gwen: explain it, doyle. doyle: it is ironic, one simple reason that you are seeing a lot of money from those familiarous families are going to places like panama and the came and islands and that is safety. and they have to worry about their government. you don't have to hide your money from the united states if you want to keep it safe. if americans want shell companies, if they want to hide their money, they can do it right here. the united states has some of the most big-shot friendly banking and corporate laws in the world. if you want to find a -- not a shelter, but a register in delaware or nevada or wyoming or south dakota. states are competing with each other for this kind of business. americans don't need to go to panama. and other factor is we have a stronger law now against hiding money in overseas accounts. since 2010, this came in under this administration. if you have an account anywhere abroad, you have to report it. the penalties are huge and the i.r.s. have thousands of americans with millio

doyle explains the procedure to them both. tracia has signed a contract to give the twins she'll be bearing to carsten after they're born. >> and so they're right here in the middle of the uterus, and i hope the next time we look with an ultrasound. >> catheter's all clear. >> awesome. >> 30 seconds and now we're pregnant. waiting for all these years, and then suddenly. >> if the pregnancy doesn't take, it's not the end. carsten has 12 more embryos in frozen storage. assisted reproduction is booming business in the u.s. >> it does cost a high amount of money. many people don't have that money. and unfortunately that means that some people, like anything in life, if you can't afford it, you can't do it. >> a lot of planning and money went into creating noah and tristan, and they're being raised in a happy and affluent family. but what happens when such planning doesn't lead to success? >> you raise expectations. i bought an egg from a person at a very prestigious university, and you turned out to be someone who just works in a

doyle says it could easily go for $250,000.ary pieces will be featured including local artists and the work of andy warhol. doyle says if you're looking to add or or start your own collection, you might be surprised how affordable some pieces may be. >> we're talking hundreds, maybe in the thousands. there's great pieces here that will be appreciating in value in the next five or ten years. investment pieces, as well. >> i remember a couple years ago when banksy took over new york. >> yeah. >> even if you didn't like the art, the whole city became a scavenger hunt. from everywhere you went there were clues what you could find next. >> he slammed galleries before for selling his art, calling it unauthorized. >> or she. >> or she or they. >> mystery. >> yes. >>> this morning on "world news now," primary day in five states. >> more delegates are up for grabs today as the race for the white house looks tighter than ever for the republicans. we examine what cruz and kasich's joint strategy means for trump as he lashes out. >>> sever

i'm joined by former democratic governor from wisconsin, jim doyle. a couple issues we need to tackle here. namely, wisconsin, which manufactures a lot. you have a bigger manufacturing base than you do even in agriculture. it's not just cheese and stuff there. you make a lot of stuff there. what do you make of what the president said today and what donald trump said in reaction to what ford and other companies are doing? >> well both of the comments are going to ring very, very true in wisconsin that has lost major auto plants over the last ten years, and so there's a strong, strong feeling that these trade agreements and the corporations leaving have not worked to our advantage. it's interesting to me on the president's comment, i'll just say, this really does show, or the political system is largely broken, that the president agreed we need to lower corporate tax to avoid. this republicans say they agree with that, and yet we cannot get congress to do that because of the political posturing that goes on. so it's a good example of the frustration tha

new reports of an accident south 101 in the doyle tunnel. it is blocking lanes.e's at least one vehicle involved. no delays as far back as the bridge just yet. so far the golden gate bridge is clear as you work your way southbound out of marin into san francisco but be advised once you get past there you will see some activity and lane blocked into the doyle tunnel. south 242 at 680 sluggish for an accident here. looks like we're seeing some slight delays along 242 making that connector over to 680. wind advisories for some of our bay area bridges. i'll have that coming up. >>> san jose state has hired a chief diversity officer to ensure racial bullying never happens again on its campus. kathleen wong lau has accepted the new role. she will head the university of diversity equity and inclusion. the school saw the need for a chief diversity officer after an african-american student was victimized because of his race. in 2013, the student's suite mates allegedly tried to place a u shaped bike lock around his neck. when the encounter came to light there were protest

