and is currently in london with sleeping medical treatment and research associates at the university of the hall told us that the pro iran kong movement in pakistan is gaining momentum, will the latest rule and gives his opponents his best chance to keep him out of power. popularity is increasing, and this is the last roll, the dice that the operation has. and if this is the operating would typically have nothing against him because every other thing that the opposition has done changed it has, you know, going on or to take the idea ahead is that if the government, obviously, the state of pakistan is not a part of the us, but the government would not go the extra mile, perhaps too big, and then the book comes to shop. so if you were to contextualize this entire debate in this, in this scenario, i would, i would say that with him, ron, in the us would not have whatever, whatever day with the person who would really form in join red line off pakistan. the problem with government id one, it lacks a big mandate to it is on it is uncertain what it wants to do to get many, many a make signal to the pu

the real and substantial destruction of this building, one rocket out of 300 landed here, another rocket landed in the yard of this university, as the rector told us, such a special one was damaged the hall is also damaged, the internal premises of the university are also damaged. well, the training is really the essence, but as the director of the university said, they will still accept students, they will just learn from others they do not plan to stop studies in the university buildings, and this is important because education must develop and continue in our country and we see that indeed the russian troops are actively shelling the educational institutions of the city, both from schools and kindergartens, and here is already the third university in the city that has been destroyed, actually destroyed enemy shelling for the moment, it’s all my colleague , the word is with you in the studio plus i want to clarify that it is clear that human life is much more valuable and important than buildings, were there people at the time of the attack in the premises or near it, yes, yes, he was at the university of security, so that he was not injured, according to preliminary information, there

the bay area but all of american sports. moving to oakland as a child, went to mcclymonds high school before a legendary career at the university of san francisco. he was inducted into the hall of fame. once he went into the nba, he won 11 championships in 13 seasons with the celtics. here is russell in 1996 on the social impact he made for how athletes reviewed. >> i think i had a lot to do with the respect athletes are treated with, black and white. >> one of my dad's favorite quotes as he is not sure about heaven. heaven could be a step down for him. for him, heaven was playing for the boston celtics with those guys. >> in 2011 at the age of 77, russell was awarded the presidential medal of freedom. nba commissioner adam silver released a statement saying bill russell was the rate is champion in all of team sports and highlighted russell's impact on civil rights and social justice issues. he will be missed. we will have much more on the life and accomplishments of bill russell including what warriors head coach steve kerr had to say about the bay area and american icon. >> a popular adults only summer street fair return to san francisco with some changes. the fair is back

of the greatest athletes in american sports. he was born in oakland and went to high school before the university of san francisco. he was inducted into the hall of fame in 1959. in the nba he won 11 championships with 13 seasons with the celtics. here is russell in 1996 on the social impact he made and how out -- how athletes were viewed. >> i think i have a lot to do with the respect athletes are treated with. >> one of my dad's favorite quotes is that he is not sure about heaven, it could be a step down for them because for him, heaven was playing with the boston celtics. chris: at age 70 seven he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom. adam silver says bill russell was the greatest champion in all of sports and he highlighted his impact on social justice issues and civil rights. we will have more on his life and accomplishments, including what steve kerr had to say about the american icon. dion: leaving behind a legacy. thanks. summer street fair return to san francisco with changes. the dori allie fair is back with strong precautions against monkeypox. cornell barnard spoke with organizers and attendees about concerns. >> it is goo

dream of a new sports and recreation complex built under the gazprom program for children to have everything that was previously lacking for full-fledged training. the area of ​​the universal hallthan one and a half thousand square meters. and these are ideal conditions for team sports of mini-football and basketball and volleyball for those who are engaged in martial arts. here, too, it will be quite comfortable. they take off very positively and the package is very cool the second hall is intended for general physical training, the athletes tested it with new ones and the aerobics choreography sections, the coach only has to make a convenient schedule. the fund developer took care of the rest. to support gazprom's social initiatives, all halls are equipped with modern sports equipment. the main goal of the project is to create a normal sports infrastructure for sports. children of the amur region e, 36 objects have already been implemented, and in total little attention is being implemented, of course, the program is given to rural sports, the joy of young athletes and tambovka. hundreds of thousands of schoolchildren across the country have already been separated by hundreds

