extremely well with suny, took those suny policies, proposed them. they passed almost unanimously in both houses. and that went way beyond the requirements of vowa explaining confidentiality and affirmative consent definition that is a model definition. amnesty when bystanders or victims come and report and a number of really important training things because as we said, we encourage you, double down on prevention. everybody up here, you've heard about it. we don't, suny doesn't want to be the leader in responding to bullying, hazing and violence. we want to have fewer incidents to respond to. i know all my colleagues up here share that. we really liked what the congress did with vawa and hope that you continue down that path. > thank you very much. appreciate it. >> senator baldwin. >> thank you very much, senator murray, for convening this roundtable and this is very, very helpful to all of us. and i appreciate the presence of all of our witnesses here. i wanted to start with you, mrs. clementi, and start by also sharing my gratitude to you and you

but at suny we went farther. while the requested can be offered to all students, at suny rukh our student leaders and athletes complete training before they can compete in intercollegiate athletics afford, before the club can be recognized. why? we think they are more likely to be offenders, we think the more likely to be victims? know. because we think that most likely to be leaders and leaders of the model prosocial behavior to their fellow students. we part with the department of health to offer green dot in bringing and training to all campuses. we work closely with the nuke state police, office of campus safety and the state coalition against sexual assault and domestic violence to develop programs for response and prevention. we take the assessment of you analysis seriously and to train with with the fbi and u.s. marshals to oppose identify and respond to student threats before violence the curse. suny partner with governor cuomo to policies that proposing applause across the state. all new york college stu

islamic state has very strong traction among turkey's suny kurds and not only islamic state. also turkey's very own hezbollah, which is in fact, almost predominantly a kurd shd institution. so almost all of the recruits of turkey's own hezbollah are kurdish ethnically and sectarianwise, they're all sunnis. so it is a hezbollah we're not familiar with elsewhere in the middle east. it's not the hezbollah of lebanon we're talking about. it is the hezbollah of turkey, manly suny, strongly anti-pkk, strongly anti-revolutionary, has a more ambivalence and challenging relationship with the islamic state. but that certainly is one of the potentials for the next generation of violence in turkey. of course, no need to mention the 3 million syrian refugees, the first and second generation, which turkey have so far failed to incorporate into the turkish party. when we talk about refugees, i'm only using it in the everyday parlance, not in the legal technical term because turkey has a yee graphic restriction to the geneva convention. so syrians on turkish soil are not refugees. they're no

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this video showthe forceful wind tossing a cruise ship om side to side suny, confining passengers their cabins. as the storm churned off shore, many beachgoers from virginia to jsey shore were forced to stay out of the water. when you see the red flag, it's a sign of danger so you have to take ecautions. >> reporter: resident along the water an pulling their others eparedfor the worst. >> i locked everything in the garage, packed a go bag ani'm ready. >> reporter: many beaches remain close today amid concerns hermine could regain strength and trigger life- ening rip tithe tide and floong wh memories of superstorm sandy fresh on residents' minds. authorities in parts of connecticut say they're prepared toopen shelters if necessary. >> we have plty of bottled water on hand. we have supplies so residents can take a nice, warm shower >> reporter: chris christie declared a state ofemerncy in several counties. thaccess but it would be much too late if the storm started to track west. >> repor hermine could linger around the coast for days before exiting out to see idweek hena daniels for cbs

there is an how our suni clients look at. i'm spre proud of them for that. slight shift on your question but i think it gets to the same concept. when suni's chancellor put together a working group in 2014, to look at issues of sexual and interpersonal violence i was one of the cocoordinators and working with the committee that was brighting our affirmative consent definition. we had a bunch of outside experts in our committee. we had one expert, one of the co-founders of equal justice new york libby post and she said in your definition, you should say affirmatively as it were, that their applies regardless of sexual orientation, gender or identity orrics pregs because a lot of students don't think it applies to them. i said what should the sentence say? >> this definition applies regardless of sexual identity gender expression. informs in there. passed all the way through the policies, passed all the way into the legislation, went into the legislation. there were a lot of the changes to a lot of points in the legislation. both parties let that go. when gove

