university if you look at them. women are doing it. just now so i don't see any difference in men playing. so if they're one to eventually date so i don't see any difference. the following day. many important discussions are lined up. first thing in the morning a meeting at the city hall in bangor via skype and so with the newly elected mayor . in her monaco stop and say nice or a how to win over an important supporter it proves to be. the 3 women share the opinion more must be done for gender equality and women's football. and their next appointment is with the minister for youth and sport they have to convince decisive influential figures about their project for bringing girls football into the schools i want to stop and say nice and sorra that element i think you don't want. to. bring in. the minister sais he will support very endeavor but he's spoken approval is far from enough. there's a lot of talk what really happens in the end and what we're able to put into place is unclear i don't know if all really come. our goal but i will work towards it. started evie a channel which is only v

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a female student at warwick university found hundreds of violent messages like these, written by men that made us feel ill when we read them. the woman and another friend mentioned in the chat complained to the university, handing in around 90 pages' worth of explicit and distressing comments and threats. hundreds of students protested in february, after the university announced that two of the men behind the chat group, originally suspended for ten years, would now be returning after just one year. the backlash led warwick to announce an independent review of their handling of the women's complaint. the report highlighted that... "..there was a profoundly unsatisfactory outcome for almost every single person involved." it also remarked that... "to the external eye...there were other very problematic features connected to processes and procedures, and the obvious lack of trust in them." we did get it wrong, and i do apologise and we are trying really hard, through an independent review, and also some work about values, which we need to discuss as well, to build something very differe

a female student at warwick university found hundreds of violent messages like these, written by mens funny to rape a girl. things that made us feel ill when we read them. the woman and another friend mentioned in the chat complained to the university, handing in around 90 pages‘ worth of explicit and distressing comments and threats. hundreds of students protested in february, after the university announced that two of the men behind the chat group, originally suspended for ten years, would now be returning after just one year. the backlash led warwick to announce an independent review of their handling of the women's complaint. the report highlighted that... it also remarked that... we did get it wrong, and i do apologise and we are trying really hard, through an independent review, and also some work about values, which we need to discuss as well, to build something very different for the future. i need to apologise, but we also need to learn and make changes. much as i'm enjoying this conversation, i don't want to have it with you again in this kind of context. that's what we're

education that proliferate in the time that would have at the base, a -- all the way up to state university. the men who ascended the ladder were seen as the rightful wheelers. this sounds like our modern notions of meritocracy. finally, there were those who thought all white men should receive the same education, funded and administered by government, and sufficient to prepare and -- tapir -- to prepare any citizen for public office. sure to the way to make have a confident one. in the end, this debate reminds us that decisions on who to educate and how are fundamentally political questions about how we are governed and by whom. i will leave it at that. thank you all for being here. i think if i looked at the program correctly, this is the only strictly 18th-century panel. i appreciate the vote of support by showing support and engaging in conversation with us should -- with us. my work is on the president's cabinet and the origins of the cabinet. if you look at the constitution, the word cabinet does not look -- does not exist. no legislation was ever passed creating app. yet, it is an institution

the fallen hero their legacy doesn't die. >> what is the goal for young men you coach at bucknell universitymazing place. they will not go to the pga tour, their goal is to go to the pga tour on wall street and engineering and business. i want them to leave bucknell a better human being than they were, not that they were not great guys, but when they got there. >> notice and getting extra disciplines playing for a marine? >> i think so. they walk a little taller and it shows in the way they play and conduct themselves. >> you don't talk about yourself very much but a little bit about being in the marine corps for two decades. >> i enjoyed every minute of it. i serve 1988-2008, retired in 2008 and it was one of the best times of my life. i flew attack helicopters and couldn't ask for better career. this career as a golf coach the second best thing i have ever done in my life. >> grateful for your time and service. coach mike benny of bucknell university. he does an outstanding job. shannon is deck next week just in time for it to get busier. fox news at night will have special coverage after

men to do that. she didn't see mississippi university for women including men in the nursing program is any kind of affirmative action. quite the contrary. i brought it home and showed it to marty. he said, did you write this? [laughter] thoughts to share on your least favorite? >> there have been two series of cases where the court got it quite wrong. the question of applying citizenship through a parent. still -- in , immigrationrea and naturalization, this distinction remained. married,ts are not child born abroad, if the mother is a u.s. citizen, the child automatically acquires the mother's citizenship. andhe mother is the alien the father is the citizen, the child does not -- >> unless they are married. example -- one more was this a favorite to women? note. -- no. if the child is born out of wedlock, he is fancy free, he's out of it. i didn't see this as my colleagues did. said there was another one. >> there were two. it would be hard for people of a certain age to think of a beenague i revere, he had in the navy in world war ii. there were a lot of stories -- i guess he didn't conceive of his buddies,

