what followed was an undergraduate degree from mercy university, a degree from hofstra.e was on his way to a ph.d. before the warden shut this down. >> the warden said this is a threat to our security. we're not a university, we're a prison. >> that just enabled him to focus on writing aided at that point by his wife kara. they met while michael was behind bars and have been married for ten years now. while in prison, michael published more than half a dozen books about his experience and prison life in general. professors around the country began adding his works to their courses. but it was one school, though, that decided to add michael himself. >> and i said, really? it was an amazing moment for me to think that a university was going to hire me. >> the transition, though, was not without its bumps. >> the biggest surprise was learning how to drive. i didn't know that i'd forgotten how to drive. i didn't know when i forgot how to drive. i didn't know i didn't know how to drive. but as soon as i got behind the wheel, i realized i didn't know how to drive. >> but if yo

. >> it wasn't an instant, but lisa, a widowed mother of three and undergraduate college student disided to do something about the problem. as part of her senior project, she started collecting food and new clothing. her first stop was at santa clara's facility. thanks to lisa and her project, santa clara has a closet full of new clothes and they're not the only ones. a little more than two year, it has expanded to help start programs in 13 california communities with more asking to join all the time. >> still ahead, it's a tiny bay area community that turned a big idea to reality. >> we did that. >> how against all odds, a youth group got pa brand-new state-of-the-art multiuntil dollar home. >> and she did what many other students in her neighborhood never got a chance to do -- graduate from college. >> if it wasn't for them, i wouldn't be here now. >> who they are and what they did for bianca and hundreds of children of the tenderloin coming up next. >> lance has always been a big life of vonia's life. she found solace during a tough time in her life and figured it would help sick chil

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for an american was an undergraduate in 1970s and how by among others marxists at berkeley at santa barbara, particularly provided by thatcher was liberating. 20,000 poles chewed her in november 1988 declared understood what the iron lady stood for. she wrote in 1992, i set out to destroy socialism because i felt it was at odds with the character of the people there we were the first country in the world to roll back the frontier of socialism. and roll forward the freedom. lastly, actually britain and america were important to the world because of their values. they were united by love of freedom, limited government, the role of all and the history that they can be proud of. as she once said, bridge people don't like being pushed around. as president obama's find with the affordable care act, neither do americans. we cherish freedom. i also found in britain that the left and many conservatives that the post-thatcher were fundamentally anti-american. they believed britain could go it alone or be part of a greater europe. and many quite frankly despised american values. lady thatcher didn't g

certainly a different city than the one i experienced as an undergraduate in the 1980s. it's now got the highest per capita income in the united states the past silicon valley. and in fact they have the luxury. there's actually a for our revealer in washington dc. you can go on the website and its for re: of washington dc and they have a quarter million dollar car on the nations capitol building. we did a special called boomtown we went and interviewed a salesman after re: of washington dc and explained to us car sales were great but they were in trouble with for re: of north america as compared to the dealership in south beach miami and hollywood and we asked if the sales are so great why are you having such a problem with ferrari of north america? he said in california and miami the dealership people come in and financed their cars and that's good for business. in dc they pay cash. that is absolutely true story. what's troubling about this is that this is the seat of government and its developed in washington dc not the same as wealth but its developed elsewhere in the

of certainly, a different city than the one i experienced as an undergraduate in the 1980s. it has now got the highest per capita income in the united states. they passed silicon l valley. and, in fact, they have the trappings of luxury. there's actually a ferrari dealer in washington d.c. [laughter] you can go on the web site, and it's ferrari of washington, d.c., and they've got a quarter million dollar car parked out in front of the nation's capitol building. we did a special on fox news in january called boon town, i don't know if any of you saw it, and this is absolutely true. we actually went and interviewed a salesman at ferrari of washington, d.c., and he explained to us that car sales were great, but they were in trouble with ferrari of north america as compared to the ferrari dealership in south beach, miami, and the other in hollywood. and we asked them, well, why? if sales are so great, why are you having such a problem with ferrari of north america? i kid you not, he said, well, the problem in california and miami the ferrari dealership, people come in and they

high school class, she graduated from princeton university, receiving the highest prize for an undergraduate, and she was editor of the yale law journal. she could have become highly paid lawyer at yale but she went into public service, becoming an assistant district attorney serving the people of new york. she served in almost all levels of the judicial system including private legal practice as well as years on the federal bench. in 2009, president barack obama nominated and the u.s. senate confirmed sonia sotomayor has the 111th justice of the supreme court. i give you sonia sotomayor. [applause] >> hello. [applause] [applause] >> after i got to washington in 2009, i met a whole bunch of texans from everywhere in this large state and i have been repeatedly invited to visit and when you get a new job you are a little busy. i haven't been able to come. it is a tribute to the warmth of the people i met then that it has been confirmed in a few hours i have been here already, that this is the third city of my tour. i was first in washington, my new home. i went back to the home of my heart, n.

