and in university towns and some inner cities they will be taking seats from the labour party and perhapsas well in the south of england. theresa may said she wanted stability, obviously she also wants to increase majority. how much of a chance issue taken on this, is it certain that she will come back with a greatly increased majority? not certain at all. with seven weeks to go we know elections can be very unpredictable. just look at the last few years. of course it isa gamble at the last few years. of course it is a gamble but she's had a long look at the opinion polls and the lead appears to be so big and on all the key measures we normally judge by, leadership, strength of the economy, she's miles out in front or appears to be so. so she's feeling confident. but i would say we do not know how the lib dem factor will play, they will be fighting very hard. although another eu referendum might not be appealing to many a lot of remain voters would go for that. also labour have seven weeks to try to improve their position and maybe they can do that. if soi position and maybe they can do t

the university town has been the scene of intense political clashes in recent months.o much so that on wednesday, u.c. berkeley canceled the appearance of right wing pundit ann coulter out of safety concerns. a day later, the university reversed itself and invited coulter back. joining me to talk about this further is frances dinkelspiel, co-founder of berkeleyside.com. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> there's been a flurry of activity in the last 24 hours. bring us up to speed. what are the details of u.c. berkeley's new proposal, and how are ann coulter and the berkeley college republicans reacting to that, that group being the group florida invited her? >> the university -- that group that invited her? >> the university extended an olive branch to coulter and the college republicans saying, look, we can't accommodate you april 27th, but we'll accommodate you may 2nd. it turns out that that date is not available supposedly to ann coulter, and she's not happy it's in the middle of dead week, when no students are in classes. this morning she's b

the university town has been the scene of intense political clashes in recent months.o much so that on wednesday, u.c. berkeley canceled the appearance of right wing pundit ann coulter out of safety concerns. a day later, the university reversed itself and invited coulter back. joining me to talk about this further is frances dinkelspiel, co-founder of berkeleyside.com. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> there's been a flurry of activity in the last 24 hours. bring us up to speed. what are the details of u.c. berkeley's new proposal, and how are ann coulter and the berkeley college republicans reacting to that, that group being the group florida invited her? >> the university -- that group that invited her? >> the university extended an olive branch to coulter and the college republicans saying, look, we can't accommodate you april 27th, but we'll accommodate you may 2nd. it turns out that that date is not available supposedly to ann coulter, and she's not happy it's in the middle of dead week, when no students are in classes. this morning she's b

now we are approaching the university part of town. you see to the left all of the buildings, some very new, that are part of the university medical system. entering the heart of the university community. at the top of the hill you can see the rotunda which was the library. this section of town years called, the corner. this is the corner of the corner, where the historic entrance to the university grounds committee main road to charlottesville -- holding their corner. the corner of first five city blocks. this is the heart of the university community here, where you get a lot of bars and restaurants, shops, that cater to the university community. this long walk up to the rotunda will take you up to the .cademical village and rotunda the university of virginia that the state charter in january in 1819. morning,pened monday march 7, 1825. long enoughved just to see the first year of classes. that has been a dream of his for over 40 years, to create a new hed of university for what truly believed was a new kind of country. >> why was that

nothing on the positive side other than the hard left, and that's got no appeal beyond these university townse cities. >> bret: you listen to some of the details in that new book, "shattered" about the chaos within the clinton campaign, it's pretty stark. that said, republicans now control the white house. the house, the senate, and they have to produce and if they don't produce legislatively, then there's going to be a checklist, isn't there? >> yes, they do have to produce, but at the same time, if the democratic party becomes the party of safe spaces and political correctness, then it will be very difficult for them to have a mainstream national message. in a weird sense, there's this dynamic that i think from crete which is that it's stomach it infuriates the democratic party and to hear things that will not resonate with most americans. it's kind of this weird double effect. at the same time, trump wants to be a successful president, he absolutely needs to find a way to work with democrats, too, because he will have problems with his own conservative base. >> bret: hollywood versus georg

