to feel very, very unwelcome in certainjobs that we made to feel very, very unwelcome in certain jobsood enough and that is not a good sign for children growing up obviously. sebastian the deadline is 2020, what should be achieved by dan? the problem is very structural, this report says the attitudes which clearly are 40 years out of date, it's about being an bringing more people tojunior it's about being an bringing more people to junior management levels so people to junior management levels so they can get to the level where they are now in contention, it's worth pointing out that there are two all marital words groups major, many have progress made. what's it seems to be is this deadline that was set by the government to meet the target, is looking at bit questionable. it's about pardo —— far away. to get that structural change to bring policies to make different parental choices is a lot to do in two years. i want to make a quick point this is posited a for younger women watching, but the number of all male board for paul from 152 two canon. in six years, so it's possible that we

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. >>> airbnb unwelcome guests. an investiga report inside the world of illegal ort-term rentals and the tense battle with regutors. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for eriday, may 25th. >>> and do bid you a good friday evening, everybody, welcome. the timing could not be worse for fiat chrysler. ahead of a long weekend when millions of americans are expected to hit the road, the automaker issued one of the largest recalls in american automotive history today. the company is warning t owners stop using their cruise control immediately because of a software defect in nearly 5 ion vehicles. that sent the stock lower in trading today. as phil lebeau reports right now, the recall also occurs just ea the industry kicks off its summer selling sson. >> it is one of the largest recalls ever, impacti some of the most popular models in the u.s., including thend jeep g cherokee and the ram 1500 pickup. they are part of a recallri co 4.8 million fiat chrysler vehicles 15 different models, covering th

when you get that flywheel going where it an industry becomes single-sex focused, it feels unwelcomingo women. they might join it but if they don't see other people around them, we know people look for role models. if they don't find it, they say, i want to get out. we think that is probably what went wrong in the computer industry. emily: how did you encounter bias throughout your career? melinda: i encountered it far more in industry than i did inside of microsoft. microsoft was growing by leaps and bounds when i got there. i felt like i had every opportunity opened to me if i did well, if i performed well as a female. in industry, i ran into it all the time. i would present, and i would show up at a user group that is 95% male, and they would like, this woman is going to present to us? what could she possibly know about this product? as soon as i opened my mouth, it was clear i knew the product in depth. i was not just there to sell it. i was managing the developers who are writing the code. i knew what was in that code. i would see it on people's faces. i would bump up against it.

he felt displaced and unwelcome and rejected. he was given the unspoken message that his identity was unacceptable and was a freak that did not be long with other children. he struggled to be understood but a few weeks shy of when his 15th birthday and almost three years ago today tyler took his own life. in so doing he took a part of me with him. his new birth certificate with his new name and gender change arrived 3 days after his death. this country guarantees a free education to all of its children. it guarantees the protected citizens from discrimination. federal courts have held that transgender students like tyler entitled to protection under federal law and many schools live up to those obligations without problems but tyler like so many others were tortured because his school failed in its obligation to protect all students. schools are ground zero for bias related incidents. there are public institutions where as a government and society we guarantee a safe environment. i stand before you as witness to our collective fa

some had documentation and so on that had these unwelcomed experiences along the way. have kept reporting and perhaps ended up with a larger number. but our focus really was on the knowledge. >> let's get to that. first, i want to give people a little sense of the kinds of things that women were enduring at the hands of charlie rose. this is just one of the anecd e anecdotes from one of the 27 plus women you spoke to. an marie parr, delivered a script to rose. he made lewd comments about her appearance before, she said. that day rose took it farther. annmarie, do you like sex? she said she laughed nervously and left. that is so gross. it makes my skin crawl that she had to endure this at work. and so what did you learn about what managers knew at the time and what they did to address it. >> well, alisyn, the story you told about, she went and did the thing that you're supposed to do. even in 1986, you report to your manager. she got reassigned and charlie rose kept being brought back forever more prominent roles at the network. he was host of the morning show. he was h

