s as well as these large ivy league institutions need to look at their endowment funds before they come to taxpayer funds this is the reason why we're having this 4th round of a bill is because they ran out of these small business loans in the 3rd bill if they would have actually made them truly small business and i promise you we might not have to go this next 7 bring around a 4th round and having to be more specific on it's clearly not 1 well thought out they have got a lot of kinks to work out still i know he was thank you so much for that update. thank you. the trump administration plans to invest around $12000000.00 in new aid projects in greenland but why you ask apparently to tackle chinese and russian influence in the arctic now the news of this you might remember comes less than a year after president trump expressed interest in buying greenland which is part of the danish. reminder say they welcome the idea but the $12000000.00 has to come without any conditions. and how and in haiti a house of worship turns into a house of horror after a children's home run by a u.s. base chu

know about the pull yourself up by the bootstraps, pull yourself out of poverty, go and get an ivy league degree, for me the take away for my story is only reason i was able to do that and had any boost at all is not because of my immediate family and immediate community but a generation that came before me and how the women in my family each tried to do something better for the next generation and build something better for the women that came after them. that is really at its core what "hill women" is all about, it is about women in the ways that they work to make their communities better and make their families better and do better for the people that come after them. >> just to give you a context and a flavor for "hill women" and the stories that are in it, it starts off with my grandmother, i called my grandmother granny, she had a third grade education and she was born into extreme poverty, poverty so bad that her blankets used to freeze at night because her house was so cold and they cannot afford any way to heat it. she never got to play or go to the movies or who never went out t

you have ivy league schools and private schools such as stanford on the west coast. these are the crumb democrat where everybody wants to go. the rest of the schools take everybody. and it's true. so most of the debate over who gets into college is limited who gets in to the tier it's a very small tear of the best schools in the country. now, one of the things i found out is that an even bigger problem is legacies which are a big deal in places like columbia and harvard that depend upon donors to build up the multimillion dollar endowments. george w. bush got into yale. he did not have good they took him because he was from texas with affirmative-action he got into yale because three of the five members of the admissions committee were members of skull and bones where his father and grandfather had belonged. once he was in yale, he had a mediocre record. not an outstanding athlete, not an outstanding scholar, and graduated in the bottom fifth of his class with a c average that was elected president in the first year he's president he goes back to yale and says now i

know about the pull yourself up by boot strap narrative and get out of poverty and go and get an ivy league degree. the only reason i had boots at all was not just because of my immediate family and immediate community, but the generations that came before me and the women in my family each tried to do something better to the next generation and build for the women that came after them. and that's really at its core what "hill women" is about, and the way they work to make their families better and communities better and do a lit bit better for the people that came after them. just to give you all a context and flavor for "hill women" and the stories in it. it starts off with my grandmother. my grandmother, i called her granny, had a third grade education and she was born into extreme poverty, poverty so bad that her blankets use today freeze at night because her house was so cold and they couldn't afford any way to heat it. she never got to play, never got to go to the movie, never went out to eat or went to the restaurant or even had toys. she was treated like an adult from the time she w

swamp and ivy league eggheads. he said i am one of your biggest supporters. praise you in speaking to my large and growing national audience on radio and tv and through my nationally syndicated newspaper column. my audience loves and supports you. we have your back. do you know who does not have your back? the ivy league eggheads, the washington, d.c. small deli politicians and bureaucrats. no one elect the dr. anthony found she elected dr. deborah birx, surgeon general room adams, or hapless federal reserve chairman jerome powell i either. reason.good being lovedly about by the media. this is billy in florence, south carolina. caller: how are you doing? host: fine. caller: i just want to make sure that i think the woman from new york is on the money. the lady from michigan, i think she is kind of in that fear mongering part. here in south carolina, we have experienced little, if any. i think this year is just a bad -- in a bad flu season or pneumonia season, we do not close schools. you should go to church. use your god-given sense. if you're sick, stay home