. >> reporter: nicole doyle, a board certified assistant behavior analysts believes deanothd de niro's voice veds light. >> now you're learning about it, it brings more awareness. >> de niro's son is 18, a fact that doyle hopes will also draw attention to the resources available for those who are older and need support. >> for that age group of teenagers and adults, there are more and more services being provided and i think that's an age where there are services needed after the school day ends. >> the kinney center on the campus of st. joe's university is one of the places that provides services for adults with autism. their program participants between ages of 2 and 72. i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >> look like they do great work. >>> a resident did not wait for police to stop a home i invasion on her property. >> she took matters into her own hands. how the homeowner was able to scare these thieves away without being inside the home. >>> also, missing for nine days in the mountains, a woman's survival skills put to the test. the clues that led crews to her location. >>> first

traffic is moving nicely in the city and near the doyle tunnel. >> congress is trying to take the hassle of flying with your kids. the senate is consider an amendment to f.a.a. bill requiring airlines to let parents sit with their kid on flights at no extra cost the right now airlines charge you to get seats together or do not allow you to pick seats. the legislation ensures parents and children are not separated while going through security. the proposal is getting push become from industry group that said they are coming anyway and the legislation is not needed. >> rand new clips coming out of the new captain america movie "civil war," does not hit theaters for a few weeks but it is the best have hero movie. the government wants to see what the awrongers are doing, steve rogers or captain america is against the idea and ironman, tony stark, supports it so they are taking sides. there are a lot of super perots -- heroes getting this fights with each other. chris evans and robert downey are among the stars that showed up. >> worked so hard for them, for fans, we do not did it for ourselv

off-ramp, southbound 680, i am seeing slow traffic through pleasant hill and an accident near the doyle tunnel in san francisco. >> the entire worse season is now down to one game for the regular soap. tonight is when the team could break a longstanding nab record for most wins. they have only one shot. our reporter is inside oracle arena this morning as the team go for win 73. matt? >> for all ticket holders who come to oracle arena tonight, they will get an exclusive temperature shirt "not on our ground," and only the fans here can get this temperature shirt. if you do not have your tickets, the seat i am in right now is a good seat. you can look across at the warriors bench and close enough that maybe steph curry could sweat on if you are into that, it is $10,500. pricey. draymond green is bringing three local high school students to the game include joe self martin of coliseum who immigrated from liberia and dill lop -- dylan lewis with a 3.73 average. >> they 18 it. you do right good things happen. >> the kids get to win. so many veries could fall. obviously, the 73rd win of season

. >>> richard doyle is charged practicing veterinary medicine without a license. he tortured and wounded a puppy, while trying to drain a sift from a dog's elbow. . he performed surgery on a dog's eyelid, that dog hadnto be euthanized. >>> a former saved by the bell star is out of jail. dustin diamond who played screech was released from a wisconsin jail yesterday. he was convicted in a bar stabbing. he said he was defending his fiancee, he was released 30 days early while working as a custodern during his sentence. >>> david guest has died. he was a former husband of liza minnelli. invest gitters are not sure how he died, they do not consider it suspicious. david gest was 62 years old. killer's darkest secrets are in to stay that way. >>> a man stabbed to death on the sidewalk in a neighborhood that you'd probably never except. i'm rob schmidt on the upper east side whether or not violent crime is on the rise in one of the city's safest neighborhood. >>> is there a penalty for being asian on college applications. >> it's more difficult to get into college. >> som

beck aided behind and on this day it's the roar of motorcycles as veteran as arrive at the william doyle memorial cemetery in wrightstown to honor veterans on their final tour. these are remains from army, marines and coast guard where their ashes were forgotten on the shelf of a funeral home in new jersey. now each of them are laid to rest with full military honors. >> you can't leave veterans on shelves that received purple hearts and fought in the world war one and the spanish american war. it's unacceptable. >> they are left unattended and unclaimed this is our part to say thank you for your service. >> this is the 23rd committal ceremony since 2009 from the nonprofit organization mission of honor that works with funeral directors to work with vets. >> we go in and find out where they are at and get the proper paperwork and give them a proper burial. >> they have buried 197 veterans so far, because of this the service mens are no longer forgotten. >> your family members die off and there is nobody there, they think there is nobody there for them. but there is. >> it's the proper thin