high: 62 dewpoint: 55 wind: ne 10-20 mphturday: mo0 mph suny: mostly cloudy. am w: 54 high: dewpoint: 54 wind: e 5-10 mph tuesday: partly sunny. am low: 51 high: 70 dewpoint: 53 wind: se 5-10 mph g weather this 2 thousand 8, rnraun, cc baid 26 year oughby making the playoffs. jonhan villar might be a keympo game's first pitch in texas, he h player in major league history with 20 bombs and 60 stolen bases. villar was at the plate when yadiel rivera made a heads up hustle play. the pop up..rivera's gonna try to score from 3rd..rude'- ned o'door' delayed reaction. yadiel's safe!!! 4-3 brewers. 5-5 visitors..carlos gomez the ex brewe en fuego in the series..takes closer tyler thornburg deep..a 3 run missle! 2 outta 3 in the series. 3 more this weekend in colorado to close out the season. the 8th ranked badgers know 4th ranked michigan is multi-talented. and they can't wait for the challenge. linebacker vince biegel excited about playing in front of almost 110 thousand fans! "it's going to be a fun game. we're looking forward to the opportunity to play in the big h

today mostly suny and pleasant. winds up to 30 miles and in the 60s down to iowa city you can see temperatures mostly clouding and isolated shower mainly north. overnight hours in the 40s area wide from 47-49 and tomorrow mostly cloudy and temperatures of 64 and 69 on thursday and friday and night time lows in the upper 40s and the weekend more seasonal upper 60s to 70s and that is the average high temperature but we will be dry this is back to 1929 and 12th avenue this is carl and mary history center. >> that is our old road warrior. you can see terry right there. >> and the river did crest around 20 meet and heave here is another -- feet and here is another one. the road and carved up the concrete. >> we are watching the river and it is rushing through downtown but when you actually do the calculations, it is moving ought about three miles an hour. -- and thats a doesn't seem like a lot. is easier to see what is going on. i am interested to get a better visual. >> and that hide rograph this is -- hidragraph they a

saturday we'll heat up to 95 degrees, then 98 on suny. monday will feature 96 degrees with increasing clouds late in the day. tuesday and wednesday we'll pick up slight shower chances with highs around 90 degrees. we're back up to 92 to end the week on thursday and friday with southwest gusts to 25 mph both afternoons. we're continuing to look for answers... into how a mercury exposure happened at walter johnson junior high school. students went back to class tuesday... after missing four days of school. school officials told us earlier this week they hoped to have children were exposed to the mercury and where it came from. we have calls in to the school district, and will give those answers to you as soon as we get them in. it's donald trump verses senator harry reid. both men are taking swipes at each other... with reid calling trump, quote, a "spoiled brat" and a "human leach." fox5's christine maddela joins us live in the news room with more on how this started. this all began with an attack on each other's health after democratic pr

so still hot into suny. we'll see a chance of a shower or storm but nothing widespread. the front settles to our south and we get the chance of a shower or thunderstorm. both those days. that will be some good news there. it's time to check traffic. and allie is off today. i've got the job for you and we've got a job now with some accidents reported. a little slowdown on 70 and also 15/501. this one accident at park avenue but two new ones up re this wade avenue the left lane the cars start to pile up. so i'm sure we'll see delays there. another accident on i-40 westbound. wade avenue. as a matter of fact, you can see that. it was clearing up on the sideline there. so things are looking all right. i-40 and wade avenue. that looks good. look like it's pretty much at speed. a couple new lanes threesms new the folks changing lanes on the even lane but the crawly area or fortify. we -- the government wants to see fortify. seems to be moving all right and finally i-40 and rock quarry road lking good too. >> play it safe and call it fortify though. >> i'm just going to be quie

this is amazing. 84 tomorrow, sunny, clear, a little breezy, 88 saturday, 94, suny on sunday, and just a beautiful ten-day forecast with overnight lows in the 60s. >>> a mobile home in phoenix morning, the fire quickly took over the property, consumed it. the intense heat and large flames making it very difficult for firefighters to put it out. neighbors say they heard nearly a dozen explosons as those flames spread. >> i look over, the flames are 3, 40 feet in the air. all of a sudden there's explosion after explosion. >> i just woke up, looked outside, and i realized the whole sky was like orange. >> we got our dogs out, kids out, way we could. >> a horse and a dog had to be rescued. two people who live next door to the mobile home, they were okay. we are told the residents of the mobile home were out of state. >>> a mini pig, a micropig almost taken in a home burglary in maryvale. pigs can be a little feisty. look at the guy, robbing the house, trying to get the pig. the pig is not going to go for it. they did make off though with some electronics. >> come here. >> why? >> he's kind

