for my yankee welcome to romano . if people think that there is a radioactive problem at this plant in vermont our vermont brand is done. to drink our milk who's going to want to who's going to want to use our syrup who's going to want to come here and drive past that. oh no no no for my as you go right now no yes no no i am not yankees as you know shut it out shouted out there are not yankees i'm saying we know right now shut down shut it down very much yankee town that's in doubt. there is no source of energy in this world that doesn't have. risk associated with it in nuclear it is very very so i feel so very safe technology our job is to protect public health and safety and never have an accident that jeopardizes public health or safety so that's with us every day people like me come in here and the 650 men and women that work here that is our focus the safe operation of this plant. i live right across the street from vermont yankee and they've always been a good neighbor i have children that go to the school which

for my yankee welcome to romano. if people think that there is a radioactive problem at this plant in vermont are vermont brandis done. to drink our milk. who's going to want to use our sear who's going to want to come here and drive past that. no. no. no no i am not yankee just has to. show. shah. not yankees i'm saying that we no doubt. very much. there is no source of energy in this world that doesn't have risk associated with it in nuclear it is very very low so i feel it's a very safe technology our job is to protect public health and safety and never have an accident that jeopardizes public health or safety so that's with us every day people like me come in here in the $650.00 men and women that work here that is our focus the safe operation of this plant. i live for. right across the street from vermont yankee. they've always been a good neighbor i have children that go to the school which is also right across the street from. you don't move in vernon if you're worried about the point both our girls live in to

the closing of vermont yankee is a victory for democracy. entergy would continue to operate if it wasn't for all the hard work all these people did to make this happen it is a win for david over. people power works we citizens have the ability to affect change. what gives me hope in all of this is that. in some little way our actions are going to inspire other. say to make a wish my grandmother for her like you say your grandmother did join our. and you know we have a victory for egging men that day i feel fortunate to be alive and in relatively good health and able to you know struggle. you can do what. you need can be myriad to do this sound then you can support one another and low fat head together. there's no getting around the fact that the site we're vermont yankee exists on the banks of the connecticut river will remain as a high level nuclear radioactive waste endangering people for miles and miles and miles and miles around. in this toxic legacy of what has been created is not going to disappear and it will affect future generations

the closing of vermont yankee is the big truth that democracy. entered you would continue to operate if it wasn't for all the hard work all these people did to make this happen is a win for david the. people power works we as citizens have the ability to effect change. what gives me hope in all of this is that. in some little way our actions are going to inspire other. i. think you may find that there is no way. out people often say to make a wish my grandmother or for her like you get your grandmother did join our benedict group. and you know we did have a victory for egging meant that the whole state i feel fortunate to still be alive and in relatively good health and a boat. struggle. you can't do it alone you need kev immunity to do this then you can support one another and both head together. there's no getting around the fact that the site where vermont yankee exists on the banks of the connecticut river will remain as a high level nuclear radioactive waste dump endangering people for miles and miles and miles and miles around. the poisonou

when the new york yankees break camp they'll head north with the first female hitting coach in historydana jacob zson has the story. >> they were nerves of excitement as rachel became the first woman to wear the iconic new york yankee pinstripes. >> it's a huge point of pride. it ak eventually changes the way i kind of feel throughout my days. >> reporter: rachel hopes to have an impact on the yankee's minor league players as a new hitting coach in the club. >> i think there's curiosity surrounding it, why is she here? does she know her stuff? i would venture to say any player that works with me would at least say she puts in the work, she's knowledgeable. >> reporter: that knowledge icludes two degrees in human movement science. data driven development from eye tracking and ball spin to swing mechanics. yankees hitting coordinator dylan lawson wanted rachel on his team. >> selfishly, she makes me as a coach better. >> reporter: lawson first met rachel four years ago when she worked as a minor league strength coach for the houston astros. >> i think when someone is elite at their job,

