stand behind harvard's decision. think it is harsh.vard crimson outlining the content of the memes. some sexually explicit, others, targeting ethnic minorities. harvard releasing a statement, saying, we do not comment publicly on the admissions status of individual applicants. adding, harvard college reserves the right to withdraw an offer of admission if an admitted student engages or has engaged in behavior that brings into question their honesty, maturity, or moral character. >> i think it harvard is a safe community for everybody. this is behavior that has no place in our community. >> students now a days they don't realize what they think is private will become public. >> very happy that none of these things were around. >> ha-ha. >> like facebook. >> applying or in college. >> you wouldn't make it past the, the strict parameters of getting into bu. >> i went to bc. i know you just say that to annoy me. >> ha-ha. >> how was oswego? they were strict? >> it all depended on how much you can drink in a night. that was their parameters

harvard is a safe community for everybody. behavior that has no place in our community. >> students now a days they don't realize what they think is private will become public. >> very happy that none of these things were around. >> ha-ha. >> like facebook. >> applying or in college. >> you wouldn't make it past the, the strict parameters of getting into bu. >> i went to bc. i know you just say that to annoy me. >> ha-ha. >> how was oswego? they were strict? >> it all depended on how much you can drink in a night. that was their parameters, state university of oswego. >> didn't have computers back then, you were in the clear. >> surprised we made it into tv. all we had, was the talkies. >> coming up watchful eye of big brother. in your pocket. >> oh, boy. those apps on your smart phone to cash in on great deals may be chipping away at your personal privacy information. big brother is watching you. ♪ there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b h

at harvard?probably pretty fancy. harvard kicks you out because of something you posted on line probably when were you drunk. >> my goodness, horrible. >> good lesson for high school junior and seniors as you head off to college. are allergies holding you back? break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist experience you'll barely feel. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. new flonase sensimist changes everything. donald tmeet phil murphy,by former goldman sachs bankers. another wall street banker running for governor, whose firm helped trigger the financial meltdown that put millions out of work and out of their homes. murphy's trying to buy the election, that put millions out of work and out of their homes. and i'm runni

. >> y soÑÉ estar en harvard y es el sueÑo mÁs grande de mi vida pero el sueÑo hecho realidad para javierarticipar en un chat con comentarios ocho ofensivos, reportÓ que crearon un grupo creado de facebook llamados memes donde bromea ban sobre asaltos sexuales el holocaus holocausto, incluso se burlaron la muerte de niÑos incluyendo al ahorcamiento de un niÑo mexicano como la hora de la piÑata. >> se pasaron la raya dicen estos estudiantes en washington. >> la universidad tiene razÓn y que no aceptar estos alumnos. >> en una universidad mÁs prestigiosa que los estudiantes tengan un poquito mÁs consideraciÓn. >> en su pÁgina web harvard deja claro que se reserva el derecho de retirar una oferta de admisiÓn si el estudiante tiene un comportamiento que pone en tela su juicio, honestidad, madurez o carÁcter moral. en Últimos meses se han vuelto populares los grupos de memes en muchas universidades de renombre en todo el paÍs. >> tenemos que estar pero muy conscientes de todo lo que estamos poniendo en lÍnea porque eso puede salir. >> la universidad de harvard dijo que no comentarÍa sobre esto

they meet on like day one at harvard. and scores and scores of their classmates whom i've spoken to without exception described barack and rob as the two brightest people in that harvard law school class of 1991. they had an amazingly intense intellectual friendship across those three years, taking almost all of their courses together, in the third year, writing this long book manuscript together as part of a seminar paper process for something taught by professor martha minow, later dean of harvard law school. >> that's newton minow's daughter? >> exactly, exactly, brian. and then when barack starts working on the manuscript that became dreams from my father in 1995, it was rob who was barack's primary sort of editorial helper, critic in reading and marking up that manuscript. >> by the way, you have 270 pages of source notes in the back, tiny little type. yes. >> did you get help doing that? >> myself. i did all that myself. >> no, i had two wonderful young women, alex lerner, now a princeton history phd. alison lefkovi

he asks sheila to join him at harvard. sheila says no because she wants to get on with her fieldwork, her own professional career as a professional scholar, but she does go to cambridge, massachusetts and very privately, quietly lived with barack for a month or more even then. and they remain involved with each other until early 1991. brian: when was the moment that sheila jager learned about his destiny? early sheila dates it to 1987, the spring of 1987. her testimony on this is very powerful. with some of his community organizing bodies in 1987, 1988, barack would talk about being interested in a political career , becoming mayor of chicago. the first black mayor of chicago, who ended up dying , heenly, tragically in 1987 was a very formative political presence for barack, even though they barely met. clip of want to run a harold washington for those who don't remember him when he was the mayor of chicago, and then we will come right back to this. >> we don't want anything we don't learn. we are not taking anything. we j

