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john burke how invited students to deliver speeches technology the 50th anniversary of the sexual offenses act of 1957. 1967. this is 30 minutes. john: colleagues, members of the youth parliament will now make speeches on the 50th anniversary ofthe sexual offenses act 1967. i call first, from the east. please welcome, calvin. [applause] thank you, mr. speaker. compassionate, tolerant, .ttributes 50 years ago, society reject did of convictions, recognizing that it is indefensible. homosexualitybout in the u.k. respected individuals are not accepted. it is six central it is essential for defect and the bigotry. it is still relevant. the roof may shake, the rain may empty, but they cannot enter. i have never been and will never be the state s role to say what sexuality is acceptable. marriagesame-sex demonstrates our acceptance is not just a position we bring out on special occasions. acceptance is pivotal to our law. it is illegal to engage in a sexual relationship. ....
this is 30 minutes. colleagues, members of the youth parliament will now make speeches on the 50th anniversary of the sexual offenses act of 1967. i call first, from the east. please welcome, calvin. [applause] of 1967. i call first, from the east. please welcome, calvin. [applause] thank you, mr. speaker. compassionate, tolerant, .ttributes 50 years ago, society reject did of convictions, recognizing that it is indefensible. homosexualitybout in the u.k. respected individuals are not accepted. it is six central it is essential for defect and the bigotry. it is still relevant. the roof may shake, the rain may empty, but they cannot enter. i have never been and will never be the state s role to say what sexuality is acceptable. marriagesame-sex demonstrates our acceptance is not just a position we bring out on special occasions. acceptance is pivotal to our law. it is illegal to engage in a sexual relationship. hearing the objections sickens me. still, humanity ignor ....
that s big news around here. you don t expect things like that to happen. reporter: suburban state it s really nice. nothing too crazy ever happens. reporter: not until now. a landscape worker clearing brush from around a creek spotted a head and hair kick caked in mud. it s pretty recent because of the lack of decomposition. reporter: the body male. the body was covered with dirt. i can t tell if somebody dug a hole and put them in the grounder if the body was there and they just covered him with dirt. but it s shallow. it doesn t make me feel very safe. reporter: the day-long investigation attracted onlookers, some, students who parked in this lot but paid little attention to the open space beyond it. i didn t know it existed. reporter: experts focus on what happened. detectives are working on who. we re looking through all our missing persons reports. reporter: there are no students on campus reported missing. my cousin didn t show up ....
police first responded to caramel drive on monday but at this time we don t know why. wmur s ray brewer is live at the scene. i understand that another agency is also assisting in the investigation? ray: members of the state fire marshal s office are here. you can see some burn marks. it is unclear if that is connected to the investigation. up to 23 caramel drive in danville. according to a press release from the ag s office police were called to the address on monday, but there was nothing about the victim, nor whether or not the public is in any danger, or if police are looking for a suspect. neighbors say that a woman had been living there for over 20 years. they say the woman was divorced and for the most part lived alone. the neighbors say that they didn t hear anything out of the ordinary on monday, that the first hint that something was wrong was when the police showed up. drove up and said it was her sister s house and that she hadn t heard from her sister and w ....
day with us. i m erin fehlau. surgery good morning. i m sean mcdonald. we re waking up to fog and drizzle. not a lot of rain. but a little bit. hayley: we ll take what we can get at this point. a few more showers today and maybe some dun pours as a cold front comes through and kicks out hermine there. you can see it is still spinning away to the south of long island. it is going to take a few more days before it gets on out right now. temperatures are in the 60 s. you see the wet pavement. some of us waking up to light drizzle or showers. it is just a murky start. you can see some scattered showers still ongoing south of manchester at this hour. here are the temperatures. mainly in the 60 s across the state. it is a mild and muggy start. we ll climb into the 70 s. maybe even a few 80 s up north and in western new hampshire. some sun as we look toward the weekend. first for a look at the morning drive here, we re joined live by deb davidson. deb: good morning. we have a ....