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Fi and Rachael covered the big news in AFLW – should Tayla Harris get $150,000 to play for Carlton, Nathan Burke signs on again as coach for the Bulldogs and Jessica Burger is joining the AFL Women’s Competition Committee. We talked about all the highs and lows of Round and 8, the Prison Bar guernsey war between Eddie and Kochie and Hardwick sticking up for his players in a night club brawl. It’s also LAW WEEK which believe it or not is great for inclusion in sport for trans athletes. Bec and Fi caught up with trans man Aram Hosie from the Victorian Equal Opportunity Human Rights Commis...

American citizens drawn to a radical and sometimes killer ideology. they could be your neighbors. can you do anything to stop them? >> we are not doing enough on the front end. if you have a loved one you are concerned about going down the wrong path, your only option is to do nothing and a watch this train wreck happeninger. >> alert the f.b.i. and talk to your loved ones through a prison bar the next 20 years. jon: do you support sending troops to iraq and syria. go to live chat and join the conversation. @oyu0x?hy@x@8p

>> your study also revealed in those 7,000 pages of document, again, as you said, sort of how different soive so many of them are. that's part of what frightens a lot of people. they were sort of hiding in plain sight. how many of these cases were there clear warnings. >> when you look at aum of the cases, you see in general, the vast majority, there's a bystander that sees something, whether it's a friend or family member. they see something is a little bit off, but they don't recognize what they're seeing and they don't have the tools to be able to talk to law enforcement and alert them. rig...

1/3 of the cases they were 21 years or younger. >> your study also revealed in those 7,000 pages of document, again, as you said, sort of how different soive so many of them are. that's part of what frightens a lot of people. they were sort of hiding in plain sight. how many of these cases were there clear warnings. >> when you look at aum of the cases, you see in general, the vast majority, there's a bystander that sees something, whether it's a friend or family member. they see something is a little bit off, but they don't recognize what they're seeing and they don't have the tools to be abl...

I did counterextremism, so i spent a lot of time many minneapolis meeting with family members of people who joined al shabaab and died over there, what do you do when you have a kid that you're worried about, the current efforts are you do nothing, hope it's a phase and grow out of it, or tell the fbi and talk to your loved one through a prison bar for the next 20 years. we need to find a middle space so we can bring those kids back into the fold. >> absolutely, no question about it. the average age of the recruits, you said, was 26 years old. what about the other characteristics that you thin...