all boys' schools are wonderful for many, many boys. not all boys, but for many boys they are salvation. >> host: what about all women's schools? stwhrg same thing for many young girls. the research on single-sex education is a complicated mix, and advocates can come in and insist they're all bad or all good. depends on the child, but there are kids for whom there are salvation. there are girls that will go to the schools, they will become simply more engaged and more interested in math and science, and is some studies that show girls are more likely if they take fizz bics in an all girls' school, they're more likely to like it and to want to go on. so i would very seriously consider. there are drawbacks. you know, you worry that it's a can co-ed world, you want your children in a co-ed school. you worry about the long-term effects but, in fact, the data shows in some ways these schools better rare them because they become -- prepare them because they become more well rounded. girls can't in a biology class go, oh, i'm not going to diss

they are just ordinary boys. the boys choir is keen to shaded shed its image of an elite group. there is a whole educational content behind singing in the choir. the part of the community is more important than being a gifted singer. the choir offers the boys a lot of support and a lot to eat. pancakes. tomorrow, i don't know. it will probably be something good. the school used to have a reputation as an extremely strict educational establishment. the boys choir was founded more than 500 years ago. verys always had a conservative image, at least up until the 1960s. even in these time-honored halls, times have changed. he is giving voice training lessons. that is the phenomenal thing about singing, he says. something we probably often forget, how many positive side effects there are in singing lessons and singing together. some years ago, the vienna boys choir began passing on its knowledge to the outside world. from the choir gives singing lessons in austria and other countries. singing lessons in austria and other countries. the aim is to give socially disadvantaged children a

. >> did you actually rape any of these boys? >> no. >> did you actually kill any of these boys? >> no. >> did you see any of the boys actually killed? >> yes. >> he was a vulnerable kid who was in a high pressure situation for a very long time. and he started off saying, i don't know anything about it. and by the end of it he had named two other people and himself. >> the two others? jason baldwin and damien echols. when you heard about this confession, what went through your mind? >> well, the very first time i heard about it, they wouldn't even tell me what they were talking about. they brought me into the police station and the head cop comes in and he starts saying, you know, we already know you did it. you may as well go ahead and tell us what you did. >> jessie, damien and jason were all arrested hours after jessie's confession. >> we all, i think, breathed a sigh of relief that someone was in custody that was being accused of committing the crimes. >> pam hobbs is stevie branch's mother. >> based on what the police told you, they were 100% certain these were the guilty gu

so why don't know if it's something we want to blame the boys for. they have high spiritedness and it is that we haven't done a good enough job. >> is there a shortage of male teachers and does this have an effect if there is? >> there are very few male teachers in elementary school. slightly more in high school, but still this media slight exaggeration, but one critic in the current school system said that the schools are run by women for girls. again, an early statement, but not by much and a lot of the ways feel that way -- boys feel that way. a group of educators, researchers

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they are just ordinary boys. the boys choir is eager to shed its image as an elite group. whole educational concept behind singing in the choir. being part of the community is more important than being a gifted singer. the choir offers the children a lot of support, and a lot to eat. we had vienna sausage today, says dorian, and pancakes. but tomorrow, i don't know. but it will probably be something good. the school used to have a reputation as a strict educational establishment. the boys choir was founded more than 500 years ago. it had a conservative image until the 1960s. but even in these time-honored halls, times of change. he is giving voice training lessons. ♪ >> that is the phenomenal thing about singing, he says, something we probably often forget, how many positive side effects there are in singing lessons and singing together. boysyears ago, the vienna choir also began passing on its knowledge to the outside world. the school began giving singing lessons to children in other countries. raphael is one of them. the program is called super are. sociallys to give

a lot of boys feel that way. one of the saddest comments i ever read was i think researchers interviewing boys about why you hate school and why did you drop out? one little boy said i just that nobody wanted me there. there are a lot of boys that field that way. it's heartbreaking. someone should make it clear to him that they wanted their. there so much going on at our schools even at the level of what is assigned that is girl friendly and not so friendly towards boys. a. >> joining us on book tv is kevin peraino who is the author of "lincoln in the world" the making of a statesman and the dawn of american power. mr. peraino what is the tack you are taking with abraham lincoln? >> are 15,000 books about abraham lincoln but his foreign policy is almost never treated so my book is about lincoln and u.s. foreign policy. part of the reason that there hasn't been a book on his foreign policy in nearly 70 years kind of a holistic human narrative about it, that's before the lincoln papers were released in the library

