i am the executive director of the alumni association. good for them. i just want to say about lisa then i will shut up. of the many things that she did during her 25 years as president to, one of the great news was during the depth of the budget crisis when schools were looking at losing a significant portion of their staffing. she ventured into the untested waters of raising money from alumni to fund faculty and staff positions. thanks to her work and the work of the pt essay, we were able to fund librarians, councillors and teachers and a lot of the moms push back on that. that is where tax dollars go. why do you want money for us to pay for teachers,. >> we want to keep the library open. we want to support kids and have class sizes that don't go through the roof. we did it. we did it happily for several years. luckily things have gotten better. it was lisa's leadership that got us through that. thank you. [applause] >> seeing no other public comment, any comments from commissioners on this item? >> i wanted to say i had the opportunity to serve with

. >> ucla's black alumni association posted a conversation with activist and author angela davis and rapper common. they shared insights from the personal experiences in activism. >> this is a packed room. welcome everybody. thanks for joining us. [applause] >> you probably save that applause because we certainly have some people to be on stage with me tonight that the desert only applause but a standing ovation i would say.

coast guard academy alumni association says it was a $28,000 contract to create the statue.emember the fearless girl was placed at the new york stock exchange in 2017 to encourage more female representation on the corporate boards. >> thank you, diana we understand that pizza hut has a surprise for parents on super bowl sunday. >> the chain will award the parents of the first baby boy after kickoff one year free pizza until the next year super bowl. this will be for across boston and la. that will take top prize in the parents of the babies born during the game need to tweet the photo of the newborn including the time of birth tag, and using #pizza hut special delivery and promotion. >> that is genius marketing by pizza hut and the pr staff. that is diane king hall with cbs money watch this morning. enjoy it. >> it is too bad that gianna is not due for another couple of months or she could have free pizza hut. >> it's all about timing. >>> it is 5:41 am. >>> facebook is eavesdropping on users that make the team and the teenager that found the bug, and how he realized somethi

from los angeles, the ucla black alumni association hosts this hour, 20 minute event. >> this is a packed room. welcome, everybody. thanks for joining us. [applause] >> you probably say that applause because we have people on stage tonight that not only deserve applause, but a standing ovation. tonight's conversation, imagining social justice and what we hope to do is not only discussed the current state of social injustice, but also connecting it to the past. hope y discussed the current state of social injustice, but also connecting it to the past. we certainly have one of the foremost at the business in history who can give us context into how these are linked together. my job is to not crash the ferrari. we have incredibly buff of people that will help frame a lot of the issues near and dear to us. i don't want to stand here and talk to much. i will give the people here an opportunity to find some seat -- seats. i won't delay much because we want your from the wonderful people. in case you have been living in a cave or a hole in the ground and you do not know who these two people are,

. >> ucla's black alumni association posted a conversation with activist and author angela davis and rapper common. they shared insights from the personal experiences in activism. >> this is a packed room. welcome everybody. thanks for joining us. [applause] >> you probably save that applause because we certainly have some people to be on stage with me tonight that the desert only applause but a standing ovation i would say. two nights conversation is imagining social justice, and but we hope to do is not only discuss the current state of social justice and different racial andho gender issues but also connecting them to the past because we certainly have one of the foremost activist in history that's with us who can give us some context into how these movements are linked together. my job as the moderator is just not to crash the fourth equipment two incredibly thoughtful people that are with us that i think will help us put perspectives and fame a lot of the issues i know are really near and dear to us. i don't want to stand up. and talk too much, though i will give the people who

from los angeles, the ucla black alumni association hosts this hour, 20 minute event. >> this is a packedelcome, everybody. thanks for joining us. [applause] >> you probably say that applause because we have people on stage tonight that not only deserve applause, but a standing ovation. tonight's conversation, imagining social justice and what we hope to do is not only discussed the current state of social injustice, but also connecting it to the past. hope y discussed the current state of social injustice, but also connecting it to the past. we certainly have one of the foremost at the business in history who cave

association, a female led bulgarian ngo run by alumni who still continue to empower and educate young women. in jamaica, several years later, i served as the first peace corps response volunteer, called crisis corps in those days. jamaica, i served directly with disadvantaged youth. i worked with a small local n.g.o. on grant writing, strategic planning, communications, and it was in jamaica after my service with peace corps, which is where i got my first job with u.s. aid, which really pointed me toward the career path i'm on today. so looking back when i first was a peace corps volunteer, fast forward a few decades, the peace corps director when i was a volunteer in bulgaria is now not only my c.s.i.s. colleague, but happens to work in the office adjacent to mine. it is an honor for me to introduce you all to him. his name is mark schneider, sitting here in the front row. he is currently the senior adviser to the c.s.i.s. americas program and the c.s.i.s. human rights initiative. in this role, he helps to remind us of the importance that good governance plays and how critical that i

i represent alumni who feel that their entire school and everything associated with them has been libeledfor these people who refuse to correct, retract or make any apology for their false statements. steve: there are some people, the defendants in this that's why you are considering a class action lawsuit. robert barnes just started the meter. 48 hours to correct it or next week they might get sued. >> that's right. steve: thank you for joining us from las vegas. >> thank you very much. ainsley: thank you. steve: i wonder how many people will do something now. the number is shocking. planned parenthood performing their most abortions last year since 2011. our next guest says this proves the claim of being a healthcare provider is simply a shameful lie. ainsley: plus, what would john kerry do if he met president trump face to face? >> if had you president trump sitting right opposite of you, what would your message be? >> resign. lafayett.[laughter] - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged with who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome. ordering custom ink t-shirts has been