelihood that he is going to be charged with

richard strauss as early as 1979. he killed himself in 2005.t we are learning from the report, that more than 100 students report excessive groping, fondling and inappropriate exams. there were impromptu xamps in locker rooms and his home, inappropriate conversations about sex and he is accused, the doctor, is accused of performing unwanted oral sex at least twice. the accusers say at least 50 school officials knew about the abuse, including congressman jim jordan. jordan was once a wrestler and assistant coach at the school. jordan's office released a statement saying the investigators concluded what we have said from the beginning, congressman jordan never knew of abuse and if he had, he would have dealt with it. important to note, the school, ohio state university says, i'm quoting now, we could not make conclusive determinations about each and every allegation about every coach's knowledge. let's discuss it with avery and richard. good to see you both. >> good to see you. >> this is a very details, you know, report and very disturbing. aver

. >> if i may, just be referred back, a big shout out to adam strauss. he is leaving. he is moving to d.c. so this will be a big loss for small business week, and a change, but as change sometimes creates new opportunity, so perhaps if we can acknowledge him and our next meeting. >> i would like that. >> that is a great idea. >> any other commissioner comments on the director's report? seeing none, item nine is closed next item, please. >> item ten is commissioner's reports, it allows the president , the vice president, and the commissioners to report on recent small business activities and make announcements that are of interest to the small business community. discussion item. >> i first would like to thank every single commissioner here and those who are not here because we had a full commissioner turn out for small business week at one event or another. i think this is the first time where we have actually had every single commissioner at one event or another. my heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of you, and starting with the supervisor's awa

strauss says all the ingredients are there.ite of favourite is, but we were that. so we go on our home soil with home advantage, and hopefully the guys can do it. and if they do, it's just going to create such an incredible fillip for the sport in this country, and create incredible sort of momentum and interest, and i don't want to put them under pressure, but we will never have a better chance. that's all the sport for now. hello there. the next couple of days aren't looking too bad. largely dry, with some warm spells of sunshine and that things are set to turn more u nsettled and that things are set to turn more unsettled and cooler as the bank holiday weekend wears on. today is another mainly dry one, like i mentioned, with some warm sunshine especially for england and wales. but we still got low pressure to the north—east of the uk, bringing rain and breeze in north—east scotland, and breeze in north—east scotland, and this feature will also enhance the cloud across parts of northern ireland in the morning, and then into w

students giving strauss nicknames. he was never officially disciplined. retiring in 1998, then dying by suicide in 2005. >> that doctor is dead now. osu robbed me of my ability to ever have closure with him. >> i'm a survivor. >> reporter: some victims saying they were inspired by the brave women who spoke out against usa gymnastics doctor and serial abuser dr. larry nassar. today osu calling its failure to protect students unacceptable. >> we have complete sympathy and empathy for the survivors. our hearts go out to them. >> reporter: david, a number of victims on are now suing ohio state university. osu offering to help by paying for professional counseling. it's unveiling a long list of changes at the university to prevent abuse like this from ever happening again. david? >> whit johnson, thank you. >>> there is more ahead on abc "world news tonight" this friday. did uber and lyft drivers turn off their apps all at twouonce create a surge in pricing? where this was happening. >>> and also, a police officer honored after she caught a bank robber. she's

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his wife died ofa talking to andrew strauss.ton, the first female newsreader. 0n the bbc. winton, the first female newsreader. on the bbc. angela rippon, she says that many people think she was the first female newsreader on bbc. as a refu nd first female newsreader on bbc. as a refund has a programme after us and we will talk to her about nan winton later. good morning from bbc london news. i'm sonja jessup. victims of violent and sexual crimes are being let down by probation services in the capital, according to a new report. by law, victims of serious offences have to have access to a scheme that keeps them updated about offenders, but in a fifth of cases examined by inspectors, they found that wasn't happening. the ministry ofjustice has admitted improvement is needed and says it will focus on getting victims the support they need. researchers have named london as the most popular city in the world for global companies to base their head offices — attracting more investment than new york, singapore, berlin, and paris. the th

