cornell runs about $52,000 a year.as it become so expensive and keeps getting more expensive every year? what are we paying for? >> there's a whole bunch of reasons for it. technology is certainly one of them. there's also this concept that people always want the best of everything. we want our students, our children, to have extracurricular activities and facilities and residence halls that are good. there's another concept, and that is that we like the relatively small student/teacher ratio, which means it's very, very hard to increase productivity if you have a human-intensive industry. some of the market forces don't work that well in some of the campuses. for example, the overwhelming desire to get our children into what are perceived as the best schools mean the lines soar long, even when the price goes up it doesn't have the usual market forces. cornell, for example, we've got 38,000 applicants this last year for 3,200 slots. so with that much excess demama, if you want to look at it that way, usual market force

cuyler cornell de 50-aÑos, ex-maestro de septimo grado de la escuela intermedia neelsville es acusadoe uno de sus estudiantes... "el iba a visitar a la casa al estudiante,a la estudiante, el la llevaba de excursiones a la estudiante, y asi comenzo la relacion con el, eso sucedio en el 2010 y 2011" se sospecha que el verano del 2011, cornell toco al menor inapropiadamente en dos ocaciones... sin embargo, su amistad continuo este aÑo escolar... "los maestros estan prohibidos de ir a ninguna casa, los maestros estan prohibidos de llevar a los estudiantes en excursiones, los padres de familia tienen que firmar un permiso y tienen que saber exactamente con quien estan yendo sus hijos" y los arrestos continuan... aaron la mere, ex- trabajador de la escuela northwood en gaithersburg se encuentra detenido, acusado de una serie de cargos, entre ellos pornografia infantil y acoso sexual contra estudiantes.. lape 39- aÑos tambien solicito las ey enviaron cartas a los padres de familia explicandoles sobre los arrestos.. coerpos, culmino hoy la repatriacion a el salvador de los cinco salvadorenos,

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cornell is a seventh grade teacher in germantown.e mir etch is accused of having child pornography on his computer and having inappropriate contact with three students. >>> our big story, the cia has foiled an al-qaeda plot to bomb an airplane. melanie alnwick has more. >> reporter: the bomb did not contain any metal so it could have slipped past airport metal detectors. it was intercepted by the cia who had been tracking the plot developing in yemen for about a month. month. officials say the bomb plot involved an up graded version of the underwear bomb that failed to detonate on christmas day 2009. those behind the planned vicious assaulted are a group some officials say poses a major threat to the united states. >> al-qaeda on the arabian peninsula is definitely the greatest threat the united states faces from al-qaeda t controls territory and it is able to move freely through a large swath of territories. so it is able to gather resources. it has places where it can train and provide safe havens. >> reporter: authorities say al-

earlier i talked to an obama pollster, cornell belcher.ad campaign never happen, do you expect spots like this by some, you know, super pac out there, and do you think they could be effective? >> well, two things. one is i think the last thing republicans want is for some millionaire nut job, you know, spending millions and millions of dollars taking the nominee off message. i mean, if you're the republican nominee, it's just basic politics. you want to sort of be talking about the economy and jobs and trying to contrast yourself with the president on that. to get into these issues, you know, to spend millions of dollars and have the nominee move off track and talk about issues that quite frankly don't create a job, doesn't keep anyone in their house, doesn't help, you know, with unemployment or mortgage payment, whatsoever, that's a nightmare for republicans. >> clearly someone on the republican side thinks this is a good idea. they came up with the idea though it's been rejected an parentally by the romney campaign. why do you think thes

i want to a bankklw, -- thank the tavis smiley and cornell west of that. it was fabulous. it was well done. matt martin did a great job. the event was well moderated. tavis and cornell talked about poverty and the tour they are doing to talk around our low- income families of color that plagued the united states. commissioner murase and i attended a dinner this week. we have a scholarship awards tomorrow evening. the dinners honoring carlos garcia is this week. we will be speaking, i will sit on two panels. another is about the joint oil youth work we have been doing. we also have mission high school in tenderloin elementary school honored for the great work they're doing around composting. i want to point out one of our retirements that are happening this year, which is to the principal jim. i just wanted to give a special shout out to jim because he has done a fantastic job. that is going to be at the irish cultural center at 11 at 5:30. the mayor's teacher of the month and principal of the year awards have been finalized. we will be making an announcement on that at the