. >>> incoming freshmen as harvard revoked. it's all because of what they posted online. >>> watch what happens after someone cuts off a dump truck. see what happens to what's inside. and how the driver survived. >>> a good tuesday morning. we begin with the arrest of a federal contractor charged with leaking classified information about russian election hacking. >> 25-year-old with the unusual name of reality winner accused this morning of mailing a top secret nsa report to the intercept, a website that then published what appeared to be a redacted version of the document. winner worked at a government facility in augusta, georgia, where she held a high-level security clearance and describes awe russian military infiltrated a software company that dealt with voter-related information ahead of last year's presidential election. >> winner's arrest is the first criminal leak case under president trump who pledged to crack godown on leaks as have other republicans. >> when you have classified information, you cannot put that out t

to be accepted into harvard. but ten students who were accepted...their acceptances rescinded. david robichaud explains why these students will not be attending the university next fall. it's difficult enough to get into to harvard, but ten students that been accepted are out before even stepping foot on campus.the harvard crimson reports that ten perspective members of 2021 had their admissions rescinded after alledgedly posting a obscene content on facebook. among the post according to the paper, they mocked sexual assualt, the holocaust, and the deaths of children. justin just graduated from harvard. "the stuff that they were sharing pretty egregious. i kind of wanted to give the students the benefit of the doubt, oh this sort of thing happens all the time, but it seems like harvard made the right move"according to the crimson, the student involved traded sexually explicit memes in a private facebook group chat"what might have been private in the past now is out there for everybody to see and hear".ed gazarian, the social media expert, who says ev

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harvard se reserva el derecho de retirar una oferta de admisiÓn si un estudiante ha participado en unl personal encargado del proceso de admisiÓn, revisa la actividad de los estudiantes en las sociales para conocer un poco mÁs de ellos. >> es muy difÍcil a travÉs de tus notas, saber cuÁles son sus valores. reportero: el grupo de facebook donde se publicaron los mensajes habÍa sido creado por la universidad para conectar a los futuros estudiantes. ilia: el alcalde de la ciudad de londres pidiÓ que se suspenda la visita oficial de donald trump al reino unido tras las fuertes crÍticas del mandatario estadounidense, despuÉs de los atentados terroristas. ♪ ilia: al grito de "esto es por siria" uun sujeto atacÓ con un martillo a un oficial afuera de la catedral de notre-dame en parÍs. cientos de turistas quedaron encerrados en la catedral durante el operativo de seguridad. no se reportaron vÍctimas mortales. enrique: el alcalde de londres dijo que se deberÍa suspender una visita estatal programada del presidente donald trump al reino unido. agregÓ que hay muchas cosas sobre las cuales el pr

harvard is renowned for accepting the best and brightest. the art side of a student chat room has caused administrators to revoke their admissions. crimson reports a group of 10 students accepted to the class of 2021 and meeting on the official faith book page official- a fissile -- facebook page created images and captions. one allegedly calling the fictional hanging of a mexican time."piÑata why it hurt is one of the newly admitted -- why it hurt -- wyatt hurt is one of the newly admitted freshmen. >> it is good to see we stand by the moral values we were built on. thearvard posting they have right to withdraw an offer of admission is an invented student engages in behavior that brings into question his or her honesty, maturity, or moral some proponents of free speech are criticizing harvard for students for things posted in the chat room on their own time. adrianna: a driver crashes his car through a wall and into a backyard pool. the man behind the wheel was taken to the hospital, but he should be ok. homeowners were inside at the time,

