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we're joined now by the economist jeffrey sachs, director of the earth institute at columbia universityserved as an advisor to bernie sanders in his presidential campaign. welcome to democracy now! here in marrakesh. >> great to be with you and here. amy: talk about what it means to be in morocco at the u.n. climate summit. it seems like every third word out of people's mouths is donald trump. talk about his election and what it means for the issue of climate change. >> first, there 196 signatories of this paris agreement. they are here. 195 of them have no doubt that continuing forward. one plays with the 4.4% of the worlds population, our country, suddenly is saying, well, we don't know. but i think for the vast majority of the world, while byy are worried and dismayed the words coming out of washington and out of the team of the president-elect, there is a very clear determination that everything is going to move forward. and when i sit in the technical sessions here, there is no doubt that we have already passed the tipping point to a low carbon economy. things are moving. the techn

columbia university professor tim wu explains advertising and former goldman sachs vice president described her experience as an undocumented immigrant. professor sarah explained possible solutions to the rising college tuition costs into the coming weeks, harvard university economist will talk about his research on the impact of immigration on the u.s. economy. gary young editor in large for the guardian will discuss his investigation of gun violence in

we'll speak , with katherine franke, director of the center for gender and sexuality law at columbia university. how could a promise of real estate and the authorization of military force be expended under president trump? ,e will speak with hina shamsi director of the americanan civil liberties union national security project. and then the standoff at standing rock. >> i am a medic here. we have seen at least four gunshot wounds, three of them i know to the face and head. rubberer bullets. we're trying to keep people warm. we're trying to get them decontaminated and treating all kinds of wounds. withe have been hit canisters in the leg and that type of thing. nermeen going will get an update from the father of sophia wilansky who is in critical condition after reportedly being by cononcussion grenanade. as we head into the thanksgiving weekend, we will speak withh .oxanne dunbarar-ortiz all of that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm nermeen shaikh. amy goodman is on assignment and will return on monday. south carolina governor nikki

. >>> "the new york times" says columbia university is investigating text messages from members of the men's wrestling team. the messages include slurs against blacks, gays and women. a student-run website found the next a messengering app. the team's season is us suspended. >>> national public radio says a judge is ordering a man convicted in a make a murderer case. and kill a woman. a netflix series brought attention to the case. >>> and "the wall street journal" says google is pushing back its fake news website. google's parent company says it won't led such sites use its ad-sharing software. both sites became an issue in the presidential campaign. >>> still ahead, double stuff treats. we will show you the new chocolate bar that wil your oreo cookie craving. professional-quality formula, inspired by nature. blended by professionals to replenish for stunning healthy-looking hair. tresemm? botanique professional. at your fingertips. from the makers of claritin. clarispray provides 24-hour, prescription strength relief from sneezing, runny nose, and nasal congestion. return to the worl

that's the latest at the columbia university medical center. it increased from nearly 9% in 2005 to just over 11% in the year 2014. among teenage girls feeling depression, more research needs to be done to figure out why this particular age group detects more. >> afterwards, the teen showed bruises on his ears and arm. >> ib creasingly popular medical your sinus problems. >> while surgery opens the sinus. a stent may produce the long lasting results for sinusitis. >> just a lot of pressure, lots of headaches, and difficulty breathing. >> she's been suffering from sinus infections for as long as she remembers. >> it seems to be a big problem in florida and i think it is climate. the result inflamed and clogged sinuses with symptoms and over the counter medications sometimes only temporarily relieved. recommending surgery for patients with chronic sinusitis. his go-to tool is propel, a stent that keeps the sinus open after surgery. you first drain it and then you put in the stent. >> correct. during sinus surgery we enlarge and open the sinuses.

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. >>> columbia university is suspending members of its wrestling team. sever members -- several members were caught sending lewd and racist messages and a student website published a report which had screen grabs of the messages last week. they apologized sa call for them. still ahead shocking up net kansas city. the burk -- in cost -- up upset in kansas city. see the play that changed the momentum in the bucs' favor >>> the democracy 2016. new questions now popping up about donald trump's top cabinet choices and his signature plan to create new jobs. >> plus, there's the ongoing twitter feud with the broadway musical "hamilton." he's abc's mary bruce. >> reporter: smiling in statesmanlike the president- about the hit show "hamilton" on broadway. >> we truly -- >> reporter: trump demanding the actors and producers apologize for addressing vice president-elect mike pence after friday night's show. [ inaudible ] but pence doesn't seem to agree. >> i can tell you, i was not offended by what was said. >> reporter: at trump's new jersey golf club, a parade of