and then we get to fenway park in the yankees are playing in dimaggio's coming back in the yankees arelaying and we go to the ticket window and the guy sums it down and she said you can't do that, i got my boy. and he didn't give a damn about anything like that. we do not get in we walked around fenway park for a long time and we left. three years later, really good, a big serious with the red sox and she had asked me she take me. i said of course you can come. and we go, put her down and i went into the clubhouse and i came back and she only had one when he came up. she said it's a little different than 30 years ago. doris: talk about, i know you said one of your most crowded moments was keeping that team in milwaukee and being able to give milwaukee the team back. someone should tell people that pretty. bud: leader the race came in milwaukee 1953 and had a remarkable team, never played under 500 and all of a sudden changed ownership in fact o'malley, in 55 and 56, were using the braves, had to move because they had one of her weight over 2 million people which was stunning in that da

it's like the yankees.e proud of me being a part of presidente beer -- [ laughter ] -- than hitting home runs, and world series >> jimmy: anything you've ever done, is like -- >> yeah, he drank a lot of them [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is unbelievable good for you [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i love that. i want to talk about the baseball season. you're back on espn and fox. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: as an analyst. and i -- i got the word right. yes. [ laughter and applause and i said years ago when you came on, because i think you started -- was it on fox during the world series >> yes >> jimmy: and i was like, "oh i'm kind of nervous for you. i was like, "oh, what's a-rod gonna do, man? and you stole the show >> so was i. >> jimmy: you stole the show and everyone i talked to was the same way, because they were like, "he knows baseball this guys knows what he's talking about. so i trust what he says. and you had really good insight on stuff, and really good stories. and i know you have to fill a lot of time

the new york yankees marked now ground hiring rachel balkovec.me a full-time hitting coach in a major league organization. >> did you have any nerves before your first day? >> yeah. >> they were nerves of excitement as rachel balkovec became the first woman to wear the iconic new york yankee pinstripes. >> it actually changes the way that i kind of feel throughout my days. >> rachel hopes to have an impact on the yankees minor league players as a new hitting coach in the club. >> i think there's always a bit of curiosity surrounding it, like why is she here, does she know her stuff. i would venture to say any player that's worked with me says she puts in the work, she's knowledgeable. >> it includes two degrees in human movement science. the expertise she brings to the yankees can best be described as data driven development from eye-tracking and ball spin to swink mechanics. yankees hitting coordinator dillon lawson wanted rachel on his team. >> selfishly she makes me as a coach better. >> lawson met rachel four years ago when she worked as a mi

federal regulators now say that her mind yankee is fit to be open for another 20 years or gina bowler joins us now with the latest on this gina kristen late this afternoon in a conference call the n.r.c. clear regulatory commission and now said they voted to extend for model employees license the n.r.c. says it will formally issue resume to use a new license and a matter of if but under vermont law the public service board and the legislature must also approve a license extension. are you going. to go on. tonight on nightline a nuclear emergency a massive new exposure rocks a crippled reactor plant in japan prompting the greatest fears yet radiation catastrophe and a new wave of the back to a should. fall out for this reactor up in smoke how dangerous radiation leaks can be a plant located on a seismic fault the smoldering disaster zone the latest challenge at the fukushima daiichi site a fire in the number 4 reactor that's right down here in the area just near the rules were highly radioactive spent fuel rods are stored in this turn for the worse in reactor 4 after a day in which the

. >>> a minor league baseball player from the yankees tested positive for the coronavirus. that's the first known player affiliated with a major league team to test positive. the team is not identifying the player but says he spent spring training at the minor league complex, and yankees trained down in florida, and the mlb season is on hold as the start of the season has been postponed indefinitely. >>> the coronavirus causing a big parade in san francisco to get called off, but look here, a mini version. we'll tell you about this. when it comes to flooring, i'm hard to please. so, i go to floor & decor where they don't just know the difference between products, they live for it. from american hardwood to spanish porcelain to italian marble, i'm looking for inspiration from every part of the world. so, when it comes to discovering every imaginable tile, wood, laminate or stone without compromising my design, one aisle doesn't cut it. i need an entire store. now, i've got one. explore floor & decor in person or online at flooranddecor.com >>> st. patrick's day on tuesday wi