an unwelcome i'm not touching the north korea has thrown into doubt plans for historic summit with the united states pyongyang says it will not take pot in the meeting if it is going to be quote a one sided affair whites pressured to give up its nukes earlier the north also council a meeting with south korea and two tasks of military exercises being conducted by seoul and washington. history being written only a few weeks ago at the summit of the north and south korean leaders where pyongyang said it was prepared to denuclearize but now north korea has put the brakes on. and a possible sign of growing problems the north perspire own a summit shed jeweled with south korea. the reason. these the annual us south korea joint military exercises the taking place the u.s. and south korea were surprised and disappointed. that it's regrettable that north korea has decided to unilaterally perspire on the upcoming high level talks we have not heard anything from that government or the government of south korea to indicate that we would not continue conducting these exercises or that we would not

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the court behind me due to rule on that in the next hour or so and it all comes as a bit of an unwelcome reminder for air france at a time when it is again having pr problems over an industrial dispute. genie: thank you for that, christopher -- chris moore reporting. the prize-winning novelist and fearless narrator, philip roth, has died at the age of 85. he was famous for his many other works like portnoy's complaint, the human stain as well. here is more. >> he reinvented himself many times over his career. dealing with questions of jewish ethnicity and identity, male sexuality, and he became infamous in equal measures with foremost complaint. , her on in his career really became much more engaged with what we might call large -- questions with morality and mortality and big questions to do with american political history and the relationship and thethe individual bodydy p politic and the social world in postwar america. genie: that is a literary professor speaking to us from reading about philip roth. let's take a look at the other big stories and donald trump says the plant historic

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. >>> it is an unwelcome day. dozens were being forced out of spaces where they've been illegally parked for months. they said campers have become a health and safety risk so it gave the people until today to leave. they could start being towed any time now. >> remember the electric scooters you might be seeing? they're showing up under water. in the bay. one man took these photos of the scooters. he reported they will to the scooter company. it picked up one of the scooters but left the other one. since march, there have been more than 1,900 complaints in san francisco alone about the scooters. >> okay. how high can home prices go? in sunnyvale, there's a new record. a single family home just sold for, are you ready? $3.1 million. 2,900 square feet. it sold in eight days. it was about 25% above asking. it is the most expensive home ever sold in that city. >> they were looking for a specific floor plan. they wanted this part of sunnyvale because it is cupertino excuse. >> the realtor says the home prices have gone

. >> reporter: this man got one of those unwelcome alerts on his cell phone. >> i deal with patients and -- >> a big priority is improving our on-time performance especially during bad weather. >> reporter: this airport is one of the first in the nation to test new gps technology. >> this is gps on steroids. it takes the accuracy to the aircraft. >> reporter: it will send highly detailed guidance information to incoming airplanes. it promises to increase safety and improve on-time performance during bad weather.>> this is really close in as aircraft come into land at sfo, this produces a level of accuracy that is not possible with satellite. >> reporter: when the bad weather come in they have to shut down a runway. flights are delayed or even sent to other airports to land. >> our hope is that it will allow for a more efficient use of our runways during bad weather. >> reporter: have budgeted $10 million for this project and they will begin installing it soon and working with the faa to get it certified as the new standard for this type of technology. they hope to have it up and runn

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once he transitioned however school became a place where he felt unwelcome, misunderstood and ostracized. while it was most comfortable to imagine that this was because of intolerant young peers, in truth his difficulty stemmed more from teachers and administrators than from other students. school recordsd continued to announce his old name and gender even after he received a legal name and w gender change. teachers continue to call him she front of other students thus exposing his transit status in front of students who otherwise would not have known and administrators tried to force them to use the girls bathroom. imagine being a child and being called outut every day at school by the wrong name and having teachers use the wrong pronoun repeatedly. imagine being humiliated every day because the school willfully refused to do what it was required to do. the classroom which had always been a place for him to shine as a brilliant student became a hostile environment. over time we came to the decision that he had to leave school and do independent study instead. while this may seem like a