columbia university has suspended its wrestling team after learning of lewd text mesasges sent by team members through the app-- group me. the texts were posted on a student- run news website.... columbia isn't the first university to suspend a team for comments made by team members... harvard suspended it's men's soccer team last month for sexual comments about the women's team the valley is starting to get into the holiday spirit! tonight ethel m will host the 23rd annual holiday cactus garden lighting. visitors will be able to take pictures with santa and taste chocolate. you can get a family four pack of tickets in exchange for a donation of an unwrapped toy or a non-perishible food item. you can also donate money for tickets. the lights turn on at 6:15 tonight... chief meteorologist bryan scofield will be there live! we now know which dancers will be competing in this season's fina stars... despite being one of the top scorers of the night. reality star terra jole was sent home. but it was olympic gold medalist laurie hernandez who stole the show. wearing purple in support of alzh

robert shapiro from columbia university stays with us.o does marty shanker, bloomberg global and government team. has been.ht it up next, germany's defense minister says she would ask trump about his stance on nato. ♪ . i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side, i want my customers to relax and enjoy themselves. but these days it's phones before forks. they want wifi out here. but behind that door, i need a private connection for my business. wifi pro from comcast business. public wifi for your customers. private wifi for your business. strong and secure. good for a door. and a network. comcast business. built for security. built for business. francine: this is bloomberg surveillance. we have a result, donald trump is the president-elect. let's talk that an foreign policy. robert shapiro from columbia and marty schenker. stephen major joining us from london. the u.s. ambassador to determine he served ony, it the senior staff between 1993 and 1997. he joins us from berlin. how much pressure -- how m

. >> the film "barry" follows him as he navigates columbia university and racial tension on the streets of manhattan back in the 1980s, and the young barack obama follows both his head and his heart. >> my mom's from kansas, and my dad's from kenya. >> you know what that makes you? >> no, sir, i don't. >> that makes you american. >> barry, which earned rave december 16th on netflix. >> exploring another side of the p politician. into trouble as he discovers who he is. >> exactly. there was another movie released this year telling the story of courtship. >> yep. >> all right. apologizing for a wardrobe malfu malfunction. >> the dress that was barely there with side slits up to the chest held together by safety vealing everything below the naval. >> whoops. >> she apologized on instagram, anyone, she says that she offended by her hoo-haw -- >> that's a technical term? >> clinical. >> okay. >> giving props to the woman who does her laser hair removal as well. make sure that everything's groomed properly. >> yes. i'm not going to touch that. moving on. >> moving on. >> she did it. she put i

andrew scott cooper is an adjunct professor at columbia university, a commentator on iran relations and his research at puritan news outlets across the world including the new york times and the guardian. he's the author of two very important books, one is called the oil kings: how us, iran and saudi arabia changed the balance of power.his newest book which he will talk about and sign copies of is called "the fall of heaven: the pahlavis and the final days of imperial iran". ladies and gentlemen, it's my honor to introduce andrew scott cooper. [applause] >> jonathan, thank you very much for that warm introduction. this is amazing, it's very presidential and any historian standing here would be flattered to be in this wonderful room. i'm delighted to join you, thank you so much for driving such long distances to come tonight. earlier i had an opportunity to view the magnificent new exhibition space. the nixon library, the nixon family, the nixon foundation, national archives and everyone associated with this wonderful project.to be commended for their efforts to preserve our historical r

despite his early you can affleck decided to go back to school enrolled full time at columbia university. but after couple of years, hollywood lured him back. >> i'm sitting in a rocking chair chatting with jessie james. >> got his first real taste in 200 opposite brad pitt in the assassination of jessie james. >> do i have to say that movie, you have to say the whole thing. pain in the ass why so few people went to see it. >> what happened there? >> just takes a minute for a movie to catch on it wasn't easy sell. maybe people heard that brad pitt died half way through and this other guy carried it. i'm not sure exactly. >> still it got him noticed. best performance by an actor in supporting role, the nominees are -- assassination of jessie james by the coward" he seemed to be on role until this. he directed 2010? "i'm still here" a spoof documentary, pursued career at rap artist, meant as gag but almost no one laughed. >> people didn't get the joke. what's more i think it annoyed people because they thought we were trying to sort of pull the wool over their eyes. >> not only did the fil