. >> so now we are approaching the university part of town and you start to see all of the buildings, some of them very new that are part of the university medical system which is one of the best in the country. we are now entering the heart of the university community at the top of the hill. you can see the rotunda. that was the library in maine classroom building as part of academic village that jefferson design. the section of town is called the corner. this is the corner of the corner. it's where the historic entrance meets the main road. today, the corner refers to five city blocks. this is the heart of the university community with bars, restaurants and shops that cater to the university community. this long walk to the rotunda will take you to the academic village in the rotunda and the law. university of virginia got a charter in january of 1819. class is open monday morning march 7, 1825. jefferson lived just long enough to see the first year of classes. that had been a dream of his for over 40 years to create a new university for what he truly believed was a new kind of coun

. >> so so now we are approaching the university part of town. you start to see to our left all of the buildings, some of them very new, that are part of the university medical system, which is one of the best in the entire country. we are now entering the heart of the university community at the top with you. you can see the rotunda which was the library and main classroom building as part of the academical village of that thomas jefferson designed. this section of town is called the corner. this is the corner of the corner, it's where the historic entrance to the university grounds meets the main road down to charlottesville, forming a corner. today the corner refers to five city blocks, but this is the heart of the university community, where you have a lot of bars and restaurants and shops that cater to the university community. this long walk up to the rotunda here will take you up to the academical village and the rotunda in the long, university of virginia got the state charter in january of 1819, and classes open monday morning march 7, 18

select they -- >> reporter: they are threatening to through -- sue the university. the town says it will allow ann coulter to speak on campus after canceling her appearance over safety concerns. but they want to change the date of the speech from april 27 to may 2. ann coulter says she cannot make it to the date on the may 2. select if they choose not to honor the first amendment requirement for equal speech, they will face a lawsuit. see that we do not have a predictable then you available on that date. these are great concerns. >> reporter: she plans to talk about illegal immigration during her speech here. in february there were violent protests when another right wing speaker was scheduled to speak. those protest cause more than $100,000 in damage to this area. you can see it looks clear. the concern is that we may see another similar incident and that is what they are siding at this time. working to try to figure out what date ann coulter will be speaking. we also hope to speak to count students to get them to weigh in on plans for ann coulter to speak here in berkeley.

. >> north town university, patrick ewing has been named the school's new basketball head coach. he was a star for the hoyas in the 1980s. still ahead in sports, north filly gets an >> last night the ncaa crowned its wing national champion. dawn stayly led south carolina to the title. stayly used to coach at temple. they'no doubt the city is proudf her achievements. she's been so successful throughout her life. that's the quality of unique people in the world. she's a special personal. >> it's a wonderful thing when one of our own does well and makes us proud. the nhl is taking a pass in the olympics and will not participate in south korea. >> the championship in the tour division, here's video of the team returning home this evening, the 13th time a hockey national championship has been won by a philadelphia team. >> finally tonight, tom brady has his superbowl jersey returned only to have it stolen again. >> brady was showing off the jersey to the fans when some guy snuck up behind him and snatched it out of his hands. that's teammate rob bra ciskowski. brady chased him down. >

. ♪ >> it's hank i'm at stockton university with atlantic city cross eric at the knock out opioid townall they're talking about a lot. my take is, there's one key thing missing. another day in the heroin epidemic. today atlantic county starting in atlantic city where i met jamie sewell who had his first scrape with heroin looking through a keyhole. >> me being a little guy i was being nosy looked in that hole. and i seen them sticking needle in his arm. and i said, ooh, i said i'll never do that. low be be hold 30 years later, that's what i was doing. >> reporter: jamie has been clean 15 months he's enrolled in methadone program going a all the meetings he can much he says he was just lucky. he qualified for rehab program money due to pre skiffing condition. >> a lot of people don't have that want to get help but they can't get it. they can't get it because they don't have enough money they just only got medicaid. >> reporter: that was one issue among many being discussed couple miles away in galloway at stockton university at the knock out opioid town hall atlantic county prosecutor s