this is cellphone video captured moments after the fire broke out at a dormitory at suny soonie purchase college last night.you can see the flames shooting out of the building. no one was hurt, but 18 students had to be relocated to a local hotel. six dorm rooms were damaged in the fire. to you decide coverage now. it was a busy holiday for hillary clinton and donald trump. the candidates and their running mates hitting the campaign trial on labor day. battleground state of ohio. fox's mike emanuel has more from cleveland. the presidential candidates working hard in ohio on this labor day. republican nominee donald trump and vice presidential pick mike pence taking part in a roundtable discussion with union workers and labor leaders at an american legion post. trump says: "..we're gonna bring back jobs. jobs is the whole deal. it's going to be so vital to this campaigning in the cleveland area, attending a labor day festival with her running mate. it's the second holiday event of the day for senator tim kaine... who earlier went to a labor day parade in pittsburgh with vice president joe

and off showers may be some rumbles of thunder definitely some downpours embedded in themruof and by suny morning tailgaters are going to church or services whatever and services whatever you may have planned g sunday is a day weis probably can salvage for the most part i thinkv mainly a dry day but depending on where the front street south and southeastern counties could hold on a 20 or 30 percent chance of a leftover showerndnd and even a shower possibly in amounts really kind of all over the place but i will tell you there could be some downpours with then i think the half of an engine some spots may be up to mention a halfan as we approach you are saturday night tonight we are looking at upper 60s increasing this cloud that showers developing and tomorrow we will have the thunderstormsth within the rainy periods of breezy dreary kind of day just a day he would hang out inside and veg out and watch college football in the course of box eight days and by early sunday again a slight chance i think early especially south and east much of the tailgating andi especially the games they shoul

i only had a few hundred dollars in my checking account onew suny and i have a few more dollars. >> life has changed in a big way playing the mega millions or powerball. >> instead it was a card game. the queen of hearts that turned outs to change her life. fox 8 maia belay tells us how the lucky winner plans to give back to her hometown.n. >> the queen of hearts finally showed herl face. after 52 weeks of drawings. >> i think i'm going to win. >> and sellout crowds, a winner was crowned in garretson ville. >> a lot of my regulars are glad to have their bowling alley back again. m she came in friday out of the thousands of people from all over the state that were playing this weekth she wn with one ticket. it's really amazing. >> it's now game over for the infamous card game thanks to terry veteran he. >> that's me. i said terry, this is erin from sky lanes.n >> it was a strange number trying to facetime me and it kept dropping. >> we drew your ticket card number five. >> he goes it's the queen of hearts and i said oh, what does that mean again? he goes that means he won $3.4 million. fr

. >>> on lectures in history, suny at buffalo teaches a class about andersonville, the confederate civil war military prison where 13,000 civil war prisoners died and the trial of its commander henry wirz. she also discusses the halt of the trial and how it was used for war crimes proceedings. her class is an hour. >>> welcome, everyone, today, we'll talk about henry wirz who was the commandant of andersonville prison camp. it's one of the most notorious camps in the mihistory of moder warfare. it was in the southwest of georgia and we'll talk about hanging henry wirz. wirz was hanged for his role in perpetuating -- according to the federal government -- mistreatment and murder at that camp and he was one of the first individuals in the modern era to be tried for war crimes and henry wirz's trial in the fall of 1865 set the precedent for more recent war crimes trials, most notably the nuremberg trials of nazi perpetrators after world war ii, the american -- the allied prosecutors who were preparing for those prosecutions in nuremberg actually studied the wirz trial and particularly his d