power of the universe, a huge crowd gathered on volodymyrska street near the building of the then pedagogical museum, it was 20 minutes into the first minute, the tribune rose, hrushevskyi, the whole halltood up and froze. this is what he writes the new council, when he read the words of the universal, one and no, the ukrainian people's republic becomes an independent, independent, free sovereign state of the ukrainian people . in a single impulse the hall picked up ukraine is not dead yet . only 9 months have passed, the ukrainians were second only to the finns in the russian empire and did not defend their independence not because of a lack of determination, but because of the scale of aggression, which was much greater than those faced by other nations, and think about what the country would be like today if there was no unr or if independence had continued if there was no fourth station wagon on january 22, 1918, events, the most important events, events that are happening right now and affect our lives, of course, the news feed reports about them, but it is not enough to know what is happening, you need to understand antin borkovsky and invited experts soberly evaluate events, ana

i said not all of honey with panini has a way in gay, so you are going to the hall with young. so goes to the korea national university of one of the most prestigious schools to study music in the country. tie us was set up about 30 years ago to help south korea achieve greater autistic success on the global stage. a special training program for young adults from ice to i cheney is old, has help, professes discover and train students from a young age like young. so there are back to 100 young south koreans here, the dream of a korea in classical music. so could put it in the town. talk to me via photo your total is globalization. kimberly's or not? professor kim isn't a claim pianist. and one of the country's most distinguished teacher, he often judges national and international competition. me tongue in jargon that nothing to be on me and then all the g. any g chung, you know, giving daniel but kim de june believes that talent alone is not in command in june and july. i got to go get his welcome depending on how many children and how the different journeyman in the collegiate had approval mission. and if it could hap

the university of pennsylvania. betty traveled. they were all inducted into the hall of fame of women and technology. they were not angry about anything. they were proud of what they had done and excited to tell the story. when they found out the story was inspirational to others. susan: your work over the decades enriched their lives, they got more involved. what did finding that photograph and all that has come from that do for your life? kathy: enriched it immeasurably. they became my role models, mentors and vans. they opened the door for me so when it was early internet policy, it was hard. it was very hard to do, be the only woman in the room. i often thought about them. there are women pioneers across early computing history, so they helped create the wonderful career i have been able to have. susan: the name of your book. "proving ground, the own told story of six women who programmed the first modern computer." thank you for spending an hour with me. kathy: thank you so much. ♪ >> all q and a programs are available on our website, or as a podcast on our c-span now after. -- at. -- app. >> c-

or any of those, ask them in panini has a way in gustavo popular guys, the hall with young. so goes to the korea national university of one of the most prestigious schools to study music in the country. tie us was set up about those years ago to help south korea achieve greater autistic success on the global stage. a special training program for young adults from 8 to 18 years old has help, professes discover and train students from a young age like young. so there are a back to 100 young south koreans here through dream of a korea in classical music. so could we can talk to the total is globalization. kimberly's or not? professor kim isn't a claim pianist, and one of the country's most distinguished teacher. he often judges national and international competitions. me congress jargon that and nothing to me. and then i'll just take a whole ton you to giving daniel, my next in kim de june believes that talent alone is not enough in combining, joins on july that the good so welcome to the thing. go ahead and have a good evening, jenny. man, you know, at the collegiate medical mission and if it could have been a human

joining us now is executive founder of the seton hall university center for sports media and former espn with us because what do you make of this and maybe the time that is now for a reckoning in the nfl when it comes to its conduct policy? >> i don't think we're going to be at a time -- this is a mess. this is an absolute mess. the players union has the wrong client, the federal judge basically said he did all of these things, he lied about it, this is the first case under the new nfl discipline policy with a -- an independent judge and, in fact, a former federal judge, but he's going to get a longer suspension. what's going to happen now is that the nfl has said we're appealing this and that this goes to roger goodell, the union will respond. it's up to roger goodell. he could possibly be the appellate officer, he probably will not be. there were settlement talks, they couldn't get together on how long this will be. if you are asking whether at the end of the day this is going to settle something, i don't believe so. it's a lot of sound and fury. i think it could possibly be going to f