university. fox is in town to speak at a world affairs council of philadelphia event later tonight. the outspoken former lead is her expected to discuss the future of us-mexico relations, immigration, trade, decades "war on drugs," event begins with a panel discussion at 4:00 and a discussion with fox start at 6:00. >> men's college beast cut ball has new national champion in a game you saw right here on cbs-3. >> there was huge party at chapel hill, north carolina. that would be the huge party, fans partied on the campus of the university of north carolina as soon as the final horn sounded, the party then continued on famous franklin street just off the campus, fans apparently delerious with excitement. >> we came up from charlotte. all every us went it carolina it means the world to us. we new they were the better team. but oh, man, fantastic. >> it is amazing. go heals. >> i don't even know what he just said, but apparently he was very excited. fans lit several bonn files despite schools against them. there are no report of arrests or injuries. and it was a wild game with a lot o

town. new york university public policy and economics profess jonathan more duck and center for financial services innovation senior vise president rached synder followed the spending habits of over 235 families over the course of a year in the financial diaries. and journalist drew phillip chronicles rebuilding an abandon house in his hometown in a $500 house in detroit. look for these in bookstores in the coming week and watch were the authors on booktv on c-span. >> good frafternoon, welcome to the heritage foundation.

. ♪ >> there was a day of apology and an act of contrition in joarn town university.understood toed by the c church isen don'ting for itsen slaving of men, women in the 1800s. as well as the sale of those slaves to pay off its debts. at this prayer service attended by dozens of slaves once owned by georgetown university, the apology nearly 200 years in the making. we cannot from this truth, bury this truth, we lay this truth bear in sourful apology and formal reckoning. the apologies come from university official and the society of jesus which founded georgetown college than back in 1838 sold 272 slaves, men, women and children to pay off debts. >> we pray with you today because we have greatly sinned and because we are sorry. they called this a lit ji of remembrance, contrition and hope. sandra green thomas a speaking on behalf of the decedents. we, the descendents, return to the home place, to our ancestors' home place acknowledging contrition, offering forgiveness, hoping for pen as and more importantly seeking justice for them and ourselves. the university deis re

. >> and this is them today, 24 hours after a kidney transplant surgery at med star george town university hospital. >> i feel 100% better. that was not the case late last year when kai got terribly sick, so he thought. >> the doctorate urgent care is you should not be standing how are you even vertical at this point. you have to get to the hospital now. >> turns out kai's kidney's faildz and he need aid transplant to he got on hospital donor lists and he decided to use social media to reach out for help. and that's when his old army buddy he had not seen in many years responded. >> this facebook post said a kidney for messengered and ask what can i do to start getting tested. >> robert did not hesitate. he has a wife and kids. but he knew it was the right thing to do. >> it's not just him it's any of the other close army brothers and sisters that we have together. >> the surgery was three hours long. georgetown hospital gave us this video. that's robert's kidney being transferred to kai and immediately aft surgery kai felt epergizinged with robert's healthy kidney in place. >> he goz got

his first major appearance since leaving office helps continuing a continue hall in his home town at university of chicago. the event will center on community organizing and civic engagement, town hall is part of the mr. obama's post presidency goal to encourage and support next generation of leaders. >>> cutting calories, hershey saying good bye to the bad stuff. >> yeah, sweetest place on earth making changes what else the company is doing to make sure people know is what in its treats, and make it lower calorie. >>> amazon has opened up its largest fulfillment center in new jersey announcing plans for three more in the state, it will mean jobs for a lot of people. new 1 million square footwear house that opened friday, amazon will also open up three additional fulfillment center in cranberry and edison and logan this move will create more than 2500 new full-time jobs, currently amazon which launched operationness new jersey five years ago has moe than 13,000 full-time employees in its seven facilities across the state. >>> also, hershey making a commitment to offer healthier options to its c

