bernadette had a lawyer. my clients and had a lawyer but this is going on at community college, every level and not everybody has a lawyer. so is william barr in the president trump turns a table and puts the burden on the schools, not on the students to go to court and enforce the law laws. groups on campus have been instrumental in making sure it happens. i'm really excited to see that now are going to have -- who in the universities are going to defend them not adhering to the first amendment? >> laura: let's look at some of the federal funding some of the biggest schools get. johns hopkins gets about $2 billion a year. university of washington, seattle. 952 million. michigan gets 829 million. stanford, 710 million. university of north carolina chapel hill. half of johns hopkins funding comes from the department of defense. the president was i think clear in saying it's not about tuition, money that will go to tuition. these are special grants they get for various reasons. i have to ask you bernadette, our

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bernadette: really?: 12 years ago, my cousin irene and her entire family died in a horrific carbon monoxide accident the night before her wedding. that's horrible. yes and no. all those bridesmaids dresses remain unused and available to us for free. so it seems that cloud of odorless deadly gas had a silver lining after all. check it out, still in the bags. the gowns, not the bridesmaids. i don't know. dead people's dresses? yeah, and cap sleeves? eh... oh, i was hoping you wouldn't notice. irene was always a slave to a good bargain when it came to clothes, and sadly as it turned out, space heaters. ladies, please. these four walls once housed an intellectual salon where the mind received nourishment as well as the stomach. but through no one's fault, penny, the quality of dinner conversation in this apartment has declined. and again, i'm looking at no one in particular, penny. fine. what would you like to talk about, sheldon? "what would you like to talk about, sheldon?" why do you hate us?

bernadette is up first from new mexico. good morning. >> caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. the reason that i have called in is because i'm speaking from experience. and part of the problem that occurs is when it starts out as an eye exam and then it slowly progresses and your vision becomes distorted. but the thing that i'm concerned about is that the ophthalmologist, the eye surgeons, they are part of the problem. for example, i have not been able to get a decent pair of prescription glasses, because they're putting me through stages. they're putting me through stages. it comes to the point where my vision is corrected, then all of a sudden i go back and they redo a process using a laser that winds up -- my vision becomes distorted again. >> so bernadette, bring us to alzheimer's, though. >> caller: no, exactly. so when i went back, they said -- i said, i am not a part of your study. i don't want to be used as part of your clinical study. and what they said, the reason we're doing this is because you are part of a study. so this is -- they had

mediator count fork bernadette of sweden pressured israel to compromise, a terrorist troika that included future israeli prime minister yitzhak shamir had him gunned in his jeep at a road block in september 1948. by that time, with a press detectionle election looming in november, the lobby exercised a powerful influence over the truman administration. zionists worked through david niles a white house adviser on jewish affairs which became an essential post in future presidential administrations, they all had a specifically jewish affairs or zionist lobby adviser. the israeli patriarch hime wiseman assiduously cultivated truman with eddie jacobson, a zionist from kansas city. fully aware and frequently resentful of the pressure exerted on him by tzionist lobb, truman sided with it and against the state department. the united states became the first nation to recognize israel, supported a massive influx of jewish migrants and glossed the ethnic cleansing of palestine. president eisenhower, and secretary of state john foster dulles, presented a greater challenge for israel and the lobby the

simon sutton last month, the co-head of drama, david levine both announced they're leaving with bernadettearture last week now david levy these departures due to the consolidation and the new hierarchy in place hbo and turner now both report to former nbc entertainment chairman bob greenblatt. hereports to john stanke randall stevenson responding saying the company is on track for distributing content directly to consumers. >> i don't know, if richard plepler versus bob greenblatt a brain drain? this is a very talented executive so i feel pretty good about that. >> reporter: the reorganization of warner media is very much under way. just today at&t offering buyouts to all turnpike e turner execut the age of 55 with more than ten years of experience. now, in terms of hbo, the team that's departing did put in place the pipeline of the shows for the next year or two we'll have to see whether at&t can attract new talent or hold on to the talent it has. back to you. >> julia, stick with us. mike, lots of announcements this week on the streaming side of things the focus tends to be on do you hav

bernadette, new mexico, good morning. caller: good morning.s i amon i have called speaking from experience. part of the problem is it starts out as an eye exam and slowly progresses and your vision becomes discordant. just -- theit ophthalmologist, the eye surgeons, they are part of the problem. i have not been able to get a decent pair of prescription glasses because they are putting me through stages. my vision is corrected, all of a sudden, i go back and they redo a process, using a laser, and my vision is distorted again. host: bring us to alzheimer's. caller: exactly. i said, i am not a part of your study. said, you are part of the study. no consent of mine. that is what they are doing. they're using senior citizens or any type of individual that may have a compromised and they are using them and not reporting the truth. guest: i am sorry to hear about the challenges you seem to be doctor and your progressive care. alluld recommend, and for the viewers, to think about, medicare now covers a care planning benefit. anyone diagnosed with mil

thanks, bernadette.around 115,000 disappointed about? yes, we are predicting around 115, 000 disappointed household about? yes, we are predicting around 115,000 disappointed household this morning. and that is a lot of children who are suddenly in a situation where they might not be going to school with their mates, or not the route they were expecting. what sort of impact can that have on a child and a family? well, of course, you know, it is your child, pa rents course, you know, it is your child, pa re nts get course, you know, it is your child, parents get incredibly upset if they don't get the school they want and it can be a very worrying time for the child. 0ne it can be a very worrying time for the child. one of the first things we say to families is, when you get that notification, if it is a school you are fearful about, do not convey that to your child, because of the scenario they might end up going there and the worst possible thing is to have it ringing in their ears, that it is to have it