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Ice actually issued a statement as well. saying its disheartening that an institution dedicated to the teaching the laws of this country and core values teach justice and diversity would prevent its students from gaining valuable professional experience. im tending to agree with that and im guessing you do as well. >> yeah. i do. its really sad because the schools ranking has dropped and since 2012 we were ranked in the low 80s. last year ranked 128. we have fallen 40-some odd spots in the last ...

As long as they are listening to both sides and equipping themselves with the facts and all the information, i think its a healthy reaction. >> juan: jesse, rush limbaugh says these students in this march looks like a bunch of democrats to me. what do you say? >> jesse: i hate to disagree with roche. i dont know how he can prove that. you dont want to make policy based on someone who has just lost a friend to a deadly mass murderer. because they are 17 and incredibly emotional. they are very nob...

Heather: welcome back, while the nfl fails to put a stop to the anthem protest, the player who started it all is being honored. the aclu and western veily hills giving former quarterback colin kaepernick giving a courage award for they call risking and losing his job. >> we all have an obligation no matter the risks and regardless of reward to stand up for our fellow men and women who being oppressed -- men and women who are being oppressed with understanding that human rights cannot be compromi...

Talking about, what happens? >> theyre going to argue the similar points that was just -- the ninth circuit just came out with a decision yesterday. heather: right. >> that was whether or not they were going to stay -- heather: keep it. >> but they are still arguments that still have to be made to the ninth again? >> they talk about due process, one of the big criticisms of the executive order is it did not provide notice and opportunity to litigate for the people that are affected. thats a due ...

Institutions dont train their staff and students how to deal with this. in terms of 40% of them not investigating a sexual assault in the last five years. lets start with the facts. how prevalent is sexual assault on college campuses? >> well, the statistics indicate that about one in five girls or women on college campuses will experience a sexual assault while theyre in college. >> wow. >> its one in five. thats very high. >> very high. a stunning number. when you look at this, let me read you...

Stake in the future of this country is going to care about the cost of higher education. at young invincibles were focused on one of the underlying drivers of debt, which is the cost of college going up 7%, 8%, every year. we have something called student impact project, which is really about looking at states cutting back on their investment in higher education and working with students, training students to be better advocates and fighting some of these battles at the state level on the budget...

Vulnerable, and thats not how the students have seen it. they see it as a threatening image. its an all-womens school, and say it might trigger memories of sexual assault who see it because its a man who is not fully dressed. other people objected that they think its whiteness and maleness are a real imposition on campus and called it discomforting. upjohn playing the role of the university, we want people to learn, to be comfortable. if its an ugly climate, youre a big fat parasite lawyer and i...

Really quiet and it was just really nerve-racking. >> i was just thinking of places i would hide or run if in the scenario that ever happened. i couldnt think of any. >> in the years since columbine, schools across america have tried to prepare for the worst. most adapting some form of a standard lockdown drill. some districts have gone further permitting teachers to carry firearms, training students in self-defense, and thanks to a new law, beginning this year, all school staff members in misso...

Spreading the virus around. back to you. >> shannon: i never thought about the gas pump. thats a good point. >> reporter: carry your sanitizer. >> shannon: thank you. our nation was built on religious tolerance, but many feel their religious freedom is under attack. it were, stanford universitys law schol is holding a first of its kind clinic, taking on clients of any faith. it is funded in part by the becket fund for relirks liberty. we have a representative from the becket fund with more. than...

Adults surveyed think college is not worth what theyre paying for it shows theres a problem. we need to be training students better. were seeing innovation in pockets. at yale law school we start add program where we train law students to use film and video in their advocacy, an innovation in legal education. at auburn seminary, were reinventing ourself to have faith leaders reorganize campaigns. these kinds of innovations ought to be happening not just at the elite university, at the public sch...