guest: i went to the university of toronto as an undergraduate. had one of the best educations i could possibly have had. we had the most wonderful history department. then i went off to oxford and did history there. i spend my life doing history. stillthink history is hugely popular. i think people want to know. in some ways, has been fueled by the interest we have in our ancestors. the genealogical interest. many people want to know, what was the context in which this is happening? host: so what has happened to the amount of history being written, and has the internet changed that, other than your own experience? guest: you can find out some things on the internet. but the quality. so when i look up something on the internet, it is wonderful ts, but fate -- basic fac when you get to interpretations, i like to read stories, articles and books that will do that, because you can get so much information, but it is what you do with the information that is important. host: are you teaching? guest: not as much as i would like. i've a few graduate stude

i also went there as an undergraduate. i used to have lunch with thomas jefferson. that is what my students think. >> host: who is -- outside the presence company, who is your favorite historian? >> guest: there are so many of them. a terrific job. it is fact based. you know, i don't think in the end people who write books that are of little too misty eyed, i don't think they are contributing to what people really need to know about historical figures. >> host: he got it right down the middle. he was not too far. i think the gutted. >> guest: exactly. i agree. >> host: what makes a good historian? >> guest: i am actually a political historian. i am in politics and this is a political bloc. whether you're doing political history, regular history, political science, you have to be able to detach yourself to a certain degree. politics, your own personal feelings. everyone has opinions. we are all watching -- will come with batteries and opinions attached, but there are a dime a dozen. everybody has got one on anything. think it is important to the fact based. very impo

it he resented it as an undergraduate and came to resent it as a professor there. he then became president of the college. and it was at this time he decided now i have the ability to change what this college is. wilson's predecessor in the presidency of princeton was a man who used to brag he ran the finest country club in america. [laughter] he did. there was no question about it. it was an enclave for the sons of the very, very rich. wilson tried to tear that down. it was in doing that, he began writing about what he was doing and speaking about what he was doing. this is how the most immediate oric rise in american history occurred. people began to look at wilson, who used the princeton campus as a great metaphor for america. he believed higher education should be the great catapult for people. anybody from any class in a country that has no classes but in such a country, anybody who is educate and works hard should be able to leapfrog. it should be able to go up a step a rung or two or the ladder. wilson became famous for this, so much so that some of the poli

she earned an undergraduate degree in moscow studying metal engineering. stir until smooth. stacey is thinking the students. i salute you can see it. i know. main character in the series is the river hull. it shakes alinsky. declining an alliance of the people who live on it stinks. both rich and four. is anyone who tries to look beneath the surface of things unseen. power to set its history can never be fully understood. new issues to people far. and it also hides their seats. secrets that publication are just covered by people like signposts and harry who have eyes to see. aye aye aye aye aye. the audiences are all interested in assisting the same way that american audiences are and they're interested in you know in america mrs they're also interested in this is from other countries because that again they're interested in the genre itself in the format in the way that that format this kind of existential and answers questions about good and evil and crime and punishment. and so therefore its worldwide. i like about it it's the mystery is that. not only are you. what chang

>> if you are an undergraduate student, you should look into getting a law degree and think about doingegulatory law. like so, come on. and thethe banks antitank activists and the regulators all be happy? i am a cynic. >> there are 1000 pages. i would be lying to you if i read every page. >> you are repeating the bloomberg story. >> yes, i went to bloomberg and got the interpretation. what is hedging, what is hedging on behalf of clients? there is a lot of definition that has to remind me of this. as it relates to big banks getting involved in private equity and getting involved and hedge funds. those guys have been big contributors of capital to these. we have seen those banks began to divest themselves. moving out ofhose banking organizations into other firms where they do what they do without the overarching regulatory framework. i do think it will be challenging for the larger institutions to navigate this but i have a lot of confidence in this. i am sure that they will be able to figure out something because they always do. >> they do so much for joining us. away, you got to use th

