and this is a common scenario of how bad it gets on college campuses. now students and professors shouldn't have to sue in order to enjoy their first amendment rights but the good news at least in this situation is out of the eight cases through this project that have been resolved so far, they've all been resolved in favor of free speech. and most of them were actually settled before they even got to court, so it seems like some administrators at least are slowly learning that it's a lot less costly and it takes a lot less time to simply abide by the 1st amendment instead of digging in their heels and digging it out in court. but even though administrators at some schools are slowly timely getting a handle on 1st amendment law, there are still some very serious dangers to free expression and i'm going to talk about two of them today. they both have to do with the office for civil rights. ocr is part of the department of education and it's the agency that's responsible for enforcing title 9 which prohibits sex discrimination in schools that receive fede

this is a common scenario of how bad it gets on college campuses. now students and professors shouldn't have to sue in order to enjoy their first amendment rights, but the good news in this situation is out of the eight cases through this project that have been resolved so far have all been resolved in favor of free speech. most of them are actually settled before they even got to court. so it seems like summit and its traders at least are slowly learning that it's a lot less costly and takes a lot less time to simply abide by the first amendment instead of digging in their heels and going out to core. but even though i've been some school is finally getting a handle on first amendment law, there are still some very serious free expression and i'm going to talk about two of them today. they both have to do with the office first amendment rights. part of the department of education agency responsible for enforcing title ix, which prohibits discrimination in schools that receive federal funding. for colleges, it's all but four colleges nationwide are

of administrative control over students but rather student-student relations involving speech on campuses. >> well, i think you've given an adequate answer to that may take a little time, but it seems to me you to know what the particular dispute is that the students are talking about in any city. you have to determine where the dispute is being -- the disagreement occurs, not just what they have to say, and, of course, there are limits on what one can say in class that would not apply to -- in the public arena. so i think it's difficult for me to isolate the precise issue where the disagreements arises. but it's like any other large institution, you certainly have to have rules to control behavior and you can't say anything you want in any area, but i'm not quite sure how i can make that more specific than that. >> the back. >> justice stevens, thank you very much for coming to our university and giving us this opportunity and judge jordan, great to see you again. there's a case called the american insurance association versus garmindi, a 2003 decision where justice souter wrote a 5-4 de

you talk about college campused. there has always been the militant hard left anti-military sentiment. it came out during vietnam. they didn't come out against the warrior. by the i amers. at certain moment you see it pop its head up. we don't know if this was a couple of thugs or a concerted effort to send a message. but disrespect is always at the bottom. adam: our freedom comes from the men and women like you who have served this country. maybe we need to reinstate mandatory service to the country for all the people between 18-21 so everybody shares in this republic's goals and futures. >> there is a certain percentage of people bearing the burden on this. >> i do think a new sort of trigger point at selective service. when you have to sign up at the age of 18 that forces people to think. and say let me make an intentional decision about joining a corps where i stay fit, a ready reserve. a minuteman-type corps. patriots who would do more if they were asked. adam: let's talk about donald trump. he's making big news

this is a common scenario of how bad it gets on college campuses. students and professors should not have to sue to enjoy their first amendment rights, but the good news is that out of the eight cases through this project that have been resolved so far, they have all been resolved in favor of free speech. this of them were actually settled before they got to court. so it seems like some administrators at least are slowly learning it is a lot less it takes a lot less time to simply abide by the first amendment and -- instead of digging in their heels and duking it out in court. even though administrators at some schools are slowly getting a handle on first amendment law, there are some very serious dangers to free expression, and i will talk about two of them today. they have to do with the office for civil rights. is part of the project part of education and the agency responsible for enforcing title ix, which prohibits sex discrimination. for colleges, it is all about four colleges nationwide. i also want to say that if a school finally title ix, t