. >>> on lectures in history, suny at buffalo teaches a class about andersonville, the confederate civil war military prison where 13,000 civil war prisoners died and the trial of its commander henry wirz. she also discusses the halt of the trial and how it was used for war crimes proceedings. her class is an hour. >>> welcome, ever,

is some effort at reinclusion of giving resources, some greater self-governance capacities to the sunis. if that happens, they won't be inviting isis back in. if it doesn't happen, this will be clearing a tremendous cost and the political conditions will once again be fertile for groups like isis to come back in if they don't address this problem. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> next to the stage, please welcome susan lan dow professor at wossy institute. matthew and susan spaulding, undersecretary for the national protection and programs director at the department of homeland security. here to lead the conversation is atlantics washington editor at large, steve clemens. >> hello, everybody. how many of you watched the commander in chief ceremony last night? this is that matt olsen hillary clinton referred to. i wanted to make this clear last night. we were at dinner and his iphone began buzzing like crazy and it was because he was mentioned without warning. so congratulations for that. is it good for you or bad. >> it can't be bad, i suppose. my mom is happy. >> i recently had

our sunis and it doesn't look quite as nice as it did yesterday. we don't have that sunshine starting off the day like we did. >> nancy: yesterday was a wonderful day. today a little cloudy. you know, looks like hopefully, rob, it will hold off. we have the season opener here at gillette. we have that sox game at fenway. >> reporter: yeah. hoping for a sweep later on this evening. both games will get off okay. most of the day will be just like you saw. kind of cloudy. not much else. temperature-wise, mild. and almost on the humid side. the fins might feel at home humidity. best chance for any showers will probably be when you are going home from gillette stadium later on after the game is over. a little better chance of rain this evening. even then, we will still be hit or miss. at most, i'm thinking a brief rain delay. they will get the game in and hopefully, get the sweep in against the yanks. right now, we are some real spotty showers. mainly across vermont and new hampshire. and mostly north of massachusetts here. looks like we've got, i think

and you can cite them whether t's kurd or turkey and kurd or suny shia or assad versus or others versus assad or countries that don't get along with each other in the region. this is a very toxic mix of interests. and of agenda. >> secretary kerry saying of the deal, sure, this is less than perfect and some agreement here in the headline at "the washington post".com an associated press report syrian rebels have misgivings about truce plan saying more than a dozen syrian rebel groups have harshly criticized the u.s. and russian agreement aimed at reducing the violence but did not reject the cease fire that went into effect at sun down. just a reminder that briefing with secretary kerry and all of our c-span coverage available online any time at c-span.org. >> now, the house oversight committee hearing on the f.b.i.'s investigation into hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail soiver while secretary of state. congressional liaisons from the f.b.i., the office of the director of national intelligence, and other agencies who reviewed the e-mails testified before the committee. the seer --

suni terrorist groups and the iranian regime and proxy and now putin's russia. just consider, over the past 8 years, this administration has overseen the collapse of region mall order in the middle east into a state of chaos where every country is either a battlefield for regional conflict, a party to that conflict or both. and makes al qaeda appear modest by comparison but both terrorist networks expanded theirs from west africa to south asia and everything in between. and this is shackling iran tps ian power and ambition. both is billions of dollars in sanctions relief has transformed into advanced military capability and support for terror i feel and then there is putin's russia which has reclaimed a position to influence a middle east that's not enjoyed in four decades. the best that can be said about this devastating legacy is over the past year in part thanks to our witnesses today president obama has at least begun to unleash americans fighting men and women against isil. they're fighting with skill and courage despite enormous risks as reports of isil's

they should be local police, suny in many cases, but it's actually a mixed ethnicity city and the governor of nina wa province is the one that they are working with and we're working with. that's a daily exercise for general townsend, general botell and for us is to keep everybody aligned and focused on job at hand which is defeating sisal. with respect to stabilization and reconstruction, we don't november what the collapse of sisal's control over mosul will look like. we've had a different experience in different cities. and obviously, no one wants to see street to street fighting in mosul but you don't know. there could be a large number of refugees and we're preparing for that. not usaid, you mentioned u.s. government funding, that's essential but also the u.n. and other international aid agencies. that's one of the things i ask our coalition partners. if you don't want to make a military contribution or you don't have a strong military contribution to make or it's problematic for some reason for you to make a contribution, a check is good. to the local people to help them reconstruct.

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