i'm a brand new lawyer just out of uva law school in in 75. and i'm at hunting and i get sent to court in federal court in maryland. and i'm on a case which was about taxing that coal because pepco had put some kind of sensors on the maryland side to set something coming from virginia. and so the question was, can you tax that co in maryland because of these small things that they had put on their site, which leads to for all the lawyers in the room, the international suitcase and whether go ahead avail themselves of maryland and benefit from is a technical area in constitutional law anyway i write this brief and i'm a first year associate at hunton and when you're a first year associate at a big law firm, nobody works for you. you have nobody who writes for you. and i turn this brief and then this federal judge is sitting on the bench and he goes, did you write this. and i'm like, yes, sir. and i said, i don't have anybody working for me. i had to do this myself. so i'm he might have said, well, this is pretty good, but i'm like, yeah, i wrot

pete: uva, why you guys?is point in what are they telling us? >> well, they did not tell us anything. we don't really know why. we wonder that ourselves because we cannot understand. pete: if you were returned to germany and you wantedded to continue to home school, what would happen? >> the laws there haven't changed, and so we would face the same persecution as we did back then. pete: so home schooling is totally illegal in germany, you can't do it? >> yes, it is illegal. pete: it is the illegal. how does that not qualify as an asylum claim, kevin, as an everyone to? how can you fight this at this point? >> well, you know, the original immigration judge did find that there was a proper asylum claim. they found that the family did have a well-founded fear of persecution based on their, you know, participation in a particular social category,ing that being home schoolers. you know, the obama add administration appeal that, the appeal court agreed with them as did the sixth circuit, and the supreme court denie

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so they leaving this whole drama again rising, tiny, swimming stars yang, uva has added a said gold medal to 100 tally at the ation games. jang, the 2nd you reco time of 55.86 seconds in the 100 meter butterfly. she was also conscious time is mixed mentally relay squad that who is to victory setting another new record. now, germany's initial and sign causal welcomes millions of visitors from around the world every year. and most of them arrive by bus. but for german sky and dive next my know he found that boring and said he detached from a power bladder in mid air and zipped past the fairy tale causal in the bavarian alps at 200 cologne, which is the hour and a wink suit. after the 17 2nd flights, he then landed safely in a nearby meadow. 2 i knew what she needed. the news live from the land and stick around though because duck film is coming up next i'll see you soon. take care and by the not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day i'm in that's look at current use events, analyzed by experts and critical thinking is weekdays on d w.

the uva squads went to underground and became a legal games. nationalist who hadn't been finished off off to the wall from the core of these groups, the secret hideout. so scattered throughout the west of the soviet union for one that i knew i was there. but even those budget is that the exclusion that's kind of the deal or kind of the new federal deal with them. the question was, i mean that's a divide said show it really is cfo bush credit for anymore. and you got that in a bunch of these these like you got the of them and know it does schedule. great. yeah. awesome. especially under wonder what color just read yet the task manager, the way it would be in the color just a little over just good, less the blue shield for bip. i'm sure the former i owe you a members funded you most of the central intelligence agency of the us side. see i, although it was on a different confidence, it was far more generous than the germans to be. sailed with act eligible. so it's an ideal kind of getting, i'd say, probably to deal with god thought it could as a new most, a human, the dynamic that i'd sa

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she accused a white uva student of threatening protesters in 2020. then she said she misheard.dent expelled from school. that student spent a year trying to clean up her reputation. those accusations, they kind of ruined her life in many ways. she's having trouble getting into law school, for instance. stuart: what are they thinking? if why would you hire someone with that history to be your ambassador? i don't get it. >> if i could chime in for a second. the only thing i can think of in light of all the evidence we have in front of us from bud light, from target is that they are courting this controversy. lauren: yeah. >> you have to imagine, 30 million people in america, you choose this individual? if you're trying to brand yourself to a new audience, let's say get the african-american consumer, there are so many other people you can choose for their role. ing -- that role. why did you pick a person you knew would be a lightning rod? you may have done a cost benefit analysis where you said, hey, the people we're going to lose are not going to be more than the people we're goi