emily: the wrestling team at columbia university is suspended this season as leaders at the college investigate a series of text messages they say are homophobic. the messages described as appalling were reportedly sent by team members over the last three years in a group messaging app. columbia says the students will not compete until the investigation is complete. but the members are still allowed to practice. randy: a georgia man is convicted of murder in the 2014 death of his son. a jury found that justin ross harris intentionally left his nearly 2-year-old son in a hot vehicle for nearly seven hours. his defense accident. prosecutors say he was leading a double life and wanted a way out of his marriage. he will be sentenced next month. emily: u.s. forces may have committed war crimes in afghanistan according to the international criminal court. the chief prosecutor says american armed forces and the cia may have tortured and raped dozens of detainees between 2003 and 2014, most in the first year. americans could be indicted although washington has not a state department spokesperson says t

. >>> columbia university is suspending members of the wrestling team. several members were caught sending lewd, racist and homophobic messages. student website published a week. columbia since apologized on saturday saying the incident has been big wakeup call for them. >>> a consumer alert tonight. toys "r" us is pulling a specific line of trucks off the shelves. and that's after the tonka 12 vote ride on dump truck burst into flames during a ride home. grandparents in washington state say they just bought the toy as a gift and the toy not only caught on fire, so did their pickup truck on the interstate. no one got hurt thankfully and there's not an official recall at this time. but the store pulled the truck website and while this incident is being investigated. >>> sabra hummus has a voluntary recall and it may be contaminated with listeria. consumers are urged to discard any product with a best before date through january 23rd 2017 on the lid. >>> more families in need can make thanksgiving a hung success this year after the -- huge success the year

and columbia university law professor tim wu explained the way society has been affected by advertising. in the coming weeks on "after words," editor at large for the guardian, gary younge, on his investigate of violence in america. former senate majority leader george mitchell explores the potential for peace between israel and palestine. also coming up, harvard business school professor eugene soltis explores the motivation of white collar criminals. .. the movement was established in 1938 by an officer from the german secret service. and the goal was to prevent the drifting of germany and europe to the second world war. when the war began the goal was to stop the war as soon as possible by eliminating the nazi regime and take the government and make peace. at least where they believed. so this was a story with the conspirator. some of them very bold and creative this is a story of a very tragic failure. what i'm doing in the book is telling the story. the story is very interesting. and then besides telling the story i try to do teams or points. the motives what drives people in the p

the study was done at columbia university medical center. researchers there analyzed drug use found that episodes of depression increase in adolescence to just over 11% in 2014. they also found the greatest increase was among teen girls. researchers don't quite know why that group is affected more but experts say cyber butting and texting could play a role. >> a breakthrough in vision technology is changing the way people with cataracts the traditional lens implant to correct that couldn't offer both near and distants focus. that's change now that the fda has approved it's an lens a procedure to remove and implant the lens takes five minutes. it doesn't have the nighttime glares that standard monofocal lenlses do have. >> thanks so much. >> good information. >> we've got a great it's going end up mild for this time of the year. upper 50s to near 60. we were 60 yesterday. i think more filter sunshine later but partly cloudy skies. travel map is looking pretty unevidentful a front that will bring some cloud cover but not a whole lot else for m

new developments now-- in the scandal -- rocking the columbia-university wrestling team . school officials say some of the members have been suspended, because of accuasations of lewd racist text message they may have sent. the messages are said to include.... homophobic and racial slurs ....as well as crude sexual comments about women. the school has apoligized . and will continue to take accusations-- such as these-- seriously. family and friends of a fallen soldier gathered saturday in kirksville, missouri to pay their respects. sergeant first-class matthew lewell-en and two other u-s service members were killed earlier this month during a training mission in jordan. members of the community and his colleagues held up flags and signs as they bid farewell. fellow soldiers remembered the 27- year-old as someone who put following the memorial, seargeant lewellen was buried with full military honors at missouri's veteran cemetary in jacksonville. 00-04 "get on the ground, get on the ground." a florida sheriff's deputy... gets the boot... because of this surveillance video.

