he was welcomed, and ended up being the chief of the industrial relations department at cornell university. he tells the story in a family book that we have that the jews and new that fdr was not their friend. that the jews who were in america knew that fdr knew about the concentration camps, knew about the fact that these individuals were fleeing for their lives, and it took the bravery of england to allow this family member to seek asylum. so i think there's a lot of misinformation about fdr in the jewish community spirit what do you think are some of the misinformation? >> wide? the misinformation is that jews in america thought that fdr was a hero because he entered the war. but he was no hero to the jewish people, in my opinion, because of what he didn't do. and he allowed to air the state department to set forth the doctrine of the united states while he was president. >> why do you think then as when he was a dying man he would travel to the suez canal to try to persuade the king of arabia, saudi arabia, to help the jews since he was so -- >> but he didn't want them in america. they

. >>> cornell university can boast that it is located in america's best college town, ithaca, new york. a survey examined the best environment for college students. it ranked san francisco fourth on the list for students living in major metropolitan area. san jose topped the lis for midsize -- list for mise midsized cities. >>> the 22nd annual easter parade wept off without a hitch. organizers call this the biggest little parade in san francisco. whatting unique, whatting key and elegant -- whacky and elegant about the area. beauty queens shared space with rollerskating cows and the little ones had a great time. and it looks like we got some breaks in the rain and just enough time for the easter celebration. >> tonight things are starting to rev up a little more so. we had a little bit of low in the action between 6:00 and 8:00. you can already get a sense that some of the moisture president coulding to feed in and we will take you to the north bay because that's where the yellow and orange cells are right now. it is down toward shellville and all of these are moving from south to auth

. >>> cornell university can boast that it is located in america's best college town, ithaca, new york. a survey examined the best environment for college students. it ranked san francisco fourth on the list for students living in major metropolitan area. san jose topped the lis for midsize -- list for mise midsized cities. >>> the 22nd annual easter parade wept off without a hitch. organizers call this the biggest little parade in san francisco. it showcased all that is wonderful, unique, whatting key and elegant -- whacky and elegant about the area. beauty queens shared space with rollerskating cows and the little ones had a great time. and it looks like we got some breaks in the rain and just enough time for the easter celebration. >> tonight things are starting to rev up a little more so. we had a little bit of low in the action between 6:00 and 8:00. you can already get a sense that some of the moisture president coulding to feed in and we will take you to the north bay because that's where the yellow and orange cells are right now. it is down toward shellville and all of these ar

. >>> this past weekend i was invited to speak at my alma mater, cornell university, an honor i enjoyedh. as i nostalgically visited, the school was abuzz about an incident when a cornell wrestler allegedly sexually assaulted another student sleeping over her girlfriend's house. she woke at 4:45 in the morning to find a man she didn't know on top of her. it was hardly an isolated incident. last september on one night three separate incidents of sexual assault or harassment were reported. despite fox news host's idea that rape still happens on college campuses, of course it does. few schools have been unscathed by this. i talked to cornell students about it this weekend. some blamed greek life for a culture of misogyny. oathers are beknowned the out of date blue light phones and touted security system that allows students to call for help only between the hours of 9:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m. sometimes students wait 30 minutes for an escort to arrive. another student got to the real problem. the administration was much more interested in victim advocacy, crisis centers and hot lines than prev

reporter: about a month ago larry bonsauer an associate professor of biomedical engineering at cornell universityhed the world when he printed an actual living human ear. >> the whole process of printing is completed within about 15 minutes or so. >> reporter: 15 minutes for an ear. >> 15 minutes for an ear. reporter: wow. just order one up. the printer deposits layers of living cells, forming the shape of a small ear. within minutes, the cells begin to grow and bind toone another. >> this is one that we have grown in an incubator in the lab for a couple of months actually. >> reporter: oh, my gosh. it's really clearly very different. it just looks like a child's ear. >> absolutely. reporter: when the ear is finally imlinted underneath the skin it will actually grow like a normal ear. currently, the printed ears are an animal trial... are in animal trials. oh, my gosh, it has the feel of tissue. he modeled the ear after his daughter's ears with the hopes of treating children born without one or both ears, a rare condition called microtia. right now the best treatment is scuptalling rib age cartil

i teach the history and future of retailing and marketing at cornell university and my students, as soont a single student, any friends and family that were shopping penpenney. ma macy's and all the other competitors are closing in for the kill. huge mistake. first time in the major of history retail to your point, cheryl, it rolled nationally without even testing in one store. cheryl: he was coming in from a company like apple, running stores there, huge success. did he just -- do you think he just misread that customer? especially j.c. penney, maybe a latina customer. many say he screwed up, he ignored that woman. >> he screwed up and even if you look at the ads in the magazine that just arrived last night in people's homes and the hair salons and the beauty salons across the country, the penney ad is pathetic. it has a caucasian model in it and the target and macy's ads are superb. they're giving more money to macy's, target who are advertising to those latina consumers and those shoppers have shifted. ron johnson fired the agent, african-american and caucasian shoppers 25% of the bus

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cornell bernard will have more in a live report in 30 minutes. >> today marks the one-year anniversary of the shooting massacre the university in oakland of the seven people were killed that day. police say a former nursing student planned the shooting because he was angry with city officials. a judge ruled in january that he is not competent to stand trial. the school will hold two memorial concerts for the victims, one on saturday in oakland and the other is april 13. >> connecticut lawmakers have come together to agree on sweeping proposals to curb gun violence in the wake of the sandy hook elementary school shooting after weeks of closed door negotiations. the proposals include a ban on high capacity magazines like the one used in december that claimed the lives of 20 children. political leaders say they are sending a message to those who not the connecticut effect on gun control would wear off. >> what they didn't know was that democrats and republicans would come together and work to put together the strongest and most comprehensive bill in the united states. >> both sides expect to approve the pack an -- the package toll. >> the national rif