you know the ivy leagues cut their tournament and then the pac 12 tournament got canceled and then it was just kind of this domino effect through go beer as you the virus. and then ours gets canceled luckily, this won't be the end of the road for these players, 5 of them have already earned scholarships to d one universities. >>others plan to follow suit. it was so real because we went into the film room. >>and you know told the guys say this is it and the nice thing is that jaycee guys so they get to go put on another uniform, somewhere else. but it was tough because those less than we saw those got it right then and there has for next year's the players who don't earn a d one scholarship will likely return to city college and look to pick up where they left off recover we've been recruiting guys all year long you get a lot of guys coming in and you know going to fill the shoes >>in court next year in san francisco, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>time to check in on the forecast again there a bridge to rodriguez for close enough to the weekend we want to hear what to expect >>hi c

>>federal coronavirus relief today after president trump criticized the ivy league school over taxpayer money, it stood to receive this follows similar actions at stanford and princeton universities, which also said they will too rejected millions of dollars in federal funding and the growing scrutiny about wealthy colleges receiving more taxpayer money. officials at harvard said the school still faces significant financial challenges due to the pandemic. >>and acts pharmacy worker in la county has been charged with stealing an anti malaria drug that. president trump is touted for treating the coronavirus the da's office said 36 year-old christopher, a gust and pleaded not guilty today to 2 felony counts of second degree burglary during an emergency and one felony count of concealing or withholding stolen property exceeding $950. prosecutors allege that on 2 separate occasions a gusting wind to harbor you ceiling medical center and stole more than 700 tablets of hydroxychloroquine and runs it through my a son which are both used to treat malaria and are believed to possibly help treat p

. >> nicole and jessica alexander were both accepted to five ivy league schools. the new jersey sisters have until friday to decide whether they want to attend dartmouth, harvard, penn, princeton, or yale. they say they're okay with attending different schools. which one are you picking, kenneth? >> you know what? get out of my head, mona. i was like, which one i would go with? i don't want to make anybody angry. >> i would say yale just because i watched the first two episodes of "little fires everywhere." the girl wants to go to yale. that's it, it's on my mind. >> they're all great, they're all good schools. but there's one that i think they would really love, it's called the university of south carolina. it's a great school. they got great programs. >> hm. >> the ivy league of the south. >> if we're going to put a plug in you should just go to uc san diego. you got the beach right there. you can't beat it. you don't have a football team, though, sorry about it, no school spirit. >> university of south carolina got me here. >> look at that. >> thanks. i want my

, most of the -- even now if you look at the people in tv, news, they're all from -- a lot from ivy leagued gives you a leg up. even if it's subconscious. >> did you feel you had nice start in a career. >> yeah. some went to law school. some were pretty successful on wall street. one gave up wall treat and became an anglican priest in st. thomas. >> more than half of them continued to in some vein work for civil rights, and most were very successful in whatever field they chose. >> right. >> not all. the were some sad stories, too. >> thank you so much. i'm wondering, after you spent four years in this sort of idealistic republican as you call it, what was it like to good out in the real world? had to have been very different than your experience at harvard. >> yeah. going out in the real world? i think it was very different but they did prepare you. the think but harvard is you -- they really empiesis critical thinking and you sort of challenge everything; so that was i think the best preparation for me in terms of going out into the world. >> you still walked out into a world where there

the ivy league university harvard as one example he said they have a huge and down and there's no way they should have qualified for this program and so he will be looking to see this money return making sure that the stipulations will be very clear moving forward this money from congress intended to help the small business owner the other important thing to notice in all of this is a comment coming from dr deborah burke's one of the top public health officials on the current virus taskforce talking about how. now the united states of course accounting for a very large chunk of infections when it comes to corona virus around the world globally seeing improvement across some major metro areas that of course new york being the big epicenter but we saw flashpoints in detroit new orleans atlanta baltimore saying all of those areas are improving notable the area that she says is not improving washington d.c. so they're continuing to combat this and also confronting the future the fact that there will in fact be potentially a 2nd major outbreak in the fall and so you heard questions on that