of american sports. he grew up in oakland. he had a legendary career at the university of san francisco leading the program to consecutive championships in 1955 and 1956. in the nba he put together a hall of fame career winning 11 nba championships in 13 seasons with the boston celtics. here he is on the social impact he made. >> i think i had a lot to do with the respect that athletes are treated with, black and white. >> one of my dad's favorite quotes is he is not sure about heaven. heaven could be a step down for him because for him have and was playing with the celtics. chris: there were multiple moments of silence across major league baseball and in boston, there was a moment of silence during the red sox game. he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom. adam silver released a statement saying bill russell was the greatest champion in all of team sports. and at the 2019 espy's he won the arthur asch courage award. later in sports we will talk to coach steve kerr. dion: so much more than an athlete. many thanks. coming out of northern california where a raging wildfire has become the largest in the state this year. the mckinney fire is out of control and has scorched over 50

university has increased patrols after a woman was sexually assaulted on campus. the victim says she was in the parking lot near the haly hall dormitory around 5:00 p.m. yesterday one of them grabbed her, took her into the bathroom and her . she did not want to talk to police. the university is asking for photos or videos from that area or anyone with information on the attack to come forward. > >> a woman accused of selling fe selling fake covert vaccine cards will be sentenced after ae a judge said she would withdraw her plea deal. she pleaded to wire fraud and making false statements, prosecutors say she was also peddling pellets that would provide lifelong immunity to bid as he claimed. this is the first federal execution related to vaccine cards. not a lot of people would take advantage of the new shot, not in the county, health officials say they have only given out two two of the 500 doses they began offering a week ago only availae only available as a primary shot, not a booster and hopes that the protein based shot woud shot would appeal to those with concerns. >> underway california health officials are urging parents to get their children caught up on routi

the i e, a, the international atomic energy agency in the hall robbie our director at the center for security and policy research at the university of the hor, and also of the book, the blind eye us nonproliferation policy towards pakistan from ford to clinton and, and washington richard cupid, a senior fellow and director at partnerships and proliferation prevention at the stinson center. he's previously worked for the state department on counter proliferation everyone. welcome to you all. i'd like to start with you, robert kelly, and then a good tater says he's worried that crises with a nuclear undertones could escalate. how serious is the threat right now that nuclear weapons could actually be used? i don't see a very large between d. designated nuclear weapon states, the permanent 5, i would be very concerned about south asia and india and pakistan maybe urging some of their reserve to use nuclear weapons. the concerns in ukraine right now, probably real, but i don't see them as, as rising to a very high level right now. ok, richard to fit this us extra state gave a big speech about how invested the u. s. is in lowering the thr

the men who lost america. joining him in conversation, is halle ruler a professor american history and an associate professor at the university of maryland. now let's hear from on drew asana sea and holly brewer. thank you for joining us today. >> hello, thank you for coming with. this is going to be a fun conversation a terrific book and an important topic. it can you ten used to be relevant and powerful. the most particularly, the questions are, what is the legacy of the american revolution what does it mean in terms of citizenship, especially higher education. how strut we understand ideals versus reality in the complex atmosphere of -- education is currently, especially higher education, is very strong. what extent has, the universities, they were founded in the wake of the revolution in particular, what extent were they tainted or compromised by questions of slavery. and those questions particular surrounding the founding of the university of virginia. as it nears its 200th anniversary, i guess it's just passed, it right? >> it's somewhat arbor arbitrary. in 2019, they celebrated the year that the bill was passed to create

the well-known chernihiv polytechnic university suffered significant destruction at the hands of of the occupiers on the territory of the educational institution, the enemy dropped five air bombs, with two direct hits on the sports hall and the storage room in the assembly hall, the windows in these photos are visible in the ruined sports hall, the bomb pierced the ceiling. and these are the corridors after the shelling, the destroyed storage room of almost 70 institutions educational institutions were damaged or destroyed, including schools and higher educational institutions, the enemy deliberately prepared civil infrastructure, in particular, and educational facilities, to date , we have already partially restored about 2 educational institutions they are trying to do most of the work in the higher education institution by themselves, they bought building materials, but a lot of money is needed, the total losses amount to somewhere around uah 140 million, this is as of spring, now the goals for building materials are rising, we have to completely restore the heating system for this, all the materials have already been purchased, and the destroyed windows have been installed change them to metal-plastic new ones, a

