you don't have to pay. >> man poison ivy gets you here. they say it eliminates the need for harmful pesticides . put them to work. >>> coming up, don't do your back to school shopping until you see these next two stories. >> the worst days to shop and explain the rules, the news at six starts right now. >> you're watching the station that works for you. now, abc 2news at six. >> all right. scattered storms here we go. >> he are popping up too but we will talk about scattered storms. >> yeah. they are firing in the baltimore right now. we will have a detailed look on the radar straight ahead. >> what you can see the damage is pretty extensive. >> a massive airport fire strands people in africa. how long they could be stuck. >> i would rather stay free for as long as i can. >> very good. wants your child to understand the same act the dangers of texting while driving, what it could mean to them on the sports field. the news at six starts right now. >> let's get started tonight with a messy drive home. look at the rain coming down and some sl

let's start with this one, "ebony & ivy." >> trantwo be very controversial book. -- "ebony & ivy" is going to be a very controversial book. it's a controversial story about how every major american university of the ivy league variety was in some ways built on the back of slavery. slaves were involved and the slave economy was involved in the creation of an information of almost every major academic institution in the country. so you can tell how that's going to be controversial. we're publishing it in the fall to coincide with back to school and back to college. i think going to get a lot of attention just for the controversy that it inevitably will generate. spent it does in the a story that's been told spent it has not been. and i think that's what it will be surprising to a lot of people. >> tom standards? >> tom standards is the digital editor is you of the economist, and he knows more about more things than anyone i've ever met in my life. is a fascinating mid. this is a history of social media. you might think that social me begin when the internet was developed but no, it goe

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and they eat poison ivy. isn't that great? making news in america this morning. >> have a great thursday, everyone. >>> 500 peesm are laid off at a business in anne arundel county, including the president's daughter. how these layoffs could feak your healthcare. >>> plus an army major is on trial accused of killing fellow soldiers at fort hood in texas. why a number are saying they want out. >>> are you waking up a millionaire this morning? we know three people are. we have the numbers if you missed them for that winning ticket, tickets that were sold. thanks for joining us this thursday morning. i'm megan pringle. >> i'm charley crowson. we gotta get to weather this morning because, lynette, last night around midnight, we got a real show across much of maryland. >> you're exactly right, charley. we had showers and thunderstorms rumble through the area, baltimore, also around carroll county, that's where we started to see some showers and thunderstorms, some severe storms across those counties. those are long gone as of now. w

and a fraternity at an ivy league college throws a bloods versus crypts party. and finally our personal -- are personal jet packs almost here? probably not, but we have been promising the things for 40 years and it is getting ridiculous. greg? >> thanks, andy. >> you becha. >> bye. let's welcome our guest. she is so hot she needs a warning label and the warning label would read, she's hot. i am here with brooke goldstein. she is here with the children's right institute which doesn't exist and the director of the law fare project. and if hilarity was bongos i would bang him on the beach. and children are instructed not to feed him. it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and he is almost as athletic as i am. sitting next to me, the first time guest and former nfl and am list -- dash analyst -- almost said something else and co-host weekday mornings on wfan in new york city. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. greg. as of today, i am serious. >> all right then. should our nation's brats look up to men with bats? a new poll has found that just 50% of am

plus, find a map of where you'll encounter poison ivy, oak and sumac across the u.s.ense, economist dean baker writes about how the media covers news about the federal budget. all that and more is on our website newshour.pbs.org. judy? >> woodruff: and that's the "newshour" for tonight. on thursday, we'll look at what lies ahead for egypt. i'm judy woodruff. >> brown: and i'm jeffrey brown. we'll see you online and again here tomorrow evening. thanks for joining us. good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> support also comes from carnegie corporation of new york, a foundation created to do what andrew carnegie called "real and permanent good." celebrating 100 years of philanthropy at carnegie.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer

apparently they even eat poison ivy. >> doesn't bother them at all. they love it.do -- what to say about this. >> fertilizer could be dicey, right? >> and, there you have it. there is your story about the goats. >> all right. >> i got nothing on this. >> dl there you go. moving rite along. >>> coming up -- leonardo dicaprio taking off with his latest adventure. not part of a movie. >>> and jennifer aniston's really breaking out of the mold in her latest movie role. we can barely wait to show all of the details. you're watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by pampers. mornings have more tickles, more kisses... ♪ ...and more cuddles. ♪ unlike other diapers, pampers has 3 absorbent layers, and up to 12 hours of overnight protection, for drier mornings, and so much more. ♪ [ female announcer ] wishing you love, sleep, and play. pampers. ♪ >>> this is a frightening fact. the number of people killed by cars while walking is on the rise. >> uh-huh. one of the actual reasons is alcohol. abc's david kerley has more. >> reporter:

. >> we have a lot of english ivy, poison ivy, kudzu and i knew the goats were the solution to take care of that. >> reporter: paul williams is president of the association that safeguards the cemetery; it is not affiliated with the u.s. congress, except in name: >> about 20 years ago the cemetery was all but abandoned. it had lots of weed and trees and toppled headstones. >> holman: even though it's been cleaned up since, the large trees bordering the cemetery were so overgrown they were in danger of falling on graves. so, instead of gallons of roundup and roaring chainsaws, they opted for a green alternative from a farm near annapolis, maryland >> they should be here six or seven calendar days. 12 grazing days, using two herds. >> holman: brian knox runs sustainable resource management. he's the goat's shepherd and this week with outsized media attention their quasi-agent. >> holman: the goats aren't here, in the cemetery proper, but there are memorials to 200 congressmen who find their final resting place here and a herd of bold-faced names from two centuries of washington life. we as

. >> josh hopes to find a way to finance his ivy league dream without bankrupting his parents so you will look for scholarships. >>> and word is that mayor bob filner may resign as mayor of san diego over the sex scandal. the city council is expected to take up the case on friday. 17 women were accused him of harassing them. >>> and aaron hernandez scheduled to appear in court on thursday as prosecutors detailed the evidence they have against him. without the indictment, reports are that hernandez' lawyers were set to ask for their client's release from jail where he has been since his june 26th arrest. a chance of parole. still ahead on al-jazeera, after admitting to killing afghan civilians, the story the jury is hearing from the state of mind of robert bales. >>> and the japanese nuclear plant directors making an international call for help. >>> welcome back. a technical glistens has forced nasdaq to halt trading on all exchanges. they say it has been halted because of a problem with the and because of a navigation problem. the securities and exchange commission says they are moni

get into van cliburn, then ivy league orchestra. from there, she play paris, rome.ack to my hometown of luang phabang and stick it up their nose. that's why she ran away from you. she'd rather play bluegrass and win this contest and then get a record deal and open up the connie souphanousinphone theater and... ah, i'm a jackass. stop stating the obvious. where is my daughter? uh... i don't know. i'm sure she's fine. she's with bobby. great. that narrows it down. now all we have to do is check every free buffet in town. bobby: how about this one? i've been working out with weights. every time someone says, "let's work out" i say, "wait." that's funny, bobby. i'm sorry. it's just... i'm sick of our dads putting pressure on me. at least they're paying attention. feels like i'm always playing to an empty house. you know what i'd love to do? run away to the appalachian mountains and play bluegrass all day long with people who know that music is about having fun. people who sing and smile even though they're poor and their faces are smudged with coal. and i can wear overa

this goes back to the fact whether you are in an ivy league or devry. if either of of those two colleges, if you are in a fraternity in either of those things you won't do something smart. the group thing i don't care how highbrow the institution is the end result is stupid. >> same thing with the locker room. in the football locker room it is aggressive guys. they are told to go out on sun ad i and beat the hell out of each other. you wonder why every now and then one of these guys goes astray. it is an incubator for that. >> and the worst thing is when those football players catch me in the locker room. that does not go well for yours truly. >> you often disguise yourself as a towel. >> no, what i do when i see them is throw my camera at them and then when they are distracted i run. >> brooke, were you in a sorority? >> no, i went to a canadian university. >> oh, but canadians are incredibly intolerant of anything like this, right? they would go like, you can't throw these parties. >> sure you can. sure you can. >> don't they beat the human -- >> they

year in high school where they fly out students just to check out the campus, get the feel of what an ivyague school is like, and it was wonderful. it was the first time i got on a plane. and it was breathtaking. that the staff -- the administrators could see me there. it really meant a lot. so they really made it tangible for me. and all the various like letters i got from different universities saying that some intangible thing that i have will lead me to be successful at the school. so it's very beneficial. >> justin, you talked about in your piece this remarkable moment where you got early acceptance to harvard in december and then that night after all the celebrating -- >> right. >> -- you started to cry uncontrollably because you worried about what it would mean for your mother and in the last few weeks of high school it was especially difficult for you. i want to read a section of what you wrote about that. you said the guilt was invasive. "beneath my smile, shame dominated my thoughts. i spent the last few weeks of my senior year worried sick that if i left she would not have enou

