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the college's board of trustees removed it friday, after a group of students lowered the flag to half-staff to est e election of donald trump. then, the flag was burned on th. f otrorsies. >> if we could remove the conflict over that symbol and get to the real issues underneath, there would be a chance for real learning. i know moment ncredibl conflict and tension. not intended as a political statement at all. maria: faculty members will now lead discussions on the meaning to me sure evidence is notice do comprosed. harvey: it will be every bit as cold tomorrow morning and then changes for a lot of thanks giving weekend.>> i accept themt for mylf, for the others. maria: that world war ii veteran accepting a new honor with his fellow servicemembers on his mind. capital e believes your bank should work for you, not the other way around. so capital one rgined banking... ? with a place that feels noth like a bank. and a top-rated app, let's you bank rig he. that's banking reimagined. ed: another record day on wall street. the dow closed above 19,000 for tht tie firs ever. the nasdaq and s&p als

the college board voted to stop flying any flag on campus for the time being. mayor sarno argues it's a matter of respect. mayor domenic sarno: it's because of our veterans and many who have given the ultimate sacrifice and their families that we're able to lead the lives we lead, because of your efforts. the same goes for hampshire college. no matter what way you think or not think. it is because of our veterans." students can still fly their own flags on campus. hundreds of people sang on the steps of the lincoln memorial this weekend... calling for hope and unity. members of the inter-faith gathering... assembled yesterday to promote a message of peace... following weeks of protests throughout the country. more than 30 organizations were represented... during the event. aviva albert: "all these people were just coming together and that made it seem like we aside." micha albert: "i just thought it was really cool." rachel albert:"i really wanted to expose my kids to finding their voice in a positive way." the organizers chose the lincoln memorial... based on

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the college's board of trustees removed it friday, after a group of students lowered the flag to half-staff to protest the election of donald trump. then, the flag was burned on the eve of veterans day. the college president says the flag has become a symbol of other controversies. >> if we could remove the conflict over that symbol and get to the real issues underneath, there would be a chance for real learning. in a moment of incredible conflict and tension. maria faculty members will now : lead discussions on the meaning of the flag. ben: the chihuahua puppy stolen from a pet shop in new hampshire, has been found in massachusetts. police say a tip let them to a home in amesbury, where they recovered the dog. they say a 17-year-old stole the dog which is worth under $1000. portsmouth previously said charges would not be filed if the dog was returned safely. maria: secret clues to the winter forecast. what this long-range weather expert is already predicting for the months ahead. ellen degeneres denied. the mistake nearly preventing maria a series of very bad : choices, caught on camera. a

the college board voted to stop flying any flag on campus for the time being. mayor sarno matter of respect. mayor domenic sarno: it's because of our veterans and many who have given the ultimate sacrifice and their families that we're able to lead the lives we lead, because of your efforts. the same goes for hampshire college. no matter what way you think or not think. it is because of our veterans." students can still fly their own flags on campus. 24/7 with les krifaton rain showers forecast for the las vegas valley was a bit of a bust sunday. the rain that did fall was in mohave county. the fast moving system is already east of us and skies are clearing. by morning another fast moving system sliding down from the pacific northwest will bring back clouds and more breezy conditions. daytime highs will continue to trend a few next few days. rain showers forecast for the las vegas valley was a bit of a bust sunday. the rain that did fall was in mohave county. the fast moving s already east of us and skies are clearing. by morning another fast moving system the

now we should go back and look at the electoral college count again and the electoral college board will show it that donald trump has what must be considered at this point a healthy lead in the electoral college. remember, the big west coast states are in. california is in for hillary clinton. hawaii is in for hillary clinton. oregon is in for hillary pennsylvania is one of them. wisconsin has gone now. wisconsin is another on that is up for grabs. michigan is leaning towards donald trump. secretary clinton is trailing in the most unlikely of ways. let's bring in our panel. a democratic strategist, the let's begin with you. where are >> we were all wrong. the map was wrong. what's interesting about this from a policy perspective free trade is over. we're going to a bernie sanders on the democratic side donald trump protectionist policy because the midwest has trudged back. i'm not sure you can, but that's the expectation now. what you're now seeing is a realign m where progressive states like wisconsin, potentially michigan, pennsylvania is still a tough order for republicans, are now e

