This spring will — as long as nothing goes wrong during finals week — be my first full spring semester at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. It will also be my
there s good news tonight about leveling the playing field. the women athletes helping a new generation of girls find their own place on the team. inside out. four-set pass. reporter: for olympic gold medalist jocelyn lamoureux davidson this hockey team represents progress. it s a place in the game for girls. one she and sister monique fought for growing up in north dakota was hockey when you were growing up kind of a boys sport? we wanted to play hockey there were no girls teams for us to play on in the town we grew up in so we played with boys growing up reporter: as a coach she s now energizing others. like jocelyne and monique we can do anything. more girls should start playing these boys sports because like sports just aren t for boys and girls can do anything that boys can do reporter: for the twins changing attitudes about equality is a cause close to their heart. their mission, supporting gender equity and mentorship.
then come talk to me. what are you? i ve seen the things you ve said over time. they re pretty violent. what were you doing in the capitol on january 6th? if we don t get the f out of here, you re calling the police? also a proud boy, he ran as a republican for state office and lost the vote in 2020. here he is inside the capitol and now accused of violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds among other charges. saying we just went ahead and stormed the capitol. it s about to get ugly. and also called police f-ing traitors for trying to stop the siege. time after time, our efforts to get comment were met with calls to police. no comment. leave.