were you all allowed to challenge the statements made by his accusers >> no, ma'am >> reporter: tuscaloosa city schools then ordered c.j. attend alternative school for 45 days. >> i mainly was mad. i cried in front of all of them, because i was hurt >> reporter: an nbc news investigation found students' ability to defend against what can be life-altering punishments largely depends on where they live. several states, including nevada, virginia, and alabama don't specify students' rights in state law, but rather, give broad authority to school districts. do you feel like you all got any due process? >> no, ma'am due process does not exist in the school system here in alabama. >> reporter: c.j.'s parents hired an attorney, but district policy prohibited her from being inside the meeting where they tried to appeal his punishment charles bell has spent more than a decade studying punishment in schools. >> we're literally pushing children out of school >> reporter: more than 2.6 million students were expelled or suspended for the most recent year federal data is available. black students were s

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>> no, ma'am. >> reporter: tuscaloosa city schools ordered c.j.stigation found students unable to defend against life altering punishments depends on where they live. several states including nevada, virginia and alabama don't specify students' rights in state law, but rather give broad authority to school districts. do you feel like you all got any due process? >> no, ma'am. due process does not exist in the school system here in alabama. >> reporter: as c.j.'s parents hired an attorney, but district policy prohibited her from being inside the meeting where they tried to appeal his punishment. charles bell has spent more than a decade studying punishment in schools. >> we're literally pushing children out of school. >> reporter: more than 2.6 million students were expelled or suspended for the most recent year federal data is available. black students were suspended at a rate more than double the national average. experts say black kids don't misbehave more often. >> you have to leave, you're guilty and we don't want to hear from you anymore. tha

robert in tuscaloosa, california, good morning. caller: two points.he european democrat who said the signs up in the yard, so greens could come take their home, the immigrants doing that earlier, indigenous people would have their homes. and then the gentleman on talking about health care on the republican party, talking about turning into the state, can you imagine what would happen in alabama when they want to turn it over to the state for health care for people? [indiscernible] and imagine what it would be like if they were to turn it over to the state of alabama. america would get no health care, all of them will die. thank you for allowing me to make a call. host: scott in illinois, republican. scott? caller: hello? host: hi. caller: can you hear me? host: i can. caller: good morning fellow patriotic americans. i want to touch on something in illinois. i just got garage vandalized again and i'm a senior citizen, via nonveteran. i called two police officers that came to the house and they said it is getting worse, it is getting worse. the safety,

desperate, alison drove several hours to get help from another clinic in tuscaloosa.of alabama's only abortion providers, since roe was overturned, it's now a non—profit reproductive health service. it promises to offer medical interventions for non—viable pregnancies so, if alison had come here first, she would've had that option. i'm dr leah torres and i'm medical director of the west alabama women's center. it's something that i've seen happen more than a few occasions, where people who would otherwise should have been helped were not and fortunately, find care here and have that care that they need before something irreversible happens — whether that's death or a hysterectomy because of an infection. these are real consequences of not getting healthcare in a timely fashion. abortion is healthcare. you don't have to like it. but the politicisation, the criminalisation of this aspect of healthcare, makes it so healthcare providers are afraid. since moving to alabama in 2019, dr torres has faced death threats and had her medical licence temporarily provoked, but she

can he really stay to the judge that i cannot make it because i'm going to be at tuscaloosa in a rally? >> yeah, you can see i don't have time for these pesky criminal trials because i am busy trying to get back into the white house. so, perhaps i can get rid of my federal criminal cases altogether. i think he has met his match in judge chutkan. i know her most directly from when i was trying murder cases against her across the street from federal court, in d. c. superior court, and i will tell you, i would say she is a worthy opponent. i would have to ask whether i was a worthy opponent to her. she is a strong, smart, tactically savvy, and entirely honorable, trustworthy opponent and defense attorney. i have been in her courtroom, watching her preside over criminal cases more recently. i think trump and his defense team have met their match. i think she is going to set a speedy trial. it wouldn't surprise me if we saw a trial not long after the first of the year. i think some of the other trials that donald trump has on his schedule may take a back seat, like da alvin bragg's -- secon