this morning nothing other than rain coming our wachl the temperatures will be too warm. 48 at doyle town. millville at 55. dry in cape may. the clouds are overhead and the wind is blowing a breezy start but a dry one. there you can see the radar is completely clear right now to the west are the showers. those are the showers. and heavy downpours are way to the south. those are the storms that will be moving in during the day. for now it is cloudy skies and that includes the shore. those clouds eventually will see the rain. now, later this morning, that's when the light rain will start to move in. but heavy downpours are possible this afternoon. so your neighborhood-by-neighborhood forecast calling for umbrellas today. 51 at the pocono mountains. reading and allentown into the upper 50s. a breezy one. we'll see the temperatures warm up. low 60s in trenton. 56 degrees and northeasterly 60 degrees for cape may while vineland and dover will see the rain before it reaches the shore. it will be light to begin with, but we could see heavy downpours this afternoon and gusty winds will arriv

group save silver spring, david smith, president of the dean wood citizens association and daphne doyle banbo with alpha kappa alpha sorority. welcome all of you to "viewpoint." david, dean wood made the headlines because of the two high-profile killings at the metro station involving teenagers, teenage victims and suspects. how are people about safety in their community? >> i think the reactions of the community are predictable based on our concerns over the past few years. we've kind of sceeen this comin. we look at indicators at the health of our community such as graduation jobs, health disparities and concentration of poverty and we've seen an influx of new residents that fall within those danger areas, and we've seen an increase in crime that are directly tied to poverty. so we've been pushing for some time to try to be proactive in how we get ahead so the recent incidents of violence to us, we've boiled completely over because to us it was predictable. >> do people feel safe in their homes, walking down the streets? >> well deanwood is a very interesting community. we feel safe i

leonard doyle, thank you very much for your insights. we'll stay in touch with you, as well. to find out how to help syrian refugees, head to cnn.com/impact. and there you will find a list of nonprofits, vetsed nonprofits by cnn -- vetted nonprofits by cnn and other resources to help you get involved. >>> turning to brussels and what is being called a sign of hope in the belgian capital. the city's main airport is partially reopening to passengers for the first time since the suicide bombers struck that location and a metro station just last month. just brief flights will be departing sunday. security is high. cars arriving at the airport are being checked. travelers are being screened before they can even enter the airport facility. tensions remain high there on the streets, though. there are protests and arrests in the belgian capital. let's go live to cnn's alexandra field following this from the brussels airport. it's good to have you. so what is the mood there as this airport reopens after what happened there? >> reporter: well, it's been 12 days since the airport was ro

it's a partnership with the kelly ann doyle fund. parent said it's something her family looks forward to every year. >> there's no judgment. the kids get to do what they want, have a great time, play, be normal kids. >> yesterday's cruise was the 15th year in a row the spirit of philadelphia partnered with the memorial fund. >>> today, state and local lawmakers will be on hand in delaware county for the dedication of a new autistic support play ground. the ceremony take place at primos elementary school in upper darby. the play grounded is custom built with special equipment. april is autism awareness month. >>> we continue to follow our big story this morning, an officer shot in west philadelphia last night. >>> we'll tell you what he did right after getting shot that may have saved his life. >>> an a home in delaware county destroyed by fire. what we know about the family that owns the home and what they're doing to it. ving keeps going up. the pay stays the same. i have to work extra hours just to make ends meet. it's a big strugg

has decided not to exercise the option to renew the term of its representative on the board, william doyleo the 2017 annual shareholders meeting. those shares are down by about 2%. since they first revealed a ofke, back is a terror 30th 2014, it has had a positive return on the stock, why about 29%. thank you.vid: still ahead, we speaking with oil and commodity markets. now, downoil right about 2.5% at 4268. ♪ lisa: let's get a start with the headlines on bloomberg. firing back trump in an attempt to unify the anti-trump vote. some of the remaining presidential primaries. he told me a camp -- in a campaign in rhode island that ted cruz and john kasich are colluding in a way that would be illegal in many industries. agreed in some primaries to avoid splitting the anti-trump vote. .2 aed cross is -- eight, town under siege in central syria. it includes 35 trucks carrying food delivery kits for pregnant shampoo. anti-life the deliveries being carried out in a partnership with united states death the united nations -- california, tweeting about a trial that could cost jurors. jurors aboutg som

