cornell university is overwhelmingly liberal. not a shock. ns made by cornell professors go to the democratic party. well, we sent watters up to ithaca, new york to ask the students about that he was then tossed off campus by cornell administrators prompting the student newspaper to write this, quote: there is no question that the fox news segment clearly sought to embarrass cornell through its cuts to cultural clips and whitless questions. yet, the university's response to the piece was for more waters' shoddy journalm techniques. take a look. ♪ >> a study just came out in the campus paper. 96% of the political donations from the faculty here went to democrats. >> i think we're a pretty liberal school. >> do you support diversity? >> i do. >> do you support diversity of opinion? so you wrote the article that blew this whole story up? >> yeah, the administration refused to comment. we got a lot of professors saying they don't think that republicans are qualified to teach here. >> so you're the media relations director? >> i am. >> shouldn't yo

we know that studies at cornell university say the amount tipped has very little to do with service. it has more to do with your accent, your race and your gender. >> as a server? >> as a server. >> i would prefer to compensate my staff. >> do you think your staff is tipped fairly? >> sometimes it's different when people come over from europe. usually it's 5%, extra money. usually the money you're leaving their pay. >> when you tell people there's no tipping for lunch service, do you raise the prices? >> we raise the prices about 20%. at lunch it was a new service. we weren't open for lunch. it wasn't as though i had a customer coming in and a week later they were seeing a 20% increase. that's part of the reason i did it for lunch. but, no, it's just increasing the menu price. we actually remove the line on the credit card voucher for a gratuity. >> what's happened when you tried this out? do people understand? do the diners in the restaurant like it? >> it's fine. we have little pushback. we have hospital free, gratuity not necessary. everybody understands it. but there is that pers

a new study at cornell university studied 150 healthy weight participants and found the most common breakfast foods were fruit, dairy, cold cereal altogether. a lot of central iowans like to skip the rain that's headed our way, but i'm not sure we will be able to do that, and it is warm outside. jason: this is the last day of the warm, at least for a wild. temperatures today climbing into the 70's for a lot of us. that could potentially help to bring in a couple of storms as we head into the afternoon. right now, some spots already in the 70's. 72 out in carroll, that's the main area where we've seen the clearing and the skies that helped to bring in some sunshine and additional service heating. you can see the initial batch of clouds somewhat cleared out, still hanging onto lower clouds on to the east and a few scattered showers will up to the north and west. as you look outside right now, not too bad out there, 69 with that it of cloud cover out there, so it should continue to see some breaks in those clouds for a little bit longer. we keep the breeze alive and eventually move those showers

the study from the institution at cornell university found with daylight savings, robbery rates go down by 7% for the entire day, and 27% during the evening hours, which is when most crimes tend to occur. daylight saving was set up to conserve energy and give farmers an extra hour of sunlight. congress extended the daylight savings time by two weeks in the fringe and one in the fall. that move alone saved $59 million a year in social costs by reducing the number of eek robberies. the longer daylight doesn't just impact crime. this police ad warns of increased dangers on the roadway when the clocks fall back. >> one our on the road is the difference between this and this. >> all the back and forth with clocks each year condition have a negative health impact, speaksly in the spring, it can mean more stress, heart attacks and workplace injuries. there's one argument in favor of changing the clocks in the fall, often made by parents, arcing it's safer for children to have more date in the morning as they wait for the school bus. >> you've never seen the sun like this, ablaze with light and

the study from the cornell university found when daylight savings begins in the spring, robbery rates go down by 7% for the entire day and 27% during the evening hours, which is when moths crimes tend to occur. daylight savings was set up to conserve energy and give farmers an extra hour of daylight. congress extended daylight savings time by three weeks in the spring and one in the fall. that move alone saved in social costs by reducing the number of evening robberies. the longer daylight doesn't impact crime only, it warns of increased dangerous on the roadway when the clocks fall back. >> one hour on the road is the difference between this and this. [ crash ] >> it can have a negative health impact on the body especially when the hour jumps ahead in the spring. there is one argument in favor of changing the clocks in the fall often made by parents. they argue it's safer for children to have more daylight in the morning as they wait for the school bus. al jazeera. >> and the royals are baseball's kings today. kansas city proving it has the be team in the league meeting the mets in f