the university of wisconsis of wisconsin's dining staff. the the campus food vendor will provide these bots to help in the dining halls potentially lit potentially limit the burden of staff shortages. students can start using the robots on september 6. >> what happens is the students will download an gap. they go to to the menu and figure what thet and pick delivery spot. it is all on campus. >> i would have loved that thouh that though studying in the lib. the library. >> i remember the cafeteria lines were long back in the day. >> interesting to see how technology is evolving. > >> nothing more fundamental in baseball than the game of catch. there's one minor league star that grew up painting fetch. acute. he is a six-year-old black lab and he is the batboy or pet dog for minor league baseball durham bulls. he serves serves as the good luck charm for the team. what a cute dog. the owner says they started playing fetch with bats in the d and that turned into a job that has fans barking for more. heads he hopes the big leagues will throw ripken a bone sometime so. maybe the giants will pick up this idea. that would be super . super cute. >> i wo

of the great mysteries of the rock universe, that given her influence, impact and number of hits -- ♪ you better run you better hide ♪ >> reporter: -- how could pat benatar not be in the rock & roll halloint is validate, not validate what we have done? no. it would be nice to have it for our children, for the fans, everything else. do i need someone else to acknowledge? no. >> reporter: that sounds disarmingly healthy. >> life's not fair. what are you going to do. >> reporter: now it is a question that needs no answer. this november, pat benatar and neil giraldo will finally be inducted into the rock & roll hall of fame. it is a sweet type of life for them, two grown daughters and two grandchildren who live near their home outside los angeles. neil started three court bourbon, a company that earmarks some of its sales to help struggling musicians. ♪ we're running with the shadows of the night ♪ >> reporter: and they may have just found the perfect next chapter for their rock 'n' roll love story. using their songs as the foundation for a musical. >> they always called us romeo and juliet of rock 'n' roll because they tried to split us up so early on. >> reporter: a modern version of ro

we've seen. >> and how about for some of the students who are a bit older with the university students? sometimes they are finding themselves sitting in big lecture hallce for social distancing is probably going vary per university. but what sort of thing should they be keeping in mind as they head back to campus? >> but first and foremost, again, they should be vaccinated. there lots of other things you need to be vaccinated for it for college as well. like many caucus, for instance, meningitis shots. but i would also say that, you know, you can you know, you can control your environment but putting a mascot. and if you're in a big lecture hall and it's completely packed you know, the people around and your to service with lots of people around you just put a mask on, you know that especially if you haven't been infected before and been infected recently. you know, it's just it's not something you want to get. and we're learning more and more about long covid in the risks are long covid and believe me, this is something to be avoided, not embraced. >> and let's talk a bit about monkeypox now. we already know few positive cases found in very young chi

of town hall meetings around the country and nationwide polls. the polls were run by the national opinion research center, the university of chicago, one of the leading nonpartisan polling organizations in the country, and the results were quite remarkable, and here are some of them. 80% of americans across the political spectrum said that without our rights, america aka is nothing. rights today are not secure. but americans have more in common than many people think. now, that's a remarkable and complex set of views that were expressed on the front end of our poll and in many of our national town hall meetings. it seems to fly in the face of all the polarization that we see in the country today and in a moment. and later on in the in our discussion, i think will address that. but sticking with the polls, when we dig into the polls we find that they really suggest there's a possibility of bridging political divisions by, focusing on shared values, the shared values of equal rights. a majority of americans agree that rights actually include responsibilities. they are not simply freestanding rights that exist for individuals groups. but there are broad