the 19-year-old morgan state university sophomore was killed by two men who tried to rob him shooting him five times. his former baseball coach said many were moved to tears. t>> it wasugh but good to go through. it was good for us to kind ofmb reme manny like that. >> reporter: baltimore policesa he was killed early thursday morning, heading to his car. he was planning tour r home to hyattsville to visit his mother and father reporting from prince george arizona's county. >> his basebal coach says he was a leader on and off the field and was a mentor for many. >>> supposed to be the next big drama i washington. special temperature from eaeller. we lrned that planned appearance may be delayed. mueller had been scheduled to testify on tuesday. intelligence committ about his investigation into russian interference in the 2016 electionnd possible collusion. now that could be pushed back one week to the 24th of july. sfloo g >>> get ready for this one. boy bed lnd in studio right here. brace yourselves.e on of the original backstreet boys joining us today. of all people, our doug couldn't

. >>> the first pro athlete, university of virginia of the ncaa men's basketball championship skipped a visit citing logistical complications. and when the warriors turned the president down two years ago. the president claimed the words had actually never been invited to the white house in the first place. >>> thousands of people gathered in golden gate are today for the 33rd annual aids walk san francisco. kutv of celebrities who were also there. >> reporter: i think, we will talk. >> reporter: fun moments at the 33rd annual aids walk san francisco witheye for the straight guy and rupaul's drag race dress carson crosley, for many participants including presley this is an event that brought them back to golden gate park for many years to support to those affected by hiv aids. >> people galvanized, getting sick and dying of aids and hiv. for 33 years this community has come together and said, we are going to take care of our people. >> reporter: actor and opening ceremony pray san francisco commitment in helping diverse community. >> was so beautiful about being a corporation america

men to do that. so, she didn't see mississippi university for women including men in the nursing program as any kind of affirmative action. quite the contrary. i brought it home and showed it to marty. he read justice o'connor's opinion. he said, did you write this? [laughter] >> any thoughts to share on your least favorite? justice ginsburg: there have been two series of cases where the court got it quite wrong. it was the question of applying citizenship through a parent. the law is still -- i said almost all the explicit gender-based classifications are gone but in the immigration area, immigration and naturalization, this distinction remained. the parents are not married, child born abroad, if the mother is a u.s. citizen, the child automatically acquires the mother's citizenship. but if the mother is the alien and the father is the citizen, the child does not. >> unless they are married. justice ginsburg: yes. so, that was just one more example of the -- was this a favor to women? no. it is saying, if the child is born out of wedlock, he is fancy free, he has no responsibility for it. but she i

university. surveillance images show the two wanted men. the incident happened around 11:00 this morning at the west parking garage. the men assaulted the victim and stole his backpack and shoes. if you recognize them contact the police department. >>> and then a couple has moved into the rebuilt home, and that's the first one in the town certified as liveable. the house is larger and has more amenities than the home that burned down in november. the camp fire destroyed more than 1,100 homes in paradise alone. the town has issued 84 building permits so far. >>> a restaurant owner in the south bay is targeted because of her religion. she is turning the hate into something positive. >> san francisco neighbors are out to stop a food truck from operating on their streets. they say it will bring nothing but problems. >>> pg&e says it will cut the power if there's wildfire risk. and the water provider has a warning for customers. >>> time to check in with our accuweather forecast. >> we have low clouds and fog this morning and mist and drizzle an

. >>> a reward is being issued in hopes of finding the men who killed a morgan state university student in prince george's county county. manny luis was shot and killed during a robbery off campus last week in baltimore. he was on his way to his parents house when it happened. he recently graduated from p arkdale high school in river dale, maryland. >>> they say someone vandalized a memorial for their dad son. this is all that is left of the memorial for kevin sullivan jr. he was killed back in 2010. that memorial was on salem church road where police believe kevin was hit by a car and his father discovered the vandalism. >> i dre around and he see this. >> reporter: how did it make you feel? connected to him? >> yes. >> reporter: sullivan sr. says he is going to rebuild that memorial and put it back in the same place to keep his son's memory alive. >>> a mother is not giving u on another unsolved case that it's br years since a security guard wasnn gued down and still no arrests. adrian canard was shot and killed ouletside of central gardens apartments.er his partn was shot but he surv

while boys almost universally drew men often in a lab coat. the science is clear. children who engage in scientific activities from an early age before middle school develop positive attitudes towards science and more likely to pursue stem experiences and career opportunities later on. we need to be working towards interventions to increase the number of girls and women in these fields and that is why i am so proud to sponsor this bill. i want to thank chairwoman johnson for her leadership on the house science committee towards increasing stem opportunities for women and particularly women of color. . i introduced this bipartisan legislation with my colleague, congressman jim baird, along with our counterparts in the senate. i urge my colleagues on beth sides of the aisle and in both chambers of congress to support this bill and send this important legislation swiftly to the president's desk. mr. speaker, i yield back the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentlewoman from texas reserves. the gentleman is recognized. >> i