>> it is probably near the university. >> cornell? >> a scientific study.hey went out and looked alt people eating and wrote down their numbers. what do you think, devore? >> i don't agree with the study. i have a lot of feelings and i eat them. if i am on a date with you and i eat six slices it may be because i have emotions. >> because i have a lot of emotions. >> you are saying it doesn't matter if there is a woman there. >> i will do it tonight. >> i think it makes sense if i was out with a woman it was a way to show dominance. oh you are having that slice, i'll have two. >> a healthy appetite. and no woman wants to feel like she is the one eating the most. if i am going for a second or third slice, then you are sticking to one and salad? not good. although i do have to say i tend to not eat the most on a date because i am constantly talking. talking about myself. the eating, i need to take food to go. >> makes sense. that's beautiful. we had a great show. i want to see -- i will thank everyone. thanks to joanne joanne nosuchunsky and everyone else. let

cornell university professor joshua woodard.. says the move would increase premiums.. lead to lower uptake by farmers.. and discourage providers.. he says cornell research shows farmers do not use crop insurance without subsidized premiums. adding in the last few years there have been many changes to subsidies, making it less profitable for private insurers... he suggests more reductions could lead to companies exiting the market.. the markets are looking down today.. and china could be playing a big role.. "i think we're headed lower, next level supports $3.72. i think we're going to test there, we're about 85 percent, 90 percent completed in harvest. putting some pressure on it." "but the commodity markets in general have turned weak once again. i'm looking at selling beans once again, here very soon. the 10 day high is around $9.16, in the january contract, down and that will come down in wednesday's trade. so look for a selling opportunity here as china came out here over the weekend and basically said they're going to slow down. look for any type of rally to sell

a new study out of cornell university found that men ate 93-percent more pizza when dining with women they wanted to impress. researchers say it's because men have a tendency to show off in front of others. they also found that women consumed about the same amount they did with women. the country this week. a huge storm pushed deeper into the south overnight... it's now moving through the carolinas - wind. meanwhile they're still digging the rockies, and drying out from flooding in the northwest. dan springer has more from seattle. several major storms bringing country... than a foot of snow in the off to the plains wednesday before hitting the deep south... spawning more than a dozen tornadoes... and causing damage and power outages in alabama, arkansas, louisiana, mississippi... and especially georgia. thompson says: "i would have never thought that when i went to work this morning and i came home that i'd come home to this." ayala says: "we want to go to a hotel or we're probably going to call family, we don't know what to do." up the east coast... bringing flooding and wind damage

this ivy league graduate of cornell university, an affable life insurance salesman, came off cool, calm and collected enabling him to move undetected through an unsuspecting society. >> for some reason with me sexuality and violence have fused together. >> but his dark core would remain hidden and unexplained until after his capture. his two-year connecticut rampage started in january of 1982 driving along busy route 6 in danielson, connecticut. ross spotted a 17-year-old teenage girl walking to her boyfriend's house. michael malchik was a homicide detective with the connecticut state police. >> tammy williams was the first connecticut victim. >> i saw her walking along the side of the road. i followed her. i grabbed her and dragged her to the side of the pond. i raped her, and then i strangled her and put her -- threw her into the pond when i was done. >> debra taylor, his second victim, met her demise in the danielson town green. >> around midnight, debbie taylor had had a fight with her husband concerning a broken down vehicle they were in. and she was sitting here in the park, and m

it's run by cornell university. it lets people share concerns about gridlock. in one case, a mother shared a photo of vehicles whizzing past a school. joshua brooks is the person who supervises the site. >> people are in the street, cars are going by. of course, pictures are worth a thousand words. we're going to take all the comments here, compile them into a report, and submit it to every lawmaker in new york state. >> you can submit your own comments and photos on that site through december 1st. >>> she's back. a massive great white shark returned to the jersey shore, possibly to barnegutnbay. mary lee is a 3400-pound shark measuring 16 feet long. she was outfitted with a tracking device three years ago. it showsd he made her way back to the shore. however, it's possible there was a false reading and the great white stayed out to sea. >> it's not unusual for her to be in the area because this is the time of year now we're starting to get reports of seals coming into new jersey. >> earlier this year, mary lee became an internet sensation when s noheutaid a fe