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the first time, stanford will be inducting an all-female class to its athletics hall of fame. the inductees include eight former student athletes, one of whom is current wnba player nicole,e. university helps to mark the 50th anniversary of title ix, which prohibits discrimination in school activities. reggie: i'm sorry, i was trying to play spotify because i do not understand this next story. apparently, spotify has done something about its play in shuffle button. i have never had a problem with the button. are you familiar withpleve compt rings. kumasi: that is shuffle, that is play. reggie: what is the confusion? kumasi: so. reggie: it is not connected. if i push the play button. kumasi: did you hit the update button you know you get exclusive stuff first. reggie: i have always had it. i think. kumasi: it has always been separate? reggie: what is the problem? drew: are they too close together? reggie: i do not know. it has not been a problem for me. kumasi: re: all premium paid subscribers -- are you all premium paid subscribers? see? reggie: i swear, we have had it. jobina: nothing in life is free. reggie: all i know, i obviously had janet jackson queued up. you know what song th

article because i am a student university and this a big deal, the bander flag, in fact, the entire communist leadership fought against it, people kicked out the hall oferkhovna rada of the ukrainian ssr, valentina shevchenko, the then chairman of the verkhovna rada, did this when the people's deputy of the soviet union, mykola kutsenko, came with a badge, she, him, you, yes, yes, in violation of the constitution of the soviet union, because i couldn't make him a union deputy. that's why i went to leonid kravchuk, he was already the secretary of the central committee of the party, and leonid kravchuk said that if you write an article, we will see it and we will use two flags and i have one condition: you have to find a well-known ukrainian writer and intellectual with a party ticket , it is desirable that he give you an interview and in which he said that you can use both the one and the other flag, and unfortunately, mr. serhii, i did not find such an interlocutor, but excuse me, this is my hose about the period from when the ukrainian ssr was a constituent part of the soviet union of the ussr union and when o-o-o er-e in the evening of august 24 the

university student. and this is a big deal. the bander flag, in fact, was fought against by the entire communist leadership, people were kicked out of the hall of the verkhovna rada of the ukrainian ssr . valentina shevchenko, the then speaker of the verkhovna rada, did this when the people's deputy of the soviet union mykola kutsenko came with a badge , she kicked him out and on violation of the constitution of the soviet union because i was not allowed to be a union deputy so i went to leonid kravchuk at that time, he was already the secretary of the central committee of the party and leonid kravchuk said that if you write an article, we will publish it and use two flags. and i have one condition: you must find a well-known ukrainian intellectual writer with a party ticket , it is desirable that he gave you an interview in which he said that you can use both that and the other flags and , unfortunately, mr. serhiy, i did not find such an interlocutor, but i’m sorry, this is my hose about the period when the ukrainian ssr was a constituent part of the soviet union of the ussr and when o-o-o er-er in the evening of august 24, they announced

. >> reporter: football hall of famer deion sanders, now coaching at jackson state university says his players and the other students here need to be supported. >> it's the city of jackson, we don't have water, so right now we're operating in crisis mode. >> reporter: and for many more residents, the wait for water could be long. what's your message to the people that had to leave empty handed today? >> we do have water in the system. we are putting it in the city's distribution system, and over the next 24 to 36 hours, we will see significant numbers of the truckloads of clean water. >> reporter: as officials do what they can, friends and family are relying on each other. stephanie griegler spent $90 on this one grocery run to make sure her elderly parents had water. >> it is a complete shame that this is not a new thing. water challenges have been there for years. >> reporter: so two things happening at the same time. the state government helping with all the water that's going to be brought in to distribute in the city as the experts come to this plant and continue to work on things that the mayor

the year 2040. police at stanford university are investigating a report of a rape that happened inside a campus restroom, investigators say. woman says she was grabbed by a man in the parking lot near wilbur hall tuesday night and then taken to a nearby bathroom and assaulted. so far, there's only a vague description of the man the stanford department of public safety sent out an alert about this sexual assault. they say they have added extra police patrols to the area as a precaution. ktvu is working to learn more about the story and we'll bring you updates throughout the day. the santa clara county sheriff's office arrested a 51 year old man accused of having a sexual relationship with the 15 year old. the sheriff's office says kevin cable of milpitas is a registered sex offender who met the 15 year old through a social media dating app. detectives arrested cable yesterday at his workplace in palo alto. they say he admitted to the sexual relationship with the 15 year old. and with other miners, the sheriff's office says they would like to hear from any other potential victims in about two hours from now. vice president kamala harris will be in the bay area. she plans to meet with state lawma

