cornell: that's a b-24 bomber there. garvin: in cornell maier's 90 years on the planet, he's lived more than a few. cornell: fifty-one missions out of italy. garvin: there was his time as a b-24 navigator in world war ii. then, there was the successful 4-decade career at kaiser aluminum, retiring as the company's chairman and ceo. it was a part of life that was very good to cornell financially, and he has been good to others in return. which brings us to ucsf benioff childrens hospital oakland and this latest chapter in cornell's life. you see, over the years, cornell has been very generous with his donations to the hospital. cornell: i'd say several hundred thousand dollars. garvin: so many thousands, in fact, in the 1980s, the hospital ceo offered cornell a seat on the board of directors. cornell: and i said, "i'm going to join you." he said, "great." but i said, "not as a director, but rather as a volunteer." garvin: turns out, for this part of cornell's life, this is not the type of chair he wanted to sit in. this wa

it was a part of life that was very good to cornell financially. and he has been good to others in return. which brings us to ucsf children's hospital oakland and this latest chapter in cornell's life. you see over the years cornell has been very generous with his donations to the hospital. >> i'd say several hundred thousand dollars. >> reporter: so many thousands, in fact, in the 1980s the hospital ceo offered cornell a seat on the board of directors. >> and i said, i'm going to join you. he said great. but i said not as a director, but rather as a volunteer. >> reporter: turns out, for this part of cornell's life, this is not the type of chair he wanted to sit in. this was. doing this. for them. >> i think you're getting sleepy. >> reporter: two days a week for the past 20 years cornell has been coming to the neonatal intensive care center at oakland. volunteering to give premature and sick children doses of the wonderful medicine that is the human touch. >> got a good grip. that's a good grip. very nice. >> reporter: coming in at 7:00 in the mo

this year, 38 incoming cornell students got the promise scholarship. every student who qualifies gets between 20 and 25- thousand dollars, a huge help when yearly tuition here is $37,400. cornell's vice president for enrollment says the scholarship's purpose is to attract iowa students, and it's working. 2:55-:04 "they're great students, they're close to home, they are - many of course at a time curriculum."not all students who applied got the scholarship, but murphy says cornell ended up with 56 iowa natives, nearly double from the year before. she says that's a good number, considering cornell attracts students from 45 states and 18 foreign countries, with a student body size of about 1,040. the scholarship is part of the school's strategic plan to grow. 6:12-:20 "we think that's a great thing for them to be closer to home, and for us, because they bring a lot of valuable gifts to his campus." cornell takeke into account g-p-a, a-c-t and s-a-t scores, and involvement in extracurricular activities en awarding thi scholarship. murphy hopes to continue

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and it renewable for each of the four years they're at cornell. that's a huge help because cornell's tuition is more than 37-thousand dollars a yer. "4:47-:55 "we look at gpa,,act or sat, and then e look at extracurricular activities, adership, community service. " cornell says it hasn't decided how much money will be available for the scholarship program for its second yearr a research center at the university of iowa will receive hundreds of thousands of dollars after state officials reversed their decision to withhold funding. the center for global and regional environmental research receives funding from electriiand gas utilities. but the iowa utilities board had held back 772-thousand dollars since mid-september over questions about4how the center has spent money. just last week, the iowa attorney general's office called on the board to transfer the funding. the center works with researchers to study alternative energy and the impact of global warming. it ooerates out offthe ioioa advanced technology laboratory on campus. iowa fans are gearin

cornell barnard? >> the heat coming off the fire is very, very intense, and you are looking at what is last of the restaurant on shattuck here in downtown berkeley. firefighters have just protect were the property door down. a flood of water has come out as you can see. it is just cascading out. on top of the building, flames continue to jump from the top of the structure we are told the restaurant has been here for several years and it has been fully engulfed for the last 30 minutes. in fact, just in the last couple of minutes firefighters seem to have grained the upper hand but it has been burned out of control for at least 30 minutes this morning. we have several engine companies here on the scene here in downtown berkeley and firefighters are giving it all they can spraying water in front of this building on to the building on top of it, and from the hook-and-ladder trucks, as well, and who are sold that there are apartments on the back side of this restaurant with several evacuations and the red

