now on bbc news it's time for witness with tanya beckett.lo, and welcome to witness, with me, tanya beckett, here at the british library in london. we've got another five people who have experienced extraordinary moments in history. this month on the programme, a french artist recalls the protests in paris in may, 1968. the son of a famous british sailor remembers his pioneering solo voyage around the world. and we get a personal account of the launch of the world's most famous photo agency. first, we are going back to 1939, when a ship with jewish refugees on—boa rd going back to 1939, when a ship with jewish refugees on—board fleeing from the nazis was refused entry by us authorities. and forced to return to europe. gellibrand stills on board. ——joa to europe. gellibrand stills on board. —— joa granston. prejudice againstjews started virtually immediately after hitler came to power. it became clear even toa came to power. it became clear even to a five—year olds that i am a nobody. my my father and my grandfather were planning, where could

. >> reporter: since 1988 they have been under watchful eye of athletic trainer tanya. >> i never onceme matter, severity of the injury, what is going on whether it is an illness or more severe on the field or on the court. >> keep your foot straight, bring this up. >> reporter: she worked with olympians, helped write new jersey's legislation of steroid abuse in schools and she has been an out spoken advocate for her profession which in some cases offers first medical attention for students. >> i just felt as a personal mission of mine that all schools should have an athletic trainer, and so i kind of went out, and worked on that nationally. >> reporter: because of her impressive, ground breaking career this month tanya will be one of the few women to be induct in the national athletic trainers association hall of fame. >> to be among those people, it is very, very humbling and word really can't even express the feeling other than i can tell you when i got caddy think i cried for two hearst straight. >> reporter: don't expect tanya to take much time off to celebrate, she has to do what

her name is tanya. >> very cool. the company is carolina rehabilitation in charlotte. very cool work. >> coming up. harvard is slamming the door on nearly a dozen incoming freshmen. their acceptances rescinded. that's next. you don't even want to know protection detergent alone doesn't kill bacteria but adding new lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria with 0% bleach. lysol. what it takes to protect. ♪ ♪ ♪ school's out for summer ♪ school's out for summer >> school's out. >> school's out. >> taking on different meaning for former harvard hopefuls, scrambling to find schools to attend this fall. >> the good news you have been accepted to harvard. the bad news, we're going to look at your face book page. yeah, harvard pulled back on at least ten incoming freshmen because of obscene memes they shared on a private fa page, nicole burly of powerhouse station in boston has the story. >> reporter: the hallowed gates of harvard closed to at least 10 perspective students. >> social media lighting up after harvard college

also i think to get our anger out. >> to tanya, queen of the fairies and puck the sprite, stage nameso protect the minor's identities. both landed in berkshire juvenile court after misdemeanor offenses anything from breaking and entering to substance abuse or assault. >> i was fighting my dad. no clue i fought him until the cops came. >> this was their second chance. so, you are here in juve court. sitting here before the judge. what are you thinking you are going to get? >> more probation, and a week or two in jail. >> shakespeare were alive, he most definitely would probably end up in this court. >> former first justice, began sentencing trouble teens to it 17 years ago because he saw the 16th century playwright as the ultimate outsider. >> gives him credibility with the kids. shakespeare was the tyrant. he was always against the way people were doing things. >> not everyone was sold. >> they think we are coddling them. whether they're placed on probation or whether they're sent away. someday going to come back. go back into the same environment. if we don't help them, get some new

host: tanya snyder joining us of politico,, politico.com. thanks for your time. guest: thank you for having me. host: we will do open phones until 10:00. for republicans, for democrats, (202) 748-8002 for independents, posted video on twitter if you want, and facebook.com/cspan is how you can reach us on facebook. we will take those in just a moment. ♪ "afteray night on words," new american president and ceo anne-marie slaughter explores global networking in the digital age in her book "the chessboard in the web: strategies of connection in a network world." ms. slaughter is interviewed by dennis madonna, former -- dennis is mcdounough, former chief of staff for the white house. e-marie: the world of state to state relations is still very important, and i think of it as world because it is the world of how do we essentially be our adversaries, and we think about a move and we try to anticipate what moves they are going to make, and that world is there, and it is very important, but equally important is what i call the world of the web, that world of criminal netw