the the college board voted to stop flying any flag on campus for the time being is what they say. but the mayor and veterans there argue it's a matter of respect. >> it's because of our veterans and many who have given the ultimate sacrifice and their families that we are able to because of your efforts. >> @ students can fly their own flags there on campus. >>> this season was extra special for one gold star family in portland, oregon, a woman in massachusetts just reconnected them with their son who was killed while serving in afghanistan back in 2014. so let's go backward and explain this. there was a woman walking on the beach in cape cod. she found a bracelet in the sand and it said quote killed in the family it belongs to. >> this is like the closest to a message in a bottle i ever gotten but in a weird way i think it was john sending a message hey come find me. >> when we called instead of explaining what had happened. it didn't -- it didn't surprise me. that her reaction. because i feel that often. that you know, and i affectionately look up and go now you're just showing

after several incidents involving the american flag since the presidential election, the college board voted to stop flying any flag on campus for of respect no matter what way you think or not think. it is because of our veterans." students can still fly their own amateur videos from syria show the effects of an airstrike on a factory in aleppo. smoke can be seen rising from piles of rubble covering the streets next to the building's ruins. a factory worker said russian and syrian warplanes destroyed the factory with missiles, killing the director and another worker... and injuring ten others. that report has not been independently verified. about 2-hundred people were evacuated from their homes in italy people heard a rumble as a wall collapsed on the side of a hill. 35 people stayed inside a church -- while more people moved to the homes of relatives or friends. the city had been hit by heavy rain and floods in recent days. a device explodes in front of an italian military police station. it happened just hours before the italian prime minister matteo renzi was expected to visit the

he says the montgomery college board of trustees greatly values dr. pollard's vision and leadership of the college and resolutely supports dr. pollard's management in addition tips, strategic partnership advances here at home and abroad and stewardship of resources to why the school is now paying more than $10,000 a month for yet another vehicle, this time an suv and an off duty police officer to pick dr. pollard up at home and drive her to work each day even though the college has its own unr. unarmed campus security, starting in february, they paid $52 an hour for this armed driver to work between 10 to 15 hours a day. while dve the international association of campus law enforcement tells the iteam there are very few university or college presidents who have armed details on a daily basis. montgomery college told the iteam that the board of trustees hired the armed driver after receiving credible threats against dr. pollard. when the iteam pressed for more details, the school showed us documents about a man who, quote, appeared to be homeless who t

the college board voted to start flying the american flag for the >> i wanted to be here to stand with our cherished veterans -- because of our veterans, many who have given the ultimate sacrificece -- and their families -- that we are able to leave the lives that we lead because of your efforts. the same goes for the college.e. no matter what you think are a veterans.n' >> students are still allowed to fly their own funds on campus. >> still ahead, if the tale of two days and one market. >> coming up, orange you glad you don't have to wait in line behind these guys? see why the only business at the fruit stand today, was monkey there is plenty of monkey business in thailand this week and. >> this furry four-legged primates completely took over the town. today, residents organized a bringing a tourist in helping global economy.b the area is known to be the central hub for thousands of crab eatingkn monkeys. one bit me yesterday so i was surprised to -- i it was just a bad one -- that was less kind but the other was really kind and friendly. event organizers say the know more monkey bus

professor accused of putting wordsofes of hate on personal facebook page has jut the overland college board of of trustees voting to fire doctor joy parade for failing to meet what they call academic standards that they require of the faculty members. posting a claim israel and people of jewish faith secretly plan the 911 terror attacks back in 2001 and charlie have the the attack in paris. she was an assistant professor o of rhetoric and composition. all right wayne. thank you. bcto still to come this morning learning more about an anti- trumpabo an protester attacked e ohio stateatac university. wet one man's friends and family says might have started the fight.wets something many parents feel guiltynts about not having enouh time in the day to spend with their kidsnoo up next find outt what's taking up the most time and will share your stories and your thoughts on this in this morning's download.s aj.. good morning.od m eitheror todd hi stephanie.stp he forecast temperature strugglingg into the 50s today. little bit of a different story most ofttered showerss the day drive. big changes o

montgomery college board fired its last president in 2009 in part for spending too much money on perks. faculty leaders were upset that he spent more than $58,000 on corporate credit card within a 21-month period. we have for dr. pollard's card and found she spent $79,000. to watch the original investigation and see how spending by udc's president compares, go to our nbc washington app and click on investigation. tisha thompson, news 4 i-team. >>> coming up, tragedy in colombia as questions swirl about the cause of a a deadly plane crash. a crash that killed members of a a soccer team. >>> the race to contain the threaten homes and resorts in tennessee forcing thousands of people to evacuate. >>> they will see more rainmaking its way into that portion of tennessee. the same rain moving our way too during the day tomorrow. we're watching >>> hundreds of homes and buildings are thousands forced out of their homes if gatlinburg. many of them describe the scene as hell. fire all around them as they evacuated. national guard troops arrived to help firefighters struggling to get the upper ha