and music from chris cornell, with cleto and the cletones. and now, for the most part, [ applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. welcome to the show. [ applause ] thanks for joining us. we have a lot to discuss tonight. you know, tonight from milwaukee e fourth r rublican presidential debate featuring donald trump -- one guy from milwaukee got really excited. donald trump, ben carson, other people. their names escape me. but tonight's debate was televised on the fox business channel. between now and november of next year, every cable network gets a debate. next week is the e! news debate moderated by ryan seacrest and caitlyn jenner. this debate was a little different from the last one. the moderators from cnbc were attacked for being too tough last time around. tonight nooet cavuto promised his goal was to be invisible, which i think jeb bush has that same debate goal. [ applause ] i'm starting to get bored by these debates. no one asked me but i would like to see them have a drunk debate. everyone gets loaded and we find out what they really th

anytime coe and cornell get together it means something. they met in a double header on the basketball court tonight. ladies first and cornell cut the lead to three in the second half on thimaggie hogan putback.. but theiras no stopping f frmer wash standout aaena hobbs with three the old fashion way and then hobbs burries one from behind the arc. she had 28 points in a 70- 59 coe win. to the men and former marion ssrpshooter craig engle with the trey and it was raining three's tonight.. matt vonderhaar connects and then trevor holland hit back to ack triples and the coe beat cornell 80-65. longtime cascade basketball coach al marshall has announced this will be his final year of coaching. this will be al's 47th season and he is third all-time on the iowa coaching list with 716 wins. and finally they had two signings at prairie today.. mckenzie soeken will run track and play voeyball at upper iowa. and one of he top runne in the state tysen van draska wil run n or joey woody at iowwand concentrate on middle distance. thanks scott. one last

at cornell, i gave everyone my e-mail. all 255,000 alumni, 22,000 resteds, all 3000 faculty, 14,000 employees. do they write the everyday? thankfully, no. i have those come directly to me. my lieutenants, or whatever you call them, hated when i went to a town hall and gave them my e-mail. they said great, he is only going to forward it to me. but nonetheless i got a lot of feedback. why don't people want to do that? they are afraid of retaliation, being embarrassed. they are most afraid of never hearing from you. but that is one thing i've already done giving up my e-mail. there is a formulaic way at the smithsonian to do it. i believe in townhall meetings, when you have those, there are two kinds. i guess there are three. the kind you have where the new person show up. it's like the national zoo. they want to see what the new person acts like, can they talk, can they tie their time. we had good turnout. and there are townhall's when there is a problem, an issue. in every organization, if they fall upon hard times financia

cornell. thank you to you as well. let's kick this around.treet is largely coming out in defense of the stock today. beating rays, momentum builds as the top broad lines pick. that's cowan and oliver chen, frequent guests. the notes are fairly reflective of that kind of sentiment. is that the same sentiment you have, pete. >> i tell you what, i look at target now, and i think it's an oversold situation now today. will i buy it today? no. i like where the stock is trading right now. mr. cornell is -- he has laid out his plan, and you look at what their plan is. they're moving towards the digital, and that's what everybody is all talking about throughout the retail earnings season is digital doing well? we know they've got about 20% exposure to the apparel world. that's a bit of a headache because that is one of the slower areas. >> their slowdown in their on-line sales to 20% from 30. another reflek flexion of the amazon impact that companies like this cannot overcome. >> it probably has something to do with that and just the general competiti

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the first was in cornell. it was after their fight. they had a huge battle. he raped a woman. that's the first of his acting out his fantasies. and it's like getting a taste. it's like unleashing. there was another big battle between the two of them, and he went out that night and raped and killed a cornell coed. >> ross confessed to this murder and one other in new york state after he was caught. >> i started following women because he didn't want to see he didn't want them to be a he was turning them into particular, i killed four when his girlfriend came to >> although he was never caught >> he got satisfaction out of (wind noise) what's happening here... is not normal, it's extraordinary. you're not sure what's on the other side... but momentum pushes you forward. and it's why we're with you. 80 thousand people now... on the ground. in the air. engines on. because there is no stop in us. or you. only go. so, what will your dollars do? built to save dollars. will they turn your daily coffee from a small...to a large? will they turn your night in... into a night out? or will

cornell received the dubious name of suicide school. dr. greg yields is the director of counseling and suicide services at cornell. >> one of the things you found around suicide is it's a rare event and influenced by contagion and clustering. two factors in the research if one person creates a suicide, it is a risk for everyone else in this population. it conveys this social message if i'm feeling this kind of pain maybe it's the okay way to deal with it. >> 90% of the students who die by suicide were not receiving help from college counseling centers. a statistic katherine is determined to change. >> our family is devastated, other student families have been devastated. we certainly have the intellectual fire power and the resources that we can do better. the goal is to make sure that there are meaningful changes so that parents are going to their children's graduations and not to their funerals. >> one in 10 college students seriously considers suicide. and like timothy who was dealing with the stress of academics and athletics, many who