this is a common scenario of how bad it gets on college campuses. students and professors should not have to sue in order to enjoy their first amendment rights, but out of the eight cases through this project that have been resolved so far, they have all been resolved in favor of speak to five free-speech and mostly settled before they even got to court. some administrators are slowly learning that it is less costly and takes less time to simply abide by the first amendment and set of digging in their heels. even though administrators at some schools are slowly finally getting a handle on first amendment law, there are some very serious dangers to free expression, and i will talk about two of them today. the ocr is part of the department of education, and it is the agency responsible for and hope -- enforcing title ix which prohibits sex discrimination. for colleges it is all but about four colleges nationwide because most receive federal grants of some sort. now, i also want to say as a note that, if a school of those violate ix they can have fundi

and the latest victim of the liberal lunacy on college cam s campus campuses. will he speak at all u? find out after these headlines. >>> donald trump will meet with house speaker paul ryan who said this week he is not ready to endorse the nominee. it's a decision many conservatives are facing. we'll speak with generalmy martin, she haed it is tea party patriots and had endorsed ted cruz. >>> it's state heavily dependent on coal and ahead, we'll break down the energy policy the presidential candidates left in the race and tell you what it could mean for american workers. >>> and a massive canadian wildfire has destroyed 16 buildings. firefighters are struggling to contain the blaze. >>> tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from the town of ft. mcmurray. the latest on this story just ahead. >>> welcome to the journal editorial report. donald trump now the presumptive nominee after a big win in indiana tuesday knocked both remaining rivals out of the presidential race. an and hillary clinton, she may have lost to bernie sanders in the hoosier state, bu

there's actually very little media about what's happening on campuses. there's also been a weird completion of issues. this headline is incoherent. federal crackdown on campus assault and free speech. only if you think of sexual assault as sexual harassment is it sometimes related to speech. in truth, professors were often full of themselves but if you really believe were the greatest, you far overestimated our ability. i think it's important to recognize the safety aspect here not to rely on the criminal justice system but imagine someone who's an accused murderer. it may take years. everyone may graduate we might have robbers. universities have long dealt with these issues under campus safety code. they also expel students or suspend them pending the investigation. so one of my arguments here is that a four going to focus on legislation to correct the shortcomings of title ix and deal with this problem, maybe we need to have a safety statue because in some ways it might lessen some of the backlash that has occurred against the sexual assault on campus.

chief legal correspondent shannon bream reports on the fight to keep college campuses diverse when it comes to the school of thought. >> if you get through four years of college without being offended you should ask for your money back. >> once viewed as the perfect place for young minds to test the boundaries of their belief and theories, higher education campuses across the u.s. have increasingly come under fire. for attempts to ignore or even excellence perspectives seen as outside the mainstream. >> you need to get out. >> no, i don't. >> you need to get out. >> it's absolutely contrary to the purpose of a university which is to be a marketplace of ideas and to expose people to viewpoints they may not have heard before. >> professor john shields who teaches and is the co-author of the new back, passing on the right. conservative professors in the progressive university says the shrinking number of conservative professors is undisputed and contributing to a substandard educational environment. >> i think it does a great disservice to students and to liberal students. because they'r

out of state students get $15,000 if they go to one of the 18 other undergraduate campuses. and staying at one of the four campuses with available housing, that knocks an additional $5,000 off the bill. >>> and some of the brightest young minds are in our nation's capital right now. they're taking part in one of the toughest competitions around. >> may i have the definition, please? >> this is video of the preliminary rounds of the 2016 scripps national spelling bee. what began as a competition of 285 spellers is now down to just 45. three of them from right here in our area. and we caught up with one of those kids who's an eighth grader in delaware county. she says a lot of work goes into being a good speller. >> should be a word nerd and you should, like, be prepared to study and, like, make sure and know the words and their definitions and things but most of all, you should like words. >> be a word nerd. love that. a cherry hill fifth grader and newark, delaware, sixth grade student will compete in tomorrow's semifinal round. >>> well, do you know where your tax dollars a