the hall of columns, the politician's daughter irina said . the competition for the title of knowledge is accelerating every year. now it is impossible to simply graduate from a universityand work with the knowledge gained there all my life, such an opinion was expressed by the press secretary of the president. dmitry peskov, he spoke to the participants of the knowledge marathon, which started today, ahead of another 2 days of lectures and discussions on the most pressing the marathon is being held at several venues at once in moscow st. petersburg nizhny novgorod petropavlovsk-kamchatsky for the first time in the lpr with details sergey lavrov today met with the participants of the educational marathon of knowledge and answered questions regarding, among other things, illegal restrictions, which are attached with such rapture to a number of unfriendly states today reciprocity. uh, no one has canceled it, and therefore, when illegal sanctions are announced, we act in several directions, firstly, we reciprocate, but not thoughtlessly, as our western colleagues do in most cases, when the sanctions imposed against us by the guys are much larger for them than us. and we do

universal one, that is what the decrees of the central council were called the wording emphasized that the entire soviet period was nothing more than a bolshevik occupation. but would the communists in the hall to such a wording? it was already six o'clock in the evening when the council finally came to a vote to read the text of the act. its author, levko lukyanenko, had a small curiosity, but this piece of paper did not . volodymyr yavorivskyi read this text from the tribune, but then the text was already official, so to speak, and leonid makarovych kravchuk announced it based on the imminent mortal danger over ukraine in connection with the coup d'état in the ussr on august 19, 1991, continuing the thousand-year tradition of state-building in ukraine, based on the nation's right to self-determination provided for by the un charter and other international legal documents, making a declaration on the state sovereignty of ukraine, the verkhovna rada of the ussr solemnly proclaims the independence of ukraine and the creation of an independent ukrainian state of ukraine, the territory of ukraine is indivisible and inviolable, exceptions to the territory of ukraine are valid exclusively the con

the boundaries of opportunity grows with creative and educational spaces. in just a year, there will be a university of creative industries here, a whole city, and 49 high-tech workshops and laboratories, concert halls theater venues , comfortable buildings for living expert students. in the meantime, as in the best universities in the country competition for the taurida art festival this year was 17 people per place. it is for those who are not only not afraid to dream, but are also ready to fight for their dreams in a way that is necessary. tailwind, like intricate kites that painted the sky all festival days for novice actors, singers, musicians, dancers - this is a chance to get an invitation to federal projects , including our channel mentors. all the stars. the singer shaman became the opening. interestingly, 6 years ago he himself was a participant in the festival. what about a beating heart? and after all, it sounds like this alexander from izhevsk presented his drum school project at the all-russian grant competition, which took place here on the taurida shuket - this from the udmurt language means blow, this is how my drum school will be called, where everyone who wants to become a drummer

university university of creative industries now the sounds of construction, and already through the music will sound, there will be a whole city campus, 49 workshop laboratories, theater venues concert halls well as comfortable buildings for the accommodation of expert students. our system of support is gradually being fully completed in our country and in general, the development of young children or culture art representatives of the creative industry and in fact the most active participants who come to taurida become residents. and today i will remind you that we have about 17 people in the competition for a place to get to taurida on the forum. that is, they really come. well , the most talented creators, in the meantime, right setting up a fashion show of young designers residents of the festival of my heart creative festival tavrida art is one of the key events of the year of the cultural heritage of the peoples of russia we are so different and together this became the theme theatrical art procession, which brought together 4. creators in different directions from martial arts and dance to music and ecology, as well as guests of the festival. opportunities for realization in our bi