cornell's tuition is more than 37-thousand dollars a year. cornell says it hasn't decided how much money will be available for the scholarship program for its second year. education comes easy to some students - others make it their mission to work hard for success. that's the perfect way to describe a student at solon middle school - a girl who sets tough goals and challenges herself in the classroom and beyond. it's time to meet november's gazette, kcrg-tv9 student of the month, presented by hills bank and trust. classroom nats in a room full l f debate - there's no arguement that 12-year-old ashley stinocher is one of the hardest working kids in class. classroom nats this 7th grader is learning the balance between the classroom and the finish line, basketball hoop and the bright lights of show choir. she also serves her community as a member of the octogon club. "our motto is kids helping kids, and we do adopt a family and we go shopping for kids in need." it's a club, that for ashley, has family ties. "my sister was in it when she was in

here with the song "nearly forgot my broken heart," chris cornell! every time i stare into the sun trying to find a reason to go on all i ever get is burned and blind until the sky bleeds the pouring rain when you came along the time was right pulled me like an apple red and ripe wasn't very long you took a bite and did me wrong and it serves me right and i nearly forgot my broken heart it's taking me miles away from the memory of how we broke apart here we go round again again every little key unlocks the door every little seet has a lie trying to take a picture ofhe sun it won't help you to see the light every little word upon your lips makes a little cut where blood pours out every little drop of blood a kiss that i won't miss not for anything and i nearly forgot my broken heart it's taking me miles away of how we broke apart here we go round again every single feeling tells me this is leading to a heart in broken little pieces and you know i need this like a hole in the head every single feeling tells me this is leading to a heart in broken littl

(applause). >> stephen: cornell jack jacobs, thank you, sir. we'll be right back. >> the late show with stephen colbert sponsored by budweiser, >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. (cheers and applause). >> stephen: thanks so much. thank you, jon. thai, human. my next guest is an emmy-winning producer, come ed yen, author please welcome bill maher. (applause). on. >> is that a colonel or a general. >> stephen: a colonel. promotion. >> stephen: really? >> because i think he was-- . >> stephen: it's soaberring but he tells it like it is. >> you don't hear that a lot. you hear a lot especially from the republicans, that, you (laughter) just the name gets a laugh. >> stephen: uh-huh. >> that you know, we need to wipe them out-- . >> stephen: that's a laugh attack. >> you used to be a republican. >> stephen: i done know what you are talking about. i've always worked here. yes. >> no, republicans don't talk quite as sharply as that. out. >> stephen: right, yeah, cruz know. >> i would wipe them out. >> stephen: wipe them out completely, turn the deses

and it's renewable for each of the four years they're at cornell. cornell's tuition is more than 37-thousand dollars a year. "4:47-:55 "we look at gpa, act or sat, and then we look at extracurricular activities, leadership, community service. " cornell says it hasn't decided how much money will be available for the scholarship program for its second year. education comes easy to some students - others make it their mission to work hard for success. that's the perfect way to describe a student at solon middle school - a girl who sets tough goals classroom and beyond. it's time to meet november's gazette, kcrg-tv9 student of bank and trust. classroom nats in a room full of debate - there's no arguement that 12-year-old ashley stinocher is one of the hardest working kids in class. classroom nats this 7th grader is learning the balance between the classroom and the finish line, basketball hoop and the bright lights of show choir. she also serves her community as a member of the octogon club. "our motto is kids helping kids, and we do adopt a family and

(applause). >> stephen: cornell jack jacobs, thank you, sir. we'll be right back. >> the late show with stephen make a frienen to make it home. good morning, honey. mmm. honey? so sorry, mrs. parker. so sorry... find a doctor, coordinate appointmen, or transfer records with bewell 24/7. one of the many services provided exclusively call 844-84-bewell. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. (cheers and applause). >> stephen: thanks so much. thank you, jon. thai, human. my next guest is an emmy-winning and the host of "realtime" on hbo. please welelme bill maher. (applause). >> stephen: thanks for coming on. >> is that a colonel or a general. >>>>tephen: a colonel. >> we should give him a promotion. >> stephen: really? >> because i think he was-- . >> stephen: it's soaberring but he tells it like it is. >> you don't hear that a lot. you hear a lot especially from the republicans, that, you know-- (laughter) just the name gets a laugh. >> stephen: uh-huh. >> that you know, we need to wipe them out-- . >> stephen: that's a laugh attack. >> you used t