vines, poison ivy, unwanted small plants. debris that has fall in to the ground. eating it all up. >> could use those in my backyard. >> as they eat, they are fertilizing if you know what i mean. >> of course they are. >> the feeding frenzy is going on right now and will go on until next monday. apparently they even eat poison ivy. >> doesn't bother them at all. they love it. um. >> telling you. >> i am not sure what to do -- what to say about this. >> fertilizer could be dicey, right? >> and, there you have it. there is your story about the goats. >> all right. >> i got nothing on this. >> moving right along. coming up. leonardo dicaprio taking off with his latest adventure. not part of a movie. >> jennifer aniston, breaking out of the mold in her latest movie role. we can barely wait to show all of the details. you're watching "world news now." ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by pampers. ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by pampers. mornings have more tickles, more kisses... ♪ ...and more cuddles. ♪ unlike other di

and now they are looking at the ivy league graduate's background and the months that lead up to her disappearance. >> this is completely uncharacteristic. >> she said her sister works with death row inmates with the federal public defenders office. >> we are very, very worried. >> they are not sure if her disappearance is related to her job or a meeting with someone who had information about her missing dog. >> she told her daughter she would be home in half an hour and was not seen thereafter. >> the story goes back to last may when sandra's king charles spaniel was stolen from their home in oakland during a burglary. nen a stranger -- then a stranger called. >> they said i might have information about your dog. how much is your dog worth to you? she still got nothing. >> reporter: police won't confirm the extortion plot. they discovered her mini cooper not far from her home. the night she disappeared she tracked her mother's work cell phone. >> good girl, resourceful girl. she was using the find my iphone app and was able to tell the police where the phone was. >> reporter: police found one pho

he hopes to find a way to finance his ivy league dream without bankrupting his parents. >> regulatorsay they will meet with key market players after thursday's shut down of the nasdaq. trading stopped for three hours and 11 minutes. the nasdaq is blaming the outage on computer connectivity issues. >>> banks are under scrutiny for how they treat interns. morris earhart was an intern in london. he reportedly worked eight all nighters in two weeks. a bank of america subpoenas man said the bank was waiting for the facts about his death before deciding to review their internship program. >> reporter: the warning signs were there, but the 21-year-old, it was too late. he was at near the end of his internship when he died at this home. he had just worked for 72 hours when he collapsed in the shower. his profile on a social media website since shut down had revealed an ambitious streak, a fresh to outrun the competition. he was described as greatness, qualities that might have pushed him beyond expectation in the cutthroat world of finance. >> they are so keen to get a job with these organiza

kazmaier, who was a halfback at princeton was the last ivy leaguer to win the heisman.ll. he went on to graduate school and on to a successful career. he was named athlete of the year ahead of sam musial. he died of heart and lung disease yesterday. he was 82 years old. it's good, old-fashioned lemonade. only better! whoa! [ splash! ] ocean spray cran-lemonade. a bold twist on an old favorite. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. >>> a 6-year-old boy in afghanistan was blinded when a bomb exploded near his home. he came to the u.s. for treatment he's now regaining his sight and childhood thanks to a family in north carolina. elaine quijano has his story. >> reporter: eight months ago, ridin

. >>> would you be interested in an ivy league caliber degree online that lets you travel around theorld? an education start up in san francisco wants you to do just that. they do have backing from top tier academics and silicon valley investors. >> the most telling feature about the minerva project in san francisco may be just how empty it is. >> six months from now it will look different. >> reporter: the ceo has grand plans for his education start up. >> the only universities we are mentioned with are harvard and cambridge. >> it's creating a top tier university, classes will be small online seminars with fewer than 20 students. >> we're going the bring them all together here to san francisco in their freshman year. after their freshman year they break into cohorts and they travel through six cities in the next semesters. >> some of the cities are mumbai and hong kong, sydney and sao paulo. >> we'll have a student newspaper and government but our student newspaper will have 25 foreign bureau rows. >> you might think it would be difficult to get professors. >> i thought it would be