new developments now-- in the scandal -- rocking the columbia-university wrestling team . suspended, because of accuasations of lewd racist text message they may have sent. the messages are said to include.... homophobic and racial slurs ....as well as crude sexual comments about women. the school has apoligized . they say this is a wake-up call and will continue to take accusations-- such as these-- seriously. family and friends of a fallen soldier gathered saturday in kirksville, missouri to pay their respects. lewell-en and two other u-s service members were killed earlier this month during a training mission in jordan. members of the community and his colleagues held up flags and signs as they bid farewell. fellow soldiers remembered the 27- year-old as someone who put his team's welfare before himself. following the memorial, seargeant lewellen was buried with full military honors at missouri's veteran cemetary in jacksonville. a florida sheriff's deputy... gets the boot... because of this surveillance video. the deputy claims this woman shoved him during a traffic st

columbia university professor tim wu explains advertising and former goldman sachs vice president described her experience as an undocumented immigrant. professor sarah explained possible solutions to the rising college tuition costs into the coming weeks, harvard university economist will talk about his research on the impact of immigration on the u.s. economy. gary young editor in large for the guardian will discuss his investigation of gun violence in america. .. i think we have the option of distributing more in the short run but slow down growth and look at the difference between the growth rate of the united states and europe, the difference between income levels of the united states and japan. they get bigger and bigger and differences get bigger and ÷÷÷÷÷ bigger in the ability of those countries to catch up now that they have fallen behind it is unlikely they can catch up unless we have a major shift in technology or something else, we are heading towards consciousness with computers and the internet. we have a big advantage we can't sustain forever but we have a big competitive adv

he teaches economics at columbia university. we requested an interview with mr. gulati, but he declid. in a statement, the federation said they "areel the women's team." >> sauerbrunn: and they're looking backwards, you know? we're looking to go forwards from now on, and we've shown-- and they've projected in their own financials that we-- we are going to make them money. so it's, i think, unfair to pay us less based on performances in the past. >> thank you. >> o'donnell: according to u.s. soccer's own projections for this year, the women will net about $5 million from ticket but it turns out this labor dispute is about more than just money. "60 minutes" has learned the e.e.o.c. is also asking questions about the differences between the men and women when it comes to playing conditions, equipment, and travel. how do the women travel to games? >> lloyd: well, we fly in coach. >> o'donnell: the men, though, is part of their agreement, fly first class? >> lloyd: yes. >> brian: to be able to perform w the world, we should be treated the same as them. >> o'donnell: w

you can beat the odds sometimes but they add up against you. >> reporter: katie brace. >>> columbia university has suspended members of the wrestling team over lewd and racist text messages. the messages included homophobic and racial slurs as well as crude comments about women. columbia is the second ivy league school to suspend student athletes in recent months. harvard university suspended their men's soccer team last month after they made crude comments about the women's soccer team. >>> president obama is in peru, the last stop in the spinal the leader and he held a town hall with young people and saturday. today he will attend an economic summit with asian leaders and it is back to washington early tomorrow morning. >>> your weather forecast is about to get better. the satellite was launched from cape canaveral last night and it was delayed for a short time because of a technical issue about the launch -- it was out -- without any problems. the satellite is the first of three being built to replace the aging united states weather satellite system. >>> a legendary with deep ties to boston

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. >> columbia university, students barricade themselves into university buildings.eader is a 20-year-old ex-boy scout, mark rudd. >> i would say that we now have more support than any group about any political issue has ever held at any time. >> columbia became the symbol of students and revolt. >> activists like tom hayden went to columbia and said, let's have more columbias. there's nothing like feeling that you're fighting the power or somebody's listening to you, at least, to draw more people in. >> we started shouting a phrase, and it's a phrase that the youth in their words and by action of people all around the world, when they face truth, and that phrase is, up against the wall [ bleep ]! >> we had an idea that this was the beginning of something very important. we took it as the beginning of revolution. >> what's happening to america? conversation three. tonight our young people, what's bothering them. >> is there really a generation gap? >> generation gap is a way that whites in this country and the structure in this country, the system in this country, ra

new developments now-- in the scandal -- rocking the columbia-university wrestling team school officials say some of the members have been suspended, because of accuasations of lewd racist text message they may have sent. the messages are said to include.... homophobic and racial slurs ....as well as crude sexual comments about women. the school has apoligized . they say this is a wake-up call and will continue to take family and friends of a fallen soldier gathered saturday in kirksville, missouri to pay their respects. sergeant first-class matthew lewell-en and two other u-s service members were killed earlier this month during a training mission in jordan. members of the community and his colleagues held up flags and signs as they bid farewell. fellow soldiers remembered the 27- year-old as someone who put his team's welfare before himself. following the memorial, seargeant lewellen was buried with full military ho missouri's veteran cemetary in jacksonville. 00-04 "get on the ground, get on the ground." a florida sheriff's deputy... gets the boot... because of this surveillance video