do you see any change agents on any college campuses?is a unique organization. it's unbelievable you could go -- it's group think that reinforces itself, and everyone sits there and chuckles, season the that funny? and nobody speaks up to say, are we trying to educate people in a whole way in this university, so we're presenting -- we're sending them out into the world. what an awakening. michael bloomberg spoke about safe spaces in a commencement speech recently. >> and he was booed. >> because he was saying, look, don't be wimps. >> don't be wimps. >> he's telling the administration don't bow to the safe spaces and the kids started booing him. >> i'm looking at jon stewart's book at william and mary. ellen degeneres at tulane in 2009. she's not overly political, ellen. conine owe brian dartmouth, fallin. he's not political. they're getting the biggest names they can get. have you ever been invited to speak at a college graduation? >> no, i have not. i think it would be a good idea. >> i spoke to my college, but it was all about here's

chief legal correspondent shannon bream reports on the fight to keep college campuses diverse when itmes to the school of thought. >> if you get through four years of college without being offended you should ask for your money back. >> once viewed as the perfect place for young minds to test the boundaries of their belief and theories, higher education campuses across the u.s. have increasingly come under fire. for attempts to ignore or even excellence perspectives seen as outside the mainstream. >> you need to get out. >> no, i don't. >> you need to get out. >> it's absolutely contrary to the purpose of a university which is to be a marketplace of ideas and to expose people to viewpoints they may not have heard before. >> professor john shields who teaches and is t co-author of the new back, passing on the right. conservative professors in the progressive university says the shrinking number of conservative professors is undisputed and contributing to a substandard educational environment. >> i think it does a great disservice to students and to liberal students. because they're not

csu campuses are protesting tuition increases and potential cuts to the college of ethnic study. the march is set for this hour and we'll have more at 12:30 with a live report. >>> the presidential candidates are focusing on tomorrow's primary in indiana. a number of analysts say indiana could be the determining factor here in the race for the republican presidential nomination. donald trump leads republicans there in indiana and hillary clinton has a slight edge over bernie sanders. both front runners say they have the nomination wrapped up. >> we are going to be so successful as a country, and you will be proud of your president and you will be proud of your country again. i'm telling you, you will. >> we cannot let barack obama's legacy fall into donald trump's hands. >> the other candidates say they are staying in the race all the way to the party's convention. bernie sanders says he believes the democrats will have a contested in philadelphia in july. both ted cruz and john kasich continue to insist they are taking their campaigns to the party's convention in cleveland, whic

a troubling trend on college campuses. new federal data shows a huge increase in sexual assaults over the last 10 years. kpix 5's kiet do is live at stanford university on what's being done >>> reporter: good morning. for the first time federal data is now available that breaks down sexual assaults into the subcategories of rape and fondling. here's how the bay area's biggest colleges stack up. there's only data available from 2014 but stanford university tops the list at 26 cases of rape and 4 cases of fondling followed by uc- berkeley with 15 rapes and 9 fondlings. san francisco state had 5 rapes and no fondling reports. san jose state had 2 rapes and 13 fondlings. this week has been dubbed it's on us action week. it's where the obama administration is trying to change the culture of victim blaming and make more of an evident to prevent sexual assault. the initiative calls on students to host of events on campus to engage classmates to prevent attacks and support survivors of sexual assault. >> what the senator found out

today's campuses and steeped in the spirit of the lincoln douglas debates. one of the things we've lost and i've come to realize how much we lost it. a lot of kids read john stuart mill's on liberty. they read john milton, they read sort of classics of free speech, david jefferson and de tocqueville. fewer students do that now although i must say it is pretty sound on the narrow question. but one of the unanticipated consequences of dropping so many required courses and books is that the free-speech classics are no longer as known as they once were when i was in college. i must have read on liberty four or five times for different classes. it kept coming up and now you can easily go through most schools without ever reading on liberty even ones. so one used to be able to assume there was a kind of common culture of liberty or free-speech that you could fall back on and that is less true now, but it has sort of inspired me to begin to assign liberty and the american government and other courses where i wouldn't necessarily have assigned before just to get in