. >>> harvard dropping the hammer. the university now revoking admissions for ten incoming freshmen over what they posted online. the incredibly offensive messages now changing their futures and an important alert about your kids and social media. >>> abc news exclusive. the president's sons speak out. don jr. and eric on the russia investigation. >> reads and smells like a witch-hunt. >> their father's tweets, the family business. >> we don't talk about activities of the business. >> and their new project. >> are you trying to make money off the politics? >> only on "gma" this morning. >>> and good morning, america. there is a lot going on this tuesday morning. including we just learned moments ago from the british police the identity of the third attacker saturday night. brian ross will have more. >> the president's sons are speaking out in our exclusive right here on "good morning america." >> and they really opened up about everything. not only today's headlines but even what they think about their sister ivanka in

. >>> ten students thought they were going to harvard, but not anymore. what they posted on line, that led to the school, rebooking their acceptance. >> that ace great lesson for high school kid. >>> he is out of the tree and in the wood, the young bear that spent a few days in bucks county, is, waking up in a safe place. we think. we have no idea where he is to tell you the truth. >> don't say that. >> he is off in the wood. >>> heavy downpours moving through the philadelphia area as we speak. our man on the scene is mike jerrick and he is, gotten on our patio where it is pouring on your head or at lee above your head, right. >> i will be quiet. i'm under the new classic awning out here, listen. >> wow. >> okay. we're looking outside. this poor woman. she's getting drenched. umbrella is doing no good. okay, see, good idea. everybody watch bus stop buddy , earlier this morning. >> ahh. >> we are still looking at mike jerrick. >> there is no camera just my mike. >> just supposed to hear you. >> okay. >> that sounds bad. we could hear it. see it. now lets l

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david: were you surprised when you got into harvard? you think about not going because you couldn't afford it? lloyd: let me take a step back. my parents did not go to college. i had one older sibling who did not go to college either. it didn't occur to me to apply to that fancy a school. i have heard of it obviously. i knew i was going to go to college but i didn't assume -- i didn't even know what it would have meant -- i remember reading a separate piece about prep school. i didn't know what a prep school was. i know what is now. but i didn't know what those things were. so it wasn't like i had expectations. i know that no other kid from thomas jefferson high school went into the ivy league that year but somehow there was some guy from harvard spoke to me and encouraged me to apply. and the school waived the application fees and everything. and i wasn't that spectacular. it wasn't like i had perfect board scores or anything. i don't know what made them want to invest. but they did and i got there and i was grateful. david: when the y

on the internet, harvard revoking their acceptance letters.he images shared condone violence and hate. alison: the trial everyone is watching, bill cosby charged with assaulting a woman more than a decade ago. this is happening in yorktown, pennsylvania, and the trial is expected to last two weeks. more than 50 women say that cosby sexually assaulted them. jury untilr faced a now, and that is just for the one case. with the jury be able to ignore the other allegations? >> when the jury has to say, who do i believe, and another witness says he did it to me, too? statements,pening the prosecution said that cosby used his faman on his victims. the defense says the allegations are false. cosby is not expected to take the stand. jonathan: at first glance you will say, wow, but give it a minute and you will be asking, what? in the background, you cannot missed the tornado. in the foreground, the man is mowing his grass. what in the world? that is not photoshop. the family told the bbc he was fully aware of the situation, but the lawn was not going t

according to the crimson, they first called the chat harvard memes for horny bourgeois teens and traded imaging mocking sexual assault, the holocaust and murdered children. casually send nudes said another, both rehosted by the tab. it's not clear how the university learned about the chat, but the tab reported that some students in the group created screen grabs and sent them to the admissions office. the school withdrew the acceptance offers in april. harvard declined to comment saying it never addresses the individual, but accepted applicants are warned that any acceptance can be withdrawn if an admitted student engages or has engaged in behavior that brings into question their honesty, maturity, or moral character. >> anything you pose should pass what i call the grandma test. if you don't want grandma to see it, don't post it. >> reporter: kate collin runs the ivy prep company. >> for kids as smart of these kids getting into harvard, it was a pretty stupid thing to do. >> reporter: according to one survey, 35% of college admissions offices examine social media posts as part of the a