. >> reporter: football hall of famer deion sanders now coaching at jackson state university says his players and the other students here need to be supported. >> the city of jackson, we don't have water. so right now we're operating a crisis mode. >> reporter: for many more residents, the wait for water could be long. what is your message to the people that have to leave empty handed today? >> we do have water in the system. we're putting it in the city distribution system. over the next 24 to 36 hours we will see significant numbers of the truckloads of clean water. >> reporter: as officials do what they can, friends and family are relying on each other. stephanie greedler spent $90 on this one grocery run to make sure her elderly parents have water. >> it is a complete shame that this is not a new thing. water challenges have been there for years. >> now president biden accepted the emergency declaration here which means there will be more resources from the federal government, fema and department of homeland security now coordinating with the city and the state to bring in the help necessary to b

of the union of composers. we went there, and he asked not a siren to sing his romances, but he would compose. we went to the small hall for 2 months royal they are universal is worth nesterenko turns red 2002 once he plays the introduction, he does not remember, then by some miracle. he remembered. he sang it. and when after the concert we came to a european hotel and said that something hurt his heart, perhaps he would take a shower. i said you don't need to know. let 's call the doctor. and a doctor came, who is always present in a european hotel, in general, an ambulance arrived and he was taken to the hospital, then they treated a heart attack for a very long time, it was believed that one had to lie there for something like that for 20 days. i also went with him and also spent that time there. then he seemed to have it all somehow healed and repaired. september 25, 1966 in the great hall conservatories honored shostakovich at the last minute they didn’t know if he had the strength to come, but he came on the day of his sixtieth birthday, the second cello concerto was performed for the first time by rostropovich and the orchestra conducted by svetlana

hall of famer bill russell who passed away yesterday at the age of 88. we have more in this morning's bleacher report. i remember being at a game at the universityfe. a champion on the court, off the court. he cared about so much outside of the world of basketball and his legacy includes 11 championships and a presidential medal of freedom. on the court nobody won more than bill russell, 11 nba titles with the celtics, 9 as a player and the last two as a coach. he won a pair of ncaa titles and an olympic gold medal. in the prime of his career, during the civil rights movement he was an outspoken role model at a time in our history when that candor on subjects was not appreciated. he marched with martin luther king jr., supported maw ha med ali. he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom by barack obama in 2011 saying for decades bill endured insults and vandalism but never let it stop him from speaking up, i learned so much from the way he played, coached, and lived his life. magic johnson said he was his idol. michael jordan called him a pioneer. >>> also in sports, a ruling on the punishment of deshaun watson's violation of the nfl polic

at stanford university are investigating a report of a rape that happened inside a campus restroom, investigators say a woman says she was grabbed by a man in the parking lot near wilbur hall tuesday night and then taken to a nearby bathroom where she was assaulted. there's so far only a vague description of the man, the stanford department of public safety sent out an alert about this sexual assault. they say they have added extra police patrols to the area. ktvu is working to learn more about this. story and bring you updates throughout the day. happening today. prosecutors and attorneys for scott peterson will give closing arguments in the hearing that will determine if he gets a new trial. peterson was convicted of killing his wife and their unborn son. 20 years ago, defense attorneys won a new trial but later accused a juror of misconduct for not saying she had been a crime victim. the case was suspended after peterson was exposed to covid in his attorney tested positive. the judge is not expected to announce a decision about a new trial before november. time now, 93 today vice president kamala harris will be in the bay area. the vice president will meet with state la

of potential first year students since 2018. university officials say the reason for the reduced number of offers was a result of standard enrolment planning designed to keep enrollment stable. the nba will honor halliring his number six jersey across the entire nba. russell will become the first player in the n b, a history to have his jersey retired league wide players who currently wear number six. like lebron james can keep their numbers, but there will be no new number six jerseys in the future. all players will also wear a commemorative patch on the right shoulder of their jerseys. 11 time champion bill russell died on july 31st at the age of 88. a tremendous honor for him to do that league wide. that's great. all right, james torrez covering traffic. you talked about a lot of people. kids heading back to school so people will be out and about and are later hours as they get those kids off before they had to work. a little bit of that congestion is probably starting to build up. now we know that some of those first bells will ring within the next hour or so as some of those students who just went back to school yesterday in some school districts. obviously where we're going back to school aga