scott: college campuses have been on a gender bender for some time.t nearby american university, this guide teaches students how to use pronouns respectfully and councils students who always ask what someone's pronouns are. >> it is important to respect how someone identifies. there are things we should all be learning -- how to use these terms. scott: carlo per refers them, their, they -- since they is neither a he or a she. >> we assume other people's gender. i can say them, their. scott: the american dialect society chose they is the word of the year in 2015. to be used by people rejecting the traditional binary of he and she. it is a trend that riles critics. jay norlinger wrote that the new pronouns are ugly and soulless -- like robot language -- and that today's of session with sex, self, and identity is terribly damaging. >> ve is a gender-neutral pronoun developed over the last couple decades. it is meant to be a substitute for he or she. scott: to tennessee state representative bill dunne and a lot of ordinary americans, it sounds like talk f

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they allowed him to procure campuses and painting supplies. max ekman produced over 700 campuses.a lot of paintings. jesse was persecuted. he suffered hardship. he was threatened. he had interactions with figures and that was dangerous. but for him it was an incredibly exciting atmosphere and he worked like mad and he had i would say the most productive period of his whole career during the war. people recognize the modern artists continue to work, that our dealers continue to sell modern artworks all the way to 1945, and even though hitler officially band modern art and a behind the scenes back rooms of our dealerships, you could write these modern works in the artists continue to make a living in our trade continues in the same period >> host: in your book, professor petropoulos, you talk about public kosovo. >> guest: picasso i think represents the great myth of culture in the third right in occupied europe. all modern artists were anti- nazi and were persecuted and suffered tremendous hardship and difficulty and only after 1945 had they recovered their lives and continue on an

not the students. >> i've been speaking on campuses for 20 years. i go give my speech.s typically a spirited q&a. but it's always civil. i've never been shouted down by protesters. asked to never come back again. nothing like that at all. i think i'm doing what college life is supposed to be about. challenging opinions. not seeing your ideological opponents as simply evil people that should be silenced, but debating them and hearing them out. that's my typical experience on campus. >> you're describing the way a university should be. open to free exchange of ideas. >> and what's really sad here, is that it took pressure brought to bear from "the wall street journal," fox news, the manhattan institute, the national association of scholars. that's what it took for them to do the right thing. and they obviously didn't do it because they suddenly, you know, realized the importance of having a diverse set of views on campus. they did it under pressure. because they were embarrassed into doing it. >> i think it's important to note the ideas that you were going to talk about,

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it seems that we are more of a community on college campuses. so if a student does some income of around in some of the two situations in the missouri situation would be football team or at yell where i believe some administration are staff members put on samaras and there is a huge protest. do the students have the right -- had this dude is beach gone too far where the students each have a set did the employment of administration or faculty, where faculty hasn't necessarily done anything wrong. specifically. >> i guess his concern is that individuals on a college can't seal the day are offended, aggrieved, attacked by certain types as beach, whether or not the institution's failure for the failure of certain administrators to take action to prevent that continuing allows the university to take punitive action against those people who were in charge. so if a sentence due to does something that is offensive to another set of an administration is enough being likes of dave go to it, whether or not those you think are proper grounds to take adminis

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it's a higher rate on campuses in our society at large.use these kind of institutions provide perfect storm seasons for these crimes to be committed. you have a young population, a party culture in which there's ample opportunity for the crimes to be committed and as you've seen and just heard, you don't have good mechanisms on campus to investigate these crimes and you often have things that inhibit people from coming to report. >> that particular incident where she's being compelled by her university according to her to come in and speak on the record about a crime that is currently, you know, under litigation. i mean, nobody, i mean, we don't even have civil cases quite often before a criminal case plays out when they're competing tracks of litigation. how often are you finding them to come in the office despite the fact they got a rape case going on in the background? >> our film did not address those incidences. but what i wanted to talk about were the ways that's most important for people to know is that 92% to 98% of the time, when