for small businesses, donald trump vowing the university will return the $9 million saying the ivy leaguel never should have accepted the fund in the first place. harvard says the money will not be used on institutional costs, instead saying, quote, harvard has committed 100% emergency higher education funds will be used to provide direct assistance to students facing urgent financial needs due to the covid-19 pandemic. >> reporter: the national spelling bees canceled over covid-19 concerns, it will return next year they hope, the last time it was canceled was in the 1940s during the second world war, tough break for eighth graders a qualified because next year they will be too old to compete. jillian: some huge sports news, not a surprise to a lot of people. the superstar tight end will take the field with tom brady in tampa. rob: retirement didn't last long, the news is shaking up the sports world and social media as well. carley shimkus here with reaction to a blockbuster trade. carley: nearly 13 months after rob called it quits and following and tom brady's footsteps. like brady, grog

the ivy league school was set to receive $9 million under the cares act, donald trump said universitiesdn't take taxpayer money when it has such a massive endowment. tons of money, stanford, princeton and yale university said they too will reject federal funding the growing scrutiny and people angry about wanting to take that money. jillian: and iowa grocer giving frontline workers and others in need easy access to facemasks by starting a giving tree where people can come and pick one up. rob: joining us is the creator of that giving tree. we appreciate it. tell us about your idea and how you came up with it. >> i worked for unity point in mount vernon, iowa. they sent a request and along with the pattern of also unmasks, for people to make and donate and what the masks do is protect your filters in the n95 masks so those masks and filters can be reused and you wash your cloth masks. jillian: you used the tree because you didn't have easter this year and you put the masks on the tree to the people come by and pick them up so they could do it and social distance, seeing pictures of diffe

i can't deny that but, listen, this is a joke from an ivy league elitist.em is the ivy league elitists are jokes they turn them into serious thing they try to ram down our throat. academia serious and substantive parents authoritarian. it's the left that wants control of your kid from the moment of birth. they want to rip the influence of parents who instill, you know, the basic ingredients of good citizens and put it in the hands of government schools. that's what they want. and so this is a revelation of that. listen, i'm with bill buckley. i would rather have the first 50 names of the boston phone book in charge of our country than the first 50 names of the harvard faculty, okay? i want no part of ideas coming out of that place. brian: like a true princeton guy. ainsley: right, i know. ivy league, great education. but they do have elitist professors with crazy ideas. they think they know how to parent better than the parent. i'm on instagram and saw that video of you and jen with the challenge, the covid challenge. let's take a look. >> we thought about

the and even now if you look at some of the people in tv, news, they're all from, a lot are from ivy league schools and does give you and allegra so even if it'ssubconscious sometimes . >> did you find they had a nicestart in their career ? >> yes, they all have nice start read some went to law school, some were pretty successful on wallstreet . one gave up wall street and became an anglican priest down in st. thomas. >> more than half of them continued in some vain work for civil rights. and you know, most were very successful in whatever field they chose.>> but not all. there was some sad stories to . >> you so much, i'm wondering after you spent four years in this idealistic bubble as you call it, what was it like to go out in the real world? it had to have been very different in your experience at harvard . >> yes, going out in the real world , i think it was very different but they did prepare you read the thing about harvard is that they really emphasize critical thinking and you sort of challenge everything so that was i think the best preparation for me in terms of knowing out into