researchers at cornell university studied 150 people at a healthy weight.they found that most common breakfast food were fruit, dairy, cold cereals or bread. 4 percent of the people studied said they skipped breakfast all together. >>> and more reason to try yet another reason to cut down on soda a it might contribute to heart failure. study in the british medical journal found had men who drink two sweeten drinks, have 23 percent higher risk of going in to heart failure. health experts recommend switching to water, settle error unsweetened tea. >>> serena williams is just not the best tennis player in the world, but it turns out she's good at fighting crime too. williams shared the the story on facebook how a man snatched her cell phone at dinner on tuesday night. now, instead of calling for help, it is serena williams she jumped over chairs and chase that had person down. she stopped the guy in his tracks and took her phone back. williams included this picture calling herself super serena and she joked it could be her next movie roll are. she gets her pho

really pigging out when he's with you, that means he likes you, according to a new study by cornell university. the more he eats, the morey liky. >> i don't like to see somebody stuff a bunch of food in their face. i can't even watch those hot dog things. that's a turnoff. >> for real, turnoff. i guess when a man feels comfortable and feels -- >> i want them to enjoy a meal, but i don't want to go to applebee's buffet, nothing wrong with applebee's. >> i eat less when i'm with someone because you don't -- >> you want them to feel like you're bird-like thing. >> all i do is munch on these snack like things. >> she has secret binging at home. >> joel's getting it now. anyway. >> okay. i think it's the opposite, i agree. one of our loyal fans, you've got to see this. we saw it on the earlier hour. hoda dressed up like this on carnival cruise line and surprised this woman. >> we're going to see what happened right after this. i have ast >>> today all night is sponsored chews. g piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlle

i went to cornell university and made me realize that we are here. hip-hop is here. wow. >> what you think about these awards question on. >> i think it's incredible. it's great and it's timely. it's been about time that we got down to really showing that hip-hop has been a tool for education and continues to be a tool for education. i think formalizing that is really important. >> this award celebration also featured a call to action. the organizers are starting a petition drive to ask the president to recognize hip-hop back to you. >> here's what also is here. reggae and dance music are more popular than ever. >> we will talk to local artists right in the middle of the reggae explosion. >> keeping with the theme, yes. it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll gi

cornell university professor joshua woodard.. says the move would increase premiums.. lead to lower uptake by farmers.. and discourage providers.. he says cornell research shows farmers do not use crop insurance without subsidized premiums. adding in the last few years there have been many changes to subsidies, making it less profitable for private insurers... he suggests more reductions could lead to companies exiting the market.. ---- and in the grain markets.. it's looking.. pretty red.. and china could be playing a big role.. "i think we're headed lower, next level supports $3.72. i think we're going to test there, we're about 85 percent, 90 percent completed in harvest. putting some pressure on it." "but the commodity markets in general have turned weak once again. i'm looking at selling beans once again, here very soon. the 10 day high is around $9.16, in the january contract, we're about $8.83, i want the risk to come down and that will come down in wednesday's trade. so look for a selling opportunity here as china came out here over the weekend and basically sai

. >>> a new study by cornell university found that men tend to eat double the amount of food when on a date with a lady. the study claims that overeating is a show of prowess to potential mates. they found that men ate 86% more salad in the company of women. as for the ladies, big shocker here, the study shows that women tended to eat less on dates. they still felt like they overate. erin: you know what's happening? the ladies are doing all the talking. he's just eating. sean: one way to avoid questions, just keep shoveling food in your mouth. erin: she's doing all of the talking, she's doing all of the sean: in sports. bruins against the minnesota wild. erin: each team scored two in the second. loui erikkson ended up with a hat trick. 4-2. >>> you love cats but can't have one of your own, maybe you have allergies, hasbro has a solution. a robotic cat. the toy company's joy for all companion pet acts just like a real fee lean thanks to state-of-the-art technology. it purrs when you pet it. i don't think it will scratch you. you can even feel the vibrations of the purr. it also meows

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out when he is with you shgs , that means that he likes you, according to a new study from cornell university. the more he eats, the more he likes. >> i don't like to see somebody stuff a bunch of food in their face. i can't watch those hot dog things at macy's. that is a turnoff. >> turnoff. but when a man feels comfortable, and feels like -- >> i like to enjoy a meal, but i don't want to go to applebee's buffet and nothing wrong with that, but going back three times. >> i eat less when i like someone, because you don't want to feel like you are -- >> yes, you want them to feel like you a bird-like thing. >> and i put out snacks at home. >> and joe is getting it now, wow, you can really eat. okay. >> i think it is the opposite, i agree with you. you don't eat with someone that you like. >> and now the loyal fans. hoda is dressed up like me on the carnival cruise line and wept and surprised this woman. it is so fun that and off you go, and off you go, and off you go, for every step, every stride, every start, begin strong with the lasting energy of 100% whole grain quaker oats... and off you

