the teenage years, tend o flirt with expression. they love their first amendment rights, to look rebellious and angry and latch on to dark things. i have worked in high schools. there are kids with far darker pasts than this. but the point, the warning signs we always find after the fact. the question is who is watching for them as they go. are the parents aware of what s happeni happening, what he s doing in the middle of night, what kind of websites he s on, what kind of music he listens to. we don t have thoes answers. we had just seen the 17-year-old shoot er appear in court. the first court appearance because as you heard the governor say, he plann ened to commit suicide, then didn t have the ability to do it. the judge henry just spoke a moment ago about what happened in that court and i wanted to pli it for you. he apparently was cooperating with the police. answering questions, waived his
of the story. thank you for being with us. thank you. for the record, the accused, brandon winston, did participate in harvard s appeals process. he gave live testimony via skype, and he filed written objections. the accuser, camilla willingham, was offered neither opportunity and was not even notified that the appeals process was happeni happening. in december of 2014, the education department required harvard to change that policy and provide all parties equal opportunities to participate in the discipline process. up next, from a white house screening to a grassroots movement, we ll look at the impact the hunting ground is already having on the national conversation. the beast was as long as the boat. for seven hours, we did battle. until i said. you will not beat. meeeeee!!!
weeks or a few months? why would we want to revise it this? inned to allow time for negotiations because they have been unwilling to meet us at the negotiating taeble, so we said e will give you a short term lifting if you agree to hit down and work with us. we have $17 trillion in at the time. you mean democrats or the american people? we are talking about having the president and the senate work with us on this issue and deal with the long term spending problems. we cannot it continue to borrow $2 billion a day, $2 billion a day to keep the lights on. and that is what is currently happening happeni happening. i don t think a lot of folks would disagree that having a conversation about long term spending is a legitimate conversation to have. takes legitimate conversation. but i think a lot of folk