we saw the worst recovery in history with obama administration, all ivy league specialists that camen had no experience in business. this president brought his own exper yeps iexperience in businw the economy can recover, but have never had a problem this big for a long time, since world war ii, but we have as president, a man who is focused on the economy. how the economy ca come back to where it this be providing support that it can from government. lou: all president has to do is succeed against every challenge and every threat, and more than any president has since world wd war ii faced. this is reason that i call him a historic president. the greatest president i believe that country has ever had. david, great to see you, thank you my friend. >> great to see you. >> david asman. >> thank you. lou: president trump saying that saga is now ended with 3m. the american medical supply giant, promising to produce more than 55 million face masks each month for the next 3 months, friday president trump said he was not happy with 3m for resifting his request to make enough masks to meet n

together, forming used their or they service in the texas brigade as you would put a degree from an ivy league institute on a resume. for those in the back if you cannot see all of this, when d.c. farmer -- he was a former captain -- when he opened a he didin october 1865 not advertise education, his experience as a teacher. highlighted the spirit of business and mental energy and reminded leaders that he was inthe old texas brigade virginia. like that's all you need to know, he's a good guy, go here. the other one i love, dr. rj breckenridge, a medical practice in houston. years ofe of his experience, doesn't mention that he was the original surgeon and rose to chief medical inspector in northern virginia by the end of the war. the endorsement in the ad was that he was a gentleman well-known to the old texas brigade. this is not a newspaper for veterans of the texas the gate. this is the "triweekly telegraph," a major net -- major newspaper. but they use their connections within the brigade with comingly the endorsement from within the brigade to wage the peace that followed the war. example,

this comes after e president chastised the ivy league school over taxpayer money that it uld be receiving. well that llows similar actions at stanford and princeton universities which also rejeed millions of dollarin federal fding now this comes from growing rutiny of wealthy private colleg. harvard however says it still faces significant financial challenges because of the pandemic. the 2020 nfl draft starts today andthis year's event is going to look lot different than years past it was sposed to be a big spectacle in las vegas buwith the pandemic the entire draft is being held virtually all 32 tems and league personnel will be orating remotely. some many of them from home nearly 60 prospects are also participating virtually as well. this year'event is also serving as a fundraiser for 6 charities that are providing coronavirusrelief efforts. the draft starts today will end on saturday. and the forty-niners pledging half a million dollars to help its employees and the comnity during the pandemic some players also doing their part as well kron four's kate rooney spoke with eric, armstead

we know the ivy leagues cut their tournaments and then the pac 12 tournament got canceled and then it just kind of this domino effect through a good beer. as you the virus and then ours gets canceled luckily, this won't be the end of the road for these players, 5 of them have already earned scholarships to d one universities. >>others plan to follow suit it was so real because we went into the film room. >>and you know told the guys say this is it and the nice thing is that jaycee guys so they get to go put on another uniform, somewhere else. what it was tough because i was less than we ended right then and there has for next year's the players who don't earn a d one scholarship will likely return to city college and look to pick up where they left off full recovery. >>we've been recruiting guys all year long. a lot of guys coming in fill the shoes so. next year in san francisco, i'm jason dumas scrum for >>well if you wear glasses or contacts, stick around why the president taking to twitter today claiming some states hospitals and medical centers have a quote. >>insatiable appetite

you know we're in the film room and it just we know the ivy leagues cut their tournaments and then the pac 12 tournament got canceled and then it was just kind of this domino effect through go beer. as you the virus and then ours gets canceled luckily, this won't be the end of the road for these players, 5 of them have already earned scholarships to d one universities. >>others plan to follow suit. it was so real because we went into the film room. >>and you know told the guys say this is it and the nice thing is that jaycee guys so they get to go put on another uniform, somewhere else. but it was tough because those lesson we ended right then and there has been next year's the players who don't earn a d one scholarship will likely return to city college and look to pick up where they left off full recovery. >>we've been recruiting guys all year long. a lot of guys coming in fill the shoes so. in court next year in san francisco, i'm jason dumas score on for news. >>4 zone forecast time as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge on what is if a key thursday thursday night sounds