. >>> 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

cornell university professor joshua woodard.. says the move would increase premiums.. lead to lower uptake by farmers.. and discourage providers.. he says cornell research shows farmers do not use crop insurance without subsidized premiums. adding in the last few years there have been many changes to subsidies, making it less profitable for private insurers... he suggests more reductions could lead to companies exiting the market.. ---- and in the grain markets.. it's looking.. pretty red.. and china could be playing a big role.. "i think we're headed lower, next level supports $3.72. i think we're going to test there, we're about 85 percent, 90 percent completed in harvest. putting some pressure on it." "but the commodity markets in general have turned weak once again. i'm looking at selling beans once again, here very soon. the 10 day high is around $9.16, in the january contract, we're about $8.83, i want the risk to come down and that will come down in wednesday's trade. so look for a selling opportunity here as china came out here over the weekend and basically sa

the refusal to work at cornell university. sandra, your thoughts. iased course, i don't know. is that a stretch to assume this isn't like other classes offered in other universities across this country right now? i always say when we have reports things happening on our universities and our college campuses you wonder how much more of this is going on out there, right, peter? this is one instance coming to life. >> it is but i will surprise you, i think the courses are okay. harris: really? why? >> i think a campus is about academic freedom and freedom of expression, exposing people to even stupid ideas and have them debated. there has been a history of problems in policing since time in memorial. it is okay to talk about. i'm not going to say police are racist because they're not. i'm not saying police are inherently violent. they're not. if they want to say that it is a up did course. let them debate it. but i'm not going to shut down courses at university even if it's a stupid course like that allegedly getting five units, five units. harris: that

it's run by cornell university researchers. in one case, a mother shared a photo of vehicles whizzing past a school. joshua brooks supervises the site. >> people are in the street, cars are going by. of course, pictures are worth a thousand words. we're going to take all the comments here, compile them into a report, and submit it to every lawmaker in new york state. >> you can submit your photos and comments on the site through december 1st. >>> the port authority executive who put a stop to those controversial george washington bridge lane closures is now resigning. pat floyd told his staff yesterday he's stepping down. he ordered the bridge lanes reopened after four days in 2013. several governor chris christie aides have been charged orchestrating those lane closures. >>> princeton university leaders are considering erasing a former president's name from their school. princeton's president and protesting students signed an agreement to address racial tension on campus. the move ended the students' 32-hour sit-in in the pres

was 18 years old, received her ba from suny fredonia and her phd in political science from cornell university, currently a professor at committee college in the visiting professor. she received in the eh and awards to studies on topics of comparative religions, nationalism and ethnic politics at the university of wisconsin at madison, islamic origins of the university of chicago and an asian valley debate at columbia university and has participated in almost one dozen midwest faculty seminars at the university of chicago, recipient of the burlington northern award for excellence in teaching and the fulbright teaching research scholarship published in the area of ethnic politics, gender and politics, islam and human rights and militarism and motherhood. visiting scholar at woodrow wilson center in washington dc for 2015 to 2016. working on a book project, politics in the age of the nationstate. on a more personal note he has been a personal advisor, mentor, and friend. i studied under her tutelage on earning my ba at monmouth college. following the completion of my ma

researchers at cornell university found guys eat significantly more food when they're in the company of women. and it doesn't matter if the food's a pizza, salad, anything. they eat it. researchers say this is man's way of unconsciously showing off his biological fitness to the opposite sex. but i would think too much pizza maybe not. >>> so "saturday night live" knows a good thing when it sees it, which is why it's bringing back former cast member tina fey and amy poehler to co-host the season holiday show. they were wildly popular when teaming up to host the golden globes. musical guest for the show will be bruce springsteen. and that is closing out 2015 in style. >>> well, formal attire apparently could not stop a band of tuxedo clad birds for making dash to freedom. wet tracks there on the penguins gave away the zoo keepers in denmark -- smiles, boys, smiles. one worker caught a smartphone video of their attempted escape. the slow-speed escape, which led them back to their cages. alas they were never able to quite get out. they were done in by a dead end that makes that u-turn ri