ari, cornell, eric, thanks. lot to cover tonight. >>> the battle over a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage in north carolina has led to some strong rhetoric. evangelical billy graham said the bible's message is clear. perhaps the most startling comments come from pastor in fayetteville. pastor sean harris said he was trying to communicate the truth of the world of god concerning marriage when he said dads should give a good punch to their boys if they show signs of effeminate behavior and crack their limp wrists. listen. >> so your little sons start to act a little girlish when he's 4 years old and instead of squashing that like a cockroach and saying, get off that dress and get outside and dig a ditch because that's what boys do, you get out the camera and you start taking pictures of johnny acting like a female and then you upload it to youtube and everybody laughs about it. and next thing you know this dude, this kid, is acting out childhood fantasies that should have been squashed! can i make

stop and frisk anyone they consider suspicious but protesters aren't feeling it will speak to dr cornell west and revolutionary karl dicks of all their efforts to stop this rule in its tracks. and get ready for a lesson in protesting students in canada are up in arms over a two wishin hike and they're taking it to the streets they're still paying just a fraction of what american students pay so is it time for students here in the u.s. to use their street smarts to advocate for change. you're not yet ready to say i'm indoors and what you will that's so well as as the line says in the wizard of oz all in good time my pretty it will happen for publicans are rallying around mitt romney albeit reluctantly but hold on one candidate does have a big following and a growing number of delegates will tell you why ron paul is still relevant in this race. it is monday april thirtieth i'm christine in washington d.c. you're watching our t.v. . well let's begin with a closer look at a policy called stop and frisk here's how it works so you're walking down the street and a police officer stops you says

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police said that boat, in separate cases sexually accused students. 50-year-old cuyler jay cornell was arrested. police say that cornell sexually abused a 14-year-old student after approaching her in the last school year. police arrested this man 37- year-old aaronlamere. police believe he showed photographs of a naked male on his cellphone. it happened inside north would high school where he was a technician with the media services department. >> we are learning more about the new al qaeda plot targeting america on the anniversary of osama bin laden's debt and more specifically, the plan to use a new underwear bomber to destroy a u.s. jetliner. >> look at why one powerful lawmaker said it is important to take notice of this particular plot. >> he said this was a very serious thing. at this point, it is unclear what airport this suicide bomber wanted to hit. we don't know if it was a plane on the way here or on the way to another airport but the cia got to him before he ever even bought a ticket. a lot of passengers are worried tonight as a find out just how sophisticated this bomb was

>> funding for "to the contrary" provided by: the cornell douglas foundation committed to encouraging stewardship of the environment, land conservation, watershed protection and eliminating harmful chemicals. additional funding provided by: the colcom foundation. the wallace genetic foundation and by the charles a. frueauff foundation. >> this week on "to the contrary" first, republican women shift focus. then, men choose 'pink collar' jobs. behind the headlines: models for fair working conditions. hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, gop women create a new caucus. republican women in the house are shifting their focus from soci issues to the economy. house republicans launched the "women's policy committee," a new caucus to showcase female lawmakers. most of the 24 house republican women are members and released a video to share how they are "working for you." >> teed republican women in congress are making a real difference. >> we're working together to create jobs, reduce spending, help sma

ari, cornel, thanks, we got a lot to cover tonight. the constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage in north carolina has led to some strong rhetoric. billy graham ran full page ads in north carolina saying that -- you might remember we brought you this story, pass sorry shaun harris said he was trying to communicate the truth of the world of god concerning marriage when he said dads should give a, quote, good punch, to their sons when they sew feminine behavior. >> so your little son starts to act a lil' girlish when he is four years old and instead of squashing that like a cook coach, get that dress often and get outside and dig a ditch because that's what boys do. you get out of the camera and you start taking pictures of johnny acting like a female and you upload it to youtube and everybody laughs about it. and next thing you know, this dude, this kid is acting out childhood fantasies that should have been squashed. can i make it any clearer? dads, the second you see your son dropping the limp wrist, you rock over there and

cornell, the fact that they releases this video slamming romney for his time at bain, the same day a fund raiser by a private equity giant, isn't that kind of hypocritical? >> first a couple things. first you refer to a vampire and that language. vampire and vulture capitalist is not something that comes out of our mouth. that comes from the republican primary. look, so -- and the president and -- >> wait, you have somebody in that ad saying vampire and that's the -- obama campaign made that ad and they had that person say vampire whether or not they came up with it on their own. >> you've never heard anyone from the obama campaign say -- call a vampire or vulture. vulture capitalism. but bottom line is this. if mitt romney is going to make the predicate of his run that he's going to fix the economy, going to create jobs and the primary -- his time was spent at the head of bain, we have a right to examine that. we have a right to look at what he did at bain to make his money and unfold that for the american people. >> i totally agree with that. but i'm not arguing that. and i don't t