as an undergraduate in ms. krass's case, and for a master's in ph.d in ambassador smith's case. i note that this isn't the only way to be confirmed through the intelligence community, but it might be the best way. i'd also like to remind members, please, do not discuss classified topics or to ask questions that require a classified answer. mr. vice chairman, would you like to make your opening statement, and then i think senator bennett is here, and we will go to senator bennett. >> thank you, madam chair, and i didn't go to stanford, but i hope i can read all of my statement here. well, thanks, madam chair, and i join you in congratulating ms. krass and ambassador smith on being nominated by the president for these respected positions, and i also want to express our thanks to their predecessors, steven preston and philip goldburg, for their service. last week the committee approved this report on the september 12 benghazi terrorist attacks. this report includes findings and recommendations that are relevant to both the cia and the state department and including the bureau of in

certainly a different city than the one i experienced as an undergraduate in the 1980s.ow got the highest per capita income in the united states the past silicon valley. and in fact they have the luxury. there's actually a for our revealer in washington dc. you can go on the website and its for re: of washington dc and they have a quarter million dollar car on the nations capitol building. we did a special called boomtown we went and interviewed a salesman after re: of washington dc and explained to us car sales were great but they were in trouble with for re: of north america as compared to the dealership in south beach miami and hollywood and we asked if the sales are so great why are you having such a problem with ferrari of north america? he said in california and miami the dealership people come in and financed their cars and that's good for business. in dc they pay cash. that is absolutely true story. what's troubling about this is that this is the seat of government and its developed in washington dc not the same as wealth but its developed elsewhere in the countr

>> hi, yes, i'm nina russell, an undergraduate. i was just wondering given your analysis what would you say -- would you say that the next steps in reforms to take place at the federal or the state level given political feasibility? >> so i guess i wouldn't say one or the other. i think the states have tremendous opportunity right now. they are enabled to experiment. there are 50 of them, so we can look at 50 different experiments, and they each have a different sort of culture. and, actually, as we've looked over the states, they already are different in terms of what they're spending in medical care and social services. so we have natural experiments going on. we need to do the research that then ties those spending patterns to actually health outcomes. but i'm excited about the state level experimentation. i think that's going to prove very fruitful for us. >> any state in particular that we think is doing a good job? connecticut perhaps? [laughter] >> connecticut is right on the precipice of doing a great thing. [laughter] >> i

they have an undergraduate degree. they spend four years in medical school. they then spend three or four years in specialty training, so they have 12 years at a minimum of higher education. and they come out all excited about actually doing good, real god, making a difference -- real good, making a difference in individual people's lives, whether it's holding a hand when somebody's going through a rough time or diagnosing a very serious disease. the payment for being a physician is the relationship with the patient. it doesn't have anything to do with money. it has to do with helping your fellow man. i'm going to tell you that is totally upside down right now. and if you don't think that makes a difference, when you have a doctor walk into a clinic study and you're sitting there on an exam table and that doctor is focused on how am i going to pay the overhead, how am i going to buy the next piece of equipment that i need to actually do care for you the way i need to care, how am i going to buy insurance for my own employees, how am i going to pay the necessa

i have an undergraduate engineering degree, a master's degree. one of the things i have seen is that a lot of americans are not really prepared to do what is necessary to climb the economic ladder. every childto have have a cell phone. every child has an ipad. people are spending money, consuming things they do not need. the economic ladder is a combination of your income and out build. i think that has to be a part of the equation as well. host: caroline in mississippi. how old are you? turned 74.t i have the same birthday as harry reid. [laughter] we are as different as two people can be. host: [laughter] what is your story? theer: i appreciated previous remarks from the callers on the articles you were showing. i agree with your article and the last on him and who called. -- gentleman who called. he's jobs at walmart are not supposed to be career jobs. these are supposed to be entry jobs. raising the minimum wage will kill more jobs and keep more young people from being able to get a job at all. school.ed high later on, i sent myself to colleg

as an undergraduate in ms. krass and as a master's for ph.d. in mr. smith's case am i note this isn't the only way to be confirmed through the intelligence community, but it might be the best way. i'd also like to remind members please do not discuss classified top ex-or to ask questions that require a classified answer. mr. vice tcharme, would you like to make your opening statement? then i think senator been set here and we will go to him. >> thank you, madam chair. i dent go to stanford. but i hope i can read all of my statement. thanks, madam chair, and i join new con grating them on being nominated by the president for these respective positions. i also want to express our thanks to their predecessors, steven preston and phillip goldberg, for their service. last week the committee approved this report on the september 12 terrorist attacks. this report includes findings and recommendations that are relevant to both the c.i.a. and the state department, including the into rowe of intelligence and research. there are many lessons to be learned from b