researchers at cornell university town.and eat 35% more pizza, an additional slice and half when showering down in front of a woman as opposed to eating with only guys. why is this? >> i have been trying to impress women for 50 years and if this is what it takes to get their attention, i got -- >> is there another reason for this? >> guys are weird. when they get my age, they buy for oures and things like that but guys have a weird way of communicating. eating is one of them. >> you are single meant the end. is this what you are looking for? >> i am offended you don't think flannel invokes romance. i loved it. i don't care, eating? really? >> i loved it. >> i am one of those women who chowed down on a first date. women don't be a lot on first dates -- >> dipping macaroni and cheese in a casserole and felt gross but if i was with a guy who was doing that and making it into a sandwich it would be i love you. >> i don't want them to be anorexic by any stream it but i do like when they eat a lot but not too much everything in m

a new study from cornell university says that junk food is not making you fat.pany" hour to start right now. ♪ a narrow range. the dow all over the place. the jobs report at 271,000. significantly higher. i want you to take a look at disney. everyone thought it would be the weak spot and it is the strong spot. higher profits. look at that. a huge winner. i cannot say the same for men's warehouse. the stock not looking too good. it is getting hammered. $2.22. that is your national average for regular. up every day this week. the fox business republican debate is all set. carly fiorina, jeb bush, rand paul, marco rubio, donald trump all qualified. you do not want to miss it. the action starts right here. 7:00 p.m. keep it on fox business. to the jobs report. 271,000 jobs. let's bring in austin. another ridiculously weak number. a lot of people are saying that this is an anomaly. >> i do not overreact when it is low. i do not overreact when it is up. this is a sign that we will get numbers like this on a continuing basis. sometimes we are out and sometimes we're do

cornel university researchers found men ate 93% more pizza and 86% more salad when dining with at leasten. the study says males may find a revolutionary impulse to show b bye-byu biological fitness. >> i don't know what that means. >> i went out with someone who said, i've never seen a woman eat that much. he never asked me out again. >>> from standardized testing to common core, the battle over teaching our kids -- what are you going to say? >> nothing. >> hedge fund manager sal kahn used online tutoring to break down the barriers with kahn actiondmy. the online school delivers more than 580 million online lessons in over 36 languages. wow. now kahn is thinking small. you could say he created a brick and mortar school in california to put some of his biggest ideas to the test. students are in one classroom taking active roles in their education. welcome back to the table. >> great to be here. >> i can't imagine kids 5 to 12, they have different mind sets, different skill sets but all in one room, learning together? >> well, in a lot of ways it goes back to how humans learned before --

kids with weight problems there's a report from cornell university indicating that teenager who's weighwho constantly weighed themselves face body image and self-esteem problems. researchers say the findings raises a dilemma of the harmful effects of being overweight and weighing yourself a lot to limit weigh gain. >>> there's another study showing that children battling obesity could suffer heart problems as earlier as the age of 8. researchers followed 20 obese children with a body mass index of higher than 35. the arrange is just 20. doctors found the hearts of obese kids were 12% thicker than the normal weight of children. the thick heart muscle means that the heart works harder to pump blood. that raises the risk of cardiac related illnesses in their adult years. >>> more women are choosing long acting birth control these days. almost 12% of american women who use birth control are opting for long acting contraceptives like iuds. that is double the rate from 2010. the reason for that may be because iuds are safer and more effective and they're cheaper. the most popular methods of b

the study from the brookings institution and cornell university found when daylight savings begins in robbery rates go down by 7% for the entire day and 27% during the evening hours. date savings was set up to conserve energy and give farmers an extra hour of sunlight. in 2007, farmers extended date savings time this police ad warns of increased dangers on the roadway when the clocks fall back. >> one hour on the road is the difference between this and this. [ crashing ] >> the back and forth of clocks have a negative effect on the body especially in the spring, it can mean more stress, heart attacks and workplace injuries. there's one argument in favor of changing the clocks in the fall often made by parents. they argue it's safer for children to have more date in the morning as they wait for the school bus. >> the research finds the dip in crime when it's still light out does not translate to more crime during the morning hours. it's still less likely crime will take operation in the morning hours versus the evening. >> what are all the individual states doing? >> arizona and hawaii