i think he should be committed to indiana boy school. >> well, i would agree that i think indiana boy school can address a lot of the issues that kenneth is facing. i know this much, if he were in the adult system, he would not be able to receive the treatment and the rehabilitation and the services that the juvenile court is designed to provide to children like kenneth and like kentrell. the state and the taxpayers are going to pay whether we send them to the department of correction or we send them to placement. maybe we won't get the bang for the buck as you've described it, but i'm going to still put my faith in the juvenile court system in that i think we can do and do a better job with kids than the adult system can do, and going to jail is going to do for him. i would love nothing more than to send both boys to you home. that would be really the ideal thing to do, but i think you as a mom, why you're crying your heart out back there, knows that's not the right thing right now. kenneth is on the verge. he's on the verge of doing something either really horrible in his life and t

i suppose little gangs who were supposed to be bad boys. maybe i was a very polite boy. i was a little fascinated by bad ones. [laughter] it came from my fascination with movies, with james dean, most of all marlon brando. all wore rebellious close. i find it very attractive and very interesting. of course, i should say that i love a lot of other things. cinema was also showing that kind of rebellion of the street. for me, maybe it became like those things are not that bad. and they're already recognized. they show some kind of people that i am not at all part of. but also, i use it may be after -- it inspired me. i love to make them all. the code of what is decent and a decent. what is elegant, not elegant. what is luxurious or not luxurious. changing to the time. >> let's talk now about one of the frontiers that you broke down. you're one of the first to do. you went into the streets of paris but not to the streets that we know that are in front of the palace but the streets with a very mixed community. in those days, even more so. and that inspired you to do collectio

kiss got 56-year-old colorado boy -- got a 6-year- old colorado boy suspended for sexual harassment. >> and i kissed someone's hand and that's what happened. >> the 6-year-old hunter was sent to the office, suspended for two days for his actions. now the boy's mom is fighting his school to have the incident removed from his record. >> how can you do this? how can you say this about my child? >> reporter: remove sexualharassment remove it from his record. i need to stand up and fight for him. >> reporter: both hunter and his mom admit that he has been in trouble before for kissing the same little girl in the past. the school district said that hunter's action fit the policy description of sexual harassment. >> it's a reading group. you've got to do something to cut the boredom. >>> he's back, the retired police officer in rhode island just can't stay home. yeah this is the 66-year-old. he starletted putting dance -- he started putting dance moves while directing traffic accident in 198 -- traffic in 1984. they invite him back to direct traffic and entertain people during the holidays.

boys. just, i believe now the boys have become second-class citizens in our schools. and their problems are severely neglected. a young man today is far less likely to go to college than his sister. you know, you look at all ethnic groups and racial groups and socioeconomic groups and you find that boys are behind their female counterparts. they are far less literate. the average 15 year-old boy has the writing skills of a 13 year-old girl. he's reading about a year-and-a-half behind there. and most importantly, they are more disengaged. there may have been a time when this was not a big problem. an economy where you could get a high-school degree and go out there and work hard and make it into the middle-class. and educators at the harvard graduate school of education, the passport to the middle classes to be nuys school diploma, not anymore. there is a new economy, and a new passport to the middle class is education beyond high school. in girls seem to be getting it, and boys not. that pr

the boy left naked except for scraps of underwear. the medical examiner would testify geter apparently had been killed by, quote, a choke hold around the neck, a forearm across the neck. it's a question we'll have reason to ask wayne williams by the end of all of this. it's actually a very simple question. can you kill someone with a choke hold? >> you probably could. you probably could under the right circumstances. >> i know for a fact i could not. >>> when we return, the boy who wanted to catch a killer. >> the body was indeed another victim of atlanta's child killer or killers. >> i just knowed right away it was his body. oh, my god, momma. >> and later, a failed lie detector test. >> it surprised him that he didn't beat that polygraph test. he was convinced he could beat a polygraph test. >>> there's yet another twist in the missing and murdered children case. >> atlanta is a city of frustrations and fears. >> as the number of missing and murdered children grow -- >> the body was indeed another victim of atlanta's child killer or