your links to exceptional stories and discussions in the unwelcome student news after getting program night from born in germany from the news of easy to our website d w dot com smart enough to come join us on facebook at t w africa. welcome to the day's edition of euro max we're featuring some raw impressive people in our show is what's coming up. celebrated stuff an lp group of the film festival and. acclaimed artist korean egg miyata is awarded the prestigious prize. and ingenious invention skanks like a son science through a steering mechanism. well the last few days we've been keeping you up to date with this year's cannes film festival today stars of the silver screen have been talking to the press about their projects and this year two spaniards are taking all the headlines coffee have bought them and penelope cruz on the eighth of may the festival was opened with a screening of the thriller total spall subban or everybody knows in the seventy one year history of it's only the second spanish language film to start off proceedings. even if the cruise is stealing the show at this

for many black americans, being made to feel unwelcome in public spaces is part of a centuries-old problem that a few hours' training won't be able to fix. laura: this training is costing starbucks millions in lost revenue alone. how will they judge whether it is ultimately effective? rajini: that is a very good question. it is only four hours of training, and the merits of unconscious bias training in america have been hotly debated for the last few decades since companies started using it. many people say this is nothing more than a pr stunt on the part of srbucks, trying to cover up a worse pr disaster with what happened in philadelphia. chairman and founder, howard schultz commences this is part of a new and saysgoing forward, they will make sure every member of staff on the top down does this kind of training whenever they joined the company. the proof will be in that long-term strategy. many blackan for americans, this incident in philadelphia and what followed was an surprising, because it is part of an everyday occurrence. perhaps what starbucks has done is get america talking abou

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morgan brennan joins us now with "airbnb: unwelcome guests. illegal short-term rentals and restrictive regulations. >> hi. well, valued at $31 billion, airbnb is currently worth more than most of its publicly traded hotel rivals home sharing is here to stay but lawmakers across the country are moving to crack down on rentals that are against the law airbnb says it's worked with cities around the world to craft reasonable regulations, but not in miami beach where the fight seems to have no end in sight. ♪ >> it's 9:00 on a saturday night, and we're riding along with miami beach code compliance on the lookout for illegal short-term rentals code compliance officer has seen it all large, noisy, late-night parties in residential neighborhoods, commercial video shoots are scantily clad women in a home investigated for short-term rental complaints and unwitting tourists who say they unknowingly booked airbnbs in prohibited areas >> i shouldn't be able to do this this is messed up. >> all chaptured on body camera videos recorded over the past two year

little unwelcome across the uk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle summit or no summit that's the question north korea's threat of a no show in singapore on june twelfth is a reminder to washington that north korea will not merely cave to american demands or should i say john bolton's demands if there's going to be an agreement it's going to take time and patience to the americans and the north koreans have enough of either. cross talking in the upcoming summit i'm joined by my guest kevin martin in washington he is president of peace action and peace action education fund as well as coordinator of the korea peace network also in washington we have jenny town she is managing editor of thirty eight north and in boston we cross to. he is an assistant professor at baruch college city university of new york and a specialist on korea and asian affairs all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it jamie lynn and jenny let me go to you first here do you think there's still going to be an summit or are we just get in

insisted it was still open for business, but a uk bank getting wary of exposure to the uk economy is an unwelcome attack on prince george has changed his plea mid—trial and admitted a string of terror offences. woolwich crown court has heard how husnain rashid, who's from nelson in lancashire, used an online chat group to urge people to target the four—year—old prince. the judge told him to expect a long prison sentence. the treasury has been criticised for not appointing a woman to the bank of england committee which sets interest rates. this was despite a female—dominated shortlist. a treasury spokesman insisted the appointment was based on merit. a senior conservative, baroness warsi, has warned that her party is failing to acknowledge a problem of islamophobia in its ranks, and she's called on the prime minister to act. downing street says mrs may has already ordered a review into racial equality. major disruption caused by changes to train timetables this month could be investigated by mps. thousands of passengers continue to face delays and cancellations on the rail network, many of them on