and the g tood, the swankiest people two ladies who love hobnobbing on the yachts, carolin roth and tanya briar. he >> hello >> that's to the fair. we've seen you on boats, too >> a dingy >> thanks, steve you know what we had to do it, we had to get what you wanted so carolin had to get on the boats to find out what's happening behind the scenes. >> being on a boat at cannes is second nature. everyone does it let's talk about some of the biggest industry trends. steve, you were talking about the revival of the whiskey, the gin trade. that's happening in europe diageo is a company, the world's biggest spiritsmaker, that is benefiting from that at the same time we're seeing the beer market in terms of volumes is slumping a bit. last year we saw a decline of 1.3% for 2016. now diageo is an interesting one. obviously they both -- they own both beer but also whiskey brands when i spoke to the cmo of diageo yesterday, she said the beer market within diageo held up better than expected. but this deal overnight, which took a lot of people here by surprise $1 billion for george clooney's business

so i ask, how does the republican health care plan help tanya? another woman, christa, told me, quote, i am married with four children, none of whom -- and one of whom is a 10-year-old type 1 diabetic. he requires daily active insulin management to stay alive, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. she went on to say, health care is not optional for us. even with health insurance, diabetes management is the type of thing that can bankrupt you. without health insurance, i can't imagine what i would do. she went on to say, the a.c.a. is a huge relief for my family. so i ask, how does this bill help christa and her family? then there's rhett in march are incounty. more than seven years ago, he was diagnosed with leukemia. he is nine years old. he says, cancer cells are the bad guys. this is what he wrote me. for three and a half years i took chemo to get the bad guys out. i had more than 1,000 doses of chemotherapy. my parents had to tell my sister that i might die of cancer. and then he went on to write, thanks to my doctors and nurses, my family and f

her name is tanya. >> very cool. the company is carolina rehabilitation in charlotte. very cool work. >> coming up. harvard is slamming the door on nearly a dozen incoming freshmen. their acceptances rescinded. that's next. you don't even want to know protection detergent alone doesn't kill bacteria but adding new lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria with 0% bleach. lysol. what it takes to protect. ♪ ♪ ♪ school's out for summer ♪ school's out for summer >> school's out. >> school's out. >> taking on different meaning for former harvard hopefuls, scrambling to find schools to attend this fall. >> the good news you have been accepted to harvard. the bad news, we're going to look at your face book page. yeah, harvard pulled back on at least ten incoming freshmen because of obscene memes they shared on a private facebook page, nicole burly of powerhouse station in boston has the story. >> reporter: the hallowed gates of harvard closed to at least 10 perspective students. >> social media lighting up after harvard college rescinded admissions offers to those incom

so i ask, how does the republican health care plan help tanya? another woman, christa, told me, quote, i am married with four children, none of whom -- and one of whom is a 10-year-old type 1 diabetic. he requires daily active insulin management to stay alive, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. she went on to say, health care is not optional for us. even with health insurance, diabetes management is the type of thing that can bankrupt you. without health insurance, i can't imagine what i would do. she went on to say, the a.c.a. is a huge relief for my family. so i ask, how does this bill help christa and her family? then there's rhett in march are incounty. more than seven years ago, he was diagnosed with leukemia. he is nine years old. he says, cancer cells are the bad guys. this is what he wrote me. for three and a half years i took chemo to get the bad guys out. i had more than 1,000 doses of chemotherapy. my parents had to tell my sister that i might die of cancer. and then he went on to write, thanks to my doctors and nurses, my family and f

now in a new apartment, tanya has a new job. >> hi, how you doing? >> reporter: and this weekend, the girls got a vip invitation to the nationals. to meet some of the greatest athletes of all time. olympic gold medallist allison felix and carl lewis. >> big smiles. >> reporter: sprinter justin gatlin gave them his first place medal. >> thank you! >> it was very exciting and mind-blowing. >> reporter: and high jumper cunningham brought brook on to the podium. the sheppards haven't forgotten out hard it was to get here. >> our past is still like, it's still apart of us and just because we have all of this now and going for it doesn't mean we have to change because it. >> oh thank you. >> reporter: in fact they say after seeing this, they plan to work even harder. >> never stop doing what you think you're capable of doing because of what other people say. >> reporter: and what's next for you guys? >> olympics. >> reporter: for now though, it's time to go home. which may not be such a bad thing, now that it's finally a place of their own. kristen dolgren