first at cornell university where students displayed disturbing cartoons at a social justice event on ivy league campus. one depicting the gop as jihadi john. then, at two middle schools, where a teacher forced her students to sing a song about spreading islam. and then another, assigned students to a terror propaganda poster. they had to come up with propaganda posters to join isis. here to react is the co-founder of dco consulting, and the editor at large of hipline.org. nice to see you, kale, welcome to the show. >> good morning, clayton. >> let's start with a story you broke at cornell. what in the world is a social justice event and how can they justify likening the gop to jihadi john? explain that. >> well, the justification is the most outrageous part. yeah, so at cornell university, they put on in the veteran labor relations department a sort of labor roundtable for students to get to the and talk about social justice and featured art from these cartoonists that are big in the labor movement. obviously this event was sponsored by the teamsters, by a lot of union-based organiza

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 one, although i do see some limitations to it. i'll be looking forwardrdto discussing those. l

. >> cornell university's food lab says the gender of the dining companion makes a difference. the man in the study eight significantly more when they dined with women. and women on the other hand ate less while dining with men? >> really? >> the study looked at over 105 dull over two weeks the. results may be proof of people showing off in front of the opposite gender. >> would you like dressing with your salad? >> no, thank you. >> i'm good, thank you very much. >> just a little. >>> let's check in with "cbs this morning." gayle king and charlie rose join with us a preview. >> i always want dressing. thank you very much for asking. mary, good to see you. major developments at the scene of the deadly overnight raid outside of paris. >> plus, how the white house is trying to calm fears as governors across the country say they won't accept any syrian refugees. and the snow borders suing to use a ski resort. they claim it's their constitutional right. >> and an interview with singer kelly clarkson today. you remember her, the original "american idol." the news is back in the morn

no crackdown on this, cornell university displayed a cartoon depicting isis and jihadi john, no outragea woman who says all stores, all of them should be closed on thanksgiving. we wants you to stay home so they have no reason to open. what exactly are you allowed to say? must we all be sensitive to people with different beliefs so we don't speak freely about anything because we don't want to offend? surely, if you can't speak freely, if you can't engage in discussion, our basic freedom has been lost. well, the british, they pride themselves on free speech, rightfully so, but look what just happened over there. the church england produced a commercial for prayer, the lord's prayer, church leaders thought it would bring a moment of calm, spiritual reflection to a country racked by terror, they wanted to run it when they aired the new "star wars" movie. they were refused. you can't run that, it would cause offense to those of different faiths, that's what it's come to over there. non-christians might be offended so shut it down. one day, perhaps, people will understand that it was judeo c

time in team history good news for all of you jumping food lovers, brand-new study researchers cornell university junk food is not links $20 weight. in 95% of the americans. don't know if i believe that. [laughter] >> i can link directly to mine. >> try this weekend. >> not weight -- >> we got to look at that study. stage set fox business network announce lineup for next fuse republican debate joining us federalist senior editor molly good to see you thanks for joining us. >> great to be here. >> as you can see chris christie, did not qualify for the 9:00 pm debate, as well, lindsey graham out of the 7:00 pm debate along with with -- what, if anythings your take on lineup mi. >> huckabee out. >> great to be a winnowing for main debate that under card debate greet show mills watching it i think if you want to make if you want to taking advancing years in under card debate more time, relative to other candidates than main stage i am sure that the two got bumped dodisappoint permanent o well. >> cnn was reporting about ben carson's latest headlines what do you make about this, that when he was a tee

because an adjunct professor just is totally different and i don't know if cornel has any adjunct professors but a major university i know the law school has plenty of them, i know the dental school has them and it is not the same rigorous procedure of vetting that you would. also more importantly my problem isn't necessarily with bruce harreld. i think that he was treated unfairly by the board of regents. i his statements, he had actually talked about having visited the university of iowa earlier in the summer. he mentioned it, no one knew that, we didn't know that. there was a board of regents, a member of the board of regents who was not part of the five who met with him who was very upset and has come out publicly and wanted to assure of a community that it was a vigorous debate on whether he should get the job. so it's not so much bruce harreld is or is not a good president or will or will not be a good president but the procedure itself was very flawed. catherine: there is no reason to know one or another whether harvard ever saw his resume. he waahired becausesehe was at ibm and had something important to t