but for many black americans, being made to feel unwelcome in public spaces is part of a centuries—oldurs' training won't be able to fix. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news. european financial markets have fallen sharply as the political uncertainty in italy continues. the main stock index in milan is down, and the euro is also down. the man asked to be caretaker prime minister, carlo cottarelli, is trying to put together a government but the two main anti—establishment parties say they will vote it down. 0ur economics correspondent andrew walker is here. what has so unnerved the markets? it is the prospect of an early election at which italy's continued membership of the is likely to be an issue. the reason we are in this situation in italy is because the two antiestablishment parties who secured a majority in parliament between them put forward as their candidate for economy minister a man who has in the past advocated leaving the euro zone. the president vetoed his appointment on the grounds he felt at a major change should only go ahead if there had been a proper public debate and this

insisted it was still open for business but a uk bank getting wary of exposure to the uk economy is an unwelcomeles this month could be investigated by mps. thousands of passengers continue to face delays and cancellations on the rail network, many of them on northern and govia thameslink railway services. both the operators and network rail have apologised to passengers. olivia richwald is at leeds station for us. how much does the misery continue for commuters? well, it has been another really frustrating day for rail passengers, especially here in the north of england. so far today more than 200 trains operated by northern rail have been cancelled. it is now 11 days since new timetables were introduced designed to make things better and in fact it has got a lot worse and it doesn't seem to be an improving picture either. yesterday and the day before in excess of 250 trains operated by northern were cancelled and it's not just northern, go via thames link operating one in four trains across the network including two and from gatwick airport has also been beset with problems. why? northern says

not modernise, in the slightest, they are very old—style branches, with big glass windows, very unwelcomeglyn, and declined usage, and these being some of the old est usage, and these being some of the oldest looking branches, it is all a pretty bad set of facts. what about online banking? yes, that is playing a role, we are using cards to tap electronic payments, we use phones to make payments, many more things that we just don't need to go into branches. branches will become specialised selling centres, and they will also be places that we go for complaints but we will not need as many as we have had in the past. you spend this morning at the ba rclays you spend this morning at the barclays agm, the boss was backed by investors, what was the feeling in the rome? i followed the meeting from outside, i cannot say i was there, generally he was supported, i think you have a number of parties with different issues that came up at the berkeley ‘s bank meeting, arrange client issues, climate change, etc, but generally, the shareholders seem pleased with the recent earnings that have come out o

i felled displaced unwelcome and rejected. he was given the unspoken message his identity was unacceptable. he was a freak who did not belong with other children. kyler struggled mightily to be accepted and understood. may 1th, 2015, just a few weeks shy of his 15 birthday, kyler took his own life. in so doing he took a part of me with him of the his new birth certificate, new gender name and change arrived three days after his death. this country guaranties a free education to all of its children. it guaranties to protect its citizen from discrimination. federal courts held transgender students like kyler who are entitled to protection under federal law, and many schools live up to those obligations without fanfare and without problems but kyler like so many other youth was tortured because his school failed in its obligation to protect and serve all students. schools are ground zero for prevention of bias-related incidents. they are public institutions where as a government and as a society we guarranty a safe environment fo

michael or unwelcome conflicts are going to be with you said in a radio interview on the sixteenth of may your army had no choice but to use live fire against palestinians on the gazan side of your border because two days earlier a soldier as you said came under intensive fire from those how must terrorists what kind of fire or intense fire don't fire writer vehicles submachine guns and grenades and and roadside bombs but that's not the only reason our soldiers opened fire the principal reason was that there was a threat to the border and the soldiers are charged with defending our border from . terrorists and civilians who have been driven by terrorists with the express purpose of breaking through the border killing our civilians and destroying our state i understand how long did this intensive fun last i wasn't there i don't know i thought was long and. for our soldiers it can last seconds. and everything else casualties were inflicted on your enemy by the number think god but would you have preferred if they had no one soldier injured by shrapnel so that so intensive was the form i