and tanya sh snyder from politico discusses president trump's plan to privatize the u.s. air traffic controller system. watch cnn span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >>> coming up next from washington journal, a look at the week ahead for congress and the president. then a discussion on u.s. tax policy and potential changes to the tax code. and later, a look at navy operations with the head of naval c systems command. >> and for a look at the week ahead on both ends of pennsylvania avenue, we're joined this morning by aesha rasko of reuters and usa today correspondent paul singer. thank you for joining us this morning. paul singer, as soon as james comey's hearing was announced in the senate intelligence committee last week, we thought it would be the focus of this week's week in politics. does the attacks in london over the weekend change

me and my twin brother and they we were all playing together i remember thinking why am i not like tanya this doesn't make sense that was at seven having not thought you know whether between brother have a twin brother and he is male male yeah i have you know married nieces and nephews you dedicated the book to your parents and your brother who you wrote encouraged me to thrive as my authentic self for my entire life now what do you advice would you give to young women you know men watching this show maybe fourteen fifteen feeling they're in the. wrong body. i would say live your true authentic self be who you are supposed to be when the time is right if you're in a hairy situation and it's not possible it's ok to wait a couple of years to you get around people your tribe family members that are going to understand who you are and make it a safe and positive transition you know you have to do the surgery no you don't i know i mean most of the community did really is as you know i think i stopped talking about surgery and none of my business because i mean a lot of people that but i would

now in a new apartment, tanya has a new job. and this weekend, the girls got a vip invitation to the nationals, to meet some of the greatest athletes of all time, allyson felix, and legend carl lewis. >> big smiles. >> first-place medal. >> thank you. >> it was very exciting and mind-blowing. >> and eye jumper vash brought brooke onto the podium. the she want address haven't forgotten how hard it was to get here. >> our past is still a part of us. just because we have all of this and and we're grateful doesn't mean we have to change for it. >> reporter: in fact, after seeing this, they plan to work harder. >> never stop doing what you think you're capable of doing because of what other people say? >> reporter: and what's next for you guys? >> olympics. >> reporter: for now, though, it's time to go home, which may not be such a bad thing now that it's finally a place of their own. kristin dahlgren, nbc news, sacramento. >>> what a great story. the sky is the limit. >> love that picture of the four of them hugging on the couch the

now, tanya, you're the teacher.bout the danson acceptable, when they're performing. >> so this is the school's main performance, currently performing the piece that won first place at the puerto rican day parade, last year 2016. first place in the high school division, overall in the parade. >> this gives the students an opportunity the ones majoring in dance within the school, non-majors, majors in other areas, to continue to further develop their dance technique and performance skills. >> so, their goal for the most part to be maybe in broadway, plays? >> little bit of everything. dance for our student, means, number of things. some of them do want to continue on to be performers, in the professional setting. some of them want to major in dance, in college. but other of them, a form of self expression, it allows them, gives them place to stands in their power, and kind of express themselves, more confidentially, define who they are. >> you had me all excited i'm ready to join. get me a pair every tight, having gre

tanya diamond with pathways for wildlife has counted up to 11 bobcats crammed into the area. >> they are great commuters. >> reporter: along with those bobcats, there are deer, gray fox, and yes, of course, coyotes. but the researchers have found the winter's heavy rains have flooded some of the redwood city. >> if you are coyote, bobcat and deer you're forced to cross the road. that's a problem. >> reporter: the authority says that the 70 animals are hit and killed by cars every year. and so they will be pushing to build more animal crossings like this box culvert. what's more, as winter rain collects in the northern coyote valley it recharges the ground water supply for much. santa clara county. altogether the authority says the linkage plan makes a compelling argument for any owners willing to sell their land and conserve it for future generations. >> we have the full picture now that can inform our conversations with willing landowners and the city. >> we feel like we can design a win-win for wildlife the environment and our urban communities. >> reporter: in the coyote valley, k

listening to constituents were running for office if you're in the district you have certain visibility a tanya king campaign formally or informally the legislative tide might think is the most important time that we need to spend fighting to do a better job in d.c. need to explain more of what we're doing. >> you talk about monday's should that be a full workday?. >> i think if we worked two weeks in a row started monday through friday we would almost double the amount of four times but members who spend their time here on weekend to socialize or talk about problems informally there is a necessity of relationships in congress and that is enhanced not by having people fly out all the time to their district not the town hall meetings are not important but we spend too much time so there is the advantage to creating a culture of washington d.c. that reduces the of partisanship. >> this is from a guy who did not expect to make any friends in washington. [laughter] >> it isn't unusual for a sitting member to write a book along these lines getting some are curious about the process. how oh does this