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hundreds of students protested in february after the university announced that two of the men behind backlash led warwick to announce an independent review of their handling of the woman's complaint. the report highlighted that there was a profoundly unsatisfactory outcome for almost every single person involved. it also remarked that, to the external eye, there were other very problematic features connected to processes and procedures and the obvious lack of trust in them, including the ready assumption that they were not independent or impartial, and the inability of the university to effectively demonstrate the contrary. we did get it wrong, and i do apologise, and we are trying really hard, through an independent review, and also some work about values that we need to discuss as well, to build something very different for the future. i need to apologise, but we also need to learn and make changes. much as i am enjoying this conversation, i don't want to have it with you again in this kind of context, and that's what we're trying to build — build a system based on values which is

it says that one of the men is currently enrolled as a junior at the university.er they say is no longer enrolled and the third person remains unidentified. this photo first came to light when it was posted on instagram in march but became nationally known when an investigative journalist in mississippi revealed the photo and wrote about it. the photo shows three white men standing in front of a memorial marker to emmitt till. he is the young man that was murdered in 1955 who has become an icon for the civil rights movement. two of the men in the photograph are seen holding guns. and the memorial itself, at least the sign, is riddled by bullets. now, at this point we are not identifying the men because we have not had the opportunity to talk to them. also, we should point out it is not clear if they're the ones that shot up the sign or if it was the work of others. unfortunately, the sign has been routinely vandalized. in fact it is going to be replaced now for the fourth time. but again, it marks a very revered and very somber site. the fraternity for which these

hill went over for the rhinos with 20 minutes to go. 16—10 the final score at the university of bolton stadium. and both men'soday. warrington vs hull follows the news on bbc one, then it's st helen's vs halifax on bbc two at apm. that's all the sport for now. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 6:35pm. hello, you're watching the bbc news channel. in the past hour, borisjohnson has set out plans for a new high—speed rail route between manchester and leeds, which is expected to cut journey times between the two cities to less than 30 minutes. during a speech in manchester, the prime minister said he was determined to boost prosperity in the north. i want to be the prime minister who does with northern powerhouse rail what we did for crossrail in london. and today, i am going to deliver on my commitment to that vision with a pledge to fund the manchester to leeds route. and i know that's the bit, mr mayor, that you particularly want, but i want to stress it is going to be up to local people to decide what comes next. and as far as i'm concerned, tha

points to 10 victory for leeds in what was the first of three games at the university of bolton today because... ..the two men'ss versus warrington challenge cup final at wembley. st helens thrashed halifax to continue their bid to win a domestic treble of trophies this season. while warrington beat hull fc. frankie dettori rode enable to victory in the king george vi and queen elizabeth stakes at ascot today. enable edged out crystal 0cean to take the prestigious title for dettori and trainer, john gosden — and in doing so he becomes the first horse to regain the king george vi and queen elizabeth stakes crown. lewis hamilton will be on pole position for tomorrow's german grand prix but the british driver admitted he has been feeling "a bit under the weather". despite suffering from flu, the five time world champion was fastest in qualifying at hockenheim. hamilton beat max verstappen of red bull into second place. there's more on the bbc sport website including the latest from the world aquatics championships in south korea, golf‘s evian championship and the bmx world championships. clive. that's it. so from

university of mississippi. they did come forward this morning and identify two of the men who are in the photograph. is currently enrolled as a junior at the university. the other they say is no longer a student. the third person they don't identify at all. there was another statement put out pby the university. the university lenders of the image in march through a report to its bias incidence report team and referred the matter to university police. that's right when i lost it. and then it is back and says that while that image is offensive, it did not present a violation of the university code of conduct. it occurred off campus and was not part of a university-affiliated event. in other words, they're saying there's not much the university believes that they can do. the fraternity to which these men belong did take action and they have basically banned them from that fraternity. they issued a statement and their statement said to the point that the photo is inappropriate, insensitive and unacceptable. it does not represent our chapter and that is the kappa alpha fraternity from which they have no