. >> connon doyle was not so sure and would be astonished by reinterpretation, revivals and new generations involving the hero. >> you can find more on everything we are covering, aljazeera.com. comments, analysis, video on demand. aljazeera.com is where you need to go. that is it for the newshour. we'll be back with a full bulletin of news, including from brazil. dilma rousseff facing impeachment proceedings, specting an outcome on that vote in the next hour or so. she you in a couple of minutes. bye for now. >> al jazeera america - proud of telling your stories. >> somebody to care about us man... >> we're live in ferguson, missouri. >> brick by brick, i will open it. it will take more than a few rocks to stop me from doin' what i have to do. >> suddenly heroin seems to be everywhere. >> there's no way i am willing to give up my family for a drug ever again. >> getting to the heart of the matter. proud to tell your stories. al jazeera america. . >>> ♪ >> that is special edition of "talk to al jazeera." we are looking back at the best interviews we did on the channel, the people shaping ou

. >> they integrated the story with the mobile phones and high-tech security conan doyle thought it would be a successful he would likely be astonished by constant reinterpretations, revivals and new generations embracing his hero. jessica baldwin, al jazeera, london. >> sum mer is here to talk sport with some pretty serious always coming out of football. >> allegations. is not a very happy cookie, i must tell you. taking legal action of allegations of doping. he was accused by a former athletics coach who had worked with sweden's athletics team but trainers say he doped to gain weight while playing for j juventus ibrahamovic confirmed a l lawsuit has been filed on monday. >> we mentioned earlier fglatan and his teammates will look to book a place on tuesday. they say manchester city in the second leg of the last eight times. the english are in a slightly stronger position given their way. the main focus would be enough to send the group. their boss insists they will be looking to attack wiwe will try to win game for the beginning. remadrid are in danger of being knocked out of the compet

if david rosen finds the connection between cytron and doyle energy, every one of us here is spendingives in prison. i did a little digging, and it turns out that cytron-- they weren't just an internet security company. they also developed software. officially, it was used as slot machines. and unofficially? voting machines. (camera shutter clicking) (abby) i know you just got your job back, david, and i wasn't gonna say anything, i swear. (david) no, you did the right thing. and so on and so forth. (button clicks)

governor says that leading producers can agree to cap output at january levels even if tehran does not doyle in. to agree to a freeze. those are the headlines from bloomberg news, powered by over 2400 journalists in 150 bureaus around the world. that is get the latest from the markets. for that, here is juliet. angie, we saw the answer to weaken a little from those 18 month highs. is going into its lunch break. it just a fraction of an attempt at a high. services indexers little better than the february rates. in hong kong, we are seeing good gains. that is typical to what we are seeing across australia. that is thanks to crude oil. also seeing some good moves coming through from the oil producers in sydney. taiwan has been an underperformer today because it came out of it public holiday yesterday. to whataying catch-up we saw on the region on tuesday, closing at a five-week low. a switch out of the philippines which has been in full market territory. in south asia all looking pretty positive. a quarter of 1%, you can see the oil and gas plans really leading. a fraction lower. we are seeing

hillary clinton's presidential campaign was run by patty solis-doyle. >> you make calls to campaign supportersmake robocalls. >> they eventies advertise in the sky. >> ready for the message, then n mittromney.com/ticket. >> the football stadium seats about 80,000 people. only problem, romney had 8,000 in the crowd. >> it's ritter's job to make that doesn't happen. >> six really talented advance people on the ground for five days. >> we're painting part of the backdrop that you see from the riser. finish that late in the night. >> campaigns obsess about every sign, every camera angle. >> you have to see the campaigns through the lens of a camera. if you can't do that, it gets left on field. >> we'll take cameras in there, set them up on our risers that we set for the press, look at it, make sure the angles are right. >> behind that group of people is romney/ryan. >> signs are always in the perfect position for the television cameras or still photographers to pick them up. >> because of how cameras work, we have something here like 40, 50-foot banners cover buildings and get in a tight shot. >>