i became as an undergraduate fascinated with public poll system university of michigan at that time had a reputation as being deeply involved in public policy, a tract between ann arbor and washington was well worn. i never had gardner ackley as a teacher because he left michigan and was head of the council of economic advisors. so there was a public policy application there. and a natural place to apply that was the federal reserve system. the federal reserve bank of kansas city had a reputation then as it does now as having a very good small, relative to new york, research department with high standards, with good access to the policy makers, to the director of research and the president of the bank before fomc meetings. it was a great place to go and begin practicing economics as public policy. >> how did you happen to come to washington? >> several of the people that i joined kansas city fed at the same time i did ended up coming back to the board of governors in the next few years. >> you mean on the staff? >> on the staff of the board of governors, right. they kept calling and say

a handful of first ladies at that time had an undergraduate degree. >> sometimes it is forgotten, herinfluence on historic preservation. now, we take it as a given, if there is a beautiful historic building, there better be a good reason to take that down. but years ago that was not the case, when the term urban or newly is used. if john kennedy in particular and jackie kennedy as first lady had not been the first lady in the 1960s -- the executive office building next to the white house would have been torn down, which white eisenhower was willing to do. he thought that this was an eyesore. part of the white house would be torn down. >> dolley madison -- the white house was lit up -- >> it would have been replaced by federal office buildings of the time -- a penitentiary and a prison yard. this really helped the historic preservation -- >> in the book you quote aldrich >> this was her schoolmate at miss porter's school. >> she wrote that mrs. kennedy designed her mission of first lady along the following lines. do you remember this? >> preservation of family, entertaining with style

and miggs, that state attorney, an fsu grad and undergraduate and an fsu grad in law school, a big boosters? come on, this is an old boys network. and what happened to that woman is outrageous! i'm telling you, this is something -- this is football, not just -- >> if this ever happens to anybody or anybody's daughter or anybody, anything like that, go to the hospital, go to the hospital. that's the advice. get examined, because -- >> oh, she did have a rape kit. she had a rape kit. the interview first, then the rape kit, so eventually, they did. so, there is great documentary evidence. we know she had sex with that guy that night -- >> right, we just don't know it it was forced all right, another situation involving football players, the university of north carolina. we only have 90 seconds. a professor has been charged with a felony for doing what? >> he created a class. the chairman of the department of afro studies and african-american studies created a class, a lecture series attended by 18 of the university of north carolina at chapel hill football players and a retired football playe

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that would be continuous education where i might be using maybe 20%, 25% of what i learned as an undergraduatest of the other things have been picked up along the way. here's a great resource. you can take these online courses and you can learn about things you haven't learned before. >> do you get pushback? you're an m.i.t. professor, do you get pushback that what you're doing is going to mean the end of the university as we know it? >> there are certainly a lot of debaters. and as professors, we like to debate. debate, you have people on both sides and we'll continue the conversation. but the key here is online technology is not going to replace university. i like to think of this technology as lifting all boats, including universities. as an example, within m.i.t. itself, one in 200 graduates is using edx. the blended model has been going on for 20 or 30 years, but it's becoming more and more popular to improve the quality of campus education using online content. >> thank you both for coming in. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >>> up next, we have a new warning from the man who hacked the

there was an experiment done with male undergraduate students. age o victoria's secret model or a rock. it turns out the guys that were looking at the victory's secret model made significantly worse financial decisions than those who had been looking at a rock. i'm sure cnbc viewers are also looking at rocks, not at victoria's secret models. but seriously, we have to note our emotional and our physical states because we bring that into our decision-making. >> i'm going to remember not to choose my mutual funds while looking at a victoria's secret catalog. let's talk about corporate leaders who have multiple decisions to make every single day. how -- and multiple tasks to accomplish. what is your best advice for a corporate decision-maker to be able to make decisions better and more clearly? >> well, i've spent the past 20 years advising some of the world's leading decision-makers, ceos, presidents, prime ministers on big decisions. one of the things that comes up time and time again is a need to cut yourself off from the decisions that don't matte

an urban campus. there is something like 6700 undergraduate students and thousands more who are graduate and professionals on campus. they were in an urban environment. so the harvard yard where these four buildings, they have been evacuated, that sits in a very populated area. not just populated with students, but with people of all different other kinds of activities who are related to that area. so they can't take this lightly. this is the beginning of the second week of exams, as you pointed out. could a student be nervous about not being prepared and could this be some sort of a hoax to delay the final exams? they don't know. but they cannot take any chances that it's only a hoax. they have got to investigate this thoroughly. >> as you point out, it's a bustling area. as we look at the graphic on our left, we see the four different buildings that are being observed right now after these unconfirmed reports came in. we've got the science center, thayer, sever and emerson. there are about 21,000 students combined between the undergraduate and classes for those seeking higher forms of education and then