harvard declined to comment.icants warn any acceptance can be withdrawn if a student engages in behavior that brings into question their moral character. >> anything you post should pass the grandma test. it was a big mistake and also for kids as smart as these kids getting in harvard a stupid thing to do. >> reporter: a recent survey said 35% of college admission offices examine social media posts as part of the admissions policy and of them nearly half say social media posts have had a negative impact on their decisions. don dahler, cbs news, boston. >>> coming up after your local news on cbs thr"cbs this morni, carpooling has gone hi-tech but low tech is still thriving in the bay area where commuting began. john blackstone tried it out. >> this is how it works. >> good morning, how are you. >> big traffic jam. >> doing this, we're saving 35 minutes something like that probably. >> probably about that. >>> plus -- >> it's a beautiful night for a stroll in london and look who i ran into. james corden what are yo

it is a privilege to attend the school, any school much less harvard. content of those and it's hard to defend them in any capacity at >> reporter: according to the "the crimson" it was called h n horhor horny b ourgeois teens." >> officials will google a student. >> reporter: harvard's facebook page for its incoming class notes the college with withdraw admission if an admitted student engages in behavior that brings into question his or her honesty, maturity or moral character. >> i think that any sane person looking that would question someone's morality and judgment. definitely the right thing to do. >> reporter: harvard has not released the names of any of the affected students and in fact they put out a statement saying they will not comment on the admissions status of any individual. show e,000 people applied for the class of 2021, only about 2100 were admitted and of those, 1700 are expected to enroll in the fall. >> very tough lesson but harvard memes for horny b ourgeois teens is not a good place to go. >> was a girl and her team side lined be

she's one of several dozen university professors at hard -- harvard, and this book is so surprising for her because it's personal, it's wrenching. i think it's going to catch. >> host: another well-known author you have coming up -- >> guest: well, edward o. wilson is doing a cook on the origins -- a book on the origins of creativity which few people have examined from a biological, genetic point of view. he examines how the human todays and scientists -- humanities and scientists must come together in the future. he discusses how humans are distinctly human through their language and through their creativity. people always said creativity developed 10,000 years ago. he said, not so. it's over 100,000 years ago, the paleolithic age. and he traces the history with really stunning results with music and speech and art and humanism. >> host: the lost founding father, william j. cooper. >> guest: i love this book. john again city adams has -- quincy adams has finally come into his own. he was our most hyper-intellectual president. andrew jackson slaughtered him. the mobs came into the white

yates: some of the harvard law graduates are obviously household names. but others are known only to the people whose lives they have changed forever. now, all of you are following in their footsteps. as if the bicentennial were not enough, they also told me that this year was the first time there would be an equal number of men and women graduating from the law school. that is a long way from when my grandmother was admitted to the georgia bar. she didn't even go to law school. she did what was called reading law. that was essentially studying under the tutelage of another lawyer. then, she took and passed the bar exam. back then, passing the bar exam and being able to practice law as a woman, especially in the south, those were two very different things. so, she became a legal secretary to my grandfather and then later my father and my uncle. truth be told, she was smarter than all of them. [laughter] ms. yates: and i can only imagine how frustrating it must have been for her to have spent her career typing someone else's thoughts. she would be thrilled

she spoke at harvard's law school commencement ceremony about why she decided not to defend the ban. ceremony about y she decided not to defend the van. ban. [applause] ban. ms. yates: thank you for a beautiful and generous introduction. the distinguished faculty, family, friends, and, most of all, the graduates of the harvard law school class of

it apparently formed out of a larger class of 2021 harvard facebook page.he harvard crimson newspaper reported the students mocked sexual assault and the holocaust, among other topics. university officials dismissed the students after reviewing some of the images that they sent to each other. >>> the home of the warriors. what a night last night. golden state delivering again in game two winning by 19 thrilling points. >> the warriors are up now 2-0, and for a while this game was actually close. the cavs hung n there, but only in the first half. but halftime they were just down by three, but then it all unraveled after the break. steph curry finished with-3-2 points and kevin durant 33. last night also marked the return of the head coach steve kerr after a second back surgery forced him to miss the last 11 games. of course, the crowd gave him a standing ovation. >> it felt great. got a really nice reception from our fans, and -- and our players, and -- and it was just, you know, great to be on the sidelines again. that's what -- that's what makes it so much