board budget processes and then keep that funding ongoing as we continue to work with the city college board of trustees and administration to ensure that our commitment to our voters, the ones that the board boor has made through a resolution of intent but through the passage of proposition w remains firm and i want to say this incredibly exciting. if we're able to do this here at the board of directors we will again be the first city in the nation to make community college free for our resident scpis can't state how exciting that is particularly in a time when many of us have felt perhaps not have felt depressed about the national election results and this is in many ways a ray of light we as a city can be about inclusivivity and equity and opportunities for all and i want to thank my office for all of their work and my chief of staff ivy lee and thank labor who came out strongly in the fall to make sure that a measure second to last on the five page bol on the got attention of the voters and passed and i see the labor council here and tim paulson who the executive director and aft 2121 an

. >>> the former president of temple university who forced out by the college's board could soon be landew job. iowa board of region says neal field ball a finalist to be the president at the university of northern iowa. officials say he'll visit the campus in cedar falls tomorrow. theobold lead temple university from 2012 until last july when the board took a no confidence vote in him. he resign days after the vote. >>> wonderful children are now going to have toys and search items thanks to donations from students in delran, new jersey. the key club at holy cross academy collected money to donate bags filled with goodies for the local foster children. the bags are stuffed with toys and hygiene products and stuff and blankets. teachers say those foster children have been using trash bags to go to their various foster homes so now, now they have new bags as well. >> they found out that there are foster children who are leaving, um, to go into foster homes with nothing but trash bags. we thought it was so important to give back and the students know how fortunate they are so we raised mon

itself was denoted and in addition to that, the creators have a lot to become a president of the college board with the promise that he would align the tests. so what we have now is a u.s. history exam which for those of you that don't know it's one of the most popular tests in the country about half a million students a year takes a history course and resulting exam for the grt majority of them that's the last time they will ever systematically study american history. so it's the kind of stuff that we are talking about a two bardot a word we are not supposed to use anymore but it is. it prices race questioned her in its original version as he raced from history. there is no mention of the 120 page outline in the figures. and chief little turtle is fair and $10 if you can tell me who chief little turtle is. thisransformation of american higher education in the direction of deploring america for its basic sexism, racism, colonialism and salon is now so infused with k-12 education that by the time the students reach college, they are taken for granted america is a terrible, terrible place in our

so two years ago, the college board partnered to develop a program for free s.a.t. prep. like this. in 11th grade you get the psat. they say, tom, you're really good. you did good. but you have a problem with fractions and right angles. then it takes me directly to an academy site devoted just to the fractions and right angle problems i missed. if i do well it takes me another site that suggests maybe i can do a.p. math in 12th grade. if do i well it takes me to another site that offers 200 scholarships. last year 200 million kids availed themselves of free s.a.t. prep of this intelligent algorithm and this is going on in so many other ways throughout the work force today. so that's just an example of how people are dealing with it in the workplace. let me close and be able to take one or two questions by talking about how ethics are being reshaped by these accelerations which i think not only is much more important issue than you think, but in this election we hit an ethical tipping point. so the chapters is called "is god in cyberspace"? it comes from the best question,

representation in washington dc, sacramento, city hall as well as board of education community college board, the bart board, and superior court judge. we are also voting on 17 state propositions, district proposition for bart counties and 24 local propositions. i was asked to talk specifically about measures and contests that are important to seniors and voters with disabilities, but i can't do that because i represent the non partisan department of elections. it is up to you as a voter to decide what is important to you. we hope that you will vote on everything, but we will tell you that you don't have to vote on everything. i was at san francisco state this morning and as they said, this is not the sat, we do not grade on a curve. you can vote on whatio you know about, what to learn about or care about. you can leave contests blank and your other votes will counts. but, if you do want to learn about the candidates and measures, the state guide has come out. you should have received it in the mail, if not we have extra copies at room 48 in city hall. and the voter guide from us, the voter