we are live on treasure island this morning, cornell bernard, abc7 news >> cornell, thank you. happening now, a busy stretch of van ness avenue in san francisco is closed this weekend. the three-day closer which started yesterday allows for continuing work on an underground pedestrian tunnel. this is video from sky 7od of the project. the stretch that is closed is between post and geary. it is scheduled to reopen tomorrow night at 11:59:00 p.m. >>> weather-wise, you've been talking about the rain that's coming our way all morning long. >> yeah. it's the timing of the rain is mainly going to be heavy overnight. but we could get up to about half an inch in many neighborhoods. we are looking live from the east bay hills. enjoy the sunshine today because tomorrow is going to be blustery and cold. i'll have all the details coming up. >> good advice, frances. thank you. also next, friday night lights go dark in san francisco as a murder investigation keeps two teams off the field. plus, a police take down under scrutiny. the investigation launched because of this we've got some new o

(applause). >> stephen: cornell jack jacobs, thank you, sir. we'll be right back. >> the late show with stephen make a friend to make it home. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system that keeps in place a rigged economy. bernie's campaign is funded byover a million contributions -- people like you, who see the middle class disappearing and want a future to believe in. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. (cheers and applause). >> stephen: thanks so much. thank you, jon. thai, human. my next guest is an emmy-winning producer, come ed yen, author please welcome bill maher. (applause). >> stephen: thanks for coming on. >> is that a colonel or a general. >> stephen: a colonel. >> we should give him a promotion. >> stephen: really? >> because i think he was-- . >> stephen: it's soaberring but he tells it like it is. >> you don't hear that a lot. you hear a lot especially from the re

cornell bernard was there for it.ins us live from treasure island with the details. >> reporter: we were told not to expect to see anything on the surface of the bay, but it it was quite a boom?fvt and quite sight from our vantage point in morning. caltrans said the implosion bend according to plan. the old pier cap is now gone. at the explosion, pretty dramatic. take a look. the implosion lasted about five to six seconds at 20 million pounds of concrete was demolished with about 600 charges of dynamite. the debris was contained by a cap on sod top and sides of the pier which expend e. tended down about 50 feet under the water. caltrans said at this point all went according to plan. >> as we know right now there is sonar that will tell us a lot more, give us additional data. what we really can assess but right now from what we have seen and what we can tell from right here very clear, it went as planned. >> here is a view from four different cameras including sky 7 hd of the implosion. some folks we talked to that wer

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greg is a librarian at cornell college. chris merrill is the director of the international writing program at the university of iowa. tyler carrington teaches german and german studies at cornell college. i'd like to begin by asking you about your own experiences with online education. we have amongst us people who've enrolled in courses as students, people who've authored courses, people who've delivered courses, people who've overseen the development of such programs. maybe we begin with you, tyler, about with this. tyler: my experience actually began as a student in an online course. in this case, it was a history course taught completely online. i had a very positive experience with that. this was a history course at the time that i took an adjunct to my undergraduate education on campus. since then, i have found a way to pull in online education, digital tools, apps, online platforms into my german language instruction, i think to great effect. that has been my general experience with it, a ad, overall, a very positive

cornell? cornell, can you hear us? >> wish having with the transmitter. >> our apologies. we will move on right now and give you more news. in contra costa county officials were investigating the cause of a two-alarm fire in a concord office furniture store founded in 1939. the flames ignited just after 7:00 p.m. the store was on diamond way and challenge dry at the furniture store. firefighters had to battle the flames from the outside because it was too dangerous to go inside. it took two hours to contain the fire. officials state commercial office continueture inside helped to fuel the lanes in the warehouse section. the corporate office was saved and no one was hurt. >> shoppers are lined up around the bay area looking for black friday deals. we were at the premium outlets in livermore where hundreds brave the morning chill waiting in line just to get into the store that opened at midnight with only a certain number of people inside the store at a time. 100 million people are expected 100 million people are expected to shop through sunday. >> retailers hope for record

cornell bernard joins us live from the scene. >> reporter: 16th street is still closed between south van ness and followsome straighted as firefighters keep a close watch on this fire which left this tire store totally destroyed. they are dousing hot spots. they say the fire still smoldering inside. 21 neighbors who live next door, now looking for a new place to live tonight. the fire left their home. red-tagged by the city. >> i was really scared. coming out and seeing big fires. explosions. what do they have inside the tire shop? >> reporter: witnesses say the fire was intense request quickly jump led to three alarms. more than 400 firefighters attacking the flames from all sides. fueled by burning tires. the thick black smoke could be seen for miles. early on the roof of the shop collapsed. >> there's a heavy amount of material, and when the roof collapsed, it fell down on where the fire is and because of the structural integrity of the building we won't make entry into the building. >> scary. >> exactly. i'm like, oh, no, and everything was in there, my pills -- norm ya was one o