when they were in the white house, the ivy league's were still all-male universities. sandra day o'connor could not get a job out of law school except for a secretarial one. >> how did she find the strength? barbara was running the office of women's issues and those who worked in the white house new -- knew how she worked within the white house office and the departments there, thanks to leadership with armstrong and others that were very conscience of the women's movement and mrs. next and realized republicans were losing some ground and democrats were proposing legislation built to support women and she worked very closely with the office of women's issues to help get more appointments of women in the federal government and as you said spoke publicly. she was disappointed that was not the president's decision and discuss that private sleep -- privately. again, that was her character and the appropriate way to do it, but she was responding to what was going on in the country. >> can you come up in and join us? we have a chair up front for you. >> make no mistake about

we know the ivy leagues cut their tournaments and then the pac 12 tournament got canceled and then it was just kind of this domino effect through a good beer. as you the virus and then ours gets canceled luckily, this won't be the end of the road for these players, 5 of them have already earned scholarships to d one universities. >>others plan to follow suit it was so real because we went into the film room. >>and you know told the guys say this is it and the nice thing is that jaycee guys so they get to go put on another uniform, somewhere else. it was tough because those losses we ended right then and there has for next year's the players who don't earn a d one scholarship will likely return to city college and look to pick up where they left off to recover we've been recruiting guys all year long. >>a lot of guys coming in fill the shoes so. in court next year in san francisco, i'm jason dumas scrum for >>tonight wear a mask the at so what does being recommended for millions in california we're going to show you how you can make one at home. and coping with coronavirus for some peo

you've taught a class on financial fraud at an ivy league university there's a silver lining about recessions and bear markets in that this is the only way we ever really discover fraudulent operators whether on wall street or blue chip companies we really that a lot of magicians were really just behind the curtain and not actually performing magic. people that thought they had returns, the returns were phantom and when they went to get their money all at once, there wasn't enough money to get back to people what areas do you think, without mentioning anyone name specifically, where do you think the next big scandal will emanate from what kind of work are you guy doing on that question >> it's a great question i'm teaching my class remotely this upcoming monday's case is the match king the longer the economic expansion goes on and the the longer bull market goes on, people's sense of belief is reduced. they believe more things that are too good to be true. it gets harder to keep the game going because cheap capital is not available and the business models collapse. then we see the wrong doing

ads, they used their service with the texas brigade almost look you would put a degree from an ivy league institution on a resume. for those of you in the back, come if you cannot see all of this, when d.c. farmer, a former captain in the fifth texas, when he opened a school in october of 1865, months after getting home, he did not advertise his education or his experience as a teacher. the ad simply highlighted farmers with a spirit of mental energy and reminded readers that he was of the old texas brigade from virginia. that is all you needed to know. the other one that i loved -- dr. rj breckenridge, his postwar ad referenced him opening a metal practice in houston. it does not mention that he was the original surgeon of the fifth texas and that he rose to the chief medical officer. the endorsement he offers in his ad was that he was a gentleman well-known to the old texas brigade. and this is not a newspaper for veterans of the texas brigade. this is the houston triweekly telegraph. that is how they are advertising. they are using their connections within the brigade and that endorsem

. >> breaking news now from two ivy league schools, both harvard and princeton have announced they will not take funds that have been allocated to them in the last stimulus bill. this comes after president trump seemed to accuse harvard of applying for a loan intended for small businesses. take a listen. >> when i saw harvard, they have a -- one of the largest endowments anywhere in the country, maybe the world, i guess. and they're going to pay back that money. >> harvard initially said 100% of the allocated funds were going to students directly impacted by covid-19. but this is a major reversal after the secretary of education today urged wealthy institutions to reject these funds. >> it's being called the shake shack principle. you can get your hands on the cash, but should you take the cash? that is the big question particularly when like some of these names you are the richest colleges in the world. harvard in the last hour, just the latest to come out and say we are not going to use this cash that was allocated to them by congress. they didn't ask for it. and this is really key. o

