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specifically calling for the genocide of jews, does that constitute bullying harassment? if it is directed and severe, it is harassment. so the answer is yes. it is a context dependent decision. it is a context-dependent decision? that s your testimony? it is depending upon the consteks? that s not bullying or harassment? this is the easiest question to answer yes, miss magill. so is your testimony that you will not answer yes? if it is if the speech becomes conduct, it can be harassment, yes. conduct meaning committing the act of genocide? the speech is not harassment? after facing widespread back lash after those remarks, magill attempted to clarify her remarks the following day. in that moment, i was focused on our university s longstanding policies aligned with the u.s. constitution which say that speech alone is not punishable. these policies need to be clarified and evaluated. but in the end, that was not enough and polo sandoval is live. mag ....
Were taking care of, there are upbeat. helping each other. we re gonna get through this through this holiday season. guy, or just looking at those images, we re watching the screen and seeing how that really is just scary tornado images there. i m trying to get a sense of how much time you ve had, when you re watching this coming, what is the amount of time you even had to prepare from the reporting to making sure that people had those signals going? yeah. you know, we were out and about driving around, trying to position ourselves, make sure we were ready to respond. we had an alert around 3:45 or so. that the storm would be hitting arabi around 406. from what i remember, it pretty much came across that river at four of six. i would say around 15 or 20 minutes, that our citizens had. ....
How that really just scary a tornado images there, i m trying to get a sense how much time you had how, you re watching this coming, what is the amount of time you had to prepare making sure the people had the signals going. we were out and about driving around try to position ourselves to make sure we were ready to respond, we had an alert at around at around 3:45 or so that this storm would be hit araby around 4:06 and from what i remember, it pretty much came across the river at 4:06. so i would say around 15-20 minutes our citizens had you know, advice to hunker down, and it looks like most of them did, we re blessed because of that. ....
Rosemary. the severe weather threat is diminishing quickly but there are still stronger storms moving across lake michigan and exiting the greater chicago illinois region. look out. on wednesday, as a whole, we had over 100 reports of storm damage across the central u.s. specifically near the border of iowa and missouri. you can see all the tornado images that we have there. ten confirmed tornadoes, and take a look at some of the damage that ensued from the resulting tornadoes and strong straight line winds. this is an image coming out of melro melrose, iowa, and you can see some of the farming areas and also homes impacted by the stronger winds. trees uprooted and also roofs collapsing because of the wicked weather. you don t need to be a meteorologist to see how intense the storm system is. look at how quickly this storm developed across the upper ....
87 he had suffered from severe depression and was nearly suicidal at one point. as you know, he is not alone. depression affects more than 19 million american adults every year. think about that number. that s more than coronary heart disease, more than cancer. you know, it just makes a lot of people still uncomfortable to simply talk about it. so we decided today to bring the discussion out into the open. you know, in most cases depression is treatable. medication, anti-depressants can be effective. in milder cases cognitive behavioral therapy has been shown to work just as well. unfortunately for many people, though, nothing seems to work. that s why it s sole exciting to hear about this totally new approach. it involves a device like this. it s implant and looks like a pacemaker. you have two wires that come from this and insert directly into the brain. deep brain stimulation. then on the outside a doctor can literally flip a switch. it s a radical approach, for sure ....