>>> cornell bernard continues. >> temperatures are definitely dropping fast in walnut creek and moving ever so close to the freezing mark. check it out. this bank sign says 36 degrees and it feels like it. across the east bay folks are bundling up. >> i have been here since monday. >> she pitched her at the present time in front of the best buy in emeryville where the black friday deals started at 5:00 p.m. on thanksgiving. cold weather could be a deal breaker. >> hopefully i will give my mom a call and bring the blankets. >> boom. put the gloves on. >> they have been braving the cold for the past nine days outside the best buy in pinole. first in line for a big screen tv. but what they need is a heater. >> take it and wrap it around your neck. >> we don't sleep in a tent that much, but a lot of people come in and we sleep in the car so we won't be as cold. >> it was so cold in walnut creek there were icicles. the ice rink was packed and tonight it feels more like january. >> lots of jackets and hot chocolate and coffee. >> i have three layers on under my sweater. >> they are making a

>>> cornell bernard continues. >> temperatures are definitely dropping fast in walnut creek and movingzing mark. check it out. this bank sign says 36 degrees and it feels like it. across the east bay folks are bundling up. >> i have been here since monday. >> she pitched her at the present time in front of the best buy in emeryville where the black friday deals started at 5:00 p.m. on thanksgiving. cold weather could be a deal breaker. >> hopefully i will give my mom a call and bring the blankets. >> boom. put the gloves on. >> they have been braving the cold for the past nine days outside the best buy in pinole. first in line for a big screen tv. but what they need is a heater. >> take it and wrap it around your neck. >> we don't sleep in a tent that much, but a lot of people come in and we sleep in the car so we won't be as cold. >> it was so cold in walnut creek there were icicles. the ice rink was packed and tonight it feels more like january. >> lots of jackets and hot chocolate and coffee. >> i have three layers on under my sweater. >> they are making a grocery run cold weather o

the fbi arrested cornell back in january. he has pleaded not guilty. incredible video out of oklahoma tonight. jc: a wild ride ends with a cruiser. what set off this chase, and how officers finally took her into custody. phil: a comeback a decade in the making, why this year will be the best in toy sales, and what' s causing the shift back from electronics to toys. harvey? harvey: already raining in parts of the area. we won' t talk about the storm, the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public college

cornell bernard joins us live from the scene. >> reporter: 16th street is still closed between south van ness and followsome straighted as firefighters keep a close watch on this fire which left this tire store totally destroyed. they are dousing hot spots. they say the fire still smoldering inside. 21 neighbors who live next door, now looking for a new place to live tonight. the fire left their home. red-tagged by the city. >> i was really scared. coming out and seeing big fires. explosions. what do they have inside the tire shop? >> reporter: witnesses say the fire was intense request quickly jump led to three alarms. more than 400 firefighters attacking the flames from all sides. fueled by burning tires. the thick black smoke could be seen for miles. early on the roof of the shop collapsed. >> there's a heavy amount of material, and when the roof collapsed, it fell down on where the fire is and because of the structural integrity of the building we won't make entry into the building. >> scary. >> exactly. i'm like, oh, no, and everything was in there, my pills -- norm ya was one o

anytime coe and cornell get together it means something. they met in a double header on the basketba@l court tonight. ladies first and cornell cut the ead to three in the second half on thisismaggie hogan putback.. but their was no stopping former wash standout aleena hobbs with three the old fashion way and then hobbs burries one from behind the arc. she had 28 points in a 70- 59 coe win. to tte men and former marion sharpshooter craig engle with the trey and it was raining three's tonight.. matt vonderhaar connects and@then trevor holland hit back to brack triples and the coe beat cornell 80-65. longtime cascade basketball coach al marshall has announced this will be his final year of coaching. this will be l's 47th season and he is third all-time on the iowa coaching list with h 16 wins. and finally they had two signings at prairie today.. mckenzie soeken will run track and play volleyball at upper iowa. and one of the top runners in the state tysen van drasa will run for joey woody at iowa and concentrate on middle distance. hey! this h