down almost million in federal coronavirus funding this comes after the president chastised the ivy league school over taxpayer money it would be receiving that followed similar actions at stanforand princeton rejected millions of dollars in federal funding. thiscomes from growing scrutiny of wealthy private colges, harvard says though it stl faces significant financial challenges use of the pandemic. >>a southern california hospital has reinstated nurses who were suspended after efusing to care for virus infected paents without being equipped with a resrator mask, 10 nurses were suspended after making their demands ata hospital in santa monica. the hospital now says that it has enough mass to equip everyone caring for covid-19 patients. the hospital also says it has set up a system to disinfect and reuse else mask. >>demick we've been learning about the giving nature of many people in now we find some them are finding some very creative ways to provide food for their friends, their neighbors and strangers al across the country camila bernal has more. >>hunger and food insecurity have been

is really in some ways blessed is the fact that it has so much in terms of medical facilities, ivy leagueeaching hospitals, and the like. it has so much of the equipment that is they are because of the huge city. it is not a predictor of how this will play out as you get to medium-sized cities, and especially to rural areas in our country. they have not been hit yet. they have not seen their peak. and that is coming. i don't think there's any question. we have to keep all of that in mind. and then the second thing to say is when you look at some of the cities, and here is something that i think -- i heard you talking earlier today about the disparity in terms of minority communities, low income communities, and specifics. you look at places like chicago, the mayor there was saying 50% of the people who are impacted in her metropolis are blocked. and i think that is shocking when you start to understand that low income people, people who are minorities and found in the service industries, hospitality, leisure and the like, it is harder if you are poor to practice social distancing, all of

so far, harvard, yale and some of the other high profile universities of the ivy league are still requiring them, but leaders of the college board which owns and administers the s.a.t. exams say they would ensure that at-home s.a.t. testing in the near future would be something that will be made available. we thought let's bring in the ceo of the college board, david coleman, joining us live. thank you for being with us. what was your gut reaction when you heard that the uc system, ucla, berkeley, all of them, were suspending the need for the s.a.t. and the test scores for the class coming in for 2021? >> you know, honestly, there are things in this life more important than tests and i fully support and we at the college board fully support all the flexibilities our members are putting in place at this time. what's at the heart of the matter for me this year, in this very demanding year, is if it is an option in some places, it's important that low income kids have that option, too, to strengthen their grades with a strong test score next to them. so mine really is not about whether the tes

you have an ivy league degree and a pulitzer prize, and you're bound to be better at describing to me what that was. >> it was jarring to watch, brian. and the president has long had a me, me, me ethos. that's not new. but what was so striking is the president stepped to the lectern today on a day when the death toll rose above 23,000. you know, during a stretch where 16 million people have applied for unemployment. when we see those pictures of people parking their cars, waiting in line for food banks that seem to stretch on for eternity. and for most of that press conference, he in no way addressed not just the public health aspect of this crisis but the suffering that so many americans are struggling with right now. and it was, as you said, all about his gripes and grievances and who was nice to him and who was mean to him and who praised him in a video, and who in the media he didn't like. and when those reporters -- you showed some of those clips -- challenged the version, the incorrect, frankly, version of reality he was trying to present in that briefing room and they did so ar

almost $9 million in federal coronavirus relief now this comes after the president chastised the ivy leagueer tax money that it would be receiving hat followed similar actions universities whicalso ton rejected millions of dollars in federal fuing. this mes from a growing scrutiny of wealthy private colleges, harvard says it still faces significant finanal allenges though because of the pandemic. >>it's tough but it could be just what help save the lives of our neighbors, especiay those living with cancer. >>take a look at jessica she's a st bay mama and she's mom of 3 inches battling stage 4 colon cancer. 6 weeks ago her doctors told her to pull her kids out of school and sy home. kron four's michelle kingston has her sto. >>one my doctors contacted me on march 9 and that that is much bigger an what we thought it wentyou need a home your kids need tostay home if you're headed into a home. couple showas diagnosed with stage 4 lon cancer 3 years ago her youngest child was in kindergarten, jessica was 33 ars old she said 49 treatment centers one 44 rounds of chemotherapy and a major double su