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just nine days later, texas christian university, across town, also won a championship. and my colleague, kay granger, who represents west fort worth, is here to tell that story. mr. speaker, i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from texas seek recognition? the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. granger: mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate the texas christian university men's basketball team on their national invitational tournament championship. after a 12-win season last year, the horn frogs showed the grit and tenacity my hometown of fort worth is known for. they finished the season with 24 wins. with their win over georgia tech yellowjackets in the -- in the title game last week, the horn frogs cap off a memorable historic comeback season. in fact, this 2017 n.i.t. title is texas christian university's first postseason championship in school history. i want to recognize the t.c.u. players and coaches for a job well done. and go frogs. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new y

an assistant professor of geography at texas christian university created this map. >>> the town of tiberon is divided tonight. the future of 42 degrees has people taking sides. are the trees a fire has order? or are certain homeowners just trying to improve their already spectacular view of the bay. jean elle is in tiberon this evening with new information from tonight's emotional meeting. >> reporter: raj, anyone who drives into tiberon sees this cluster of trees. ask anyone in town and most of them have an opinion about it. a request to cut these trees down has people heading to town hall to weigh in. >> i'm not complaining about the view. what's to complain about here. >> jesse is says she and a group of neighbors want to spend $70,000 to cut down 42 degrees she can see on tiberon's south no. her arborist report says the fines and eucalyptus are dangerous. sheets taking her request to town hall. >> they fall. and i'm worried about somebody getting injured or my neighbor catching fire. >> reporter: some agree. eucalyptus are a fire hazard and called widow makers for a reason. >> the wido

tosident obama expected participate and will participate in a town hall event at the university of chicago today. you can see that at noon. watch for it on c-span at c-span.org courtesy of our c-span radio app. maryland on spring this open phones. caller: this is about the last segment regarding student loans. i took up student loans to find my way to grad school. i expected to pay them back, i still expect to pay them back, i am paying them back. ,nce you consolidate the loans i consolidated at an interest rate from 2002 they don't let your refinance of interest rate i'm paying on them is still twice what the current market rate would be but you are not allowed to refinance. i wanted to thank everyone for the march on science. thank you. , what do you think about these student loan forgiveness programs that are available to some students? sides. i can see both part of the problem is the exponential rate -- the dramatic rate at which education costs are going up over the last 20 years. with universities spending more and more every year on non-core spending, building new dorms new faciliti

president barack publicakes his first address since leaving office, taking part in a town hall discussion at the university of chicago. today he met in the neighborhood of the south side. his spokesman said that obama listen to their stories and struggles and shares some of his own. a soup recall. check your pantry. campbell's is pulling thousands of pounds of soup off of store shelves. >> just go after it. kimberly: and overcoming the odds, the motivation one new college grad used to push through four very tough years. >> you do that to me and i will knock you flat. kimberly: a passenger standing up for a woman traveling with small kids left in tears. he could be facing charges, next. leave it to the pros? i am a pro. i made this lawn from seed pride, and less water than you'd think. to those who'd say the grass is greener on the other side.. i politely disagree. pennington smart seed. guaranteed to grow with 30% less water. reclaim your turf. creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources like solar, wind and natural gas. we've reduced carbon emissions by nearly 25%, which is the equivale

a town of 92,000 residents is home to california state university. learn more on american history tv all weekend. we're standing at a place that holds profound significant for the indigenous people here in this part of what we now call butte county. these people regard this very place as the particular location where in their cosmology the creator had humans emerge into the world. it is also alumni glenn. with the discovery of gold not too far south of here, and the inability to keep that discovery spread.the news quickly and the ratio of settlers to native people began to radically shift. prior to the gold rush, there would have been somewhere on the order of maybe under 5000 settlers in all of california. have55, that would skyrocketed to above 50,000 settlers. were fraught.ons at everyvery group moment, but there was a profound sense of racism towards native peoples. the general epithet used was "digger indians." in other words, they were regarded as sub human. because they did not have the kind of technological accoutrements that european america

we are fortunate to have organized with george washington university and the university of cape town and partners in mozambique as we were able to i did find the slave ship wreck on the ocean floor off the coast of south africa. one of the key markers to identify this as a slave ship wreck is some of the archival research revealed that there were 1400 ballast stones on the ship, used to offset the human weight. we know that there were ballast stones on the ship because we found them on the ocean floor. we are excited to be able to feature those in this particular space. one thing visitors will note is that we do not have images in this space. we wanted those who went through this experience to speak for themselves. while we talk about this human story, the human story extends to everybody. you will hear voices of those who were enslaved, but also voices of crew members. voices of slave ship surgeons, all discussing the horrors of this experience. but also understand there is an important understanding of the resistance, the resilience, and the survival. we think of human suffering, b