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with sexual harassment and rape and date rape on college campuses. a similar regulation was issued which -- without hearings which caused pretty much every college campus in the country to set up new panels that review rape cases on college campuses. the reason, there's a huge amount of federal funding involved. but in the end what do you do? you're a principal of a school and a fourth grader comes in and says i want to use the girls' room. he's an anatomical boy but he says i'm a transgenders boys. >> his parents are with him -- >> what if his parents aren't with him? >> right now the directive says your parents have to be with you. >> but what do the parents base it on? did a psychologist tell them this? did they make the diagnosis themselves as home? is he too young? and in the transgender community a lot of people say your gender is set by the time you're 4 years old. i'll leave you with one other thought i find is really interesting because we're spending a lot of time focused on this because it's an important civil rights issue. the transgender

just since then another half. >> you know, college campuses are interesting.und fascinating about your study is it is not just conservatives who are being dis-invited jason riley being a conservative black man. it's liberals, too. let's run down a few things that have happened and you can tell me. rudy giuliani was invite to do speak at a catholic school, saint john fischer in upstate, new york. what happened there? >> that's right. well, when he was invite to do speak, 49 faculty members, which is a 'significant percentage of the faculty members at that school signed a letter saying he should be disinvited because of his comments about president obama. comment at one point saying they didn't think he loved the country very much and crime in black neighborhoods. they said that made him unacceptable to speak. in that case the university president denied that petition and said no, dissent is important part of democracy and we are going to let him speak. >> dissent though, rudy giuliani is, you know, former mayor of new york city. it's not really outlier. it's hi

safe spaces are used on on campuses to stifle dissent and shut down debate. aggressive attorneys general are issued payments against so-called climate change. some did this want to have the irs targeted the president's political opponents by the president himself has abused executive authority. religious people are called bigoted and worse. some are been threatened with boycotts, fines and imprisonment. universities where progressivism reigns supreme at prices that stifling intellectual conformity and all across america, whether it's in our neighborhood, goals or local government, there is a zero tolerance of anything that may offend or disturb whatever the orthodoxy happens to be in that particular institution at that particular time. it's plain to see that progressive liberals today have become the opposite of the liberal minded person as i've described here. they become intolerant in the name of tolerance. they become close minded. they become even less liberal which is the opposite of the liberal minded person. close minded, intolerant, stifle, dissent. t

the president recognizes this is problem on our campuses. campuses are becoming too sensitive.t i will say, not to pass the buck like typical millenial, at certain point it is up to the millenial who is acting like a snowflake to get it together and get prepared for the real world. melissa: right. >> they come from parents this is the parents that said everyone need ad trophy. melissa: there you go. so parents fault. one of these quotes was so great, we're paying for a service here, said one of the students. we're paying for our attendance. we need to get what we need in a way we actually consume it. what the hell is this person talking about? >> is what i would being asking if i were parent. talking about a not paying for owe very land, not paying gender studies or film studies. >> those are fun classes. you had me and lost me. thanks, guys. david? david: we have interesting breaking political news, house speaker paul ryan will speak with donald trump over the phone tonight. according to a spokesman for speaker ryan. no word yet exactly what the two will be discussing but a lo

campuses in both of those states.e already lawfully carrying throughout society. why would they expect them to be any different when they step foot on a campus? >> liberty university was the first and maybe the only institutions to also say they would allow that to happen on their campus. your thoughts? >> i have a problem with this. i really do. because one of the things -- i have to say, left and right that are not addressed with broad sweeping generalizations with regard to legislation is we're not addressing a multi-faceted approach to a multi-faceted problem. neither left or right is address mental illness. u.n. vesal background checks are overwhelmingly supported by americans regardless of their yid gol gi and even if they are gun owners. here in california, they have -- ballot measures and initiatives to require background checks on ammunition. other states are trying to get rid of gun-free zones and allow people to carry weapons on campuses. the bottom line is that my problem would be -- i'm not a trump suppor