and for the b branch some, service problems this morning from boston college, anyone trying to board, come out and use lake street instead. >> thanks. this is video just in. tim kaine casting his vote. the democrat and vice presidential nominee arrived at his polling place randy: and the presidential candidates made their final pitch to voters in the overnight hours. >> news to go, commitment 2016, team coverage begins with sera congi, live in manchester, new hampshire. sera: emily and randy, hillary clinton did not waste any of those last-minute, the last hours before polls opened, she held a midnight rally in north carolina. >> i really believe that it's the most important election of >> hillary clinton spent the last day of campaigning, hitting several of the battleground states, she will turn to new york, and that is where she will cast her ballot. we are live back here in manchester, new hampshire, polls opened at 6:00 and traffic was heavy from the start, and here at the mcdonough school in manchester. the granite state also considered one of a dozen battleground states. live in

addition to that, the head or the creator of the common core went on to become the president of the college board, david coleman, with the promise that he would align the s.a.t. tests and the ap tests with common core. so what we have now is an ap u.s. history exam which is, for those of you who don't know, it's one of the most popular tests in the country. about half a million students a year take the ap u.s. history course and the resulting exam. for the great majority of them, that's the last time they will ever systematically study american history. so what's in the ap u.s. history in its new common core-aligned format? well, it's the kind of stuff we're talking about. it's virulently anti-american, to borrow a word we're not supposed to use anymore, but it is. it prizes race, class, gender in its original version. it erased from history -- for example, there's no mention in its 120-page outline of madison. he's a figure that was removed from history. but chief little turtle is there, and $10 if you can tell me who chief little turtle is. this transformation of american higher education in th

aimed at tripling the number of college graduates. the board expects to start work on finding a replacement as soon as mountains. >> oakland mayor mayor schaaf says they are interviewing finalists. >> i am delighted at the caliber of candidates. >> candidates from inside and outside the department were invited to apply. mayor schaaf did not say how many finalists will complete the process. oakland has be without a permanent chief since sean wentz stepped down in june. >> it is a way to increase the plan. >> the new way that bart will increase the police presence for the holiday season. >>> and i'm tracking that rain that will be here in the next few hours and more rain is coming for the end of the holiday weekend >>> new at 6:30 with a holiday season here. bart police are stepping up the presence in downtown san francisco. >> as ktvu crime reporter says a simple consent will be a deterrent. >> this is down san francisco. this is where you can find bart police officers at random times of the day amid the hustle and bustle of commuters. >> a desk

in addition to that the creator of the common court went on to become the president of the college board, david coleman with promise that he would align the sat test in the ap test with common core. so what we have now ascendant ap u.s. history exam which is for those of you who don't know it is one of the most popular tests in the country, about half 1,000,000 students per year take the ap u.s. history course and the resulting exam. for the great majority of them that is the last time they will ever systematically study american history. so what is in the ap u.s. history and its new common core line format? it's the kind of stuff we're talking about. it is anti- american, to borrow a word or not supposed to use anymore, but it is. if prices rise, class, gender, it erased from history for example there's no mentioned in the 120 page outline of madison, the figure that was removed from history. chief little turtle is there in $10 suit you can tell me who chief little turtle is. this transformation of american higher education in the direction of deploring america for its basic sense of sl

the bus had 19 members of the san diego christian college basketball team on board. escape before the bus was consumed by flames. the driver of the car died in the incident. the next time you fly jet blue, the plane could look a little different. jet blue unveiled this 'retro jet' paint themes on one of its planes. dubbed "what's old is blue again," jet blue says the design is to celebrate the iconic air travel and the company's innovative style. jet blue has only been around since 2000. since the company doesn't have a decades-old retro look, they came up with this design. facebook is of fake news and hoaxes you sometimes see on your feed. c-e-o mark zuckerburg says they are making this change after some critics suggested those fake stories are what influenced the 2016 presidential election. zuckerburg says that is quote, ""extremely unlikely" that those types of stories are what chose the president. in a personal facebook statement, zuckerburg says the company's goal is to show people that they will have the most meaningful and accurate news on their feed. sad news

