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summa faced a secret ballot after a string of corruption scandals.ens of his colleagues in the ruling anc party did vote against him, but the motion still failed by more than 20 votes. in gaza, one teenager is defying norms by making it a busisinessf mamaking people laugh. she is pt of a group that uses comedy routines to take men to task over issues like sexual harassment area as the only enough comedian in a male-dominated society, she faces tough challenges. reporter: hey, sexy. >> did i just hear you right? did you just stupidly catcall me? reporter: these guys in gaza have never seen anything like this in real life. >> that is too much. she just beat up two men. what is she, rambo or something? >> i don't like that she grabbed the men, but a woman also needs to defend her honor. reporter: if just one of the men watching things about the traditional roles of men and women in this islamic, macho society, they have achieved their goal. the comedy group calls itself [indiscernible] which roughly translates to "hey , man, cut the craft -- crap.": >>

he graduated summa cum laude from bowling green state university with a bachelor's degree in history and political science. with that we will go to dock their -- doctors lisa knepper. >> i'm not a doctor i appreciate the permission. more workers than ever need a permission slip from the government before they can do their job. that permission slip of courses called an occupational license and to get one you will have to meet certain criteria established by the government. you may be required to attend school for four years or cosmetology school college for four years or cosmetology school for 1600 hours. you may be required to apprentice in her occupation for two, three or four years. he may have they to pass an exam or two they nearly always you will have to pay a fee. the share of the american work horse subject to licensing red tape has been on the rise since the 1950s. back then just one in 20 americans needed a license to work. today that figure is closer to one in four. as terry miller pointed out this morning these kinds of policies hurt the poor in two key ways. first occupat

no, that's a bril yaliant summa and you're absolutely right that this film shows a spotlight not onlyn '67 but a specifically tragic incident where three black teens lost their lives at the hand of vicious police. now, we know that these police weren't extraordinary that is to say that the system itself produced the kind of pathology that demonized black people that led to their deaths, but the reality is that we've rarely seen as you said a movie, a thriller, a non-fiction -- a fictional attempt here to come to grips with the truth of that went on here. catherine biglow trains her lens on this incident to show us if you think what's gone on 50 years away has gone away, we know eric garner and sandra bland and tamir rice and time and again we see this repeated. the reality is that it makes us feel that we are not crazy because it can't be black people's fault if it happened 50 years ago and is still happening 50 years later there must be something about the police department itself, the police culture that produces this kind of stigma on young, black people. i think this film is such

she was received her undergraduate education at princeton where she graduated summa claude. she visited as the graduate fellow from princeton and earned his masters degree there. she returned to harvard law school, graduated three years later, mcl after being the supervising editor of the harvard law review. then distinguished clerkships. she first clerk for judge abner of the d.c. court of appeals and then for thurgood marshall, justice of the supreme court. after her clerkship she practiced law for several years at a washington firm of wiggins and connelly. then she abandoned the practice of law at the call of the academy. she spent four years at the university of chicago as a professor of law there. then service to our president. she served as associate counsel to president bill clinton and later as deputy director of president clinton's domestic policy council. then back to the academy, but this time harvard law. she began as a visiting professor, but they decided they liked her pretty well, and so she became a permanent member of the faculty there, and in 2003 was named

summa you perhaps read the op-ed piece in the "wall street journal" by the self-described left-wing president of wesley and university in connecticut, calling for of all things not something i personally favor but interesting that he would make the proposal, affirmative action for conservatives in american higher education. and his reason is they need to have viewpoints across the spectrum represented for learning to take place. i said it once again with an expression of gratitude and have wonderful opportunity in this conference to do it and that's gratitude to my home university, princeton university which is sponsoring our conference here today. the james madison program is a program of princeton university. this program has flourished at princeton for 17 years now and i'm enormously grateful to my colleagues and the successive presidents of princeton university who have not only permitted our program to live but indeed to flourish. i am now completing my 31st very happy year at princeton university. [applause] >> thank you. perhaps not all my colleagues which you but i would like to thank

i'm a little bit suspicious of is the extent to which we think the constraints of narratives should summathe constraints of our life. i'm a little suspicious of that notion. it seems when the incomes is not a literary end. it's a long end. when the incomes is not a literary and it is always the wrong end. when the incomes to the novel, the right novel, if it's written the right way the incomes at the right time at the right place. i'm suspicious that's ever the case for us. although i'm sensitive to why you think that it is and should be. >> do you want to take one last question? [inaudible] >> maybe this is a very good last question. i'm wondering what sort of policy regimes you might want to recommend to deal with the problems and challenges that you have raised? >> i think that's for you. >> in formulating policy, one does not want to get out ahead of the fences in science and technology in a way that will stultified true humane and beneficial advances, and yet one doesn't want to be so lax that you can permit the advancement of science and technology in a way that would degrade or deh

this marks the largest summa warded in a series of powder lawsuits against johnson & johnson.pany spokesperson says they will appeal the jury decision and says, quote, while the company sympathizes with those impacted by ovarian cancer, science supports the safety of the baby powder. >>> if you plan to take one last vacation this summer, now might be a good time to buy the airline ticket. starting today, many airlines will lower their peak summer prices. prices could drop by 10 to 15%. airlines typically lower their fares around this time of year as kids go back to school. but they go back up around the holidays. >>> three bay area neighborhoods are on the list of hottest neighborhoods in the country. redfin ranked ten neighborhoods based on the expected growth in the value of homes. san francisco golden gate heights, bordering the inner sunset is ranked second. behind a neighborhood in seattle. san jose's bucknell neighborhood in the glenn view area ranked number three and four on the list. according to redfin homes in the neighborhood typically sell well above the list price

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