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harvard university announced it will present kaepernick with the w eb metal. it is the highest honor and african and african-american studies. they chapelle and the artist behind president obama's official portrait will be honored. past winners include mohammed ali. >>> kaepernick's attorney hinted that the raiders may be interested in the quarterback. you will hear what he said. a former the field on his birthday, with his wife in labor at a local al, so >>> former 49er hide had a good night in cleveland he took the field on his birthday with his wife in labor so he could play for a football team that has not won a game since george washington crossed the delaware. he had his cell phone in hand in case he had to leave the stadium. 3rd quarter, the browser down. he gives himself a little birthday present with a touchdown. they cradles the football like a baby. 4th quarter, he finds paydirt.hn touchdowns. cleveland beat the jets 21-17. their first win in 635 days.bul no baby yet. >>> the oakland a's had a september 2 remember. that is his 26 home run of the yea

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harvard university announced it will present kaepernick with the w eb metal. it is the highest honor and african and african-american studies. they chapelle and the artist behind president obama's official portrait will be honored. past winners include mohammed ali. >>> kaepernick's attorney hinted that the raiders may be interested in the quarterback. you will hear what he said. a former oregon on the running back landed in the hospital tonight. but not for the reason you may think. his amazing night is next. when you see a burger with bold sauces, fresh ingredients... and starting at 6.99. you can only think one thing... how fast can i get to denny's? get a burger and fries from denny's starting at $6.99. the field on his birthday, with his wife in labor at a local al, so >>> former 49er hide had a good night in cleveland he took the field on his birthday with his wife in labor so he could play for a football team that has not won a game since george washington crossed the delaware. he had his cell phone in hand in case he had to leave the stadium. 3rd quart

understanding, he is the second person of african descent to obtain a doctorate -- doctorate at harvard university. it is very special to me to be in this location pick this is his home and office where he started the association for the study of [null] life and history. it is the premier historical and public history organization that educates teachers, professors on the topic of african american history and promotes it.>> what was going on in this space and what time. are we talking about? >> he purchased the home in 1922. he remained in the room -- home until his death in 1950 pick he used it as both an office as well as his own home. he would run the operation of the association out of his home from the 1930s to the 1950s and as well as accepting guests posting african-american scholars, writers, literary giants. langston hughes actually worked in the home during the renaissance. it is an exciting location to be an.>> when did you become chief historian? >> a year and four months ago pick >> what does that job until? >> right now i say i am chief paper pusher and button pusher right now but in

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well i mean sadly i spoke to one of the leading trade economists in the world when i was in harvard university. in february this year he said to me kishore donald trump doesn't understand the basics of trade economics he thinks like a business man a deficit is a loss a surplus is a profit that's rubbish right all countries in the by the theory of international trade even if you have a deficit you're actually benefiting because you're buying a product at lower cost from somebody who can make it cheaper and better and then you can pay to do an objectively or did you put all the factors in america is actually there were the biggest beneficiaries of the current trading order it has a surplus in services right it doesn't measure that more importantly more importantly the u.s. dollar is that global reserve currency so this means the chinese workers have to trade the four hours a day very odd to many factor things to sell to america. how does america people if it prints dollars come on you getting a very good trued you print dollars you're getting hard workers for ducks but really goes benefiting so

he is the second person of african descent to obtained a doctorate at harvard university. so, it is very special to me to be in this location. this is his home and office where he started the association for the study of negro life and history, which is the premier historical and public history organization that educates teachers, professors, on the topic of african-american history and promotes it within the country. >> what would have gone on in the space, and what time period are we talking about? turkiya: he purchased the home in 1922 and remained there until his death in 1950. he used this as an office for the association as well as his own home. so he would run the operations of the association out of his home from the 1930's to 1950, as well as accept guests, hosting premier african-american scholars, writers, literary giants. langston hughes worked here in the home with him. that was during the harlem renaissance. it is an exciting location to be in. >> when did you become chief historian of the national park service? turkiya: about a year and four months ago in 20

an article from the mathematical perspective one of the theories that got larry fired from harvard university to explain why there is not 5050 gender proportionality in the hard sciences. and some put forward that idea that with the extremes of the curve from mass stupidity and cluelessness that males dominate so those that get the primary arithmetic tables down but those who are the most brilliant investigators like the united states for example 1 percent of mathematical ability males outnumber females two .-point 521 so a paper was done reasonably long - - recently to figure out why there should be these different distributions of mathematical abilities and accepted by premier mathematical journals and not just any feminist but feminist mathematicians who again said scientific research was dangerous and threatening and the leader of this crusade was rejected and ultimately had disappeared and had gone online so the author is in a bind because he cannot publish elsewhere because he doesn't have thee copyright now it is gone. he is in a limbo so this mean crusader heaven forbid anybody read a