>> do you think she grew up in hollywood and was on tv as a child and went to an ivy league school?! oh, you did. [ laughter ] >> all public school have the same budget and serve the same food. the notion that the government can dictate. the government has a role to suggest and encouraging but it gets -- >> what is wrong is guidelines? >> it's fine. >> if you say guideline is a guideline but if you say you must eat -- >> you're saying it's bad they eat whole wheat -- >> eat whatever they want to eat. eat whatever -- >> don't tell me what my kid eats in school. you can't tell him what to eat. >> neil: all righty. i want to thank charlie and melissa. this may not be the hottest summer on record but it was for charles payne. in june before we got -- >> that's why he got so excited. i know! >> it's up around 40%. it's up around 40%! we'll be back after this. but tracking all the action and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement cent

this happened at 6:00 near ivy drive. officers already in the area confronted jaime romero. neighbors were reporting he had a gun. an officer was hurt during the arrest. he is expected to be okayment police later found a man with a gunshot wound nearby and he is expected to be okay as well. >>> a warning for uc berkeley students ahead of the first day of classes for the fall semester tomorrow. a 20-year-old student was robbed of her cell phone outside the unit 2 dorms on haste street on monday night. police say a teenager came up from behind and pushed the victim and grabbed her phone. he ran away and has not been caught. the student was shaken by the incident, but is otherwise okay. >>> a declaration from president obama. what he is saying tonight about the potential of american initter venges in syria. intervention in syria. and a father overjoyed to see his son. why this moment was so emotional. also -- >> because they marched america became for free and more fair. >> 50 years after martin luther king, junior's speech, america still has a dream. plus the little girl who s

and now they are looking at the ivy league graduate's background and the months that lead up to her disappearance. >> this is completely uncharacteristic. >> she said her sister works with death row inmates with the federal public defenders office. >> we are very, very worried. >> they are not sure if her disappearance is related to her job or a meeting with someone who had information about her missing dog. >> she told her daughter she would be home in half an hour and was not seen thereafter. >> the story goes back to last may when sandra's king charles spaniel was stolen from their home in oakland during a burglary. nen a stranger -- then a stranger called. >> they said i might have information about your dog. how much is your dog worth to you? she still got nothing. >> reporter: police won't confirm the extortion plot. they discovered her mini cooper not far from her home. the night she disappeared she tracked her mother's work cell phone. >> good girl, resourceful girl. she was using the find my iphone app and was able to tell the police where the phone was. >> reporter: police found one pho

. >> s.e., how would you propose low-income people get help to go to ivy league college -- >> or any. there's this idea we want to send inner city and rural kids to really tony, ivy league -- >> take it back. any college, a community college. >> a great school that they can't afford. and that makes us all feel very good, like we're doing something that's good for society. we don't need and we shouldn't pluck kids out of obscurity and foist upon them a new version of the american dream that include as college they can't afford and maybe aren't add kwautly prepared for. college of all kinds, ivy league to community, should be available and open to everyone but not everyone is right for the good schools or the best schools or a four-year or two-year school. and weep need to stop pretending that everyone should have the same kind of path to educational excellence. not everyone is right for that. >> who is saying that? i don't think i'm saying that, i don't think jessica is saying that. >> the president wants nearly everyone to go to college. >> why would he be putting your taxpayer dolla

and now they are looking at the ivy league graduate's background and the mon up to lead up to her disappearance. >> this is completely uncharacteristic. >> she said her sister works with death row inmates with the federal public defenders office. >> we are very, very worried. >> they are not sure if her disappearance is related to her job or a meeting with someone who had information about her missing dog. >> she told her daughter she would be home in half an hour and was not seen thereafter. >> the story goes back to last may when sandra's king charles spaniel was stolen from their home in oakland during a burglary. nen a stranger -- then a stranger called. >> they said i might have information about your dog. how much is your dog worth to you? she still got nothing. >> reporter: police won't confirm the extortion plot. they discovered her mini cooper not far from her home. the night she disappeared she tracked her mother's work cell phone. >> good girl, resourceful girl. she was using the find my iphone app and was able to tell the police where the phone was. >> reporter: police found one pho

for six days dozens of goats will munch on vines, weeds and poison ivy, eliminating the need for chemicals. it's worth pointing out they will also fertilize the place naturally. >>> if you bought a ticket you know the powerball jackpot is tonight with a jackpot estimated at $425 million. if you are in it, where is your best chance of winning? well, of the 43 states that participate, pennsylvania has a history of being the luckiest with 16 winners. indiana is next with 11. at the bottom of the list with just three wins, new jersey. >>> when we come back, candid camera. dozens trained on some of the cutest creatures you're likely to see. >>> finally tonight, perhaps no other creature commands our fascination as much as the giant panda. we'll show you the latest pictures from china where these pandas have just woken up. they are the online stars of one of the best shows you will see in black and white. the launch of the giant panda channel. nbc's kate snow has a preview tonight. >> reporter: about a million people visit china every year to see their most famous residents. this is the hometown