if david rosen finds the connection between cytron and doyle energy, every one of us here is spending the rest of their lives in prison. i did a little digging, and it turns out that cytron-- they weren't just an internet security company. they also developed software. officially, it was used as slot machines. and unofficially? voting machines. (camera shutter clicking) (abby) i know you just got your job back, david, and i wasn't gonna say anything, i swear. (david) no, you did the right thing. and so on and so forth. (button clicks) you want me to notify the others? no.

close to bob doyle in the 1996 campaign.how this works. >> he's the ceo of campaign that needs to do x, y and z. get the right people in place the get the properly slated group on a ballot in the colorado congressional district. you wonder if this affects the perception of the brand of trump. >> that is how you define the trump brand. the way he came out not through some human resources search. it was through a conversation trump had with roger stone, his former advisor. he recommended his long time friend to the job. trump, just on instinct went along with that in mid-march. here we are in essence a co-manager of the campaign. >> all the reporting thus far unless things change make me think the odds of trump managing to come out of the convention keep going down. to the extent the people -- it's going to matter to be in the room where it happens. to the extent the people are folk who is are not loyal to donald trump, it's going to be hard to overcome that. >> the only asterisk is there's a lot of time between now and the co

south 101 off the golden gate bridge right now, heading into the doyle tunnel you will see some delays because of an accident blocking one lane. waiting on tow crews now but the golden gate bridge itself not affected yet. traffic light from marin to san francisco. >>> we begin with the long neglected richmond/san rafael bridge opened in 1956 and before that was open you had to take a ferry from richmond to marin but today it's functioning proudly and boldly out there now for 60 years as we look at the approach to the toll plaza, rather underused this morning. the numbers now in the 50s with 47 degrees at santa rosa. san francisco 52. the oakland athletics taking on the angels this afternoon. 12:35 p.m. we'll find mostly sunny conditions for the fans and 65 degrees later today. mid-60s under partly cloudy skies and not a bad day really. we have sunshine on the way for today. but rain moving into the bay area that's going to be happening early on thursday morning. 24 hours from now roads will be wet. the meantime today looks okay and then by the time we head to the weekend it will be sun

doyle, i know it's going to be a tough one to beat. amazon. this is an amazon quarter where there is a ton of concern the company is accelerating spending beyond last quarter. amazon stock clawed its way back to respectability. i don't think the big spending will be one off. i think you are going to see it again. that's among the reasons why i'm worried about amazon stock going into the quarter. even if amazon delivers a sweet number, it might not be enough. i say be careful. finally friday's oil day. exxon and chevron issue their numbers. these two have been among the best performers in the dow jones average for 2016. this might be a defining moment for the oil. i believe crude is headed to $50. when it gets there, we are going to get thrown back down by a plethora of american supply. if oil is near my price target, i would ring the register on these conservative oil giants before they report. here's the bottom line. this market despises growth. as much as it loves value. while we are on the lookout for a tidal sea change, i wouldn't count se

a live look shows a beautifully clear drive just south of this bridge near the doyle tunnel we had an earlier crash and looks like all the activity cleared and no slowing heading over the bridge. back to you. >>> remember we told you about the san francisco man living inside a so-called pod to save money? he could be in trouble with the city. the reason coming up. >>> walking off the job, impact of a massive strike at verizon across the east coast could have across the country. back to you. across the country. >>> new video to show you this morning of a massive volcano erupting in central mexico, erupteding spewing a large amount of ash and smoke. nearly 300,000 people live near its slopes. >>> walking off the job from massachusetts to virginia, 40,000 verizon workers striking this morning. that strike stemming from a contract dispute that's been going on since august. employees mostly work on landline phone and internet operations on the east coast, the union saying they're trying to improve pension benefits and keep verizon from outsourcing jobs to contractors. a similar strike last