it occurred off campus and not an university-affiliated event." however, the men'sy kappa alpha emailed you this statement. the chapter has suspended the men in the photo. the photo is inappropriate, insensitive, and unacceptable. it does not represent our chapter. beyond those statements, how have both the school and the fraternity handled this situation? >> well, i mean, they've handled it the way they've handled it. obviously suspending the students you would say that's a step toward, you know, punishing what we see in the photo. and then -- but, you know, there is also some troublesome aspects to this, and not to cast blame, but ole miss got this complaint back in march. and the photo stayed up on instagram. now, i don't know why or what happened or any of that, but that's kind of troubling to me. i mean, the fact that here's this photograph that should be obviously offensive to anybody and it's still up on instagram? it didn't come down until we started asking questions. >> yeah. listen, it's interesting. we keep saying -- i hear people say all the time, well,

university. surveillance images show the two men. this incident happened around 11:00 yesterday morning in the parking garage. the men assaulted the victim and stole his backpack and shoes. if you recognize them contact the police department. >>> and then slowly recovering from the camp fire. a couple moved into their rebuilt home, the first one in the town certified as liveable. the house is actually larger than their old home that burned down in november. the camp fire destroyed more than 11,000 homes in paradise alone. the town has issued 84 building permits so far. >>> pg&e will cut the power if there's a wildfire risk. the bay area's largest wild provider has a warning for us. >>> we start the day a little down this morning. how the markets are doing, next. >>> a restaurant owner ithh bay her religion. she is turning the hate into something positive. >> first, you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >>> watching the fog here, that's what i like to do. live doppler 7 showing you it's over the pe

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. >>> a fraternity has suspended three of its members at the university of mississippi after the mend african-american teenager emmet till. remember the history. till was a 14-year-old kid in 1955 when he was kidnapped, murdered and tortured by a group of white men. >> of course his death was a sem knoll moment. our reporter martin savage is with us now. i'm so glad you're on this story. the students have been suspended from the fraternity, but not from the school. >> reporter: no, they haven't. let me give you an update of what the university is saying. they've identified two of the students that are in the photo. remember, there are three. and of the two, they say one is currently a junior at the university of mississippi. the other, they say, is not currently enrolled. the third, we don't know yet. this photo came to light back in march, actually, when it was posted on instagram, but it became nationally known this week thanks to the work of an investigative journalist well known here in mississippi working with propublica and he published a story about it. but the university of m

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men. a study by the university of warwick estimates that over the next 40 years, expanding the vaccinationby almost 7000. and it could also result in 64,000 fewer cases of cervical cancer. those boys will be protected against some of the cancers that are due to this infection, but they will also protect their partners by not spreading the infection, and that will impact on women and men. so we should see a major change in the rates of cancer in the future. older teenage boys will have to pay for the vaccine, but doctors say they will be protected, because women up to the age of 25 can receive it. gay men under 45 years old are eligible to get it for free. a recent study found that over the last ten years, there has been a dramatic reduction in cases of hpv and precancerous growths. it's hoped that this roll—out will save more lives in the decades to come. lauren moss, bbc news. a major incident has been called to deal with the high levels of demand at the royal cornwall hospital — last night the hospital was put on black alert when patients were being treated in corridors and up to 15 ambu

hundreds of students protested in february after the university announced that two of the men behindbacklash led warwick to announce an independent review of the handling of the women's complaint. it was a profoundly u nsatisfa ctory complaint. it was a profoundly unsatisfactory outcome for almost every single person involved. it also remarked that to the external eye, there were other very many problematic lack of trust in them, including the assumption that they we re including the assumption that they were not independent or impartial in the inability of the university to demonstrate to the contrary. we did get it wrong. and i do apologise and lam trying get it wrong. and i do apologise and i am trying really hard to an independent review and some work about values that we need to discuss as well. to build something very different for the future. i need to apologise, but we also need to learn how to make changes, as much as i enjoying this conversation, i do not enjoying this conversation, i do not enjoy it in this context and we are going to build a system based on values which i