these ads, they used their service in the texas brigade almost like you would put a degree from an ivy league institution on a resume. okay? for those of you in the back, if you can't see all this, when d.c. farmer, a former texas -- that's good. former captain in the 5th texas, when he opened a school in october of 1865 -- months after he gets home -- he did not advertise his education. he did not advertise his experience as a teacher. the ad simply highlighted farmer's quote, spirit of business and he was of the old texas brigade in virginia. that's all you need to know. he is a good guy. go here. the other one, dr. r.j. breckenridge. no mention of his schooling or experience. doesn't mention he was the surgeon of the 5th texas, he rose to chief medical inspector of the army of medical inspector. the endorsement he offers in his ad was that he was a gentleman well-known to the old texas brigade. this is not a newspaper for veterans of the texas brigade. this is "houston tri-weekly telegraph." that's how they are advertising. they use their connections within the brigade and that endorsement

and most of you went to ivy league undergraduate. princeton was a big part of it. so, there's not much diversity in that respect on the court now. is that anything that you think has an impact or -- >> some high courts, canada's high court has proportional -- geographical representation. so, a certain number of justices come from the west coast provinces provinces. we don't do that. in fact, there was one state that it was vastly overrepresented, and that was arizona, because there was chief justice rehnquist and justice o'connor. population of arizona is not -- >> until justice scalia passed away, there were four of you from the five boroughs of new york city. >> so, we were diverse. the only thing we were missing was staten island. >> i'm sure the president, if he had an opportunity, whoever the president was, would have been looking for someone 50 years old from harvard and staten island. >> there's quite a few of them, by the way. >> should that matter? there was a time earlier in our history when there were certain geographic areas were presumed, it was a sout

event which is what happens in the wake of the ferguson grand jury decision there was a wave of ivy leagueents asking for exam exemptions and some schools like columbia others like harvard law did not. >> you actually should have had an extension because he went to bill o'reilly. i think i read that you spent like eight hours in a hotel room taking an exam before going on bill o'reilly to talk about the problem i needed the grand jury exemption but did not get it before that o'reilly appearance. >> want to read this. this is about noah patton and the flint michigan story. there's one thing that noah wants people to know about flint. we been survivors since day one. while flint might be down there not out as a city full of fighters and despite its troubles a wellspring of faith poison liquid flow from the faucets of flint cleansing internal waters of change transform the heart of one man noah patton who is in turn changing the hearts and minds of those around him. just as the story of noah's ark there's always a rainbow just beyond the unforeseen waters that flood our lives. obviously this

i don't -- i'm not sure which customers we're allowed to mention so i will stop but most of the ivy league and famous universities in the united states, some big state schools like arizona state, is a customer it's not that slack is an open messaging platform for students because i don't think that would be that useful, but deeply integrated into the faculty and delivery ofeducation materials i think that is a significant market for us and exposes slack to students which is great you know, thinking a little bit more broadly, organizations are being forced to do things in a different way and one of the things that becomes more important when you kind of -- if you're an organization that is reliant on in person meetings to get work done, one of the things important is more discipline around communication the cost of coordination and making sure people are on the same page, generating this alignment becomes more expensive. recently a couple days we had viacom and cbs and they rolled out slack for 20,000 users there and we think about the merger going on kind of knitting those companies togeth