research that explored from the mathematical perspective that got larry summers fired from harvard university to explain why there isn't gender proportionality and summers put forward the idea with stupidity and cluelessness to find the people that cannot get the primary arithmetic but those the most brilliant investigators zero .-point 01 percent and then to try to figure out why there should be this mathematical ability and with these journals but the feminist got wind of it. feminist mathematicians who again said that scientific research was dangerous and threatening. the leader of this crusade it was rejected and ultimately it had disappeared. it guy had gone online and disappeared so now he cannot publish it elsewhere because he doesn't have the copyright. but the main crusader against the paper heaven for bid anybody read a different opinion is a female from chicago mathematician and there is an appeal made to the president of chicago. he didn't respond directly we don't find intellectual fraud. so it's very hard to find the places that are not somehow caving a little obviously st. john

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another great educational establishment at a small liberal arts college harvard university. he once said it was the true architect of victory in world war ii. and that harvard on the fifth of june, he began the public phase of his plan to win the peace. marshall was there to receive an honorary degree and he spoke to the alumni association, often misrepresented as a commencement address. it was not, he was speaking to the alumni. the citation read, soldier and a statesman whose of the liddy and that whose ability and character brought only one comparison in the history of this nation. the comparison was not made directly, but you all know who is being referred to. also receiving honorary degrees on that day, t.s. eliot, journal omar bradley, robert oppenheimer. marshall spoke for just 11 minutes. when he received the nobel peace prize in 1963, he comments directly about how his good friend winston churchill knows how to deliver a speech. don't expect too much for me is his implication. the substance of his diagnosis and the cure is as follows. he said the following, "there is

candidate at harvard university she studies social media russian politics and russia's influence on public opinion abroad and in new york mother shingo a journalist and contributor to russian media outlets including color sound expert t.v. and t.v. reign welcome to the stream everyone let's start with meddling i want to share a tweet sent to this stream from you while weber associate professor of russian and you. gratian studies at daniel morgan graduate school here in washington d.c. this is what he says the meddling to whatever extent has dashed trumps and prudence hopes for a pragmatic relationship and turned russia into a partisan issue in the u.s. everything that democrats dislike about trump and his policies can be traced to the original sin in quotes there of russian help during the election are now when it comes to this issue do you agree with what you've also here i do but if we think. and look at things from russian perspective and i've been traveling around the russian region this year a lot. of people think that america is a threat and they more and more feel concerned about th

at harvard university, sa 8 to 9 percent of every freshman class has to be black.ards, for admission, probably only 1% would be black. they would be ones who earned it by merit, but they would be greatly out numbered by those who won it as a racial preference. in a sense white america saying we're redeeming ourselves this way, without us we would go back to old way. so, you know we have the finger in the dike. and so affirmative action is diversity, new incarnation. a idea with all sorts of perversion follow this this idea of diversity. mark: does it help camouflage failures of half a century of the left's agenda. >> yes. because you know, black america has to face some, why are we poorer now than we were when we had no freedom. after 50, 60 years. whites have a bill due coming as well, why have you betrayed every principle that made you great, that made america great. why did you betray that in the name of what? your own innocence. your innocence is a corruption, it facilitates everything that not good in the minority communities, you are the problem now. it used

he was a professor of philosophy at harvard university and his theory of justice was one of the theoryjustice was one of the major political theories of the 20th century, probably, in my opinion, the most important political theory in the 20th political theory in the 20th century. this political theory is sometimes called the rawlsian theory of justice and it is known worldwide. it is not just prominent in the u.s. i have heard it referred to -- i have heard it referred to in conferences around the world, including in vienna, austria, so -- and in oxford. so we are going to look at his theoretical justification for american liberalism, which is a very elegant theory. one of the reasons it was so prominent, entire journal issues have been devoted to the theory because it provides a rationale for what we would call democrat party liberalism. we distinguish american liberalism from british liberalism, or 18th-century liberalism we studied before, john locke, thomas jefferson, because that original british liberalism emphasizes individual rights and freedom, whereas this later american lib

harvard university and its public policy school, and george washington university and the milken institute. it's a disgrace what they did. they should be ashamed of themselves and they should be apologizing to the american people and the people of puerto rico who have had to go through this again, the number of deaths without evidence, without death certificates, without burials, without any factual basis for an analysis of ways puerto rico's one of its greatest tragedies in its history. turn together national media. this president had to fight fake news. here comes jeff bezos again. he and the president do not get along or share a world view. but bezos is saying presidents and governors should expect to be told scrutiny. what he does through his paper is subject this montana to personal attack day in and day out. 7, 8 articles every single day attacking this president and his administration. >> this is almost comical. bezos needs to look in the mirror. the "new york times" a complete utter fake news story. they put nikki haley in curtaingate. not the washington posted. but we have seen th