university regulations. >> today they got a call from former princeton professor and activist cornell west, protesters are told they could face disciplinary action but they remain. >> that lobby is packed right now, wall-to-wall students are waiting for results of another meeting with administrators that is going for a couple of hours right now. jim, the sit in continues at this moment. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> philadelphia mayor-elect jim kenney showed support for workers protesting at philadelphia international airport this afternoon, the employees of three airline service contractors, manned picket lines to demand higher wages and protest unfair labor practices, the rally was coordinated with workers in new york, newark, ft. lauderdale and boston. and a secret service officer waived his preliminary hearing in wilmington today. lee moore is charged with trying to solicit a 14-year-old delaware girl for sex. moore surrendered during an undercover online sting and he admitted to sending the messaged while on duty at the white house. moore's parents along with his wife

cornell bernard, 7 news. >>> a crime spree on the university of california merced campus.uspect was shot to death by police. the university is in the san joaquin valley. here's reporter laura anthony on the scene. >> they heard a commotion in the classroom across the hallway. then they heard screaming. >> reporter: john price's son is a construction worker workthe u heard what he thought was a fight and ran into a classroom. >> the guy came out of the classroom and lunged at him. byron ended up going down on his back. he got stabbed. but he was able to kick the guy in the head. >> somebody walked into the classroom saying we all have to leave. >> students at uc merced tell us they didn't hear anything but knew something was wrong when they were told to leave in the middle of class. >> as we were exiting, i looked around the corner and saw there was someone laying on the floor. all the police were kind much blocking everything off. >> the stabbing started inside the cobb building in library and moved outside. some students told us they saw the suspect. it was confirmed he w

university of pennsylvania is not alone. six students died at mit in four months. 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

and president of the university of iowa and cornell. he was appointed the 13th secretary beginning this past summer. and i can say that as an artist who visited the museum's since a child on the mall, an endless source of inspiration is at your disposal. and also a tremendous source of work. i'm proud to serve on the committee for the arts and humanities, along with others in this room. stevens is george here. one of the earliest things we did was partner with disaster recovery in haiti. it is an activist role of sorts that the smithsonian took on in that instance. far be it from the idea of things we go to look at. in that spirit, we welcome you here. i'm proud to say that my boss and great leader, walter isaacson, will be moderating. he needs no introduction. but to say he is a chronicler of great men and and inspire her of many. >> thank you very much for putting this together. michelle, nice to see you here. and i asked earlier whether i should call you dr. k skorton. >> everybody here and call me david. walter, call me your excelle

duction.t everyone agrees with that,rll university professor joshua odard says t move would increase premiums, lead to lertake by farmers, and surage oders. he says cornell research ows farmers do not use crop surance witusubsidized premiums. thea few years there veen many changes to subsidies, says, making it le ofitable for private insurers. suggests more it is going to be another warm and windy day. highs will reach the upper 70s this afternoon. the record high is 76 set in 2008. winds will again be strong from the south, gusting up near 30 mph. we will have one more day in the 70s before cooler air arrives on thursday. there may be some rain showers thursday night through friday morning. temperatures will stay in the 50s for daytime highs this weekend. our top story... bad news for farmers hoping to our top story... bad news for farmers hoping to avoid digging on their land this morning. governor branstad now saying eminent domain can and should be used to bury oil pipelines under their crops. the bakken pipeline would carry a half million barrels of crude oil across iowa. iowa's utilities board starts discussing it tomorrow. the process could last u

and the president in academia at the university of iowa and cornell. but he has been -- he was appointed as the 13th secretary. and i can say that as an artist who visited the museum since a child on the mall, an endless at herof inspiration is disposal, and also a tremendous source of work. i am proud to serve on the president's committee for arts and humanities, along with others in this room. and what of the earliest things we did was partner with richard in disaster recovery in haiti. and it is an activist role of sorts that the smithsonian took on in that instance. far be it from the idea of things we go to look at. in that spirit, we welcome you here. i am also proud to say that my boss and great leader, walter, will be monitoring -- moderating this discussion. he is a chronicler of great men. and an inspirer of many. >> well, thank you very much for helping put this together. next to see you all here. i asked earlier whether i should call you dr. skorton or president skorton or secretary skorton -- mr. skorton: everyone here can call me david, b