safe spaces evading college campuses. trend to create safe space areas where students can be sheltered from opposing views. university of michigan graduates may have needed one this weekend because they got an earful. they got schooled by former new york city mayor michael bloomberg. he blasted the idea of these safe spaces at michigan's graduation. and he was met with boos. >> some university boards and administrations now bow to pretty much groups and shield students from these ideas through safe spaces. code words, and trigger warnings is in my view a terrible mistake. [cheers and applause] the whole purpose of college is to learn how to deal with difficult situations, not to run away from them. a microaggression is exactly that micro. [crowd booing] >> in a macrosense one of the most dangerous places on a college campus is the so-called safe space because it creates a false impression that we can isolate ourselves from those who hold different views. >> co-host of the five kimberly guilfoyle goes "on the record." and

technology allows your department to hold classes with counterparts at other campuses. sharing the resources of each and the larger capacities of big research universities. as chelsea pointed out, 3-d printing is now a reality. the 2015 brown symposium focused on 3-d printing a concept that not long ago seemed only credible and spielberg movies. the southwestern professor is already recognized in this amazing field focusing on sculpture and regenerative medicine and area she knows is already creating the remarkable. back to our tutorial in the third point. inky is now a free man. he's connected with his home, the ocean. he is presumably hatching new plans. his escape printed one reader to comment that he no longer eats octopus since he is quite sure the species is so smart they will someday rule the world and have an accurate record of all the humans who ate them. inky is a reminder that it is important to celebrate good news -- there's quite a lot of the other kind. today is a banner newsday and on many levels illustrates the power of connecting. the seniors had the go

while what began on college campuses 45 years ago has grown and inspired a much larger network, it'sar that the institutions of higher learning themselves will be an important factor in the progress that we make as a society. students are no less concerned about the planet, social justice and the future than they were 45 years ago. as they attempt to make a difference, they face new and different challenges that will require different approaches. for instance, the willingness now of campus administrations to allow students to form, fund, and control their own public interest organizations on campus has steadily declined over the years putting the traditional mechanism for students to establish a pirg chapter out of reach for many. it comes from the same special interests that pirg students challenge in their campaigns is not likely to diminish. declines in state funding for higher education have made colleges and universities only more reliant on support of corporate sponsors and the strings that come attached to that funding. but it presents opportunities for students to organize th

while what began on college campuses 45 years ago has grown and inspired a much larger network, it's clear that the institutions of higher learning themselves will be an important factor in the progress that we make as a society. students are no less concerned about the planet, social justice and the future than they were 45 years ago. as they attempt to make a difference, they face new and different challenges that will require different approaches. for instance, the willingness now of campus administrations to allow students to form, fund, and control their own public interest organizations on campus has steadily declined over the years putting the traditional mechanism for students to establish a pirg chapter out of reach for many. it comes from the same special interests that pirg students challenge in their campaigns is not likely to diminish. declines in state funding for higher education have made colleges and universities only more reliant on support of corporate sponsors and the strings that come attached to that funding. but it presents opportunities for students to organiz

so college campuses are a little different from high school.nds you alluded to earlier, fourth graders and elementary school or even middle school. so it seems that we are more of a community on college campuses. so if a student says something, for instance, the two situations in the missouri situation with the football team or at yale where i believe some administration or staff members put on sombreros and then there was a huge protest. do the students have the right -- has student speech gone too far where the student speech has affected the employment of administration or faculty where faculty hasn't necessarily done anything wrong? specifically? >> i guess his concern is that if individual s on a college campus feel that they are offended, attacked by certain types of speech, whether or not the institution's failure or the failure of certain administrators to take action to prevent that from continuing allows a university to take punitive actions against those people who are in charge. so if a set of students does something that is offensi

the number of sexual assaults reported on campuses more than doubled to 5000 between 2001 and 2013, it's according to a new report. the white house launched a campaign featuring lady gaga to raise awareness. it's not clear if there's more sexual assaults on campus now or if witnesses are more willing to report them. >>> there's new information in a string of bb gun shootings in the east bay. the crack in the case that has police looking for 19-year-old twin brothers. >>> what caitlyn jenner will or won't be wearing in an upcoming edition of the magazine. >>> a community off to a decent -- commute off to a decent start. quiet now, our low is getting closer and that will trigger thunderstorm activity. we'll look at it coming up. wrap welcome back. police are looking for a suspect who robbed a make up store. he stole eight bottles of perfume from a sephora store last week. police say he was a heavyset black man in hate teens or early 20s. he was last seen wearing a blue and white tommy hilfiger jacket. >>> the u.s. and russia agreed to a cease-fire. heavy fighting disrupted peace talks and