he graduated from phillips exeter in june and is now studying at columbia university in new consider myself to be an american, but i'm not an american on paper. reporter: his status in this country is protected by an obama administration executive order. but that could quickly change under president trump. >> we're already preparing and brushing off our papers, know your rights and already organizing training and see how the reality of the election lost was caught on camera in virginia. these workers removing the house used by tim kaine during the election. jean: this election shard records in the granite state. the secretary of state says 755,840 ballots were cast, that's well above the previous record and 17,000 more than projected. this year's total includes 25,000 people who registered on tuesday to vote for the very first time. josh: on this 241st birthday of the marine corps and the day before veterans day, one local high school has installed a new tribute to service members. ray brewer was there for the big reveal. reporter: on this the day before they have something -- >> the

who for an entire year carried the mattress where she'd been raped with her on the campus of columbia university. and more recently in response to the case at stanford, yana -- [inaudible] raising campus aware withness through her photography project, it happened. or lady gaga's award-winning anthem, "til it happens to you." these real-life heroines are not afraid to tell their stories even if it means facing retaliation. in order to bring sexual violence out of the shadows and into the spotlight. for my part, after researching and writing "hunting girls" as a much-needed antidote to the depressing reality i uncovered, and truly just -- i've just given you a tip of the iceberg -- i turned to writing fiction as a way to address issues of party rape and human trafficking. in my new novels, "wolf and coyote," i attempt to raise awareness of these issues through compelling characters and plot twists and to imagine a better world where coming of age for girls means strong bonds between friends who work together to overcome odds, defeat sexism and assault and flourish on their own terms. thank you. ms

columbia university law professor tim wu explained the way society has been affected by advertising. ormer goldman sachs' vice president described her experience as an undocumented immigrant. and temple university professor sarah rabb explained possible solutions to rising college tuition costs. in the coming weeks, harvard university economist george boar has will talk about his research on the impact of immigration on the u.s. economy. gary younge, editor at large for the guardian, will discuss his investigation of gun violence in america. also coming up, washington post columnist sebastian mall by will talk about the career of former federal reserve chairman alan greenspan. and this weekend bain capital co-founder edward conard argues that income inequality contributes to economic growth. >> those synergies were created gradually over time through successful risk taking that bubbled up from a pool of failed risk taking, so i think we always have the option of we can tax and distribute more in the short run, but we slow down the growth and in the long run look at the difference betw

columbia university announced they are going to call themselves a sanctuary campus.p said he plans to pull funding from any sanctuary city. so it wouldn't be surprising if he did the same thing for sanctuary campuses that are federally taxpayer turned. charles: in the case of harvard and these ivy league schools, i would love to see them foot the bill for their own students. but the idea that they have the right to supersede law harboring illegal immigrants that committed crimes. >> the thing with the sanctuary cities, it all works if the president and executive decide they are not going to enforce the law. the colleges have been making up safe spaces and different terms to describe things that don't mend with reality. when they want to call themselves a sanctuary university. we'll see what happens when attorney general jeff sessions comes around. i think the student will see reality hit the fan. charles: we saw mayor deblasio spend 62 minutes with trump in trump tower and come out and lay down the law to donald trump. it seems like they are battening down the hatche

emily: the wrestling team at columbia university suspended as leaders of the college investigate a series of text messages they say are racist, misogynistic and homophobic. the messages described as appalling were reportedly se by team members over the last three years in a group messaging app. columbia says the students will investigation is complete, but the members are still allowed to practice. randy: a new charity campaign will benefit first responders, medical teams and survivors of the boston marathon bombing. this charity is connected to mark wahlberg's upcoming film "patriots day." the charity campaign is open to nonprofits in and around boston to honor or service those affected by the bombing. the charity was rolled out emily: the c's struggle to take the lead last night. isaiah thomas tied it up with seven seconds left. watch this here. kelly olynyk goes for the fake and he fouls with the clock tickg. the pelicans make one of two free throws. 106-105 is the final. randy: today we invite you to check out the all-new and improved wcvb.com. the upgrade is you a better experience e