and we stay in france for our next report strauss book is sometimes called the heart of europe as it's the official seat of the european parliament and leading up to e.u. elections this weekend we're visiting artists in various e.u. countries to see what they think about current issues and stress boys national theatre is reflecting the armrest on the streets against emanuel crawls reform policy. protests against the president's reforms have been raging on the streets of france's big cities for months now. the neglected province against the rich capital . the underprivileged against the elites. stanislaus not day an actor and the director of straw sports national theatre decided to explore the social tensions on stage. in france there are no children of factory workers or of agricultural workers among the elite there's a kind of sticking together and i think there's a form of line as it's also indicative of a more general problem in our western democracies. is all of society really represented by elites. this is a rehearsal for the edouard louis play who killed my father. it's a polemic

robert strauss came to this event today from new jersey. robert: offended? no.veryone has to give an elevator pitch, so i went to my agent, and he said, half of america thinks barack obama is the worst president, half of them think george w. bush is the worst president, but neither of them started the civil war. it seemed at every turn, every fork in the road, he took the wrong one. an amazing proclivity for making bad decisions. but what he was also was the most experienced guy to run for president. he had been in the pennsylvania state legislature, member of congress in both houses, ambassador to russia, ambassador to england, secretary of state. he had sort of run a few times before. how could you get a guy that is qualified for everything? he was a disaster. brian: thanks for coming tonight. we have time for at least one more question. this gentleman on the aisle? yes, sir? >> good evening. i was very surprised jfk was in the top 10. growing up in the 1960's, he inspired me, lots of young people, but he was president for 1000 days. what did he accomplish, to

investigators say richard strauss sexually abused more than 100 male students between '90s.te '70s and late he died in 2005. ohio state hired a law firm to investigate the claims and just released the findings today. the report also concluded school officials knew about the claims but did nothing. the school president today said it's clear there was, quote, consistent institutionalre fai >>> back here some local students are reacting to that new controversy over the s.a.t.e t so-calledo adversity sc would boost results for some test takers. why some students don't want it to go tirough. >>> f susan hogan is helping you plan your summ vacation. think taking the family pet will save you some cash? not necessarily. susan is breaking down the cst for you. for you. >>> doug and tracki the chanceng ♪ goin' down the only road i've ever known ♪s-- ♪ born to walk alone! keep goin' man! ♪ bornyou got it!one! if you ride, you get it. ♪ here i go again geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. . >>> back with a look at storm ea or 4amte storms. he's back with the timing and the look

richard strauss but didn't investigate. the allegations span decades from 1979 to 1997. they involve athletes in at least 16 sports. ohio state's president released the report today and apologized. dr. strauss killed himself in 2005. he we've got an update to sale of local shoppers food stores. news 4 has confirmed the shopperscation on chillum road will close on june 24th. it will start selling all of its inventoryfter memorial day. the company tells us all other shoppers locations remain open while it continues to expre sale of those other stores. >>> place your bets and get your fancy hats ready. we are just one day away from the preakness stakes. >> here we go. we're counting down, folks. there have been some bumps in the road, but horse racingans are ready. so, too, chris gordon who joins us live from black eyed susan day at pimlico. haven't had one of those, chris, but i hear all sorts of things about them. elod stuff? >> reporter: you're talking about the drink, not the race. i'll be talking about the race right now. we're bringing you a bird'sye view of pimlico t

richard strauss worked as a doctor. the pretense of providing students with medical treatment. investigation commission by the university also found personnel were aware of strauss's actions but did nothing to stop him. >>> new today there's outrage over just released text messages from an nypd commander in the eric gardner case. now text messages show a police lieutenant saying gardner's death was not a big deal. >> reporter: the 2014 video of new york police arresting eric gardner and wrestling him to the ground started a nationwide battle cry for police accountability. the officer put gardner in what was an illegal chokehold after suspecting him of selling loose cigarettes. five years after gardner's death a police disciplinary hearing has uncovered text messages sent after he went unconscious. a sergeant at the scene texting about the officer. danny tried to grab him. they both went down. they called the bust asap. he's most likely doa. he has no pulse. okay keep me posted. i'm still here. not a big deal. we were ef