this happened at 6:00 near ivy drive. officers already in the area confrontedmero.me romero. neighbors were reporting he had a gun. an officer was hurt during the arrest. he is expected to be okayment police later found a man with a gunshot wound nearby and he is expected to be okay as well. >>> a warning for uc berkeley students ahead of the first day of classes for the fallseme. a 20-year-old student was robbed of her cell phone outside the unit 2 dorms on haste street on monday night. police say a teenager came up from behind and pushed the victim and grabbed her phone. he ran away and has not been caught. the student was shaken by the ie okay. >>> a declaration from president obama. what he is saying tonight about the potential of american initter venges in syria. intervention in syria. and a father overjoyed to see hi why this moment was so emotional. also -- >> because they marched america became for free and more fair. >> 50 years after martin luther king, junior's speech, america still has a dream. plus the little girl who stole the show at today's ceremony. >> i'm ab

that's something i'll be able to say the rest of my life an ivy league school that coach harbaugh had an interest in me. >> reporter: he would have fit in. he had a 4.6 gpa in his senior year of high school and his notetaking skills have already made a huge impression on fellow safety donte whitner a former first round pick himself who likes what he sees with reid in the classroom and on the field. >> it's been a first round pick always asking questions, you know, when the coaching staff get on him for doing something wrong or another player get on him never any back talk or any lash back. so, you know, he is going to be a really good player in the national football league. >> reid is one of four players competing for that free safety position. >>> still to come, he is a three-time pro bowler and hasn't taken an offensive snap since 2011. but kasim is turning heads as wide receiver. we'll introduce you to him next. ,, ,,,, female narrator: the mattress price wars are on the mattress price wars are on at sleep train. we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's

>> blue ivy. >> no. you should have a small stroke.it's the first official pictures of little baby george have leaked. they've kind of broken tradition a bit. according to the reports, the first portraits of prince william duchess kate and the little prince were taken by his grandfather in like a backyard setting, and they even had lupo back there, the little puppy. isn't that cute? look at the baby, the bald baby almost look like the daddy. >> sometimes they say if you have animals you start looking like them? >> yes. >> this dog looks like kate middleton. >> do you think this is the case of the dog using the same groomer as kate or kate using the same groomer as the dog? groomer " doggie r kate using style. guess what y'all! the pictures we've all been waiting for have been leaked! we have a picture of kim with baby northwe west. they were attending kanye's grandfather's funeral and little baby north is there. she covering up the baby like michael jackson did. >> she was doing an imitation of amanda bynes. >> you think that's the rea

this happened at 6:00 near ivy drive. officers already in the area confronted jaime romero. neighbors were reporting he had a gun. an officer was hurt during the arrest. he is expected to be okayment police later found a man with a gunshot wound nearby and he is expected to be okay as well. >>> a warning for uc berkeley students ahead of the first day of classes for the fall semester tomorrow. a 20-year-old student was robbed of her cell phone outside the unit 2 dorms on haste street on monday night. police say a teenager came up from behind and pushed the victim and grabbed her phone. he ran away and has not been caught. the student was shaken by the incident, but is otherwise okay. >>> a declaration from president obama. what he is saying tonight about the potential of american initter venges in syria. intervention in syria. and a father overjoyed to see his son. why this moment was so emotional. also -- >> because they marched america became for free and more fair. >> 50 years after martin luther king, junior's speech, america still has a dream. plus the little girl who s

the goats are grazing 24 hours a day for six days, eliminating vines, poison ivy, weeds and also fertilizing the ground. they'll be on that site through august 12th. the cemetery says the use of the goats will eliminate the need for harmful chemicals. >>> well, you see a lot of strange things on new york subways, that's for sure, but this one takes the cake. a dead shark was potted on a queens-bound train around midnight wednesday. this incident sparked a flurry of reaction on twitter. someone has even set up a twitter handle@nyc subway shark. the subway shark coincides with shark week on 0 the discovery channel, however, the discovery channel denies any involvement and they're going to continue to investigate what exactly happened on this new york city subway. >>> we'll be right back. this summer, new york state is back and open for business. with endless beaches, hundreds of miles for hiking...or biking. endless rivers and streams ready to take your breath away. and more than enough wineries to please every pallet. we're ready to make your new york state vacation perfect. there's never bee