patty solis doyle, supports hillary clinton, ben winkler supports bernie sanders.on national spokesman for the cruz campaign. let's begin with the democrats in washington first. there was a moment a little more than a week ago where sanders said hillary clinton wasn't qualified. then they said let's put the gloves back on. we want to focus on trump, blah blah blah, that disappeared last night. that was a rough night head-to-head for the democrats, patty. >> yeah, it was definitely the most fiery they have gotten with each other ever and i think it's for two reasons. one, first of all, it's been a long, grueling year and i think it's fair to say they're just not that into each other anymore. and second of all, it's imperative for each of them to win the new york primary. for hillary, she's from the state, she represented the state for eight years, she lives there with her husband and her daughter lives there too. but for bernie sanders it's even more of an imperative. he needs to prove that he can win a large, diverse state, which he hasn't really proven yet. he als

the vatican and the ramifications for new york, i'm joined by jeff zeleny, also with us patty salice doyle, angela rye, jonathan dasini and bob beckel. thank you all for being with us. i want to start with jeff zeleny here with us in new york who is covering the sanders campaign and the clinton campaign. but that campaign at least when it comes to bernie sanders, a lot of miles away at the vatican. jeff, what went into this decision. >> the decision was very personal for the senator. some of the advisors did not mask the fact that they weren't sure how wise it was for him to leave new york four days before the critical primary. he insisted on it. he's connected to the message of the pope. he's connected to the issues of social justice, and the economy. and he got an invitation to speak at this conference. his campaign has shown us a copy of that. it came a week before he announced it. there was a controversy over how it was announced. setting that aside, i think this is a moment to show he's more than just a vermont senator. he's more than someone who is creating an uproar in the democracy

. >> joined now by cnn political commentator, a trump supporter and patty doyle, for hillary clinton.hanks very much. kalie, let's start with you and this whole issue of so-called woman card comments because women are taking donald trump to task on twitter at leat one tweet reads and i'll put it up on the screen, caught word that i've been carrying around a woman card all this time. is it too late to turn it in for equal pay? and another says, love to buy some paid maternity leave with my woman card. will this hurt donald trump with the female vote in a general election? >> no, because here's the thing. hillary clinton is completely out of touch with an entire generation of women. that is young women. that's why she lost mill len yals in 22 states. they're graduating higher rates than men and making more out of college and for her to go out and play the victim card is doing a disservice to young women everywhere who are strong right now, who are making more than men by playing the victim in the interview with jake said she's used to men bullying her. young women don't feel that way. t

here now with us is cnn political analyst david gregory, patti solis doyle and bill press, the host ofernie sanders supporter. david, be a referee on this one. the sanders win and how this fight is now becoming a real fight between the democrats, what does it mean now? >> well, we have to find out. obviously there's two big points here. you've got the new york primary and another debate. there's a third point which is that bernie sanders is still raising money. $44 million in march. he can do a lot with that to keep himself in the game. anyone suggesting he should step aside, he's obviously not going to do that. doesn't have any reason to do that. but the math is still formidable and the sanders campaign understands that which is why they are trying to argue momentum and enthusiasm. he exposed vul ner ra bill teas in hillary clinton as a front-runner but as some of the supporters of hillary clinton who were originally supporters of barack obama, obama back in 2008 lost six of the last nine contests and in some cases by a big margin. but the way that the delegates are apportioned still

doyles town, 69. new hope at 68. so really comfortable day today.we do actually have some rain on the way. we've been dry for quite a while now. we finally have some rain. it's all in the middle of the country. as we zoom in here, you see the showers and thunderstorm. this is allnówk coming our direction. friday is the day we're expecting rain in the area. so the weather story finally some rain relief coming. it will start to drop the pollen levels a little bit. but if you have allergies, you are still going to notice it. as we go to thursday, there you see the rain getting closer. we'll see clouds getting closer, too. clouds increasing as we go through the day on thursday. this is thursday 9:00 p.m. then more clouds moving in and the rain getting into parts of western p.a., but it won't be here till friday. friday around lunchtime, that's the time we can see maybe some thunderstorms north and west of philadelphia. i don't think it will be a huge thunderstorm outbreak, but we'll have rain with the potential for some storms, 5:00 p.m., that's a bett