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he first entered uva in 2007, then served in the marines as a cobra helicopter pilot before returninghappens to be the son of abc news contributor and former defense and state department official steve ganyard. look at that. now to mcdonald's new menu item and the reaction hasn't exactly been positive. >> forget the fire, the fries, rather. the fast food chain has added corn as a side item. it's only available in the philippines right now. mcdonald's official facebook page posted about the item which has about 75,000 comments, most of them saying no thanks to the corn. >> well, who knows? it could be amazing. >> i like that. well, finally, some four legged friends starting with finn, the english bulldog. >> his owner wasn't happy. that's because finn saw his chance, grabbed the box of groceries and dumped them all over the floor. of course, she had to clean it up because finn wasn't going to. oh my goodness. >> and a furry tribute fit for queen sunday, about 20 corgis and their owners took a walk outside buckingham palace. the gathering was in honor of queen elizabeth, who died a year

uva finishes in the top 10, university of chicago always does well but schools like yale, columbia andt care? how do they do that? >> they have a hard time believing they do this badly in relationship to other schools particularly, i've been doing this for 22 years, big state schools with more working-class kids tend to have a better environment for free speech. we have been trying to work with harvard for years and years but they have been hesitant to reformat. there's a movement led by some harvard professors to fight back against this. hopefully this will be a wake-up call they've got to change. pete: there's academic freedom, a bunch of professors have come together to say we need the ability to publish and speak without being told what we can publish and say. thanks for doing this study, great to get the insight. >> check out all the numbers at thefire.org. pete: we reached out to harvard for comments, but like fire, we've not heard back. still ahead, patriotism and pickle ball. how you can give back to our nation's he rose while playing america's fastest growing sport. our financ

robb couple of years ago online and you can that in the archive his memoir that that he did with the uva press as i recall think it was that it's it's one of the most amazing memoir of combat in vietnam that i have read and i'm sure there are many. and again some of you here in our audience today are online served there. but he a lieutenant in, the in the marine corps had done rotc and university and just to to read about that and then the oral histories that we do here at the miller center of colin powell. we've done several oral histories up pace the marine corps general who was head of the joint chiefs of staff. these men came into the military and were young junior officers in vietnam and then went on to serve of course through the war on terror, the wars in afghanistan and iraq, which leads us to, i think will probably be our last question. our point today. this from our audience. how might your findings, mark, offer lessons for any of today's policy challenges? and i'll add the specifics of so called endless wars, which you have and done forms on here iraq, afghanistan, the issues

it was the first time ever in the state, virginia, that there was an integrated audience at the at uva and ralph bunche. there was no hotel that would take in. so he spent the night at my parents. and all night long. my parents house was pelted bananas and apples and rocks because so many people were angry that my parents him in and that he was there got hit. so my father had some sense that some people like african-americans or blacks, but didn't understand it to. the great extent that it clearly started to understand. but as soon as he got to the justice apartment in the first week, he walked through, justice department said where the black lawyers and said immediately, we've got to hire more black lawyers. so he understood the intellect fully, i think. but not viscerally. and his gut. and then that took some time, robert said in may. just very quickly, in may of 1960. and i think this would apply both brothers. but in may of 1960, just as campaign the democratic national convention will meet in a couple of months, they're starting to think about the fall race. they're feeling confid

uva, vmi, virginia tech which is 7 years older than us and then virginia state university. when we were founded in 1882 we were the only state supported institution that admitted women. when we were founded in 1882 we were the only state supported institution of higher education that admitted women. the other institutions were all male. there was not a state institution for women founded yet. we were first. the first woman to graduate with a college degree from a public institution in the common wealth of virginia was lula johnson from virginia state university in 1885. let me tell the half of it. this is the department that we talk about underfunding. we are not talking about money, we are talking about opportunities. we are talking about opportunities. less than six years after she graduated virginia changed the constitution so that african-americans couldn't vote. in changing the constitution they eliminated the collegiate charter from virginia state university so we were no longer college and it was distinction that we would not have for another 30 years at the same tim

widely available chemical filters that actually have a broader range of protection, both against the uvaore than two decades since a new chemical uv filter for sunscreen was approved in the u.s. sunscreen here is regulated as a drug, which means potential new ingredients undergo extensive safety and efficacy testing. sunscreen in other parts of the world is regulated as a cosmetic, a much simpler process. >> i would definitely like to see those ingredients that are available in the european union and in asia to be tested here and be able to be used in our formulations here. >> reporter: in new york, some lawmakers and advocates are calling for reform to make approving new sunscreen ingredients easier. in the meantime, dr. rossi says u.s. broad spectrum sunscreens still offer great protection. so the best way to stay safe in the sun is to keep reapplying. haley ott, cbs news, new york. >>> that is the overnight news for this friday. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm jeff pegues. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. the floating barriers in the rio grande riv

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