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the commonest harvard university did this amazing longitudinal study and found that over 20 or 30 years one good teacher, one single good teacher in a child's life raised the income of that class by $250,000 payment talk about parents asking what does this mean, one good teacher throw the test scores up to wind up in one good teacher raise the lifetime earnings hit in that class by $250,000. think about -- it's not about test scores are graduation rates. >> host: we live in a world today where extremes seem to dominate every aspect of our lives. yet you close your books by saying you think education can bring us together. you say every american citizen has got to recognize that we are not where we need to be and now we need to stop lying and beat honest and face these challenges together. how in the meantime are we going to come together around education? >> i don't quite know. [laughter] in all seriousness i just think there is not apparent in america who doesn't want the best for their child. if we want to break the cycle of poverty, if we want to have upward mobility, through want to

suggesting to tm the sports the raiders and or the patriots could be interested in signing him as harvard universitye him the wep do boys metal following his national anthem protests. past recipients of the award include folks that deserve it like mohammed ali. jackie: brown's win meaning the new york jets, 21-17 for the first when in two years. todd: in a come back when in the second quarter leading to a victory. unleashing victory bridges, handing out three bud lights in cleveland, check it out. ♪ we are the champions ♪ we are the champions ♪ jackie: cleveland police tweeting we won, stay calm, go brown's. todd: they haven't left cleveland and i see three fans passed out on sidewalks, cleveland, stay classy. watch those open up. 600 days to win. the time is 10 minutes after the top of the our. brett kavanaugh's accuser since she will testify but not until he goes first and on her terms. democrats have no plans to expedite the process. >> this is being done for pure political purposes with no concern for the constitution or the senate. shame on them all. >> the left latching onto these to distract

kaepernick is being honored by harvard university for his contributions to black history, and culturell steve the w.e.b. metal. harford says the metal is given to people advocate for cultural understanding and human rights. >>> puppies on parade. nine new -- a golden retriever puppy stole the show the country's annual military parade in santiago. the puppies are the newest members of the national police canine training unit. the puppies are less than two- month-old and the parade was the first outing for them with members of the military. you see they are being carried in the arms of trainers who kept them warm using special heaters. struck apparently yoga pants are a hot item for thieves. the latest on a string of robberies across the bay area. has business owners on edge. >>> apple fans, still waiting in line in san francisco to get their hands on one of these right here. that is the new iphone x s max. we will tell you all about it when we come back. >>> slow traffic exists on highway for coming up to concorde. the it is bunching up. we will tell you more about the east bay commute

also a harvard university study in conjunction with other universities in puerto rico did a study thatmbers. cnn's own reporting, interviewing funeral directors also showed thousands of deaths. so, in fact, the government of puerto rico and the government of the u.s. has been down playing the death toll for much of this past year saying the official death toll was 64. it's only now that this study has been completed that the government in puerto rico has gotten behind these numbers as has the federal government. the president is now denying the truth. he's just making this up saying 3,000 people did not die. bill weir is in san juan, puerto rico, for a special he's going to be airing next week about the one-year anniversary of the storm and how puerto rico is doing. bill, i can't imagine what people who have lost friends and loved ones in san juan and elsewhere in puerto rico think about the president of the united states denying that 3,000 puerto ricans, or nearly 3,000 puerto ricans have died as a result of this storm. >> it's the late nest in a stri of abhorrent affronts to the folk