. >>> today philadelphia areaman congressman will hold his first town hall meeting at drexler university. evans, a democrat is expect to outline his goals and priorities in congress, and they include education, immigration reform and infrastructure. >>> and votes expected on supreme court nominee, neil gorsuch. gorsuch is still on track to be confirmed. the judiciary committee is expected to approve him tomorrow, but in the full senate nearly 20 democrats oppose the nomination, so if the democrats get enough votes to put down a filibuster, the republicans will have to decide on whether to change the votes to get the simple vote. >>> and then i was talking to moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd. >> how much of a disruption are the russian investigations? are we talking about a lame duck presidency at least for the time being? >> look, right now it's clear the russian investigation is consuming the president and you only have to look at his twitter feed to realize that, and if e wants to get out of that, borrow page from the bill clinton playbook, and he had a lot of controversy in hi

university community. at the top of that hill you can see the rotunda which was the library and main classroom building as part of the academic village that thomas jefferson designed. this section of town is called the corner. this is the corner of the corner and today it refers to five city blocks, but this is the heart of the university community here. you have a lot of bars and restaurants and shops that cater to the university community. to the rotundaup will take you up to the academical village and the rotunda and the lawn, the university of virginia that the state charter in january of 1819 and classes opened monday morning, march 7, 1825. jefferson lived just long enough to see the first year of classes . that had been her dream of his for over 40 years, to create a new kind of university for what he truly believed was a new kind of country. >> why was that important to him? >> public education specifically was important to jefferson fulfilled actually the dreams of 1776. you could have a resolution, but as long as the wealthy elites run everything, you're going to find yourself back in the same problems you were before you has a revolution. so the key was creating a new kind o

universal slaughter. goldman was in town during the attack. let me share with you as well, one of the ominous warnings. before the bombing, and the few days before, the newspaper editors in san francisco got an ominous letter. the police chief did as well. thist to read to you warning letter that was sent to the editors. i think it is an important message. this inew days to get the mail at the local newspaper offices before the bombing. editors, our protests have been in vain in regards to this preparedness propaganda. we will use a little direct action on the 22nd. it'll echo around the earth and show frisco knows how. and that militarism can't be forced onto us and our children without a violent protest. things are going to happen that will show we will go to any extreme to preserve what's a little democracy we still have. we don't take it as a joke and you shouldn't. you should be truly awakened. we only send warnings to those who are wise but forced to march to hold their jobs. if you read that statement. and you think about it, it is an o

earlier i spoke withjenny town from john hopkins university.e state department's response. it was a very disappointing statement coming from the state department, it lacked clear messages, any clear direction and any messages, any clear direction and a ny clear messages, any clear direction and any clear leadership on this issue and it is indicative of the foreign policy statements coming aren't throughout this administration. they tend to be very ambiguous, inconsistent and open to wide interpretation. which causes more anxiety at these times and more anxiety at these times and more anxiety than necessary, especially when tensions are already high. given how many times america has had to condemn north korea for actions like this, is a law of diminishing returns ? like this, is a law of diminishing returns? visit more fitting to consider a more public approach? yes, to some degree, but this was much too short and brief. there still has to be condemnation and the leadership and there has to be some consistency in what is said and that is what is

universal principle. so famously when jefferson was president he wrote the clearest annunciation of this idea. he received word from the danbury baptist association and damp areas the townwith the university is located. they were happy he had been elected president and he thought of them as being oppressed because connecticut still had appear as an establishment. he still had to pay taxes and you can be punished and disabled in many ways if you are not a member of the congregational church. jefferson wrote back and said the people had a wall between the church and state. he thought this is a principle that all the states ought to adopt. he thought there is no good argument against it. but he also thought this makes it consistent with the point i was making he also thought that remain for each state to do for itself. so the fact that jefferson believed in this principle of freedom of religion and that the federal government had been denied any right to establish religious requirement or erect a state church did not mean that he thought or didn't think the federal government could tell the states they had to allow freedom of religion. this federal principal remain the end