>> funding for "to the contrary" provided by: the cornell douglas foundation committed to encouraging stewardship of the environment, land conservation, watershed protection and eliminating harmful chemicals. additional funding provided by: the colcom foundation. the wallace genetic foundation and by the charles a. frueauff foundation. >> this week on "to the contrary" first, who's going to create more great jobs for women? then, the vatican takes on radical feminist nuns. behind the headlines: the burden of winning the nobel peace prize. >> hello, i'm bonnie er. welcome to "to the contry," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, the war for women voters rages on. the war for women's votes continues this week with president obama and mitt romney each claiming he can create more jobs and prosperity for women. mitt romney, now winning the vote of married women, is relying heavily on his wife, ann, to rein in women voters. the obama campaign launched an interactive web app called "the life of julia," which guides users through an average middle class w

>> funding for "to the contrary" provided by: the cornell douglas foundation committed to encouraging stewardship of the environment, land conservation, watershed protection and eliminating harmful chemicals. additional funding provided by: the colcom foundation. the wallace genetic foundation and by the charles a. frueauff foundation. first, minority is the new majority. then, women and combat. behind the headlines: american foreign service officers in beijing. >> hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, the changing u.s. population. for the first time in the country's history, most newborns are being born to families of color. new census bureau data show that last year just more than 50% of americans up to the age of one were black, hispanic or other minority groups. that's up from just below 50% from the year before. the largest and fastest growing minority group in the country is hispanics. non-hispanic whites will be outnumbered in the u.s. by the year 2042. one of the biggest factors in this

conservatives in fact, who were -- we were on shawn hannityy's program and george will's student of cornellest. it's funny running into all these people. he's got a great program going. >> he worked with robby george and the two of them teach a course together and that's what you'd want a college course, it's kind of the ying and yang of political philosophy. tavis: i haven't had time to sit on the course but it's one of the most popular courses to have west and george in the same classroom. unbelievable. >> when he met my son, he said your father is conservatisms emanuel kont. you're supposed to know this if you're at princeton. tavis: i'm glad to have you on. you mentioned the book of poverty. but i love this book, "the book of man." there's so much to talk about tonight. since you mentioned poverty, today "the new york times," you made the front page, a story of paul ryan. you saw the story? >> i did. tavis: the front page story of "the new york times," we'll put it on the screen in a second. front page about paul ryan, the chairman of the house committee on this tour. we were in georget

a member of cornell kufrt since 198 5. i'm here as an individual. the opinion ice express are informed by me research conducted at cornell. i've worked on the consequences of environment pollution including the effects of oil and ga gas development since the mid-1970s. i was invited to present that information on the consequences of hydraulic fracturing and i'll try to briefly do so. hydraulic fraction sb not new, we just heard. the process existed for decades but its existed in a small scale using small volumes of water. what is up in is the combination of high precision directional drilling. the new combination uses 50 to 100 times more water than was ever used in fracturing until a decade or so ago. 5 million gallons or so per well. this new technology has indeed opened up new resources from shell gas and others. the technology is very, very new. i want to stress that. as a result, the science of understanding what the consequences are is also very, very new. for contest, half of all the shall gas developed in the world has been produced in the l

. >> cornell, is that the way you see it as well? >> it's interesting we want to talk about being out of touch, and the truth of the matter is this is more the tea party wanting to take over the republican party. you see from the outside looking in, most americans look at this, and they say, here's a party that increasingly moderate and people who want to compromise just aren't welcome in. let's be clear. lugar barely had a challenge last time in indiana. he's someone who's won that seat convincingly. that seat now moves from a seat that democrats, was not in the top tier to democrats to a seat that democrats certainly target now because you've moved a moderate, middle of the road republican out of that seat in a state like indiana where all of a sudden democrats on the senate side probably have a pretty good shot of taking that senate seat. a tea party in this way is absolutely not helping the republican party. >> eric, you say he lost -- i'm sorry. ari, go ahead. eric, you said he lost touch in indiana, but is part of it he was wil

we announced today we've given cornell some space just to incubate the new campus here. the and in our building, in new york which we just... >> rose: which is a block long. (laughs) >> it's a cool building and we decided to buy it so now we're a big new york landlord, i guess. but that also gave us the flexibility to say hey, we have this great space so we can contact our people a bit. >> rose: and new york campus on one block. >> yeah and we think it's a great space for you to get started so we thought that was a fabulous thing to do. >> rose: who initiated the relationship >> we have a big... we support a lot of research on computer science, we try to give money to many different organizations so we have relationship which is came about because we're supporting computer science research in general. so we had a relationship between our new york leaders and the cornell people so that's how it came about and they were just talking about how to help. >> rose: then the news this week has been the facebook i.p.o.. any thoughts about that? >> i definitely noticed that. >> ro