>>> still ahead, how the justice department is getting in the middle of a race debate over harvard university's emissions process. ions process. >>> thanks for staying with us. it has been a busy week in politics. florida republican hopeful found himself mired in a racial controversy. a new poll shows the president's job approval is at annual all-time low. and the president was busy tweeting today. let's bring in our guests. let's start with what we were all watching this morning. and that was quite a gathering there at the national cathedral. and though it went on a little bit longer than some thought it was going to, it ended again and tomorrow we'll see the actual burial. but today we saw stories, smiles and crying as well from many different folks. what did you think? >> a lot of us in south carolina noticed senator mccain well threw his best friend and confidant lindsey graham. so you don't -- you wouldn't know lindsey graham unless you knew john mccain. he campaigned for him in the fay miss brau famous brawl of them all. so you really know what the affection that our senator in south caro

elizabeth: princeton and harvard university economists, ben, they lacked atheylooked at obama's jd one million fewer full-time workers -- in other words there were one million fewer full-time jobs. those people went to part-time or contractual jobs. those guys at princeton and harvard said an astonishing 95% of the jobs that obama added, temporary contractual jobs. an unbelievably high number. >> it's an unbelievably high number. it's interesting because princeton and harvard economists do not tend to be that friendly to mr. trump. there's a great economist at yale or princeton, i might have that wrong, really slammed trump all of the time saying he doesn't deserve credit. maybe that's true. but for whatever reason we're having a miraculous recovery and you don't need to look up statistics. walk down any street anywhere. every window and store says hiring, hiring. never seen anything like it. it's a miracle. elizabeth: and they're hiring for 75,000, 80,000 a year, high-paying jobs. here's plump slamming the tax pg the tax cuts as bad. >> on winding regulations, weakening working restri

former n-f-l quarterback colin kaepernick and comedian dave chappelle will be honored by harvard universityry and culture. kaepernick, chappelle and 6 others will be honored october 11th. kaepernick created a firestorm when he started kneeling during the national anthem in 2016 to protest police brutality and social injustice. morning... former n-f-l quarterback colin kaepernick and comedian dave chappelle will be honored by harvard university for their contributions to black history and culture. kaepernick, chappelle and 6 others will be honored october 11th. kaepernick created a firestorm when he started kneeling during the national anthem in 2016 to protest police brutality and social injustice. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... it's been more than 600 days.. but this morning the cleveland browns are waking up as winners. ( darya ) and... kids looking to sleep in during the school week are now out of luck. this is customizable streaming tv for your family. ...whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your

in harvard university with five engineering programs, there was one female engineer. there were dozens at thvmi. realizes what the admission of women was to them, because it enabled them to upgrade their applicant pool. it is a real success story. there are women on the faculty now, even on the board of vmi. this was a very happy occasion. in the beginning it was rocky. right, we will take these women, but they will be treated just like the men. which means, when they come in they get their head shaved. now they have made an accommodation. women do not have to shave their heads. but the general assured me that was it. there was no other difference. i looked at the young cadets, at the general, and said do you al wear earcadets to rings? he was taken back. said -- after he se he said, "not on campus." [laughter] >> the decision was 7-1. the seven included your chief justice at the time, william rehnquist, which was surprising to some because it is safe to say no one called him a feminist icon. [laughter] how did you get his vote? [laughter] justice ginsburg: it was not

after the accident. >>> new at 6:00 former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick is being honored by harvard university for his contributions to black history and culture. kaepernick and 7 others will receive the web deboys medal on october 11th named after the civil rights leader, author and historian. the medal is given to people who advocate for change. >>> in 2016, kaepernick drew worldwide attention when he "took a knee" during the national anthem to call attention to racial injustice. >>> in just a matter of days, campers will have a new option right on the shores of san francisco bay. ktvu's christien kafton shows us the outdoor opportunities being highlighted today at candlestick point. >> reporter: san francisco, one of the most beautiful cities in the world, may soon be known for its splendor as it welcomes people to camp overnight at the state park. the park located just south of where the ballpark used to stand is an oasis of nature in the urban jungle. >> every, single individual in the state of california and each community deserves to have access to the great outdoors in their backyards.

at harvard university, 8-9% of every single freshman class has to be black.e standards for admission, probably only 1% would be black. they would be ones who had earned it via merit, but they would be greatly outnumbered by those who want it as a racial preference, and what, in a sense, white america is saying is that we're redeeming ourselves this way. without us, we'd go back to the old way, discrimination and racism and so forth. so you know, we've got the finger in the dike, so affirmative action is just diversity is the new incarnation. a wretched idea with all sorts of perversions of follow from the idea of diversity. i could tell you a story about that. mark: doesn't it help camouflage the failures of half a century of the left's agenda? >> the -- yes. because black america has to face some why are we poorer now than we were when we had no freedom, after 50, 60 years of freedom, why are we poor? well, whites have a bill coming due as well. why have you betrayed every principle that made you great, that made america great? why have you betrayed all that