gates and we talk about the campaign in south africa which was get this rose statue off the cape town university. they said we must pay for education. these young people from all over the country knew about this and were concerned with the university of missouri missoula. these movements now have the potential to unsettle some things that people actually care about in this country like money. misery is a great example. we talked about it today. y'all know about the concerns of 1950 and it was funny because we talked about university of missouri being integrated, and nobody still knows what happen happened. anyway, the students realize when the football player at missouri, and i'm from the sou south. [inaudible] let me cherry pick the next euro witthat runs fast and the girl h the five-point oh gpa, but when you see the football players to mount say this has to end, they start getting rid of chancellors and say the board of trustees needs to meet, that's what happens when young people weapon nicer education and by that i mean transform what they begin to understand into action. it's one thing if

he will take part in a town hall type discussion at the university of chicago.he past few months obama has had down time, vacationing with the family, richard branson and oprah to name a few. the obamas are still living in d.c. until the youngest daughter finishes high school in 2019. jonathan: forget chips and soda. where you can get a full-size car from a vending machine. michelle: the battle over the backyard chickens in the district. why a city law needs to be for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ jonathan: you can stop at vending machine to get chips and soda. how about a car? yep. you can do it too. car vending machine are in a dozen cities and another being build in raleigh, north carolina. you pick out the car online. yo

obama will take part in a town hall-type discussion at the university of chicago later this morning. kicks off a series of events over the next month including a series of public and paid speechs and an apperance at hte brandenburg gate in germany with chancellor angela merkel. developing now in queens, new york. investigators cause of this deadly house fire. explosive flames shot from the windows of a 2-story house.. 5 people were killed... 3 of them children. firefighters say the youngest of them was just two years old. the cause of the fire is under investigation. closer to home - flames tearing through an apartment complex in prince george's county. this morning - more than two dozen people are without a home. john gonzalez is live in fort washington - john? a new organization in montgomery in montgomery county aims to reduce the growing number of hate crimes in the area. the organization is called "communities united against hate." and it held its first rally yesterday at bethesda-chevy chase high school. up to 50 organizations are joining forces. the group will push for public

universal principle. so paymentsly, of course, when jefferson was pet, he wrote the clearest e innocencuation of this idea. he word from the dan before rei baptist association and danbury is town where my university is located in danbury, indicate happy that heed been elected president and he thought of being him as press because indicate still had a establishment and had to pay tax to connecticut and you can be punished and civically disabled in various ways if you were to remember the con depression gages and jefferson wrote back and said i comp plait comp resident in which they've a wall of chumming and celebration. he thought this was a principle that all of the states ought to adopt. and he thought well there was really no good argument against it but notice he also thought this makes it consistent with the point i was just making a couple of plins ago. he said next that remain for each dog to do for himself. so the fact that jefferson believed in this principal of freedom of religion and fact that he believed that the federal government had been denied and any right to establish registration requires or to erupt state church did not mean that he thought and a didn't thin

he's going to take part in a town hall-type discussion at the university of chicago.dents from around the chicago area are expected to attend the invitation-only event. it is part of his post-presidency goal to "encourage and support the next generation of leaders." sunday - mister obama met with at-risk boys and young men, in a neighborhood of chicago's south side. it's xx and we're just getting started. it's a stormwatch weather morning-- as storms move through the area. the rain-- making for a messy commute, and meteorologist eileen whelan has more bad news in her weather forecast. we are breaking down the storm's path, coming up. plus, pittsburgh. the capitals advance in a come from behind thriller. we have hightlights and reaction from players.. coming up. good morning washington. - rainy & cool start to the week - 80s by week's end - warm & muggy weekend ahead today: cloudy and cool with showers. breezy. highs: 55-60 winds: ne 10-15 g 25 mph tonight: cloudy & cool with showers. lows: 49-52 winds: ne 10-15 mph tuesday: cloudy & cool. rain likely. highs: 57-60 win