. >>> i'm arthur doyle, this is harry houdini.e with the awesome responsibilities that await our next president. >> it's not unrealistic, it's a hard path, i admit that, but i think given the fact that we are now won some 17 states it is a possibility. >> in the wake of hillary clinton's big victory in new york this week two very different reactions from the democratic candidates about the path forward. we're back now with the panel. susan, back in 2008 hillary clinton kept running right through all the primaries, right through california into june, but at a certain point seems to me right about now she began to back off the attacks on obama and stick more to just the affirmative case for herself. that's not what you're seeing with bernie sanders. he's still going after her. >> we'll see what happens after tuesday night. he looks like he's heading to a big defeat in pennsylvania, that's one of these mid-atlantic states that they had hopes they would win, gerry has a new poll out this morning that puts him down 15 points in pennsyl

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king alexander, president of louisiana state university, a bill doyle, a professor at vanderbilt university. arguing against the proposition from the flanagan national association for independent colleges and universities and andrew kelly, an american enterprise institute scholar. is capable moderator today danielle douglas-gabriel, a reporter for the washington post. see e should be able to our proposition up on the screen pretty quickly. want to explain the voting process. as you can see, the proposition is now on the screen. we want to take the temperature of the audience before and after the debate to see how much our debaters have changed up people perceive this issue. you can vote now by texting new 2333 and one word, to 2 "b" putting in "a" or depending on whether you agree or disagree. >> can we vote? >> the debaters cannot vote. with that, i'm actually going to turn it over to danielle to continue on with the debate. >> thank you for joining us this morning. we will start with some opening statements so we can kind of firm up the opposition in favor and against. i will start with d

king alexander, president of the university -- of louisiana state university, and will doyle, associate professor for higher education at vanderbilt university on this side. >> arguing against the proposition are sarah flanagan, vice president for government relations and policy development, at the national association for independent colleges and universities, and andrew kelly, american enterprise institute resident scholar and director of the aie center on higher reform. and our capable moderator today is danielle douglas gabriel, a higher education reporter for "the washington post." so, we should be able to see our proposition up on the screen, pretty quick here. i want to explain the voting process that we're going to be doing. there we go. so, as you can see, the proposition is now up on the screen. we want to take the temperature of the audience before and after the debate, to see how much our debaters have actually changed how people perceive this particular issue. so you can vote now by texting newamerica to 22333. and then putting in a or b, depending on whether you agree or d

mcgill doyle is on the far left, author of the schools on trial, his second book and he is of college going h himself. we are going to start with five minutes from each panelist and i don't have any particular reason for starting with one person or another elder than that it is written first on my script. we will start with barry, he is a sociologist, is a sociologist, college professor and the president of the lewis and clark pop college in portland. he formally was the professor and executive vice provost at usc. s book which book which we have for your reading pleasure, it is considered a classic by many and has recently been updated and he is thinking of updating it again, it is called "the culture of fear, why americans are afraid of the wrong thing". >> thank you. i am going to wear two hats, one is as the altar of the culture fear and other books that tend to defunct a huge exaggerated fears and scarce. the other, the gun i'm the only person on the panel today talking about higher education. so i will also wear my professor in college president had and pull these hats together

. >> i look at what howard schultz has done with technology and starbucks and what patty doyle has done with domino's and i know that mcdonald's has been the least technological of any of these company, even panera 2.0 as they bring in shakes. technology gives you another leg up and you haven't seen that with mcdonald's. 's ta brooke has seen what worked in australia and in europe. he really gets it and everybody's bought in. the franchises have bought in. these are a remarkable figure. he's really energized that. people want to have a mcdonald's franchise. >> today by the way, the anniversary of ray kroc's first restaurant opening in des plaines, illinois, what a story. >> what a story that was. >> it sounds like you don't take a gander ahead of this meeting. >> no. look. this meeting -- remember, the chatter of this meeting started february 11th and if you take a look, that's when it's streaming 26. there's no way anything that great can come out of the meeting. i understand that. but, remember, i think it has. been underneath them. that's different than where we were. the demand has