that this is going after boys >> there is nudging in the policy that says it's targeted at boys. it's going to anyone. that conducts themselves in this manner. whether a male on male, female on male, it does not matter according to policy. >> thank you for being here, good debate tell me what you think gochlt to facebook.com ask send me a tweet. stay tuned. >>> a little more than 300,000 people have signed up for health care exchanges. but haven't said how many people have paid for coverage yet. one person enrolled now is marco rubio. good to see you. so, already, some critics are saying that is tip hipo critical for to you enroll and take the subsidy. you say what? >> well, first that, we are supposed to live under the same laws everyone else schl everyone else is forced to go on obamacare why shouldn't members of congress as well? i didn't vote for the law. but i don't think i can tell people in florida i have a plan they don't v it's not the federal subsidy. it's employer contribution made by the senate. i'm going to follow whatever law applies to everybody else. i don't think

boy extremely lucky. they're also saying, that is a big understatement. this little boy fell into a creek in vallejo yesterday afternoon. he was with his grandmother who couldn't swim. he was in the water for 10 to 15 minutes before rescue crews were able to pull him out. lieutenant herman robinson checked in with the boy's doctor this afternoon and told us that cold water may have helped save the boy's life. we're told from a family doctor who is not treating the boy. hypothermia slows the metabolism. so in this case, the boy's heart rate slowed down, and his tissues didn't need as much oxygen. that is why this toddler is making a recovery. vallejo police say this little boy was transported to this hospital. they also say the grandmother will likely not face any charges of negligence, and they consider this to be an accident with a possible fairy tale ending. back to you. >> patty lee, live in oakland. >>> happening right now, bay area travelers headed home on this sunday after thanksgiving. look at that

boy: go to store. teacher: oh, you're telling me about the money that you might put in a little, teeny hole to get something special at the grocery store. yeah. yeah. some food. some food. and some... i don't know english. and that's english. you're talking in english. you know how to talk in hungarian, don't you? yeah. yeah. can you say hi in hungarian? oh, you're going to say hi, wave your and hi. that says hi in hungarian or in english. even when we are not multilingual and don't speak the child's language, we can at least learn a few essential words and phrases, including and most especially the correct pronunciation of the child's and family's names. teacher: can you say imoja? children: imoja. uh-huh. "and i help light the colorful kwanza candles." do you remember when we talked about hanukkah? hendrick: the whole point of speaking and communicating with one another is to share, to bring us closer together, to open up and include others in our world, and vice versa. teacher: can you say kwanza? a

girls would walk around with these boys on their lunch boxes. some boys would too. that was the male ideal. the thing is for piers morgan, obama is his male ideal. to piers morgan, obama is like on a lunch box. when he sees obama in his head he sees a montage of obama signing bills and playing on a lunch box. >> it is like my lunch box was peanuts. >> i was sean cassidy. andy, do you think his weight is going to be an issue? they are super official. superficial. >> there are two issues here. i think piers called the president a specimen. i think given the history of how black people were treated, i think it is straight up racist. piers morgan, you owe america an apology. but that aside, i don't think he was -- he wasn't going after christie. he was complimenting christie. he said, look, obama was thin and in good shape. he wasn't saying obama was gorgeously handsome. he said he was in good shape. >> he was a feet as opposed to burly. >> he said perfect physical specimen. and then he made a gesture with his hands as if he were caressing the man. >> i don't have a pro

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one particular dove into the water and pulled the boy out. he remains in critical condition but that firefighter is happy he's still alive. >>> today is world aids day. people around the world are raising awareness about the disease. this years event calls for an end to discrimination against those affected. according to the u-n, 35.3 million people around the world are living with hiv, and only 9.7 million of them have access to treatment. >>> today is the big travel push after the thanksgiving holiday, sfo expected to see over 130,000 passengers today alone facing the heaviest travel day of the year many fliers are saying they are getting home with a breeze with few delays and cancellations travelers told kron4 they were thankful for the easy travel. >>> well today is world aids day and people around the world are raising awareness about, oh, we've got another story here. a bay area boy is safe with family after an accident during a vacation at a south florida pool. we have reports a doctor at the right place at the right time likely saved