town. here at home students at temple university organized a fund-raiser for syrian refugees already in the philadelphia area. right now united muslim relief is joining other student health maintenance organizations to host a banquet for the ongoing conflict in syria and for refugees in our region. guests are getting a taste of the culture through traditional food, mike and arts. >> it's tragic the chemical attacks that happened in syria. a lot of children are being killed, and this is why refugee families need to come here and that's why we need to be more accepting to the refugee families trying to come over. >> so far over $1,000 hats been raised by that event. >> now to today's weather. it was perfect for check out the subaru cherry blossom festival in fairmount park. the horticultural center hosted an all-day celebration of japanese culture. event featured dancing, drumming and martial arts performances. >>> we are still just a few weeks away from the nfl draft in philadelphia, but drivers will be impacted by this major event in just hours. we'll explain in a live report coming up. >>>

barack obama making his first public address since leaving office, taking part in a town hall type discussion at the university of chicago. he met with at risk boys on the south side of chicago. obama listened to their stories and struggles and even shared some of his own. happening right now, d.c. police trying to get to the bottom of a bizarre robbery. a bit ofhis has everything. car crash, cash fly q mccray has more. a crash,it ended with guys. i have pieces of the car here to show you now. this is where the car hits the tree, jumps the curb, according to police, and let down this embankment over here. you can actually see the damage that was done to the car. it happened at around 2 p.m. according to metropolitan police , not too far away from here, 40 miles away, and exxon gas station, which is where they say the robbery happened. the man had a backpack and the money and he was robbed by two guys. money started flying out of the get but the guys actually in the car, they don't make it far before the crash. here's where it gets more interesting. an off-dutyhere was law-enforcement officer out here at the ti

town. >> it's a public university. they could say the same thing about you. don't like what you're saying pasty when i am not with theing snowflakes. there is an appropriate way to handle it. mary anne gets the last word. >> the president handled the daca s situation well. undocumented students at the college felt supported. the best thing to do, whetherit it's a controversial speaker or not, use your intellect and information to refute that person for use every opportunity you have to show kids how to handle these situations and do it with some thought. >> bill: i like it but i don't want a crank given power to come on and disrupt anything. thanks very much. watters on deck. he travels to columbia university to talk politics. watters is next. so if you switch to esurance, saving is a pretty safe bet. auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance. an allstate company. click or call. there's nothing more than my vacation.me so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. they offer free

university offered an alternate date that is safe. the department is preparing for the possibility that coulter will still come to town. >> we're engaged in a full on planning effort with the university of california to plan number of contingencies. >> coulter may show up on her own without the support of any unanimously or political group. >>> let's look at the weather. could see a drop or two in the morning. >> yeah we're going to see a little bit of mist and drizzle in the morning. it's a really quiet picture. what we're tracking, a really weak storm system to the north over the last couple hours light moisture in northern california. such a weak system no number attached it to it on the impact scale. getting you out the door tomorrow mist and drizzle will likely be in our neighborhoods, waking up to a dreary day, gray skies, a lot of cloud cover. temperatures low 50s at 6:00 a.m. by 8:00 still hanging on to the mist and drizzle and stuck in the 50s. we're going to have a surge in the temperatures that we'll show you in the accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >>> developing news out of east bay, a driver that hit a faculty woman

. >> matt groening created these characters and this family, but the universe that the simpsons exist in -- the town, the nuclear power plant, mr. burns, all of these different characters... sam simon was the driving force behind that. >> but in 1993, after four trailblazing seasons, sam decides he wants a life outside of television. before quitting, he negotiates a deal giving him continuous credit as an executive producer and a share of the show's annual profit, to the tune of $30 million a year. sam, now twice divorced with no children, turns his energy to what becomes his calling in life -- saving animals, especially dogs. in 2002, at the cost of several million dollars, he creates this lavish, sprawling dog shelter in malibu. one of the neglected pooches that end up at sam's shelter is a 6-month old cane corso, also known as an italian mastiff, a breed some people refer to as "a pit bull on steroids." the big canine is quickly deemed too aggressive to stay at the shelter. so sam takes him home and names him columbo, after the rumpled, trench-coat-wearing detective played by peter falk. >> he ad

