Graduated from high school. It was one of the most trying times in my life, but i knew that she wanted me to study hard, get good grades, and succeed in life. So thats what i did. Reporter she finished first in her class at cornell university, where she met and married martin ginsburg, an aspiring lawyer. She pursued law degree enrolling in harvard 569 err the berth of daughter jane then at columbus Law Law School where she grated at the tom of her class. While a professor at rutgers university, she gain weve both a son james, but soon left rutgers for Columbia University to become that school first tenured lay profess we are as a female. She described the 1970s as a hist or imtime for medicals rights. I was lucky to be born when i was and to be in the right place to help advance this movement for womens equality. Reporter she went on to create the american several libertys unions womens rights project and as General Council for the aclu, she began appearing before the Supreme Court an
Division overunity in 2019 when did we forget those lessons of 1989 im bringing off in berlin this is the day. That much of a think of when you really an eyewitness to such an event and its something very moving by it and it makes you realize that everything can be changed. Enough and not always everything that was set in stone just folds this is something that keeps happening in the history of humanity in the past year. That everything that came after it could not contest to this day. Also coming up of protesters in iraq are demanding a functioning government that works for everyone instead of a system that cheats as many as possible the response so far has been brutal and at the United Nations see they use life bullets weak human beings protesting into minding our rights look at what they did to my leg and my hand they started shooting live ammunition at us. Once who our viewers on p. B. S. In the United States and all around the world welcome we begin the day with the bridges that w
Followers. For its part, the ncaa admits change is necessary, but in a written statement say, quote, unfortunately, this new law already is creating confusion for current and future student athletes, coaches, administrators, and campuses, and not just in california. Governor gavin newsom expects the ncaa to challenge the law, but says it will be tough to fight california. Cant afford to lose the state of california. Its truly a nation state. And the economic consequences of it would be profound. Now keep in mind there are some restriction on athletes. For example, if the University Signs a deal with athlete or the athlete signs with adidas, the athlete would have to wear what the university signed with on competition day. Reporting live in berkeley, anser hassan, abc7 news. Groundbreaking indeed. Real quickly, this law doesnt go into effect for another three years, but the ncaa has threatened to sue. So where do we go from here . Yeah, so right now the ncaa is threatening to sue califo
Three days. In two marches, logging a combined miles over three days. Rnl barnard tells us that advocates are demanding congressional action on a pathway to permanent residency for millions of migrants. San jose are heading down the peninsula on foot. Not easy in the hot summer sun. We have gone through a lot, but it does not compare to what my brothers and sisters go through every single day without a green card and a Social Security number. Immigrants and their allies taking part in the long walk to demand congressional action on their way to permanent residency for millions of migrants stuck in legal limbo nationwide. The fact that they pay into all of our taxes but they cannot use those benefits is really unjust. San raphael after standing starting their track in petaluma. This group also called reform, specifically they Want Congress to pass hr 1511, known as the registry bill, which would allow approximately 8 million undocumented people currently living in the u. S. To apply for
The headlines and we have a lot of weather talk about as we head into the weekend and wont take that jacket off before too to morning. Yeah, the layers this morning and that this afternoon. Well, maybe the shorts and tshirts like it out there at some clearing skies and some warming conditions later on today. The warmest one we felt in many days now you look outside at downtown San Francisco. Still great. Still very much so jacket where the lets get a look at downtown. There you go. You can see a little bit of that gray overhead and its still hovering across the whole lot of the bay area. Now, as we work our way through the day, temperatures inland are about to rise. Really quick for the time being. Its still 50s and 60s. So you still absolutely need that extra layer later on today, though. Little unfamiliar the field, those upper 80s that a lot of our inland areas will get to the bayshore back up into a much more mild. The range of 70s. Ive got your full weekend break down. All still a