. >> the whole new jersey institute of technology campuses dealing with the tragic death of a studenthappened monday morning. inside his fraternity studying for finals around 3:00 a.m. two suspectstwo suspects came in through the back door and tried to steal electronics. got involved, tried to stop them. shot in the hand and head, later pronounced dead at the hospital around 5:00 a.m. on monday. ever since they have been dealing with it. took a tour on tuesday basically talking about how he is investing billions of state dollars into different state colleges and universities here. >> an extraordinary tragedy for us as a state and for me as a father. >> what use is that? >> it is the tragedy. we keep austin safe, work around-the-clock, a 60 person public safety group of offices. a very safe campus. >> the two suspects on the loose. bill: thanks. >> happy birthday to uber. it has been five years. they started the promotional campaign giving everyone a flat rate of $5 for trips beginning and ending in a select borough, and that is not all. they will be able to receive a free slice of piz

what is going on on college campuses? a display to honor police vandalized and one student take a stand against those vandals. that's coming up. >>> this is a fox news alert. al qaeda calling on jihadis to assistant american business leaders. the newest edition of al qaeda's english language magazine even naming microsoft founder and billionaire bill gates as a target. catherine herridge is here. what is this call for assassinations? >> well, right. this is sort of the new flavor of terrorism for al qaeda and also for isis. these kill lists. in this particular issue of "inspire" sort of a lifestyle magazine for al qaeda followers, it gives step-by-step instructions for leaders bombs that use magnets to adhere to the base of cars. and then also door trap bombs. it's pretty specific. and it's also about instilling fear in individuals as well. >> you know the saying american businessmen. bill gates isn't even in the business anymore. is he a philanthropist gives billions away. is he helping people. not someone who is in any

another five grand if they live in housing on one of those other campuses. >>> pot lovers in san franciscoave a gym they can feel right at home in. marijuana friendly gym called power plant fitness is in the works and former nfl player ricky williams one of the creators. those looking to work out will be free to vape cannabis and consume edibles signed the facility. >> really hard to work out in that condition. >> most of us hope to win the lottery, i know i do, just once in a lifetime. >> once is nothing. a north carolina manziel broughting his third lottery w win. ralph h. heavies claimed his million dollars prize after a lucky scratch off ticket. he previously won $150,000 twice on different games. his first win in august of 2014. the second than a month ago in april. he doesn't plan to give up the burger business or playing the lottery any time soon. >> he's made it his mission to stop animal crawl tee lives. a devastating diagnosis that will take his life. >> as his wife i'm very proud. he is my hero, and i've gotten to share him with the world. >> after life dedicated to rescuing ani

. >>> and is the first amendment dead on college campuses? professors trying to >>> the former secretary of state battling a global real estate magnet for the oval office. with isis trying to kill us, foreign policy will be front and center in the 2016 general election. how different is the trump doctrine from a clinton doctrine. and first of all i got to tell you, i love the book alter egos, great book i recommend them to anyone interested in the whole race on foreign policy. first of all, let me ask you about obama and clinton. are their foreign policies the same or different? >> they're different. and i want to stress from the outset i don't mean they're on the opposite ends of the spectrum. on the spectrum there are some significant differences. they're probably about here rather than here. but what they do have is a different view of the value of american intervention. and how interventions turn out. president obama has proven himself to be very skeptical about use of military force. he's resisted intervening in syria. he intervened in l