levi strauss also went public this year. we did not include them since we are focusing on the tech industry and their practices and characteristics. for these companies that have gone public or are expected to this year, we have 7,999 -- 7,990 employees estimated in san francisco. we did not get the pinterest number, that would bump it up even higher. these companies have more employees worldwide, but we focus on those in san francisco because that is where we will feel the impact when the exercise their stock options. we prepared an estimate of what the impact could be of the i.p.o. on san francisco housing prices and that is shown in this chart, and how we went about this, first of all, there are many variables to consider when you are attempting to do this. one of the key ones being how many employees are going to have stock options when they will be allowed to exercise them, how many shares they get, what the price of the shares will be, so all of that needs to be estimated, assumed to come up with some idea of how many

officials had some knowledge about what was going on over the years but did little to stop richard strauss who took his own life in 2005 ohio's president who has been in that business since 2014 said the findings are horrifying and do not reflect the ohio state of today >>> that case bringing up haunting memories of the larry nasser case, the long-time doctor at michigan state university and usa gymnastics now a convicted predator the judge who sent him to prison was a national sensation we get her take tonight. >> reporter: life has certainly changed over the past year for judge rosalie. >> people stop me in the store so i don't get it done real quick. >> what do they say? >> thank you some hug me and people cry. they all have a story and many of them can't be believed. >> reporter: she became an overnight sensation when she lambasted dr. larry nassar at his sentencing >> i wouldn't send my dogs to you, sir he had gotten away with it for a long time nobody listened. if one person would have listened 30 years ago, many girls would have been spared >> reporter: she allowed victims to speak.

joining us on the cnbc news line, the analyst behind the call, david strauss. david, welcome >> thanks, kelly. >> i know it's a guess but is the decline owed to the downgrade on the issues and how much is because of what's happening with these chinese tariff discussions >> i think it's most likely, according to our survey results that we put out today with the tariff discussions, china is a very important market for boeing about 20% to 25% goes to china so anything on the tariff front would impact boeing as well. >> yeah, and i mean, we see the other industrial names that are exposed down about 3%. so we'll give you a percentage point more than that it is interesting because you're saying that people are so hyperaware of problems with the 737 max that they'll check their bookings and make sure they avoid the plane. i'm talking about the customers, even when they go back to service with the airlines? >> yeah, we conducted a survey to get a sense of where, you know, where consumers' perception is of the issue we weren't exactly sure what to expect with this we do

there is never any bicycle on that, except when they have the bicycle race around levi strauss -- levi strauss, and that is why there is no bicycle people here supporting this because everybody would rather go down the embarcadero. it is a much better view. i mean, this is ridiculous because you will make these streets into one lane. they're already jammed. when i go back home and i go down battery street, many times i have to cut up broadway or another street over telegraph hill to get to my place because the traffic getting onto the bridge is backed up that far. in the mornings, it is backed up in the other direction. from sampson. in that building -- in the neighborhood -- neighborhood there are 1,000 units. 101 lombard and 111 chestnut. and in those units, the average age is over 70. i don't think those people are going to be using too many bicycles or too many scooters. in fact, when i see them, there is rarely any of them laying around on the sidewalk in front of my building at all, because that neighborhood is kind of isolated, and because of the hills, people don't want to use

(playing "strauss waltz") (narrator) how the camera moves, what it sees, the actors' expressions.igned to sweep an audience into the drama. a grand style of storytelling developed from the early days. (martin scorsese) i still watch old films i would love to direct like the old directors did. (waltz music playing) (narrator) in the halcyon of hollywood so many films were produced it lured the finest talent, drawn by the lavish production, by the creative ferment, by the chance to perfect techniques of filmmaking still in the process of refinement. (martin scorsese) the old hollywood had this wonderful method, it was like a factory. so therefore each studio made a couple hundred films a year. (martin scorsese) and there were so many people that influenced each other and they all wound up in the same place. i think it was a very -- exciting 20, 30, 40 years with so much going on, everyone influencing each other. (martin scorsese) trying this new thing and trying that. and murnau just came out of germany. hawks tried that in one film, and then went back and said "i'm not doing that a

richard strauss calling the abuse an open secret. dr. strauss was never officially disciplined. he retired in 1998 and then died by suicide in 2005. >> horrifying story. >>> we do have new details this morning on that f-16 fighter jet that crashed into a warehouse in california. officials confirming that the aircraft was carrying missiles and hundreds of rounds of ammunition on board. the air force now saying the arms have been secured and disposed of. cell phone video shows the plane right before it crashed. the pilot we should say safely ejected and no major injuries were reported here. >>> and we've been following severe weather this morning in the plains, a tornado outbreak. we saw those dramatic pictures of twisters touching down. let's check back in with rob marciano in ft. worth, texas, with more on this latest severe weather. rob, good morning once again. >> good morning, whit. we've got a couple 6 hours of dry weather before it hits ft. worth. we're here because they're holding a road race to benefit. the ten plus thousands folks that are waiting for organ transplants h