halls. >> gillian: essentially what you are saying it's a question of a broader question of who do you want deciding how these private colleges and universities conduct themselves? do you want thehould it be up to washington, is that right? >> absolutely. >> it is not about federal funding. the fair housing act replies regardless of whether you take a dime of federal funding. even if college of the ozarks took the hillsdale rate this would still apply. >> gillian: what do you say to the school's critics who contend it's anti-gay and anti-lgbtq. what do you say? >> i think our college constituents, our students and parents appreciate the values that we hold as a college and we are committed to that moving forward. we have been committed to that since 1906. and we will continue to stand for those christians values that we believe in. i really believe that the ruling on the executive order is discriminatory against christians and christian values that we hold dear. >> gillian: dr. johnson, we thank you for taking time and ryan, for taking time to come on and talk with us about this. we wish you all the best going forward. >> thank you, gillian. we appreciate you talking to us. >>

at stanford university are investigating a report of a rape that happened inside a campus restroom, investigators say. woman says she was grabbed by a man in the parking lot near wilbur hallht. and then taken to a nearby bathroom . so far, there's only a vague description of the man. stanford department of public safety sent out an alert about the sexual assault. they've added extra police patrols to the area. ktvu is working to learn more about this story, and we'll bring you updates throughout mornings on two new this morning, the santa clara county sheriff's office arrested a 51 year old man accused of having a sexual relationship with a 15 year old the sheriff's office says kevin cable of milpitas is a registered sex offender who met the 15 year old through social media dating app. detectives arrested cable yesterday at his workplace in palo alto. they say he admitted to the sexual relationship with the 15 year old and with other miners. the sheriff's office says they'd like to hear from other potential victims. happening today, governor newsom will be in the bay area to announce what his office is calling a water supply strategy for california. the governor has been

hall. of those cars that were parked here near the park overnight were also moved to a uc berkeley parking lot signs put on those cars say the university did this quote out of an abundance of caution, given the potential for civil disobedience and or unlawful activity meant to forestall the start of construction. now the plan is to have more than 1000 units of housing here in 12 and six story dorm buildings for student housing and for new, supportive housing for disadvantaged groups, including those experiencing homelessness. and there will also be a new park space to honor its historic significance. i am told by the university that 60% of the park will still remain green free space, but they are planning on taking down some of these trees . once people are cleared out today, they'll start taking down some of the trees and dismantling some of the buildings that are in there. they're really just waiting. they say they want these people to leave peacefully and voluntarily. but once those people do leave, the construction can really start beginning here live in berkeley . amanda quintana ktvu fox two news, amanda. thank you time 705 healt

. >> reporter: football hall of famer deion sanders now coaching at jackson state university say his players and other students' fears need to be supported. >> theson, we don't have water, so, right now, we're operating in crisis mode. >> reporter: and for many more residents, the wait for water could be long. what's your message for people who had to leave empty-handed today? >> we do have water in the system. we're putting it in the city's distribution system. and over the next 24 to 36 hour, we will seek significant numbers of the truckloads of clean water. >> reporter: as officials do what they can, friends and family are relying on each other. stephanie greedler spent $90 on this one grocery run to make sure her elderly parent has water. >> it is a complete shame that this is not a new thing. water challenges have been there for years. >> reporter: and that's how difficult it has been for the residents here. now, with these additional resources, they do expect more water to be available for the people in the city today, while the federal government is now saying president biden accepting this emergency declaration. now fema and they will be

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of the raid. >> what an outrageous statement. i don't think anybody believes it. >> i have a good feeling. >> harvard university is hiring bill de blasio and expected to share lessons about his time city hallful day thursday morning and chris will take the stage tomorrow morning for the all-american concert series and go to fox & friends.com for a vip ticket and free barbecue, which is really a lot of meat. >> i know you say end of summer, but the pumpkin spice lattes come for brian kilmeade. >> brian: happy day. >> ainsley: great concert. >> steve: she brought out the little chicken bites and brian was asking if they had the pumpkin spice because you love pumpkin spice. >> brian: i don't think it should be sewer syrup, but it should be in the beans. >> >> steve: pumpkin flavor is bigger than coffee. >> ainsley: it is. >> steve: have you heard of pumpkin pie? >> ainsley: pumpkin pie. >> brian: that is true. >> steve: you get pulp in real pumpkin pie and evaporated milk which is confusing to me because it should be empty. >> ainsley: anyway two more concerts in the summer series and it would be a great time. barbecue, you can't beat that. >> brian: 2 minutes after the top of the hour presid