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they are two boys just 12 and 13 years old. peggy fox brings us the story. >> they are shocking allegations. what police say happened here in woodbridge to an 11-year-old girl right behind one of these fences in her own backyard. >> she reported to us that she was sexually assaulted by two known acquaintances. both of which were juveniles. >> the boys are only 12 and 13 years old. the middle schoolers have been arrested and charged with forcible sodomy, which apparently was oral sex. the boys are also charged with abduction. >> they held her down and committed the assault. so that escalates it. >> although it is horrifying, something likely normalized this behavior for one or both of these young men. >> clinical psychologist, casey fisher helps rehabilitate children who commit violent acts. usually an outside influence skewed their moral compass. >> most perpetrators of sexual abuse, they had some chronic level of exposure to sexual violence. it could mean that they have been victims. it could mean that they have been what we c

more than a decade ago we first began following the story of this little boy, the south african boy, born with hiv. >> i wish i was well like everybody else in south african. i wish this aids disease can go away. >> he lost his mother to aids. at a time when south africa was unwilling to talk about the disease, enkozi bravely stood for the world. >> we are given things. we can walk. we can talk. [ applause ] we are just like everyone else. we are all the same. thank you. >> that woman giving the thumbs up is the woman who would adopt him. gail johnson. the two of them together would start a shoestring shelter with mothers and their children with aids. they called it enkozi's haven. >> a small house. and mother whose are hiv, they are dying. >> it was a year after that we lost enkozi. not long ago we traveled back to south africa to check on his adoptive mother and what she showed us. >> this is the baby daycare center. >> a sprawling village she continued to build in honor of her son. >> i will constantly reminded that kids need help. i constantly do it. we got a whole lot of liftle

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looking for them, my advice is the bad boys come in the cool boys, crazy boys, but do not marry them. >> correct smacked a good thing that made bad boy sexy do not make them good husband. >> this is very good advice. [applause] >> i'm just reading from your book. >> i stand by my dating advice. [laughter] >> you can be whoever you want. in his marriage. or the last minute, however one when does that. if your woman and thinking about making a commitment to a woman come you don't have a problem. because two women or men will split this. and it's one you get this and women do the majority of childcare and housework and here they do 30 or 40% and as a couple, a man has one job and one has to jobs and 77% of mothers are in the workforce and i know know women who have jobs like mine or any of the women who occupy leadership positions. most of us have husbands and children in all of us have supportive husband. all us do. >> i can actually say that indeed, you made the right choice. he is perfect. [laughter] >> and she goes into the perfectness, which is true. [laughter] >> and you also descr

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and boys like school all lot less anr it disengage. there may have been a time there was the economy to get a high-school degree to work carr did to the middle-class and some there are educators that said the passports is the high school diploma but not anymore and girls seem to get it to the boy is less and less they feel that problem and cannot see government groups is still talk about the short changed girl with the research where the girls were shortchanged in the 1990's. they have not redacted or adjusted to the time so we have a white house council of women and girls so they don't fall behind and now is the voice by almost every significant metric far behind the girls. sort seems renewed a council of boys as well. >> host: with the amended article you right women earn 62 percent of associates degrees, a 57% a bachelor degrees, 60 percent of masters, a 52% of doctorates, a college admission officers were baffled and concerned and panic to with of male applicants. if it will live falls 40% or below the female students will leaf. st

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a man passing by, he tried to find the boy too but couldn't. fire crews say they arrived within a minute of getting the 911 call and found the 2-year-old boy in a drainpipe that's connected to the creek and finally pulled him out. >> when the company arrived on scene, within 45 seconds to a minute they were able to identify the child and pull him from the water quickly. >> the grandmother was taken to a different hospital, possibly suffer ing from hypothermia and shock and at last check the little boy is in critical condition. >>> north korea has released a video message from an 85-year-old palo alto veteran detained in the country. the government claims it's his apology for war crimes. don knapp reports that's not what merrill newman's family sees. >> attacked the communications system and killed three innocent operators. >> reporter: in this video released by the north korean government, merrill newman of palo alto reads a statement his captors claim is an apology for alleged crimes during the war. >> in the u.s. and western countries there i