>> listen, the yankees had a few comments out there.ou know, our opinion is, you know, that this didn't impact the game. we had a good team. we won the world series, and we'll leave it at that. >> jimmy: yeah, of course you'll leave it at that. you did the cheating. [ laughter ] and what a half-astros apology that was. the idea that the batters on the astros, knowing the pitchers -- knowing what they were going to throw before they threw the pitches didn't impact the game is ludicrous. fortunately, one reporter followed up. >> jim, when talking about the yankees there, did you say you feel like this didn't impact the game? and what do you mean by that? >> i didn't say it didn't impact the game. >> jimmy: you didn't? [ laughter ] what about two seconds ago when you did? >> isn't sign stealing a distinct advantage for the hitter? so doesn't it automatically impact competition? >> it could possibly do that. it could possibly not. >> jimmy: yep, those are the two options that -- [ laughter ] it's the old there are fine people on both sides

the yankees are chased back out of culpepper. the reconnaissance gives general meade only the information he needs, which as you do not want to go west. that is not the way to get at the rebels. at the same time this is happening in madison county, the battle of chickamauga and longstreet's divisions have arrived at the nick of time. now the crisis is on the other foot. in early september, it with the -- it was the rebels desperately figuring out how to stay in chattanooga. now it is the federals. they order all reinforcements in the west to go to the threat point. grant is plucked out of cooling his heels and doing virtually nothing after his vicksburg victory and told to go to chattanooga. he really wants to fire rosecrans and is happy to do it. it seems like more needs to be done. the federals have to make the same kind of decision that davis and lee were making a few weeks ago. do we do what secretary of war stanton and chase and wells are suggesting and take troops to the area of the potomac and send them west to reinforce c

yankee leave and the nobel peace prize winner had been close for years. for the 1st time the south korean diplomat revealed what was said during their last meeting. i would have a tete a tete very private meeting and i would raise many issues in had a very good we talk you know she asked about my mother about how my father is doing we talked about family. when i met her and her 1st fight after she was elected use of a hand and she said oh no we don't use that word range and i told her no i can't use something else and principle i am going to separate range. despite having a mandate from the united nations the diplomat was only able to visit north and rakhine once. when i saw her in 2017 she was very bitter about the u.n. and. and i asked her i need more access to different areas and in july she said to me if you continue to now this narrative of the west general to you may not get any access. 3 days later sons who cheat as you march parliament to withdraw the diplomatic credit ation young he lead was forced to leave me and mark. and son suchi had built up

she didn't have a very good experience with the yankees. you go to ringgold today the house is still there and it is a bed and breakfast and it's a beautiful place. i recommend it. the only monument left besides general cleburne is the monument to the new yorkers, near the pumping station, not exactly a great spot but that's the spot that they hid behind the buildings. there's the monument. as cleburne gets through the mountains and through the pass to the rear there's a church, the old stone presbyterian church that was used as a hospital and that hospital is still there. of course, we know what happens to cleburne almost a year later in november of 1864, he's killed at the battle of franklin in kind of a useless charge. his spot that he died was at one time a pizza hut. but they tore it down and they built this monument to him, the cleburne memorial at franklin. he was laid on the porch at carney plantation. buried first at st. john's church and then moved to a beautiful grave site overlooking the mississippi river. few years ago two muse

queremos contarles que el deporte no se salva de la propagación del coronavirus nueva york yankees, unlico, muchas conferencias no tienen aún el campeón, una de las últimas ligas en cancelar es ufc, que pospondrá sus eventos por tres semanas, para la presidente así la comunicó, torneos en londres, también se verán afectados, también oficinas centrales en las vegas, cierran hasta el 31 de marzo. sin duda esta crisis está afectando en todos los sectores de la vida, entonces hay que acostumbrarse a lo que será norma, es obvio, porque en estos eventos la recomendación es que no haya gente aglomerada, >> la liga de fútbol español también anuncio que no jugarán ningún ppartido, hemos visto a grandes como lio messi haciendo un llamado las personas a mantener tranquilidad. también a ver qué pasa con juegos olímpicos >>en méxico aumentan los casos de covid19. >> más información en breve, síganos en los medios que ve en pantalla, ya volvemos ♪ hola, ¿qué tal?, muy buenas tardes y gracias por estar con nosotros. >> mientras los cientos para el control de enfermedades piden que se limiten las reun