the campuses were all closed. after nixon invaded cambodia, there were more strikes than history.here is a numbers debate. have a future conferences need to study this because it is a mystery about why this happened. insult andis a moral being ordered around by a commander, the political order was it -- republicans and democrats, everything was a withdrawal because that was the only option. the country recognized things were coming to an end area robert: i want to from david. i want to bring this around. the rhetoric of the government about the work, it simply was at on thee with the facts ground. he wrote about this and there were extraordinary temples. i wonder if you would not mind sharing one or two of them. >> this was the gap soldiers and soldiers blocked into an ambush. 140 soldiers, both hundred the in the waiting for them trees and in lunch -- in bunkers set up and because of the timing where there were troops making the argument that they could win the war because lied aboute military what happened in the battle. they declared it a victory and and i foundy count a milita

former teachers aide said when they worked at the annual campuses, the administration would pay studentshere, it was $10 each student would get at the end of the month if they were there the whole month. >> building everything in their power to make sure kids are there because the more there there the more money they get. their lining their pockets more than been concerned about the children. >> reporter: we found the majority of students are from antioch unified school district. they started in brentwood in 1998. relocating to any of 12 years later. tobin three opened in fremont only three in 2014. three more branches opened on antioch public poetry school campuses and others all in the summer of 2015. the livermore unified school district is not paying them as much as they used to. in 2013 a program specialist with the district filed this suspected child abuse report. a 13-year-old girl sold herself while in restraint. she was allowed to go home and wet close. that caused the district to send in their own staff to observe what was going on inside tobin world. based on those observation

there are 19-year-olds on campuses demanding a safe place.ng to unsafe places to defend the right for these wases to talk about safe places. the people, they should go to the campuses so safe spacers can see. >> they'd probably protest. >> they would. >> it made me think that nothing i do will ever be that hard. >> what? >> nothing i do this week will be anywhere near as hard as what they are going to do. >> you have to admire them as athletes. think of people who are taking part in the most aggressive, competitive situation. imagine doing that with the kind of disability that affects people who lost a limb and also, as you were pointing out, people that suffer post-traumatic stress. they are extraordinary and going to extraordinary lengths. to me, sitting here, what it reminds me of is the cost of war and the cost we put young people in harm's way. the question is, some of them don't come back. the one that is do to serve our love, support and affection. >> the about to participate in sports. >> she's back. 30 years after her debut, the chur

. >>> and students at the san francisco university planning a rally and march, one of several campuses where they are protesting the tuition increase, and also protesting the potential cut to the college of ethnic studies, and it starts at noon. >>> and the oakland trailblazers, kicking off the second round in the playoff series, and steph curry says that chances are pretty good he will be playing in game three on saturday. and although he is not been ruled out for the game tomorrow, coach steve kerr said that is slim that steph curry would be ready. curry has had his full range of motion coming back, one week after he slipped and fell hard in houston during the first round. he has resumed his shooting and is open to plane scrimmages by the end of the week. and klay thompson scored a career playoff high, 37 point yesterday and the warriors 118- 106 win over the trailblazers, the first player in nba to hit seven three-pointers in three playoff games. and draymond green had several rebounds and assist.'s back he is probably one of the best round of players in the league. >> you will neve

confederation there are five independent undergraduate schools into graduate schools there are seven campuses and they are linked together as a permanent legal of french ships and each has its own faculty, administration, pre sident and fund-raising responsibilities to share in common in library about the size of dartmouth and we share some property otherwise each of his own each campus focuses on something slightly different academic so teeeighteen has of a bass the disproportionate number of major is an economics and political science but if you want to study classics or latin or greek you have to go to pomona to take those courses but they can come here to study political science if they wish to so you have of balance of trade and a typical student spends maybe one-fourth of his courses off-campus or abroad as we say here. >> is this a conservative college? >> claremont mckenna is more conservative than any of the other of the high-quality top-10 liberal arts college in the country but that means we have 15 professors who made the republicans add of 130? however if you go next door to pomo