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. >> college football now. nine across the board. cu football team. ninth in the ap. also in the coaches poll. tonight the new college football play off rankings. announced as the number nine team there as well. a top ten team. no matter what ranking system you look at. best part. still a chance to climb higher. home field advantage on their side. this saturday. the buffs take on 21 ranked a win and the buffs are in the pack 12 championship game. a week from friday. >> . kick off saturday 5:30. another reminder. you can see that game right here. >> on fox 31. >> name and logo. not very las vegas. the golden knights. the 31 franchise in, nhl. and begin play fall of 2017. we'll see. >> . the excalibur casino is there. maybe a slot in the background. >> . they're running out of names. thanks for watching. >> . >> news at ten starts now. >> he states. mismatching guardrail parts. a serious danger. thanks for joining us at ten. >> . today the federal highway administration responded to a fox 31 problem solvers investigation. with unprecedented action. invest first to discov

caller: aside from the electoral college the board of governors is not known by anybody in the country yet they own the republicans and the democrats. the second thing is, hillary id not too long ago to control the legal population we would have abortions. we didn't like it when hittler killed 10 million jews. we slaughtered 60 million babies in this country. we should be very proud of ourselves. host: let's here from mickey from as for the fears of a demagogue, the question is what the founders would have made. they did not trust democracy in any form. from the original election of state senators to the electoral , they did not anticipate a rise of the party system. mess is caused by the rise of the republican and democratic choosingwith elites people on partisanship instead of the public interest. there will be a national conversation about what the founders would have made of the that mayd the forces have diversion from that vision. i will get you an answer to that mathematical question. i have been following the thetitution and i have read minutes from james madison at the conventi

college of medicine. the university of iowa has also asked to board of regents to allow for the permanent renaming of the new institute when the regents meet next week. the college of medicine is named after roy j and lucille a carver. love can team -- even the wildest of hearts. and even when the groom's name is "wild bill". a world war two veteran has tied the knot the age of 91. he met his bride at the armed forces "i believe i am as close to this earth." proving it's never too late to find love. the time now is a long, cold night for football fans -- waiting to get their hands on a very hot ticket. plus -- making christmas brighter from military families all over the u-s. these stories and the storm track seven forecast from rachael pert coming up on today let's go to storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan now for your forecast forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. stormtrack 7 weather team: today will be mild in comparison. partly highs today will be above average in the mid 40s to the north and low 50s to the south. winds times

water pouring through the streets we do know service has been impacted for boston college service you'll need to board and exit at com av for the rest of the >> campaign 2016 now coming to an end as voters get ready to head to the polls today over night the tiny hamlet of new hampshire held its midnight vote hillary clinton beat donald trump there 4-2 gary johnson got one vote and mitt romney earned one write-in vote. both presidential candidates fighting for every single vote. >> each wrapping up a very long day and longer election season. >> hillary clinton made her final campaign push in the critical state of north carolina over night with the help of celebrity friends lady gaga and bon jovi. >> it is not just my name or donald trump's name on the ballot, it is the kind of country we want. >> the star-studded rally came as voters in the small town of dick sville new hampshire giving a win over donald trump rally in the battleground state of michigan a democrat leaning state he is eyeing to turn red today. >> today we're going to win the great state of michigan and we are going to win back the white

caller: aside from the electoral college the board of governors is not known by anybody in the country and yet they own the republicans and the democrats. the second thing is, hillary id not too long ago to control the legal population we would have abortions. we didn't like it when hittler killed 10 million jews. we slaughtered 60 million babies in this country. we should be very proud of ourselves. host: let's here from mickey from milwaukee. we're talking about the electoral college. anything about the process, formation of the present day? yes, sir? caller: yes. good morning. thank you, mr. rosen. i always follow you on c-span and the constitutional center. it's a great accent to the country. thank you for your hard work. you partially answered my question. there are 535, and that's officials, a hundred in the senate and 435 in congress, but there are 539 delegates. so you mentioned washington, d.c. would have had two congressmen and one senator based on the 23rd amendment. where is the one extra electoral missing, 539 versus # 38 possibly? the second -- versus 538 possibly. the se

>> caller: aside from the electoral college, the board of governors is not known by anybody in the country and yet they own the republicans and the democrats. the second thing is, hillary said not too long ago, to control the negro population we would have abortions. we didn't like it when hitler killed 10 million jews. we slaughtered 60 million babies in this country. we should be very proud of ourselves. >> let's hear from mickey from milwaukee. we are talking about the electoral college. anything about the process, the formation of the present day? >> caller: good morning. thank you mr. rosen, i always follow you on c-span and the constitutional center. it's a great asset to the country. thank you for your hard work. >> thank you. >> caller: you partially answered my question. there are 535 elected officials, 100 in the senate and 435 in congress. there are 539 delegates. you mentioned washington, d.c., had two congressmen and one senator. where is the extra one electoral that is missing so it's 539 versus 538, possibly. the second thing, as you mentioned, the fact that they instituted