this boy he's my helper oh yes it's true he's just a boy but he's a hard worker and he's got to grow up sometime that's life you know ma. war is probably the most complex human activity. in the phenomenon of friendly fire probably extends back to the invention of gunpowder. kill a bunch of people you know. because their families are already us people. reading. this summer shoots my brother in the leg not intentional because of it because it was night times four in the morning even the best given the mesh soldiers. are going to make mistakes does this whole idea of brotherhood and author and camaraderie in this sense it was in this context that has absolutely no place. wealthy british style. market. was really happening to the global economy with. headlines. around the headlines this week. protests over the government's decision to pull out of a trade deal with the e.u. . the ukrainian. tough sanctions. action was agreed the nuclear deal with iran is a breakthrough but what made it possible. this agreement as much more dangerous place it will make our partners in the region safer the

he didn't kill that boy. i swear to god, he didn't kill that boy. >> i swear he didn't. >> she will soon make bail and leave lousville metro but with hogan's charges tied to the murder he could face a long stay behind bars. according to the police report he does admit breaking into the home but he says one of them actually killed a teen. >> i didn't think they were going to kill a little boy. they wasn't going to kill him. they told me they was going to beat up his mother but ended up killing her son. it hurts me. >> now just 16 hours after his own arrest, the man hogan says committed the murder has also been arrested. it doesn't take long for word to hit the news. >> two down one to go, the search continues for a third suspect wanted in connection with that murder. family of homes. the big question is why did this happen in the first place. >> 29-year-old james mallory was arrested in the lousville courtroom just before testifying in another high profile case claiming to have bomb shell evidence against john

are these boys? >> these are young boy host clubs, not for men but for middle-aged ladies who are bored with the regular housewife life. >> wait a minute. you've got a million guys wandering around, and they've got a bunch of bored middle-aged housewives coming in here. >> spending quite a lot of money. >> why don't they go to the same club and somebody will actually have sex? >> people don't like getting rejected, so they sort of pay for their pleasure. and they make you feel welcome. maybe you can feel like hmm, i'm not that bad, after talking to those girls or boys. >> that's the saddest thing i've ever heard. >> well -- >> no. that's heartbreaking, dude. is the business of shinjuko dreams? >> it is more for the dream of doing so, which is never going to happen. >> really? all of this -- i mean, it is a very enticing -- i mean, look at this. wait a minute. she looks like she really likes me. she's got her tongue tucked up the corner of her mouth. >> that's a boy. >> oh. whatever. ♪ golden gong.

all three of those boies works on. i think the latter two are the two that he'll take him off of, particularly the schneiderman case. maybe he'll keep him on the bigger case because it's more of a class action, but this is clearly coming to a head, and it's going to be an interesting story. i really don't think when david sent this e-mail to fox business last night that basically said mr. elenhorn did not violate any laws, he thinks everything's okay, you can see the exact wording on foxbusiness.com, i don't think hank knew about that statement. laugh and i think what they're worried about is that david, and, you know, we still have calls out to david boies, that david issued that statement sort of in conjunction with working with the new york attorney general's office which, as you know, is a bitter enemy of hank. so this is getting pretty -- i mean, it's wild. cheryl: a little dirty. >> it's a little convoluted, but it's one of the things we do. we try to give you, the viewer, a sort of insight on what goes on behind

they didn't contact the beastie boys ahead of time and say could we use this song instead they seem upset with the law yet they just up there with a lawsuit they claim that they were first the written by the beastie boys which is why they filed this lawsuit to ask for fair use they say that because they're using this song as a parody as you said turning it on its head instead of saying you know girls are good for cleaning the laundry cleaning the kitchen clean the bathroom they're saying you know girls can launch the next space ship build the app girls can do all those things the beastie boys seem to be saying listen that's great we're totally down with the message but first of all don't turn us into the bad guys you sued us here totally out of nowhere preemptively. for using our our stuff you know this is our song we've said we're down with the message we think be good to you know empower young women who've we've said no matter what it's for your the bottom line is goldie blox to seal a for profit company trying to make money whether they really believe in empowering young women or