it's reassuring as harvard and a society we still stand by the moral values we were built on. >> harvard admissions posting on the class of 2021 facebook group description they have the right to withdraw an offer of admission if an admitted student engages in behavior that brings into question his or her honesty, maturity or moral character. some proponents of the free speech criticize harvard for punishing those who posted on the chat room on their own time. adrian bankert, cambridge, massachusetts. larry: at 5:00, diplomas and grief counseling on the same day. graduates struggle with a double tragedy on one of the biggest days of their life. going green in a big way in the heart of the city. we tour a new development turning d.c. echo-chic. and horace holmes separates truth from fiction odyssey that began in 1987. announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. larry: right now graduation is wrapping up for students at northwest high school but without two seniors. the 17 and the 18-year-olds were shot in a car in montgomery village. we have team coverage with richard reeve live wher

harvard's newspaper says the students posted explicit she is matches and memes in a private facebookhat. the paper says the content was sexual in nature and targeted ethnic minorities. a harvard spokeswoman is not commenting on the report but confirmed that the school can bar students for behavior that will brings into question the moral character of the university. >> in today's tech bytes it is one of the biggest events of the year for people who love apple and the company is vowing to take the lead in personal electronics again with new products and upgrades. >> new smart speaker the home pod is a voice activated device that uses siri. it will compete with the amazon echo and google home. >> it will cost two to three times as much at $349. apple announced major updates to all its mac book laptops. >> faster brighter and have more memory and storage. and apple 's also updating all of its operating systems. one big feature is in a map a. do not disturb while driving can tell when you're driving and will block almost all notifications. >> you can have it automatically tell those who

will top $75,000 and by comparison that is more than enough to cover the annual cost of attending harvard and critics say the cost should be going down and not up. voters reduce the penalty for drug and property crimes and last fall they approved early release for thousands of inmates but since 2015 the state per in may cost have been increasing nearly $10,000.>>> the supreme court so considering the proposition 66 and it seeks to speed up the death penalty appeals process and will require all death penalty appeals to take place within five years of sentencing . opponents say that means the courts have to prioritize the death penalty cases at the expense of the other cases and even if the court upholds prop 66 execution will remain on hold due to the legal challenges to the proposed new lethal injection procedures. >>> in the eastern contra costa city, the stabbing over the weekend is now a homicide investigation. the stabbing occurred just before four clock saturday afternoon on main street at charles way. two men on the tri-delta bus got onto the busing got into a fight and continued fi

the story br oke in the school's newspaper-- the harvard crimson. according to the paper-- the students were part of private facebook group, that shared explicit and hateful memes. the images reportedly mocked sexual assault, and targeted minorities. in response-- the school revoked their acceptance. the school released a statement saying in college reserves the right to withdraw an offer of admission if an admitted student engages or has engaged in behavior that brings into question their honesty, maturity or moral character." a shocking opening day in the sexual assault trial of comedian bill cosby. what one of his alleged victims said-- when she took the stand, coming up. introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. with speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster than most people have. and, it's just $79.99 a month online for 1 year. and only $5 more per month for the second year. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo for 1 year and multi-room dvr service for 2 years. all with a 2-year agreement. swi

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. >> harvard university revokes the admission of 10 students because of their and social media postse ivy league school calls offensive. all hail... those who flail. everybody stumbles, but soklutz in all of us.spsh-l. splashless. >> good morning. you have a devilish grin on >> so do you. [laughter] >> look at your lower gwynedd atot bethlehem pike. it must be the rain much the you're watching these cars. ng pretty wet out there as it's coming down pretty good in some spots, rain moving west to east, it's there in lower gwynedd getting a downpour. we have a problem paoli thorndale. a 13 minute delay. everything else looking good dave. >> rain is a problem in the northern and western suburbs. it's probably going to hit philadelphia before too much longer. going to take a half hour for it to slowly drift the length of that red arrow. some of our communities ready to get hit with that heavy round of rain would include bryn mawr chestnut hill lima and chester heights between now and about 5:25. roxborough closer to 5:30 same story with mount airy wynnewood. again this is pushing east so

larry: a reversal for students at harvard university.dly posted offensive messages on social media. we have the details in the first look. >> this morning, the dark side of an online student chat room created by incoming harvard freshman which has caused administrators to revoke their admission. a group of 10 students accepted to the class of 2000 21 and a meeting on the college's official facebook page, created an alternative page full of provocative and derogatory images and captions. they poked fun at topics like the holocaust, sexual assault and targeting ethnic groups. and coming up at 7:00 a.m., sonny houston will be live with more on the controversy with your gma first look. the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello, and i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our clim

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