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economist about this and they also removed the negative effects of deflation from pretty much all the ivy league university economics textbooks well if you live in a society someone has got to live off somebody else it's producer in practice and what you're seeing at the moment is people farming out the laundry to london because it's they're still got an empire state of mind that i can live for i can get a free lunch from somebody else and get away with it the laws are very permissive for fraud yeah were it's good because what happens in a rent seeking economy or a want to society is government gets captured by the rent seekers so you look at george osborne now the u.k. chancellor and he can't make me i don't think he would anyway but i don't but he can't make meaningful leadership decisions because he's being told what to do who bought the fire sector so they are insurance and real estate and they're the rent seeking they're the rent seeking factors if you like but when they can just basically have the predators are ripping everybody else extracting real value from the real economy it wi

and a fraternity at an ivy league college throws a bloods versus crypts party.nal -- are personal jet packs almost here? probably not, but we have been promising the things for 40 years and it is getting ridiculous.

. >> reporter: josh hopes to find a way to finance his ivy league dream without bankrupting his parents>>> attorney general eric holder is to challenge the voter id law in texas. the justice department says it violates the voting right's act. holder maintains the law was adopted with a purpose of making it harder for non-english speakers and racial minorities to vote. >>> a tour bus overturned along a freeway outside of l.a. this afternoon. reports say it went off of the side of the road and rolled over. at least 50 people were hurt, five were air lifted to a nearby trauma center. >>> regulators say they will meet with key market players after thursday's shutdown at the nasdaq. nasdaq is blaming the outage on connectivity issues. >>> developing news in the case involving a former nfl player and michael eaves joining us for more. >> earn hernandez one step closer to possibly facing life in prison. he was indicted in the murder charge of a former friend. defense attorneys say the case against him is circumstance stan shall. >>> russian officials have guaranteed that olympic athletes and v

ivy league universities as we call them here like oxford and cambridge that are never to be going to have more demand from students it's going to be more competition. for certain courses especially mets' the law and that's only going to get more tough in the future now that we have high university fees coming in all right let's just put this into context or so at young money blog dot co dot u.k. what what is the focus of that of that blog of what you're work does i don't just cover my specific age group i've discussed financial issues in relation to children and also to those who are in their thirty's who fall into the first time by katherina because i think the average age of the first time buyer in u.k. without any parental help is thirty seven so my book up is anybody really who's starting out in life you need guidance and solidarity when it comes to finances because there isn't much help that the media is focused on it's cool which and it's the same with politicians that voters that older and sadly we do have policies tailored to that older. electorate ok the younger demographic

that is the problem with with an ivy league education. it leaves out how the world actually works.ama understood that by creating something you create other things you would see the destructiveness of government programs. handing someone food stamps does not create a food stamp boom. it just creates people on food stamps. obama went to harvard, the best and the brightest which explains the mess we are in now. >> didn't you go to berkeley? >> yeah. don't remember a single moment of it because i was drinking. >> all of those weird people with burken stock shoes. >> where do you want him to begin? >> i was pointing out some really interesting numbers. >> so much natural gas around. >> just from you. >> please tell me about it. >> go ahead. >> why can't they put it in vehicles? >> i don't understand why they can't deliver it in vehicles? >> the private sector announced they are going to have it. they are trying. this is difficult. >> the transmission you have to bring gas everywhere. can i point something out quickly. 1.7 million jobs created by fracking. $65 billion in tax revenue. ex

wilder talks about "ebony and ivy: race, slavery and the troubled history of america's universities." we wrap up tonight's prime time programming at 11 p.m. eastern with the biography of charles manson.

ivy league universities as we call them here like oxford and cambridge that are never to be going to have more demand from students it's going to be more competition. for certain courses especially metz the law and that's only going to get more tough in the future now that we have high university fees coming in all right let's just put this into context or start young money blog dot co dot u.k. what what is the focus of that of that blog of what you're work does i don't just cover my specific age group i've discussed financial issues in relation to children and also to those who are in their thirty's who fall into the first time by katherina because i think the average age of the first time buying u.k. without any parental help is thirty seven so my book up is anybody really who's starting out in life you need guidance and solidarity when it comes to finances because there isn't much help out there the media is focused on its core audience which and it's the same with politicians that vote is that old and sadly we do have policies tailored to that older. electorate ok the younger dem