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called "merry he wills to you," and perform not one but two songs, "o holy night" and "little drummer boy." >> always good to talk to you. tavis, i have been home is so much. it has been incredible. safaris. i take americans to see my country, in light in them about south africa, and i launched my it has been ad crazy time of traveling. the foundation is focused on what, specifically? prevention, and in the townships in our area, there is , and wel governments have about almost 100 children now and teachers in the classrooms and schools, and i will be spending more time at home, going into the townships, talking about my experiences, talking about music, all of that stuff, so it is an awesome project that we have been able to find, like 20 years of trying. two things before we go on. i thought i heard you say that one of your missions was music therapy? what do you mean when you say music therapy? >> the school of music is in pretoria, and it is one of the oldest townships. it is a township that would never have been recognized or noticed. a lot of the kids are from broken homes, from rea

they could only see this young boy through the heat of his body. you see the moment that rescuers get close to him along with a rescue dog. as you notice, the young man is almost in a fetal position, lying in the forest and very, very cold. >> oh, man. you know, once you get lost in the woods, you start going one direction, you furn around. all of a sudden, everything looks the same. >> luckily, he had a cell phone and thought to call police. he's responsible, if you will, for his own rescue because he alerted officials. it took the police and volunteers nearly two hours to locate him. that's how dense this forest was. they took him to a local hospital for observation. he was fine. and they reunited him with his family. shaken up. very cold, but safe. >> technology is awesome. it's a remarkable that it can pick up a heat signature from a helicopter who knows how far away. and save somebody's life. >>> lots of gray, gloomy days around the world. snow and ice coming down. happy to be behind the snowplow. you never want to be in front of it. especiall

white boys right here. >> yeah. and then the dude to his right is a south sider as well. >> what's his name? >> that's -- that's a white dude. >> that's grande. >> he's a south sider. >> that's grande. >> basically, since we have a white suspect and a southern hispanic victim, we're seeing how the races are interacting on the yard. see if we may have a race problem. if the whites were on one side of the yard and the southern hispanics were on the other side we could possibly have issues which we'd probably have more response out here and remove them from the yard or separate them. but since they're interacting fine, it's not an issue right now. it appears that the whites just are -- that's what it appears to me. >> escort. >> apparently this guy has a shattered jaw, mutilated face. he said as you could see by my 1217 there were no marks on me, my hands anywhere. i'm not a violent criminal. there's no hiding under the radar, especially at corcoran. this is the top notch. they don't play games here. i know there's a r

they didn't contact the beastie boys ahead of time and say could we use this instead they often with a lawyer they just sat there with a lawsuit they claim that they were first the written by the beastie boys which is why they filed this lawsuit to ask for fair use they say that because they're using this song as a parody as you said turning it on its head instead of saying you know girls are good for cleaning the laundry cleaning the kitchen clean the bathroom they're saying you know girls can launch the next space ship build the app girls can do all those things the beastie boys seem to be saying listen that's great we're totally down with the message but first of all don't turn us into the bad guys you sued us here totally out of nowhere preemptively. for using our our stuff you know this is our song we've said we're down with the message we think be good to you know empower young women who've we've said no matter what it's for your the bottom line is goldie blox is still a for profit company trying to make money whether they really believe in empowering young women or just know t

because i'm a gentle boy. >> oh, you're a gentle boy but sammy is not a gentle boy. >> he's a rough boy. >> i'm going to write that down. sammy's not a segentle boy, he'a rough boy. i would like to bring sammy in for questioning. >> hello, sammy, you are you? >> fine. >> now your brother was just here. do you know your brother? what is your brother's name. >> fletcher. >> fletcher said that you are a rough boy and that he's a gentle boy. is that true? that is true. you just like to tackle him sometimes? what do you say when he gets mad? >> sorry. >> wow. so you're not really sorry when you say it? not really. but you just say it because it makes him stop complaining? does he complain a lot? has he done anything nice this year. >> he bites me a lot of times. >> he bites you? i might have to bring him back in here. >> yeah. >> fletcher do you know why we brought you back in here? >> why? >> i was asking about some of the naughty things that you have done and you didn't mention biting your brother. >> yeah, because i forgot that. >> you forgot that? did you forget or you just didn't mentio

and killing five boys and men who have been bullied or on the other hand boys and men who have experienced great loss and rejection you know whether it's you know being laid off from jobs being broken up by the broken up by their where their houses by their wives or their girlfriends they feel feelings. facing rejection and other forms of disappointment and grief and then using violence to gain back something that they think has been taken from them girls and women don't have that same cultural narrative by the way which is reinforced in a hollywood movie that music and and television that there's so many different scripts in our culture that go over and play over and over video games write it if you've been if you're a man and something's been taken from you the way to take it back to violence which is what we see in some of the shootings and of course institutionalize of course throughout the military as well but to wrap it up we have about a minute left i think a lot of skeptics including women will say that you can call anything a gender issue or race issue how do you respond to critic