stuart responds aggressively, manages to chase the yankees back. he believes that the reconnaissance gives general meade the information you need, which is you don't want to go west. that's not the way to get at the rebel rebels. at the same time all this business is happening in madison, out in georgia the battle of chicka mauga. they chase the federals back into chattanooga. brag follows. against long street's advice, doesn't strie to outflank them but lays the army of the cumberland under siege. now the crisis is on the other foot. in early september it was the rebels desperately figuring out, how do we save chattanooga? now in late september, it's the federals trying to figure out, how do we save chattanooga? and of course they order all reinforcements available in the west to go to the threatened point. grant is plucked out of basically cooling his heels and doing virtually nothing after his vicksburg victory and told to go to chattanooga, fire rose kranz if you want, and of course he really wants to and is happy to do it. but that's not enoug

he's thinking i've got yankees, all these guys across and down river. he begins imagining a three prong development. that is what he thought was going to happen. a lot of what you read throughout the 20th century says that's what it was, paul's bluff was the result of a three-pronged attempt to envelop leesburg. you even see maps and some of the sources with three black arrows and leesburg coming across. it's not. as you will see. ok. shanks evans. he sees all this. he knows he's only got 3000 men. he's not going to get help from the army. basically he gets spooked because of this episode. he leaves. he patches his brigade up and head south. he goes a few miles to goose creek where the road crosses. what is odd about that, he does not get permission from anybody. he does it on his own. he sends a message to general beauregard and says this is what i'm doing. beauregard is not happy. by abandoning leesburg, he has turned over the river crossing, control of the river, the invasion route, he has given that to the union forces. if they had recognized what t

they been sent, spanish sensors would have intercepted and called attention to this case of clear yankee meddling. the reality that a message claiming a bow, claiming to furnish the war would have been a logical on its face given the context in cuba at the time, that a war was going on, a war that was the reason hearst was sending davis and remington to cuba. or the element of the debunking that rests in davis's letters? davis'letters contradict the reasons creelman gave for remington's departure. of those elements, which do you find most persuasive and why? go. >> you said earlier that hearst was not upset that he had remington not listen to him. hearst was known as a volatile guile -- volatile guy and he would not have celebrated his artistry if he had contradicted him. >> very good point. what you think of the argument that hearst kind of swallowed that, and because he had images from wartime cuba that no other newspaper had, therefore he was going to run it prominently even if for a meeting have been subordinate? >> there would've been other ways we found out that he was angry. besid

they been sent, spanish censors would have intercepted and called attention to this case of clear yankee meddling. the reality that a message claimi claiming a vow to furnish the war would have been illogical that a war was going on. a war is the very reason hearst is sending davis and remington to cuba. or the element of the debunking that rests in davis' letters. davis' letters contradict the reasons creelman gave for remington's departure. of those elements, which do you find most persuasive? and why? g go. >> what you said earlier that hearst would have been upset had remington not listened to him, and i think hearst is known for being kind of a volatile guy and he wouldn't have celebrated his artistry if he had contradicted him and came back. >> very good point. what do you think of the argument, though, that hearst kind of swallowed that because he had images from war-time cuba that no other newspaper had? so, therefore, he was going to run it prominently, even if remington had been insubordinate. >> i think there would have been other ways that we found out that he was angry besid