his now being honored by harvard university for his contributions to black history and culture are keyong eight people receiving the wep r.j. proctor metal next month. the award is named after the civil rights leader. the metal is given to people who advocate for cultural understanding and human rights. the raiders and new england patriots have not commented about a report that they may be interested in signing kaepernick. his attorney headed to tmz kaepernick could join an nfl team as soon as next week. the attorney indicated the possibilities for the raiders and patriots for kaepernick has been out of football since the 2016 season. he is suing the nfl for allegedly colluding to keep him out of the league because of his demonstration during the national anthem. >>> the 49ers on kansas city to take on the chiefs . the defense has its work cut out . the chiefs are the highest scoring team in football this season. you can watch that game at 10:00 in the morning right here . the oakland raiders look for their first win of the season against the dolphins the team lost a close game last su

. >>> colin kaepernick is being honored by harvard university for his contributions to black historynick and seven others will receive the eweb the boys metal on october 11. the award is named after the civil rights leader, author, and historian. harvard says the metal is given to people who advocate for cultural understanding and human rights. in 2016 kaepernick through attention for taking a knee during the national anthem to call attention to racial injustice. they did it. >>> for the first time in 635 days the cleveland browns win a game. the game was looking pretty bleak and then the quarterback change after tyrod taylor suffered a concussion. he was replaced by baker mayfield, last year's heisman trophy winner. he led the browns come back including a catch of a two point conversion and the cleveland browns beat the new york jets 21 - 17. >> that means those special beer fridges around cleveland were finally unlocked. at least 10 contained 200 cans of bud light. it is part of a promotion to be unlocked at local bars when the team finally one. bud light has people standing by to

article that explored from a math mat mathematical theory that got larry sommers fired from harvard university for explaining why there is not 50-50 gender proportional lit in the hard sciences and summers put forth the idea that at the extremes of the curve of math stupidity and cluelessness and math brilliance, males dominate. so if you want to find the people who can't even get their primary mag tables down it's males if you want to get the most brilliants investigators and the most abstract theoretical minds that's the males. in the united states look at the .01% of mathematical ability, males outnumber females 2.5 to one. so there was a paper that was done by somebody recently to try and figure out from an evolutionary basis why there should be these different distributions of mathematical ability it and was accepts by premiere mathematical journals, but the feminists got wind of it and not just any old feminist but fem mists math ma -- mathematics who said that scientific research was dangerous. it was threatening, and the leader of this crusade to get the paper -- it was rejected and ul

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university. it follows an earlier survey from a team at harvard which estimated 4700 deaths in hurricane maria's termath. the george washington study, which the university backed up and reaffirmed today, found that people died from unsafe drinking water, heat, lack of water to run ventilators and kidney machines, lack of access to medical care, treatable conditions. horrible ways to die. and even some of president trump's staunch supporters are not behind him on this. the question is, what does he see that even they don't? we got one answer late today from white house spokesman hogan giddily, a statement trying to explain what the president tweeted, he said, as the president said every death is a horror from hurricane maria. before, during and after the two massive hurricanes, the president directed the entire administration to provide unprecedented support to puerto rico. president trump was responding to the liberal media and the san juan mayor who sadly have tried to exploit the devastation by pushing out a constant stream of misinformation and false accusations. now, keeping them honest, that

he's a lecturer on government at harvard university and a senior fellow at new america.mnist at slate and a host of the "good fight" podcast. he's a leading expert in the rise of populism and the crisis of liberal democracy. so, that's yascha, and i think the club will recognize our moderator tonight, francis fukuyama, who has been here many times before. he's currently a senior fellow at stanford's freeman spogli institute for international studies and his new book on identity, his "identity politics" will be coming out in september. so, thank you very much, francis. thank you very much. ok, thank you.

and harvard university has announced it will honor former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick with the university's w.e.b. du bois medal, which is awarded to individuals who have made significant contributions to african and african-american history and culture. in 2016, kaepernick began protesting police brutality and racism by taking a knee during the national anthem before nfl games, sparking ongoing league-wide protests. he has since been effectively blacklisted from the league. other receipients of this year's w.e.b. du bois medal include comedian dave chappelle and bryan stevenson, founder of the equal justice initiative. he oversaw the creation of the country first memorial to victims of white supremacy. and in news from brazil, the worlrld renowned dissintnt and linguistoaoam chsky y mewith bril's impriseded forr president isis inao lululaa silva on thursy.y. this ces a week after lula officially pulled out of next month's presidential race. lula has been jailed since april. speaking osiside t pririso after his sisit, nm chchomy condemneththe rit-wingngedia in brazil. >> we have just had e