plus strauss's work at student health center. it is off campus clinic. suits filed against >>i had of saving lives, someone to bologna. >>what they're trying to do really is shield themselves from civil liability. >>the prosecution's havard an unexpected setback when a witness and died in an accident just days before he was set to testify last week prosecutors told the judge that he was an unlicensed contractor hired to install inexpensive wiring at the ghost ship warehouse court is back in session next week. in the east bay there are just 2 weeks left in the school year but more threatening and racist graffiti has been founded california high school in san ramon as kron four sarah stinson reports there will be extra police officers on campus. >>california high school will have an increased police presence because they found 4 different pieces of graffiti that's threatened mass shootings and and had racial slurs. this whole situation has put parents and students on edge know i've talked about my boys about and some of their friends in. >>they're stressed

strauss says it's an exciting time for the side.to the well cap as favourites, the two i played in i don't know the opposite of favorability read that, so we go on our home soil with the advantage and hopefully guys can do it and if they do it's going to create such an incredible fella for the spread this country and create incredible sort of momentum and interest and i don't want to put them under pressure, but we will never have a better chance. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. british steel has collapsed, after talks with the government about a financial bail out broke down. workers at the company's plants now face weeks of uncertainty — as efforts are made to rescue the business. 5,000 of them work directly for british steel — and another 20,000 people are employed in the supply chain. it was always going to be a challenge to keep the business going — because of brexit uncertainty, a weak pound, and massive competition from china. our business correspondent, coletta smith, repor

plus strauss's work at student health center. it is off campus clinic. suits filed against

are pushing for reforms in the church who want to give it a cake and wake it up cool market and boy strauss certainly won't be. her punches even if her opponent is far bigger than she is. take a look at some more of the stories making news around the world full of australian prime minister bob hawke has died he was 89 in power through much of the eighty's mr hauck was the center left labor party's longest serving prime minister in the last an election as leader but was toppled by his own party in 1991 a leader of the basque separatist militants group atta has been arrested in france after 17 years on the run josue 10 net is accused of involvement in several acts of killings the group responsible for more than $800.00 deaths during its campaign for basque independence it disbanded in 2080. strikes by the saudi led coalition have killed at least 6 civilians in yemen's capital sana'a as according to health and health officials linked to who is the militants the strikes reportedly targeted that night 3 sites in and around the city they come to days after insurgents claimed responsibility for dr

strauss's work at student health center. it is off campus clinic.awmakers are joining in on the national conversation morally. i agree with the narrative about southern california republican melissa melendez says states like missouri and alabama need to rethink their new abortion laws that make no exceptions for rape and incest and my fear is it maybe it's going too far for. >>the appetite that exist right now i don't know what's going to happen. i think they're right to push the issue, i'm just not certain you know it will pass constitutional muster on the other side of the aisle bay area democrat buffy wicks took to twitter saying the rights of all women must be defended. >>she encouraged women to share their stories as she did when she spoke on the assembly floor for the very first time earlier this year. i had an abortion. i was 26 years old in between jobs and in between homes. i had no health insurance. staying on a friend's couch unemployed and facing an unplanned pregnancy was a vulnerable time in my life for many women this decision comes.

strauss says it's an exciting time for the side.site of a favourite is, but we wear that. so, on opposite of a favourite is, but we wearthat. so, on our opposite of a favourite is, but we wear that. so, on our home soil with home advantage, and hopefully the quys home advantage, and hopefully the guys can do it. and if they do, it will create such an incredible feeling for the sport in this country and momentum and interest. i don't want to put them under pressure, but we will never have a better chance. no pressure! we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6.30. in the run up to tomorrow's european elections, we've been putting your questions to the main uk parties. joining me now for the final in the series of these interviews is adam price, the leader of plaid cymru. good to see you, thank you for coming in. a lot going on at westminster, we may get onto that later on, but let's get straight into some of the questions asked. this is from deborah, and she tweeted asking why do you want wales to remain in the eu and be part of the e