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that's, that's the length i was on a, on a stretch am, will be holding a referendum on october 14th. tuscaloosa is whether the constitution should recognize its indigenous population. prime minister anthony, of an easy, it has now announced the dates, the 122 year old constitution has never acknowledged the indigenous people that has the original inhabitants. they make up nearly 4 percent of the strain is population . to remember, you can always find much more on our website is all about lisa stories. the address for that ours is era dot com. all that set for me. and as long as you pay for this news out of it, don't go away. i'll be back in just a couple of minutes with much more of today's news to stay with the the, the so falls factory has survived in an area of what thousands of others have been a band and yet he's the last one and he's extended family left holding onto the profession, that is thousands of years old because of impulse how business has been declining the newly made put some pictures need to be less than to some for a few days until the dried off. they are in put here into thi

we'll see in tuscaloosa late october/early november. >> it is november the 4th. not that i know.o. >> it should be a great game. >> let's make a date. watch out for herald perkins jr. >> okay. >>> still ahead on "morning joe" -- >> i just want to say quickly, i couldn't agree more that, you know, chris sununu is saying, hey, let's wait until after new hampshire, it's too late. >> yeah. >> this has to be by the end of the year. >> if they want to solve their problems. >> there has to be consolidation. >> yeah. >> there was the belief when barack obama won iowa, and they were thinking inside the campaign, if we can win iowa, we're on our way. >> yeah. >> they won iowa, and they were on their way. took a little while. with donald trump, the only chance they have to slow him down is in iowa. because new hampshire, we saw it firsthand when we went to that event in new hampshire, like 4,000 people with a blizzard outside. new hampshire republicans are still really intense for donald trump. then you go to south carolina. maybe one of his strongest states of all early republican primary

damien: he is not going to tuscaloosa or athens.at got me last night, the kicker for the university of virginia cavaliers see milled me. i got a lovely note. jonathan: surveillance van. tom: a lovely note. jonathan: that's what we like to see. that is what winners do. damien: have you been watching winning time? the cast. forget it. jonathan: where's the streaky? -- where's the streaming? damien: i think max. tom: i have to assume you have a giant tv. it dims when you turn on. damien: my vision is not what used to be soy need a bigger picture. jonathan: has a tiny tv. 23 inches. one of the things you put the canvases on? and easel. he puts a little tv on an easel. tom: a couple of years ago. you know. jonathan: so fashion forward. damien: beautiful. kailey: broncos orange. jonathan: thank you, good to see you. coming up, futures unchanged on the s&p 500. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ when people come, they say they've tried lots of diets, nothing's worked or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds over and over again. the

robert in tuscaloosa, california, good morning. caller: two points.rat who said the signs up in the yard, so greens could come take their home, the immigrants doing that earlier, indigenous people would have their homes. and then the gentleman on talking about health care on the republican party, talking about turning into the state, can you imagine what would happen in alabama when they want to turn it over to the state for health care for people? [indiscernible] and imagine what it would be like if they were to turn it over to the state of alabama. america would get no health care, all of them will die. thank you for allowing me to make a call. host: scott in illinois, republican. scott? caller: hello? host: hi. caller: can you hear me? host: i can. caller: good morning fellow patriotic americans. i want to touch on something in illinois. i just got garage vandalized again and i'm a senior citizen, via nonveteran. i called two police officers that came to the house and they said it is getting worse, it is getting worse. the safety, i asked them abou

but i'd keep my eye on the debate in tuscaloosa, alabama, in october.e ground in the polls, in my view, and you know that's all donald trump cares about, is looking at the latest poll that he can see and determining his conduct, not by what's right, not by what's fair to the republican voters, but by what he perceives in his personal interest. that's why he has no business being president again. that's why i think he may show up at alabama. i do not expect to see him at the reagan library on september 27th. >> we will see. former new jersey governor, republican presidential candidate chris christie. governor, thanks for your time this morning. we appreciate it. >> willie, thanks for having me on. everybody out there who wants the truth to be in this race, go to chris christie.com and donate. >> there it is. governor, thank you. >>> come up, a milestone for president biden's health care agenda. the administration unveiled the first ten prescription drugs selected for medicare price negotiations. senator amy klobuchar joins us to discuss what this means f

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