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. >>> this morning, a reward is being issued in hopes of finding the men who killed a morgan state universitystudent from ge prince rge's county county. manny luis was shot and killed during a robbery off campus last week in baltimore. he was on his way to his parents house in hooitsville hyattsville, when it happened. he recently graduated from parkdale high school in river dale, maryland. appene he recently graduated from parkdale high school in river dale, maryland. >>> breaking news out of paja jummy olabanji is here the latest. >> reporter: we checked in with the latest numbers. japanese fire official say 23 people are now confirmed or weesumed dead in this massive fire. want to show you some video of the scene. you see that building. we are also lening at this hour at least three dozen people are injured.th some of em are critical hurt. this builditg is in the cy of kyoto. that building houses a very popular japanese studio. suspected y a man of starting this fire today. they are ying he walkednto the building, poured what appeared to be gasoline around the animation studio and then set

well 1800 was the 1st time when we had an election on the more modern universal franchise people often forget that many of these young men that went away to get slaughtered than the fields of flanders had been denied the right to vote and had had no see in the election the government that put them into war in $1800.00 was the 1st time when the dinner lay in the food franchise for maine not for women and not was to change and also that change politics because up until then the labor movement and glasgow had been much more white or been much more of a social thing and there was everything from socialist sunday schools to socialist squiers it became much more focused on political parties and to mean feds came through the communist party and peed because to some extent glasgow was primarily an i o. piece city ultimately managed in the main with the labor party but it was distinct it was much more scottish very much rooted in scotland and much more left wing than the mainstream labor party so have been some of these big personalities who became host sold millions of scottish politics and 3 years later swept into many constitu

they beat castleford tigers 16 points to ten in a tight final, played at the university of bolton stadium before the first men'shinos were on the hunt for back to back challenge cup titles. standing in their way where the league leaders castle takers, who handed a lead debut over to holly dart. the tigers came flying out of the traps as rhiannon marshall powered through score against her former side. it didn't take leads long to respond, as she was the quickest to respond here. that's a brilliant take! the rhinos went for earlier dust further ahead, tim's and run off going under the posts. the game was poised at 10—0, and a moment of brilliance from courtney help prove decisive. the former cricketer spreading over 60 yards for a crucial try to put leads on the brink. we were waiting for a gamebreaker, and there it was from the leads rhinos! she had the chance to ease her team's nerves later on, but failed with this drop goal attempt. it didn't matter, as leads held on in the celebrations could begin. it's been an incredible week leading up to this. we knew we had in us, it wasjust leading up to this. we knew we

they beat castleford tigers 16 points to ten in a tight final, played at the university of bolton stadium before the first men's a repeat of last year's finals, the rhinos were on the hunt for back championship titles. standing in their way where the league leaders who handed a debuted a 16—year—old holly dart. and it was the tigers who came flying out of the traps as rhiannon marshall powered through to score against herformer rhiannon marshall powered through to score against her former side. it didn't take long for leads to respond, as friend gold port was the quickest to react here. a brilliant take! sue perfect! but make the rhinos went further ahead, but castle third show why they are unbeaten this season with tams and runoff going under the posts. the game was poised at 10—0 when moment of defiance from courtney hill proved defiance. sprinting 60 yards for a crucial tried to put leads on the brink. we were waiting for a gamebreaker, and there it is! she failed with this drop goal attempt. it didn't matter as leads held on and the celebrations could begin. it's been an incredible week leading up it's been

men. a study by the university of warwick estimates that over the next a0 years, expanding the vaccinationill be protected against some of the cancers that are due to this infection, but they will also protect their partners by not spreading the infection, and that will impact on women and men. so we should see a major change in the rates of cancer in the future. older teenage boys will have to pay for the vaccine, but doctors say they will be protected, because women up to the age of 25 can receive it. gay men under 45 years old are eligible to get it for free. a recent study found that, over the last ten years, there has been a dramatic reduction in cases of hpv and precancerous growths. it's hoped that this roll—out will save more lives in the decades to come. lauren moss, bbc news. there is an ethnicity pay gap in britain for many workers, according to the first study of its kind. the office for national statistics found that members of some ethnic groups earn less on average than their white counterparts — workers from pakistani and bangladeshi ethnic groups had the lowest median hour

men. since most of our students at the university of richmond come from connecticut -- [laughter] -- new jersey, or new york, they say, what is this deal about honor? why is that such a big deal for these southerners? michael w.: i think the book more than honor remains to be written. i think you should encourage the students to work on that. we tend to identify honor with the south, but if you look back to the sumner caning, if you look back to what people were saying in the aftermath in massachusetts, they say that it has assailed the honor of our state, our senator, the senate itself. i think it is hugely important, but i also think it is maybe more nationally important than it is often given credit for. rachel: that is a really good question also in thinking about how language is different today from how it was in the 19th century. honor was a much bigger term. there is a book about someone that talks about this. honor was included in questions of ethic in ways that we would not put those two things together. people in the 19th century used that word to mean something slightly different, in

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