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. >>> it is a very unwelcome moving day at the berkeley arena. dozens of rv campers forced to move out. police showed up early today to make sure the drivers of the rvs took off. jodi hernandez from berkeley. >> reporter: the latest rv camp site. just this morning, the city of berkeley kicked these campers out of an area just down the street and now they relocated here. >> i don't know what is happening. >> reporter: nay ohmi gonzalez says she is worried about her family's future. she is been camping near the berkeley marina since last july. now the city is forcing gonzalez and dozens of others to move. the campers have created a health and safety risk. construction crews will begin revamping the area this week. >> we are trying to be patient and work through the process and work with people. >> it's been hell. hem for public safety. >> reporter: this man who keeps their boats at the marina says tenants have dealing with human waste, needles. >> this one man threatened to kill me with a rock if i got out of the restroom. >> where are we going to

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supposedly, this will be unwelcome did news to china.an't imagine they would have secretary ross come here and not address it. whether or not he has time to discuss the full range of issues as well as make progress on the purchase order is an open question in my mind. tom: the american chambers will be putting out its investment survey in july. give us a sense of what the members have been telling you about their operations on the ground in china? whether they are improving or come -- becoming more difficult. kenneth: performance has been improving. this continues with a trend of the previous year. profit bill -- profitability, revenue, improved margins, these numbers are better. the concern about the regulatory environment is not moved. members continue to be concerned about the lack of regulatory transparency. the unpredictability. the chinese government favors local companies, concerns about intellectual property rights that to rank high on the list in the mind of our members. those issues haven't gone away. tom: which sectors in part

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. >> stephen: i promise you, i know unwelcomed touch when i see it. ( laughter ) my father was a doctordidn't see any of us born. did your parents -- did your dad see you born? >> i don't think so. i think my dad was a little more old school which was kind of my intention that i would be the old school. i wasn't exactly in the waiting room smoking a cigar type of thing. i got involved in the first one which wasn't a great decision, first of five, and we were in new zealand, having the baby in new zealand because i was working there. >> stephen: not just to have the baby. >> the doctor was on the way, wasn't quite ready, but the baby was ready, had a midwife, i had a leg over any shoulder and was more involved than anticipated. >> stephen: how did it go? didn't make it. the baby made it. i didn't. >> stephen: what happened? i hit the deck. yeah, i fainted. >> stephen: i wouldn't go into the military. >> yeah. ( applause ) >> stephen: "ncis los angeles" airs sundays at 9:00 on cbs! chris o'donnell, everybody! we shall return! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) to most people, i look

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most people agree hateful conduct is unwelcome but many actions of society deems hateful are nevertheless protected by the bill of rights. the first amendment does give us explicit right to engage in expression some people would consider hateful. while many of today's college students think hate speech should be illegal, nearly half of them courting to the cato institute supreme court is crystal clear, a thought we hate, they misquote, is perfectly is constitutional and permissible to engage in that. as most recently as 2011 in the famous westboro baptist church case the supreme court said the snyder versus phelps case, that people shouting for the death of military servicemen and shouting horrific things at gay people, even that kind of speech was protected. obviously there is critical distinction between hate speech and hate crime. we're generally talking about hate crime in the context of being additional penalties against people who commit crimes for reasons especially hateful. i did hear one of my fellow panelists talking about derogatory language during the commission of a crime bei

unwelcome courtship began at ge about six months before the shooting. >> how much time would you spendegular basis? >> meetings every other day, constant e-mail communications about work and projects, constant phone calls. spoke about work things constantly. >> hemy neuman quickly became a fixture in her life. >> extremely friendly individual, caring or pretending to be caring individual. >> but one night on business trip to lake tahoe she testified, hemy neuman stepped over the line. >> did the defendant ever express his feelings for you? >> yes. >> outside a restaurant before they had dinner together, he read her a poem. >> insinuation of the poem to me was that he had deeper feelings for me than just friends. >> she says her boss confided in her he was unhappy in his marriage and thinking of moving out on his wife of 22 careers. but rusty sneiderman's wife said she made her position clear. >> none of the feelings were returned and made myself completely clear where i stood. hemy got the message andrea said for a while and when not being inappropriate she said he was a good friend. >