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>> kayleigh: we are awaiting president biden's high-stakes meeting with chinese president xi jinping in san francisco. t that -- and the white houses president biden will push xi jinping on suman rights record. it is about time. we begin with israel's targeted offensive against hamas inside gaza largest medical facility, idf forces are conducting raids with limited area of the al-shifa hospital. raids are limited, targeted, to get hamas terrorists hiding in the hospital. searching room by room for any sign of weapons, hostages and terrorists. ground battle continue to break out acros...

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Million settlement with u.s. soccer in their equal pay lawsuit. 2 million of the lawsuit going toward funding for women's and girls' soccer programs and players' post-career goals. but 22 million going for back pay to the players named in the suit, an indirect admission by u.s. soccer that players weren't paid enough. after the organization spent years defending their lower pay rates saying the men's team had larger audiences and suggesting that men are more skilled. the thing is the women's team won four olympic gold medals since 1991. they've won multiple world cups. and, well, the men, they...

So take this. the women's national soccer team scoring a goal, reaching a $24 million settlement with u.s. soccer in their equal pay lawsuit. $2 million of the lawsuit going toward funding for women's and girls' soccer programs and players' post-career goals. but 22 million going for back pay to the players named in the suit, an indirect admission by u.s. soccer that players weren't paid enough. after the organization spent years defending their lower pay rates saying the men's team had larger audiences and suggesting that men are more skilled. the thing is the women's team won four olympic go...

Really? do people that work for colleges really try to do things fairly? we learn if you check the box that says that you aren't going to take financial aid you are more likely to get in. and then there are things that are done legally like if you are a legacy student or if your parents write a check and buy a building you are more likely to get in. that's, of course, legal but is that really fair? the end result is still the same where a student who is more qualified isn't getting in. >> sandra: meanwhile the ucla story one of the students whose parents got involved and they made her out to b...