abc 7 reporter cornell bernard is there. cornell, i imagine this is a real challenge for families there. >> reporter: for sure, challenging and pretty uncomfortable. about 40 homes are still without water here on relief station road, where crews are working to replace the pipe on the road. we just got a new update from east bay. they say the big repair job should be done sometime tonight. unfortunately no specific time given. they also say freezing temperatures may have contributed to the rupture. the water faucets are katie fulton's house are bone dry. nothing. for the past 24 hours, bottled water has been standing by. but it's not not the same. >> i can't wash my hands. i can only use hand sanitizer, which is gross. >> reporter: crews are replacing a large 16-inch cast iron pipe which ruptured friday afternoon, sending a raging river of water pouring downhill on relief station road. jim van horn shot this video as a waterfall spilled off a hill, straight for his house. the water ankle deep. >> we were shoveling it away fro

we'll see how cornell west comments play on sanders' behalf. >> alex seitz-wald.oining us is olivia newt si and amy davidson. thanks to both of you. amy, your eyebrows went up when you heard cornell west. what do you make of that? >> it's interesting and it shows he's bringing something to the primaries that other candidate aren't. >> and it does seem to be this kind of year, they're bringing things we didn't expect and we also saw bill clinton out with hillary clinton today. do you think, olivia, anything she had to say at the debate last night could be problematic for her? >> certainly. i mean, i think alex just said it, her comment about 9/11, trying to deflect from the fact she's received donations from wall street by bringing up 9/11. i think that will be used against her from the left and from the right. we're already seeing that happening now. and i think also her comments about how she would defeat isis. she kind of hit back at obama saying isis had been contained trying to distance herself from that saying isis cannot be contained, can only be defeated. t

i think that brian cornell, i would like to hear what he has to say. this was not the blowout number that i was looking for. >> so when target saw online grow 20, amazon 28, a much larger percents taj of their sales, do you applaud target? >> i think target is good. certainly better than the other broad lines. the problem with target it needs to blow away. that's what -- when you read lowe's statement, they're like happy days are here again. target has a lot of apparel, doing much better than nordstrom and macy's. it's off-mall. people expect unbelievable things from brian cornell. the stock was at 77 not long ago. i thought that -- geez, i was surprised they're consistent which is good. that online, 20. no. >> not what you were hoping for? >> no. >> or those who are long in the stock were hoping for. >> my travel trust owned it. sure wish they owned home depot. home depot quarter was, as i said, the home depot quarter was masterful. the conference call was beautiful. once again, the cfo puts it in context about the need to refurbish the old houses. lo

dartmouth just wrapped up against cornell. we also have jason king standing by with friday night football, week number 10. the commercial break wit the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather, an honest leader building a movement with you to give us a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. there ar

friday night football for dartmouth, they hosted cornell. writer stone with a one-yard touchdown run on fourth. big green took a 7-3 lead. in the second, williams with an eight yard pass to mcmanus, dartmouth wins, 21-3, they are seven and one this year. saint a' s this home, plant -- from the state on the road. huge game for richmond at unh. it is a huge challenge for unh, that if they can win, they will be back in the playoffs. >> all of a sudden they are seven to one come other defense is good. the offense is powerful. we have to play well. >> for us it has been a one-game season, every game is important. you try to keep our heads above water. jamie: that is unh. good luck to them tomorrow. tom: we will be back with more shelley: it' s beginning to look a lot like christmas in new york city. tom: the rockefeller center christmas tree was raised up today. the 78 foot tall tree weighs two tons and was grown in new york' s hudson valley. it will be lit for the first time on december the second, the tree will stay lit until january 6 grade ge

. >>> well, cornell university in a bit of an uproar.week the ivy league school booted him for questions about bias on campus after it was revealed that 96% of professors' political donations go to democrats. well, that prompted an editorial in the student news saying, quote, fox news clearly sought to embarrass cornell through its cuts to cultural clips and witless questions. yet the university's response to the piece was far more embarrassing than jesse watters' shoddy journalism techniques, end quote. but isn't it the school that should answer his questions? here's watters' world at cornell part two. ♪ >> do you support diversity? >> i do. >> but you don't support diversity of opinion? so you wrote the article that blew this whole story up. >> the administration refused to comment. we actually got a lot of professors saying that pretty much they don't think that republicans are qualified to teach here. >> if you need a voice, we can get you a voice. >> so you're the media relations director? >> i am. >> so shouldn't you be able to tal