the investigation into team doctor richard strauss finding that he sexually abused at least 177 male students and that college officials knew for decades, but failed to act. >> this is relief and validation of what we have been saying for a year and a half. >> reporter: the report detailing abuse between 1979 and 1996. victims alleging they were groped and touched inappropriately during exams, calling the abuse an "open secret." students gives him nicknames. he was never officially disciplined. retiring in 1998, then dying by suicide in 2005. >> that doctor is dead now. osu robbed me of my ability to ever have closure with him. >> i'm a survivor. >> reporter: some victims saying they were inspired by the brave women who spoke out against usa gymnastics doctor and serial abuser dr, larry nassar. today osu calling its failure to protect students unacceptable. >> we have complete sympathy and empathy for the survivors. our hearts go out to them. >> david a number of victims are now ohio state university. osu offering to help paying for professional counciling. it's unveiling a long list

are pushing for reforms in the church who want to give it a cake and wake it up cool market and boy strauss certainly won't be poor. her punches even if her opponents of this far bigger than she is. take a look at the top story here i base our campaigning hospital iraq has entered its final stretch for yet a new parliamentary election set to begin next week as growing concern that the block is unprepared for foreign just information campaigns aimed at discarding votes are. coming up next on data news a show christian goes from pakistan to bring madoff to manage china with the promise of husbands who share their religion and can offer them a good life but the reality turns out to be very different. on taiwan's parliament will vote tomorrow on legalizing same sex sex marriage which a couple nervously awaiting the outcome. from said was going to 100 of those stories i'm told in just a myth. sure a big idea but what's become of it and what will it look like tomorrow. d w gets ready for an in-depth look at the european elections asking the questions that matter. for european voters hopes for the

are pushing for reforms in the church who want to give it a cake and wake it up cool market and boy strauss certainly won't be. her punches even if her opponents of just far bigger than she is. not a football and a privileged champions manchester city have been dreadful to european football as financial regulator has now investigators allege the club has inflated the value of a multi-million your response to ship the city cleaned a 2nd straight english title at the weekend but reports say they could now face a one season ban from the champions league the acquisition center how the. team declared sponsorship money from abu dhabi and if the high city have denied any wrongdoing. here watching the news here's a recap of the top story that we're following for you campaigning has entered its final stretch for the parliamentary elections set to begin next week and there is growing concern that the bloc is unprepared for foreign distant from asian campaigns aimed at discouraging vote. coming up next on news in shia christian girls from pakistan madoff to men in china with the promise of husbands to

and the best chance for england to win a world cup according to andrew strauss.it is a perfect match up.

richard strauss groped students nearly his entire career at ohio state. he committed suicide in 2005. the report says university personnel failed to investigate complaints against the doctor at the time.>> people question us, we knew the truth. osu has been trying to escape responsibility for illegal methods and now there is no way for them to escape responsibility.>> the schools president released a statement today apologizing to the victims, at least two lawsuits have filed. >>> mn killed simply while riding his bike, of next how a community came together to honor him and force changes to help others. >>> the clouds are moving in, were talking about weekend rain. we have the timing of the heaviest downpours.>>> a vibrant multicultural mural and lettuce with white paint. a live report on the community effort to restore the artwork. >>> a celebration this evening at oakland as glenda street is renamed in memory of beyonci was struck and killed there last year while riding his bicycle. as rob malcolm tells us ever since the accident his family has been pus

msk(music) >> and then you have strauss, extraordinary piece. the most challenging of all. string orchestra work. 23 solo instrument, no violin section, now viola section; everybody is responsible for their part in this piece. the challenge is something that i felt not only that we could do , absolutely could do, but i wanted to show off. i can't tell you how aware i am of the audience. not only what i hear but their vibes, so strong. i have been doing this for a long time. i kind of make them feel what i want them to feel. there is nobody in that audience or anywhere that is not going to know that particular song by the fourth note. and that is our encore on tour. by the way. i am proud to play it, we are from san francisco. we are going to play that piece >> the meeting will now come to order. the welcome to the may 10t may 10th regular meeting of the joint city school district and city college select committee. i'm supervisor h arc neainey. our clerk is alyssa somera. this is the very first inaugural meeting of this