don't even know what is going to veryn and the inequitable different kind of endowments that the ivy league versus the rest of higher education in thisis country? are we going to see the closing of hundreds of schools? t the of the things, convnversation about higher ededucation, it is sort of mirroring the conversasation we are having about k-12 in that we are ndnding -- we are not.t. our public policy, our sense of urgegency is not arounund childn who are momost in n need or instititution serving chilildreo are most in neeeed. the e vast majorority, well over 50%, well overer 60%, black and get collegewho degrgrees do so at community collegeses or for-prorofit universitities. nonot for institutitions -- nota four-year insnstitutions and certrtainly not li o ones i tet, but ththe conversation about reopening colleges and universisities has so far exclud communitity colleges almostt wholly. i'm heararing very littlee in te what t is theia aboutut impact on n community colleges where most of these kids are actually being served? similar phenomenon you're findin witith k-122 where theh's thes

remember, when they were in the white house, the ivy leagues were still all male universities. >> right. >> that's right. >> women did not have -- sandra day o'connor couldn't get a job right out of law school, except a secretarial one. so, how did she find the strength, any of you, think how she -- >> i'm going to point to barbara franklin, because barbara was running the office of women's issues. so, i'm going to tell your story. and bobbie kill borne and susan porter rose, these women who worked in the white house then knew mrs. nixon, knew how she worked within the white house office and the departments that were there, thanks to leadership with you, ann armstrong, others, that were very conscious of this burgeoning women's movement. and mrs. nixon, because she's politically astute, realized that the republicans were losing some ground on this. it was the democrats that were proposing legislation and bills to support women, and she worked very closely with the office of women's issues in the white house to help get more appointments, right -- >> she did. >> -- appointments of women

even when you look at some of those ivy leagues. thank you very much. and thanks to all of you for joining us. our coverage continues now with ac 360 and anderson. >> erin, thanks very much. good evening tonight with the coronavirus death toll approaching 47,000. the white house appears to be choosing loyalty and political concerns over science or even the simple truth. today the government doctor who was until just days ago in charge of the federal vaccine effort sought whistle-blower protection. he said he was sidelined because he chose science over unproven and potentially deadly drugs favored by president trump. and rick bright, that's his name, rick bright's sudden removal from his job as biomedical advance research development authority or barta appears to be part of a pattern. in his case punishing a career professional. also according to new reporting tonight in the wall street journal, threatening to fire another, and this evening yet another scientist was forced to publicly attempt to backtrack on something he himself admits he said. the direc

. >> i know, doctor, there's been some universities, ivy league schools, for example have been talking about the possibility -- what they'll do in the fall. it's on the table to postpone fall semesters. this is an issue that's front and center for millions of americans. do you think that -- they have to make these decisions in the next month or two. do you think it's possible we could be looking at a fall where a lot of people are not in school who are supposed to be? >> i think we'll have to reimagine how we do it. maybe the semester starts via telelearning, remote learning. maybe it's flexible. we'll have to see. well have to work through this. we have to play the long game here. we have to understand that eventually we will have a vaccine for this. i know 2022 sounds like forever. but it's essentially 18 months. a lot of people have been talking about working through this for 18 months. let's be smart. let's learn. let's innovate. we'll get through this. it will be different, but it doesn't have to be awful. >> so, today, you know, a lot of this -- how long it takes relies on not ju

swamp and ivy league eggheads. he said i am one of your biggest supporters.raise you in speaking to my large and growing national audience on radio and tv and through my nationally syndicated newspaper column. my audience loves and supports you. we have your back. do you know who does not have your back? the ivy league eggheads, the washington, d.c. small deli politicians and bureaucrats. no one elect the dr. anthony found she elected dr. deborah birx, surgeon general room adams, or hapless federal reserve chairman jerome powell i either. reason.good being lovedly about by the media. this is billy in florence, south carolina. caller: how are you doing? host: fine. caller: i just want to make sure that i think the woman from new york is on the money. the lady from michigan, i think she is kind of in that fear mongering part. here in south carolina, we have experienced little, if any. i think this year is just a bad -- in a bad flu season or pneumonia season, we do not close schools. you should go to church. use your god-given sense. if you're sick, stay home.