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But they said we dont need your consent. this is happening. once it started, i had to beg and plead and call incessantly and ask the university to keep me notified, keep me aware. just tell me what the next steps are. they just ignored my calls, they didnt respond. when they did, they were not helpful. >> the school found him responsible and then what happened? >> they suspended him effective immediately for two years. and then he appealed. >> reporter: he won the appeal. turns out the universit...

Funding. >> universities have been running scared. scared that theyre going to be investigated by the department of education or found to have violated title ix. >> reporter: even advocates for these tribunals say schools need to invest more time and money into training the people handling these cases. >> many campuses put people in charge of responding to sexual harassment and sexual assault who quite frankly should not be in charge of responding to sexual assault. >> reporter: some say that me...

In an e-mail that they were investigating her case. >> were you reluctant to go through with this process? >> yes. i didnt want to do it. but they said, we dont need your consent. this is happening. once it started, i had to beg and plead and call incessantly and ask the university to keep me notified, keep me aware, just tell me what the next steps are, and they just ignored my calls, they didnt respond. when they did, they were not helpful. >> the school found him responsible and then what hap...

Result that we had hoped for. but it is a result that we respect. so while this is bitter tonight, i understand that life is very sweet, and im looking out at a crowd of a lot of great friends. my precious daughters, eva and alex. eva, alex, daddys going to be home a lot. [ applause ] >> that was a nice line. daddys going to be home a lot. that is a nice consolation price, being a human being. howard finemans the global editorial director at the huffington post. andy bacon is senior political re...

It truly will. this is going to change the tenor of the state just as it changed the tenor of this election and the way we executed this campaign. i truly think we as a state have the ability to change the tenor of what politics looks like, what representation looks like, what a seat at the table means, what it will mean when kentucky shines like the beacon that it will be. im grateful to you. im thankful to you. god bless you and may god bless the commonwealth of kentucky. thank you. [ cheers a...

Over the last few years. from your perspective, in your reporting and talking to your sources, do you think this was a pay to play being a cop scenario? >> that is a wildly held perception to everyone talking about this story. however, the flip side is donated equipment, donated cars, it is a big benefit to the department. they use it in undercover operations. thats a benefit. was he trained at 73 years old with only one year of law enforcement experience in his 60s, was he trained to go and do ...

They were born april 8th. >> its three or four. losing track. >> sorry. day four. >> todays sunday. had the babies on wednesday. >> the proud parents used fertility treatments for both pregnancies. >> eva and olivia are identical twins. doctors say all of the babies are healthy. and danielle says with the help of her family, friends and the church, they are prepared to go through a box of diapers and 40 bottles a day. reena and t.j., back to you. >> thank you so much. >> okay, dad. i want to tal...

To do and that when he came back he would take the baby and put me in an asylum. then he asked me by sign language if i needed anything to eat and i kept silent. >> as soon as he left eva took a knife and used it to pry open the door and escape. luckily she was able to find a house nearby that would take her in. >> translator: i spoke with my husband through the internet. then i told him i was in a friendly mans house and gave his number to my husband and we spoke on the phone. the arab man told...

>> translator: the buyers would check the women. the buyers would ask them to remove their scarf. they would check their hair and their teeth. and they would ask their age. and if they hadnt had children they would be taken as wives. and those that were sick or not in a good situation they would be taken as servants. >> eva also saw what happened to women who didnt go along with what isis wanted. >> translator: women were asked to convert to islam, but they resisted and said no, we are yazidis, ...

Night when his guards were sleeping. but once he was free he made a horrible discovery. >> translator: my sister was taken captive with my wife. they took about 700 women and children in kocho village. they took everyone that we cared about. they took all our dears. for a father, a man, his wife is dear to him. his daughters, his sons, family, father, friends, they took everything from us. >> eva, a kocho villager, newly married and pregnant was caring for her sick mother so she couldnt escape. ...