among many being discussed couple miles miles away in galloway at stockton university at the knock out opioid towntlantic county prosecutor damien says you can use the law to crack down all you want bu but -- >> we cannot arrest ourselves out of this problem. in my opinion. maybe some others disagree. but, you know, we tried that before. too many times after too many years, and we have too many lives to show for it that didn't work. >> reporter: the partnership for drug free new jersey says that four out of five new heroin users abused prescription painkillers before turning to heroin. okay. national institute on drug abuse says prescriptions for pain killing opioids have sky rocketed 250% since the early '90's. so why the increase? eric worked with addicts. >> it's pretty obvious. it's the money. you know, and that, you know n money is never going to stop pouring in because people like to kill pain. >> reporter: that makes sense. money is at the root of a lot of things and getting those prescription opioids the guys tell me it's a piece of cake. even for a recovering addiction. >> i was in the ba

town hall meeting. it's set for drexler university at 4:00 this afternoon. he is expected to outline his goals in congress, including immigration form and health care reform. >>> this week votes are expected from a u.s. central the full panel for gorsuch. gore has solid gop support and is still on track to be judici expect to approve him tomorrow, but in the full senate nearly 20 democrats oppose the nomination. what does that mean? well, if the republicans don't get enough votes, the gop will have to decide to change the rules for a simple majority vote next friday. >>> later on this morning, "meet the press" comes your way. earlier today i talked live with moderator, chuck todd. i asked him questions about whether russia is blocking president donald trump's adde a addenda. take a listen. >> we talking about a lame duck presidency for the time being? >> look, right now it's clear the russia investigation is consuming the president. you only have to look at his twitter feed to realize that. if he wants to get out of it, borrow a page from the bill clinton pl

. >> in atlantic county, a knock out abuse town hall will be held today at stockton university focusedopioid abuse. experts will have advice on how to make decision its your loved one is addicted. >> to chester county, the bra y brandywine aspca is part of a program saving the lives of animals being put to sleep at overcrowded shelters in puerto rico. >>> in montgomery county today, a dog that's a true survivor will visit students in a program on pet safety. you're looking at aladdin. a certified therapy dog. his owner took him in after finding him abused and underfed. the program is designed to promote humane education and end cruelty. >>> at the jersey shore, a baby seal is getting the had. it needs after being rescued from a beach in cape may. the seal was found stranded saturday on the coast guard training center beach. rescuers from the coast guard and marine mammal stranding center jumped into action. experts say more seals than normal have been stranded this spring along beaches on the east coast. >>> and a season for the philadelphia flyers is over, and there will be no playoff

obama will participate in a town hall style event with young adults at the university of chicago his adopted hometown. it's focused on community organizing and civic engagement. it will mark the first in a series of public events including a stop in boston to receive the john f. kennedy profile in courage award. >>> warning before you get to that next vacation or business trip. hackers are targeting hotels. last fall hackers infiltrated holiday inns, hotel indigos, and others. they installed software to steal credit card numbers swipds at the front desk. >> when you use a physical card has a point of sale terminal, if it is an older system that information about your credit card is transmitted unencrypted between one point and another. that's where cyber criminals can steal it. >> the best advice is to use a credit card instead of a debit card because it increases your chances of a refund. and always check your statement for any unauthorized charges. >>> it could be a long couple of months for the giants. what next after that bizarre mad bum charb? crash. ♪ hey, bud. you need some he

university wisconsin. coming from such a small town i worried i be to fish out of water from medicine so i happily applied and i registered for housing and a meal plan and all the things that make you feel like your new life is about to start, i never step foot on campus. [laughter] kind of funny when you think about it. sometimes i do leap and then look. sometimes it works out great, other times things could've gone a little bit better. if i have a sense of myself in high school, i lost it in college. this was the first time i realized money matter and how you spent it matter more. since my family put value on getting the most out of our car i thought for tour station wagons were aces because they lasted forever. i had no idea who i was. a group in a town where you didn't know who had money and who did it. the wealthiest family were probably the quiet veterinarians and they drove beat up suburbans and waken ears. i don't really remember anyone wearing makeup. save little gave her up for - me. i were close from gap or marshals of my hairstyle was from a bowl cut to a shake. think about it when hits eddie