melissa: "yankee doodle dandy" food truck. your food is outstanding over the top.ng together an event, there you go. when you're back out at the truck, when you open up your restaurant, let us know in advance, i will bring the whole show. we'll tell our viewers, we'll come on by. maybe we can show up to give a little boost when you get back out there, josh. >> thank you so much. great to hear your voice. melissa: thank you for coming on josh. appreciate it. connell, you go with me. connell: 100%. we should do the show out there. give us something to look forward to. melissa: seriously. connell: they want to know how the small business help will be structured in congress, loans, grants, what is it going to look like. let's talk for a moment about big businesses. i mention this, blake burman rejoins from us the white house, alerted it to us, blake and some other reporters had a conversation with larry kudlow i suppose at the white house, blake, about what the government might do if they do decide to help businesses, how the whole thing might be structured in terms of

they would have intercepted it and called attention to it, as an example of yankee meddling in spanish ou cuban affairs. they certainly would have done this. they certainly would have not allowed this message from hearst to recommending remington to flow freely as creelman's account implies. nor does this tale account for william randolph hearst and his likely reaction. he's a young, wealthy newspaper publisher. according to creelman, hearst's message to remington was please remain. you furnish the pictures and i'll furnish the war. but remington does not remain in cuba. he returns after six days and hearst's newspaper gives remington's sketches big-time treatment, prominent display. prominent display in hearst's new york journal. it seems unlikely that hearst would have tolerated this kind of insubordination, that he would have tolerated, that he would have put up with what was a clear disregard of his instructions to remain in cuba. the tale is also contradicted by the writings of davis and remington. in the weeks and months afterwards describe scenes of violence and upheaval on cuba

in vermont people are demanding the shut down of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy as are power lie with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in very real ways our struggle on r.t. . holding the meeting to automate the me. oh my god i'm going to. do not want to just in this still sunny don't want to feel . i'm a she in. the she my the moon on. the no tonight are you. not in the ocean only be and how the out of the study $100.00 the. what the how do nothing. stops the show you know i know those are you need. one of those before. the wagon now but i will not. so and i think she is not just a lot of the same. as the other how good how do you want. well a man a notice alleges a lot of me suing also known as you on. our. assassin. goi

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here are the yankees. i so badly want to hit them. his officers say, no, no. another fredericksburg. think about it. wouldn't that be nice? let the enemy come to us. after meade's army digs in, throughout december 1, lee says, ok, they are not going to do another fredericksburg. i'm going to do another chancellorsville. and so, he shifts two divisions, anderson and will cox, down below the federal flank. although cary's division has refused, they are still beyond the federal line. lee's plan on the morning of december 2 with all of the daylight available he is going to replicate what jackson did at chancellorsville in may. it doesn't happen, because during the night, while lee is shifting into position, meade is going backwards. there is a very stiff wind. the federals aren't heard. lee's own movements help to obscure what they are doing. when the confederates go forward on the morning of december 2, the enemy is gone. lee lands a blow on thin air. and the federals managed to get across the rappahannock river. the consequences of the six months are monumental.

you've been looking at 7,000 yankees across the river, and all of a sudden there's 12,000. you're going to notice that. and he begins to wonder, okay, what's going on here? and then just a few days later, on the ninth and tenth of october, another 12,000-man union division crosses the river at chain bridge, up near d.c. they cross into virginia, get on what is the georgetown pike, and they work their way up as far as langley and they establish a camp at langley, virginia, on the top of the highest hill in langley, where the central intelligence agency headquarters are today, for the same reason -- high ground, you know, communications, visibility, all that, okay? so, you've got now 12,000 union troops directly across the river from leesburg. you've got 12,000 in langley, which is about 25 miles away. but it's connected by a good road. the georgetown pike is a good, well-maintained road. you go as far as dranesville, about halfway from langley to leesburg and it intersects with route 7, basically. the alexandria to winchester th. where are the confederates? other than shanks

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it involved an unidentified member of the new york yankees farm system. the team says that player was first quarantined friday after developing a fever. baseball, like every other professional sport, is now halt ed indefinitely. it looks like the nba will keep its season on hold for months not weeks. there are growing concerns about the season being canceled altogether. on the other hand the nba is still considering the possibility of games coming back at some point without fans. if this was any other year baseball fans would be pouring over the march madness brackets. the ncaa would have released the matchups yesterday but it didn't happen. >>> a failed liftoff for the latest spacex cargo mission. >> liftoff. disregard. >> the rocket filling the sky with smoke yesterday at florida's kennedy space center. spacex says a power issue caused the rocket to auto abort. it was set to launch 60 new satellites into orbit. spacex says it's trying to figure out a new liftoff date. >>> the very latest on the coronavirus pandemic. >> we are preaching social distancing

