, and he would say, no it's baruch, and the cottage cheese would come -- [ audience groans ] by the endked like one of those ceilings in the valley. [ light laughter ] but i was high at my bar mitzvah. >> seth: wait, how did you? how quick? did it work? >> oh yeah, i was like flying. i was all, hey how are you? hey. i got another tune for you. >> seth: wow. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's great, and did you feel it right away? did the miltown go to work right away? >> it didn't. during the speech, i got -- i kind of went off. it was interesting. yeah. [ laughter ] i kind of did like an ella fitzgerald, jerry lewis sort of -- >> seth: got it. did you enjoy your bar mitzvah? did you enjoy going to other people's bar mitzvahs? >> i was high at my bar mitzvah. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay, but what about other ones, when you, when you were sober at other -- when you went to friends' bar mitzvahs. >> are you asking me if i'm happy at other people's bar mitzvahs? >> seth: when you were 13. >> yes. >> seth: did you have fun then. >> now. >> seth: you didn't really. >> no, actually i've nev

in 2013 authorities say members of the pi delta psi frat from baruch college forced deng and his fellow pledges to run across a frozen field blindfolded, weighted down with 30-pound backpacks, all while being assaulted. >> he was singled out, and he was treated harsher than the other pledges. >> reporter: deng lost consciousness, and police say it took the students nearly two hours before they drove him to a hospital. he later died. >> a lot of individuals who refused to cooperate, they lied to the police, they hid and tried to hide evidence. >> reporter: just today four brothers from pi delta psi pled guilty to voluntary and hindering apprehension in the michael deng case. later this week the frat brothers charged in tim piazza's death will face a judge in a preliminary hearing. >> we will not stop until justice is done for them and for tim. >> reporter: penn state says it has placed a hold on the fraternity members facing charges who were scheduled to graduate this spring. as for tim's family, they say they're considering filing wrongful death lawsuits against penn state, the fraterni

in 2013 authorities say members of the pi delta baruch college forced deng and his fellow pledges tos a frozen field blindfolded weighted down with 30-pound backpacks all while being assaulted. >> he was singled out and he was treated harsher than the other pledges. >> reporter: deng lost consciousness and police say it took the students nearly two hours before they drove him to a hospital. he later died. >> a lot of individuals who refuse to cooperate, they lie to the police, they hid and try to hide evidence. >> reporter: 37 students were indicted but so far only one brother has pled guilty to charges connected to deng's death. five are awaiting trials on third degree murder charges. back at penn state eight more fraternity brothers are scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow afternoon, but the charges are bringing little comfort to a family rocked with grief and a campus shaken by a death that could have been avoided. >> no one should ever stop someone from trying to call for help. >>> up next gears and we talk about how "king of anything" singer sara bareilles became queen of everythi

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we think it is something that could absolutely make sense. ,onnie: joining us from the cme bill baruchdo ultralong bonds make sense? bill: i'm still trying to wrap my head around it right now. doesn't make sense to some degree? yes. interest rates are low and locking in this debt, that makes sense. ultimately come i don't know if this is something they will get done anytime soon. i'm looking at the market in regards to 10 year. the yield jumped on those comments yesterday. there's a lot of support in the prices, the inverse and yields. -- inverse in yields. onk: hedge funds are bullish treasuries across the curve for the first time since july. what does that tell us? --l: we can a lot of bearish we have seen a lot of bearish feds pullback. i think the and treasury prices are headed higher for longer. but a lot of support that aroundcontract is right 125.5. that aligns with the 50 day moving average. went a bit lower, but it's not uncommon to see treasury prices head lower around a fed meeting and bottom out just after a fed meeting. mark: we going back to the house speaker. ryan: we wa

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she is presidential professor of history america at the baruch college and the graduate center of the city university of new york. she has appeared in numerous television documentaries, including the pbs special "alexander hamilton." she is the author of several books, including "the fourth coming," which she will discuss in an upcoming public program here on may 23. we are also thrilled to count on our panel our own new york historical trustee, annette gordon-reed. she is the charles warren professor of american legal history at harvard law school. in addition to her role at harvard law, professor gordon-reed is a member of the faculty of arts and sciences at harvard, and she was the carol k. pforzheimer professor at radcliffe institute for advanced study. she is the author of many books, including the pulitzer prize-winning "the hemingses of monticello," and her latest "most blessed of the patriarchs." we are also glad to welcome gil troy back to the historical society, a professor of history at mcgill university, a weekly columnist for the daily beast, and the editor of the revised

near a royal artillery baruch in london. that's the one that happened on this same date four years ago. then december 2015, a man with a knife stabbed a number of people at a subway station shouting "this is for syria." a controlled explosion after a passenger spotted an unattended bag filled with wires and alarm clocks. a train line, i a suspect was later detained. on the tuber subway station. july 21st, attempted bombing. march of this year, five people including a london police officer, who was stabbed, and the alleged assailant were killed in a terror attack that saw more than 40 people injured outside the british parliament building in an act described as a sick and depraved by the british prime minister theresa may and then tonight, this. outside the concert hall in manchester. thousands of young kids and others they are to see ariana grande, the u.s. pop sensation. the explosion happened and is believed to be a suicide bombing. 19 confirmed that and more than 50 confirmed injured. the city conciliate there, the arena

this time in new york's baruch college where four members have pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter after a pledge died during a hazing ritual and gio benitez has the story. good morning, gio. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. the students from this campus rented a home in the poconos for this pledge party. that's when everything went downhill and this morning we have guilty pleas. overnight, four former pi delta psi fraternity members pleading guilty for their roles in the hazing death of 19-year-old chun "michael" deng. >> he needed emergency attention and they delayed for several hours. >> reporter: authorities say in december 2013, deng participated in the hazing ritual called the glass ceiling where pledges run across a frozen field blindfolded and wearing a 30-pound backpack while fraternity members shove and take the pledges down. police say the hazing was harder on deng than anyone else calling the event brutal saying that after he was speared during a tackle he complained about his head hurting before he was eventually knocked out. police say the students waited mor