. >> take tanya's invention called the v smart bar. in here, we don't know what the hell you talking about. i'm not here to slam a product. i'm here to find the funny in a product and have fun with your product, and i let the audience decide. >> hauting starts now. >> close to 400 people sitting in this room who can say look, man, i can give you the money now. >> i'm just excited. >> i thought you were going to slap me just now. >> reality tv mogul mark burnett is an executive producer. >> we view the audience as the customers. the customers who would be buying those products. >> they're not just the customer. they're the funder. they can fund your idea. >> it's time to get down to business. here is -- >> at this point you probably think steve harvey has enough hosting jobs, right? no. you'd be wrong. because later this month on nbc comes "little big shots forever young." same concept except instead of kids vying >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> lots of stars with birthdays this weekend. russell brand is celebrating turning

. >> the posse is led by artistic director tanya. >> i was very proud of them.hey made it very far. and for us and it just was insane. >> the girls say the experience of finishing that first performance was life changing. >> just started crying because we knew we did it. and after all the hard work it finally paid off. >> but they can't say how far they make it, so we'll just keep watching. >> in san jose ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> good luck to them. let's check in now with vienna with a look at our sunday forecast. >> sunday forecast i'm so used to having you here on saturdays, punice on sunday as well. >> good to be here with you. >> and it's going to be a good day to head outside. as soon as we get out of work maybe we should explore the city because it's going to be a lot sunnier today than yesterday. at least to start off, anyway. look at this gorgeous shot overlooking point arena right now. beautiful. that's definitely a place you want to go check out. good photos there. i'm assuming a lot of people take great engagement photos there. this gorgeous sh

politico transportation reporter tanya snyder on the president's brand to privatize the u.s. air traffic control system. >> senate republicans today will find out can avenues they can take to repeal the affordable care act. roll call reporting in a vote on the affordable care act is slated to take place in july. this is "washington journal" for june 6th. there's a new survey out from monmouth university it takes a look at the key spokespeople who delivered the president's message and how effective they are in doing so. in our next hour, we'll show you results of that survey an the effectiveness they found. we want to get your thoughts. you see them on tv a lot and in print. how do they do in delivering the president's message. whether you agree with them or not. you can let us know at rep 202-748-8001 for republicans and 202-748-8000 or democrats and 202-748-8002 more independents. you can deliver those @c-span wj and post on our facebook page. it's a recent survey that took place at monmouth university and taking a look at the president's spokespeople including the president

tanya snyder discusses president trump -- yes plan to privatize the air traffic control system.e sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. join the discussion. homeland security john kelly testifies on the 28th team -- 2018 budget. live coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> education secretary betsy hers is set to discuss budget request. it begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three. president trump announced plans to privatize the air traffic control system. the plan would move the control of the agency from under the federal avery -- aviation agency to a nonprivate agency. this is 30 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, former secretary of transportation. [applause]

. >>> joining me is attorney chaka johnson, also pop culture expert, tanya pendle ton is here.t first blush going around the country, and add veiing i guess on how not to be or how not to end up in court is that what this is. >> i don't know. i think he has been ill advised or miss advised i don't see where benefit is for him possibly playing to publish sympathy. but you are going out to sort of explain to people how to avoid allegations of sexual assault when your situation is still a little merky. >> yeah. >> what do you think of this chaka. it almost seems like let's go out repair my reputation in case we go back to court if that is what it was then this is a failed effort. just like miss pendle ton says , he is being ill advised, and mr. cosby has a lot of people at his behest and it seems like perhaps a lot of yes men. there is no way, that anybody worth their salt will advice them to go create a litany of statements that will, in fact, we all know be used against him. he had a deposition in 2005 that was used much to his detriment at his legal trial and to be sure if you