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northern spokesman insulting condemned them so they can actually ask of themselves -- why would the yankees fight to keep us in the union when they dislike us so? the disparity between volunteer enlistments in the recent war with mexico between north and south suggested that gun shy noty shopkeepers and wooden make peddlers would not risk their lives or spend their precious gold to fight for anything. 50 years ago, i regarded the outcome of the war as inevitable. it is only over the years that i came to appreciate the marriott of other factors off the battlefield that determined or could determine the outcome. i still believe that there was never a moment when the confederacy proactively could have done something to win its independence but i certainly appreciate now that at any moment during those four years of work, the north could proactively decide to lose it. we have seen conflicts in our own lifetimes that offended in what is apparently precisely that fashion. remove abraham lincoln's iron will to preserve the union. take away the bond he managed to forge with the northern people and

. >> anthony: i'm a yankee. so, for me, it's kinda shocking to see this flag.s to a lot of people. first and foremost meaning, "i'm not a yankee, and i don't much care what you think." there's no doubt that much of mississippi history is ugly. from slavery, which was pretty much the backbone, the foundation of industry here from the get go, to jim crow, lynchings, to church burnings. 14-year-old emmett till, killed for talking sass to a white lady in 1955. the assassination of medgar evers in 1963. the murders of civil rights workers james chaney, michael schwerner and andrew goodman in 1964. hell, they had to send in 30,000 armed federal agents, national guardsmen, and military police just to enforce federal law allowing a black man to attend state college. a notion that was, shall we say, less than popular here. to be honest, that was about all i had for an image of the state of mississippi. that was all i knew. and it hadn't occurred to me to look further. but i've traveled the world since then, and i've visited and learned to love many places not my own. cu

some 19 years ago, just days after 9/11 in new york, the city of new york held a prayer service in yankeeemember the words of healing from calvin butts. what say you? >> we are much better together than we are apart. it is important to understand that this coronavirus that has crept into our midst might ultimately give us an opportunity to rethink how we treat each other. we have become too tribalistic, too narcissistic, self-consumed and god-ignoring. in this home moment of that notion, that understanding should bring about a humility that connects us with one another if not with god himself and makes us more intentional about living up to the highest eye teals of th ideals of this country. i would remind you tonight that we have w w w w w w before. we can rise from the ashes of despair. i would say to mamerica, arise and tlolook to your god and to r neighbor and prove that we are better than this. >> bishop t.d. jakes from texas, thank you. >> thank you. >>> you can watch a longer video of our conversation on the "nightline" facebook and instagram page. >>> and next, the little boy coop

yankees stuff you're doing is that oh no we're not going out. to you. about. 90 degrees. none of the refugees have a life jacket and they're all women and children and board. prepares everything for the rescue and instructs the refugees. need watches the situation from the bridge he trusts his crew they have been on hundreds of these kinds of missions before. i did you know know. the. first 5 infants are taken aboard and then the others one at a time. much more of the speed boat gets than see the ocean viking shuttling back and forth until everyone is safe. the situation in europe supporters is dramatic the teen sees it as that unity to safelights they reject accusations that they're just playing into the hands of human traffickers. it's this thing i mean we're talking about thousands of birth students reman. musters and we never knew about. reducing the official figures we have no idea i mean you can relax and. within a few days the ocean viking crew rescue 3 boats with nearly 300 refugees doctors and nurses take care of the rescued they talk about their fates in libyan