pete resident walter donnelly is on board he lives near eckerd college and his home has been -- his home has been flooded several times sie where i live. i could throw a stone and it to where it overflows. that's why we are involved here. in the plan that was presented today, that will prevent that from happening to me and my neighbors. there are 10,000 of us in the group that i represent who are absolutely concerned about this and this is the way out.>> reporter: the city only has about $161 million budgeted for looking to go after state and federal money, bond money as well and of course possibly increase the rate on the project. >> thank you very much. >>> from the tampa bay area to daytona beach, the i-4 corrider is a must win in a crucial swing state. as melissa marino shows us, polk county is right in the middle of the fight >> if my person doesn't win, i can only say u paul casts ballots early. they know just how important their votes are in this election. >> i think this is probably the most important election we have had in my lifetime. >> reporter: the entire i-4 corrider will

they thought it would make it easier for students to qualify for college scholarships. while the boardcted not to make the change this year, the district will continue issuing a formal letter on behalf of each graduate who needed a weighted gpa for scholarship purposes. >>> the city council banned the cultivation and sale of marijuana in san jose. the vote was unanimous. it comes one week before california voters decide whether to legalize pot. they are calling it an emergency ordinance in preparation of prop 64 passing next tuesday. it would make it illegal for anyone over the age of 21 to recreationally smoke pot. >> it won't be a crime to tech up but we don't want to allow for the cultivation and distribution without regulations in place. >> prop 64, if it were to pass would leave it to the cities to permit the businesses and to decide where they can go. >> now, silicon valley cannabis coalition is against this ban. it says if prop 64 passes there may be a lot more bans around the state that could cause a lot of confusion because there would be separate regulations from city to city

today - which goes to the nation's top player with two years of college experience - morris had eight points, five assists, and five boards in last night's exhibition win over sioux falls... a big night on sunday - barnes poured in a career-high 34 points and made the game-tying layup with 13 seconds left - he added a basket in overtime and the mavs earned their first win of the season... doug mcdermott played with barnes at ames high school... and he scored some baskets >> playing with ames high school, scored baskets tonight against the magic and peoples around a screen and and he was not done, th flows it done, had 11 and 5. >>> everything looking pretty good as we head towards election day tomorrow. >> set my ballot in several weeks ago, i wanted the focus on the weather part of things here anyway, i do think it will clear out and be a much better day fors us tomorrow, after the clouds we experience i have all you are looking at a live picture from . >>> you're looking at a live picture from washington d.c., the white house is 1 away from new occupants we'll have election coverage tomorrow night we'll turn to our weat

to be oney pick people the board of a great college like the university of chicago or be on the board the red cross? master ability. the amount of money attributable .s striking footprint.a national brian: in the book is as distinguished lectures and in the bottom, preparation as been -- by theiv study for study for george washington at mount vernon and a gift by mr. mrs. lewis e. lehrman. the great documents of american history are still often in private hands, families, and they do not exhibit these, nor do they make them available to scholars, researchers, or students. so, the teaching side of the building collection was to get all of these documents, manuscripts, treaties, the structure of american history to thee colonial period present out of these private hands and get them into a place where they could be serving american students, and american teachers, not to mention americans from all walks of life who are interested in american history. brian: ran for governor. did you talk to him about why he wanted to underwrite this book? talk torson: i did not him. he had of library ta

think that at any major college there is a bunch of people looking at every admissions form, you're out of your mind. >> no,. >> no, no, they go on the groups. >> i was on the boardmy college twice and i'm telling. >> you get into the group thing. go ahead, lisa, here is the thing, too. who cares if 14 individuals looked at it the problem is he is at the helm of the admissions process. that's the problem here. is he one of the individuals who is in charge of the process. further, another thing we haven't addressed yet is the fact that george may have been is a public university. so what about the liability to the school if the school itself had been biased and discriminated against individuals because of their religious or political beliefs. >> could be sued. >> wait a second. how could you -- lisa, how can you be sued for stating personal opinions on a facebook page. >> no. because. >> no, juan, it's been proven by us in the past applicants. >> here is how the school can be sued. if you had -- if you applied to george mason and were turned down. >> right. >> and you found out that your grade average in high school, your acts or sats, all of that criteria, all ri