you had yankee whaling introduced into our waters from about 1850.we got into contact, of course, disease killed off a lot of our native people. yeah, it was bad. yeah, it was traumatic. we need to get t over it, we ned to learn from it, grow out of it, and be able to succeed. oil was discovered in 1968 in our backyard--prudhoe bay. the e biggest oil discovery in norrth america. that was wherery mom grew up. you go there now, it's a whole oil industry complex. in the late eighties, the trans-alaska pipeline was pumping about 25% of america's energy needs. two million barrels a day. that has come down to basically around 500,000 barrels a day. and the demand across america continuing to rise, of course. when oil was discovered, the federal government had to settle the land claims. we didn't want it to be a welfare bill. we had to remind congress we're a proud people that are self-sustaining, selflf-reliaiant, and that w wet to keep it th w way. so, they came up with ancsa, alaska native claim settlement act, which is pretty unique. our portion was 5 m

that he doesn't want to become a yankee my wife does not know i always hide him when. i ask why he's willing to admit to this and whether he's afraid of being caught he says he's not scared and feels no guilt. at 1st i feel pity for them but if i have to spend a lot of money on a woman and then she doesn't agree to have sex i no longer feel any pity for you will be i'm not a young and. it's striking to witness the lack of empathy they for men feel for their victims but more than anything what sticks with me is that i really don't think they're doing anything wrong. the justice system does catch up with some men but there were fewer than 20 gang rape cases prosecuted in cambodia last year one current case reported in local papers involves the gang rape of a 14 year old girl. we go to meet her family who live on the outskirts of phnom penh her uncle says since the rape 10 months ago the girl has been living in a shelter where she's getting medical care and counseling she got sick from right. there forced her fight to the hit the hit and right. and how many men where they

yankees slugger giancarlo stanton reacted to the news. >> it's unfortunatate, but i thk it's a proper measure we need to take now. >> reporter: the crown jewel of college basketball, the in that case tournament, at first said it would ban fans from march madness games. then canceled the championship altogether. >> with concerns about players and contracting the virus that's happening in the nba, and i think that changed the dialogue. >> reporter: rudy gobert, a player on the utah jazz, recently tested positive with coronavirus. he issued a heartfelt apology on his instagram after he was criticized for purposely touching reporters' microphones and a table during a recent press conference. questions also loom about the status of the tokyo olympic games set to begin in july. tokyo's governor said thursday she's confident they'll go on as scheduled. laura podesta, cbs news. >>> well, after president trump got some facts wrong while announcing a ban on most travel from europe, the white house was forced to clarify his remarks. as kris van cleave reports, the update came too late for many a

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wrote the liberty song eight years before the declaration of independenc independence, we all know yankee doodle dandy and the star-spangled banner. the songs of the enslaved fundamentally religious songs about deliverance and one of the things we had to deal with was how do we deal with the civil war the irrepressible conflict and tim grew up in louisiana when he came to tennessee he was excited because we had electricity. [laughter] >> this is how it goes for the entire talk. >> he was excited about a hardback book. >> hopefully there is someone here from louisiana. [laughter] way in the back. close to the bar. well done my roommate in college was jack daniels. [laughter] we had to deal with dixie and the south and if you think about the civil war you can understand the tensions with dixie and the republic and your thoughts are pretty interesting. i grew up in the deep south of louisiana literally. and those that were in the middle of the cotton field. and to move irrigation systems and dixie was a part of our culture and growing up and still to this day when i hear this song dixie este

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since 2014 yankee league has been the un special rapporteur for human rights for me and mark. there's no water provided i'm talking about you. know i'll go get some q. about it i think. mr president distinguished representatives ladies and gentlemen i'm honored to once again to address you and represent you in my report to this council on the situation of human rights in myanmar. i read the international community going to tell bangladesh they must continue their generosity indefinitely for a crisis but that was caused in myanmar are we going to tell the road into refugees that they are going to have to endure the situation indefinitely the answer to the above questions must be unequivocally no i implore you to stop the talking and start doing i thank you for attention thank you. for instance to interject this is an easy time for children to snuffle to interview guests of course it's been delayed a long and as you know justice delayed is justice denied. yeah the high level of generals who can really get the ordering. on atrocity crimes they must be tried and as long and as wel