. >> it is important to note that they will infringe at all upon the undergraduate population in ithacaampus. masters in engineering, phd, mba. roosevelt island will probably change because of it. >> what is it about new york? why new york city? entered a fewl years ago, i was lucky enough to be involved in that whole process. and after cornell won the new york city is an epicenter of entrepreneurial activity. and the folks and as the guy strongly believe that -- in ithaca strongly believe that it synergy between the two campuses. that will grow over time. in first rulings will go up 2017, and then beyond that we will build out the whole campus. >> i've been to is the car and thicaork city -- i and new york city. there is this inherent debate about vocational versus educational. about classroom learning and internships and being close to the actual work. with ayou balance that school with such academic history let cornell? >> i do not think the conflict at all. the programming at cornell tech one that has postdocs and phd's actually coming to campus at the google building and starting c

we have programs in ithaca that do the same thing. elab pumps out 15 companies each year. great learning opportunity. this is just what the students are demanding. >> what is the purpose of cornell in this case? if you are going to be working in the google building and creating it? >> the students i mentioned at cornell tech are being paid by cornell tech. so there are post-docs being paid by cornell tech to start their companies as part of the program. it makes a lot of sense. in fact, it de-risking the startup of a company for very worthy students. >> and now it is time to focus on a number that tells a whole lot. we have "the byte" today. lucas, what do you have? >> $11.99. people stream movies and tv on netflix. higher quality of video. ultra-hd. how many people have 4k tv's? >> very small amount. one of those technologies but a lot of people in the business are excited about. they think it could be the next big thing in television. it is expensive and one of the thicks things that will be far more affordable and net fix is -- netflix is saying if it does become popula

. >> martha robertson's extreme ithaca liberal agenda is already hurting us.obertson opposed refitting our power plant with natural gas, and when she didn't get her way, supporters sued to shut it down. robertson and her ithaca friends are willing to sacrifice our jobs, our community, raise our taxes and utility bills because of their radical ideas on global warming, and that's exactly why martha robertson's extreme ithaca liberal agenda is wrong for us. >> there are those who put country first, put communities first. tom reed put himself first by voting for $200,000 in tax breaks for wealthy people like himself. then tom reed voted to raise middle class taxes on us by $2,000. martha robertson will fight to cut middle class taxes and to protect our jobs from outsourcing. it's time to put these people first again. >> i'm martha robertson, and i approved this message. >> i'm tom reed. i approved this message. >> we know by her words martha robertson is an extreme ithaca liberal who supports obamacare, higher taxes and nancy pelosi. and her votes to double your p

. >> tell me about ithaca. >> i never talk about that. believe there is power in numbers and power in collaboration. i believe that managers and creators should come together and work together in alliance. at the together a group of my friends and it is sibley that. it is an alliance of guys who get together and meet and try and help each other build their businesses. there is more than enough to go around. >> so this is a fund. >> there is a fund aspect when we are together. we have ideas and we want to go after things together, we can. >> what is the next big trend in music? what is coming? >> voices. >> you mean someone who connection racing? >> -- you mean someone who can actually sing? >> people fell in love with justin bieber because he was raw on the street playing his guitar and singing his head off. >> how much potential is there to make more? >> when i did it with justin, there were so many people who said you cannot just hire [indiscernible] i want to see the visual. i think it is happening over and over again. i think we have

. >> tell me about ithaca. >> i never talk about that.elieve there is power in numbers and power in collaboration. i believe that managers and creative's and everyone should come together and work together in alliance. i put together a group of my friends, and it is simply that. it is an alliance of guys who get together and meet and try and help each other build their businesses, because there is more than enough to go around. >> so this is a fund. >> there is a fund aspect that i put together. when we have ideas and we want to go after things together, we can. >> what is the next big trend in music? what is coming? >> voices. that's what i'm seeing right now. >> you mean someone that can actually sing? >> i love the fact that everyone i've signed can actually sing. justin -- i discovered -- people fell in love with the fact that he was raw on the street playing his guitar and singing his head off. >> how much potential is there to make more? >> when i did it with justin, there were so many people who said you can't sign acts off of yout

. >> reporter: stefan was accepted to every college he applied to, ithaca college offered the most financial> if you work hard and put hard work into it, it can happen and it has happened. >> whether i was singing or not, i always dreamed about doing something good and being remembered for it. ♪ close your eyes ♪ make a wish >> at the fastefan douglas alle. safely passing the age of eighteen. >> tonight's freeze frame coming from indonesia. young men in bali, during a sacred hindu battle ritual meant to rid the body of negative forces. that's our news for this hour. i'm john siegenthaler. "america tonight's" coming up next. i will see you back here 11:00 eastern 8:00 pacific time. >> on "america tonight," death in texas. the first patient diagnosed on u.s. soil becomes the first to die of ebola here as well. "america tonight's" adam may with the victim's community in dallas and their questions about what could and should have been done to save him. >>> also tonight: safe sports. a stunning series of high school player deaths raises new alarm for parents and coaches. >> my kids play, one is

. >> martha robertson is an extreme ithaca role who supports higher taxes and match as and nancy pelosi. tell the same extreme story. it,her we take her word for the story remains the same. martha robertson is an extreme ithaca liberal. >> tom reed is attacking martha robertson with false ads. the aarp says tom reed's plan removes the medicare guarantee. it's a fact. to pay for votes to give tax rate to millionaires. that is a sad fact. next i'm martha robertson and i approve this message. >> recent polls show the race is favoring tom reed. you can watch the debate live tonight at 7:00 eastern on c-span and live at 8:00, a debate for iowa's fourth district seat between steve king and jim mower. the races list it as safe republican. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. tomorrow morning on "washington to stevewe will talk silverman about the criminal justice system and being stopped by the police and the individuals rights. and david stevens looks at recently approved rules aimed at increasing lending. plus your phone calls, facebook comments and tweets, all on "washingt

. >> one girl in ithaca said we can perform in her basement, she has a hot tub, i'm psyched about that in long island said his wife's an episcopalian priest and his house is in the middle of a graveyard. >> seth: that's good. >> that's a good place to do comedy. >> seth: but you -- there are not, you've done some weird places. you've done some weird tours. >> yeah. yeah, i once walked across the country to get to -- i was performing at bonnaroo and i started in california and i just had to like, beg people for rides and shelter along the way. we did a lot of weird shows. >> seth: you did a show at a yurt? >> yeah, i did. i met these hippies in taos, new mexico, and i did a show -- taos, strange town, strange people right there. [ laughter ] but i did a show, they lived in yurts, i did a show in a yurt. >> seth: great. >> which is like a mongolian tent. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: it was for people who don't know show business, a yurt is a mongolian tent. >> you know you've really -- you've hit it big as a comedian when you're performing in a yurt in taos, new mexico. [ laughter ]

and there is when you go to ithaca, new york, and it is liked him below zero when you visit.ks it is cloudy all the time. -- >> it is cloudy all the time. all go outcold, we and buy winter coats and we're all idiots. >> they sell the first quarter gdp numbers. >> do something serious. >> formerly of pimco, now the .hief economic advisor how much has the fed distorted money for the market? >> what we have done as we have driven up certain prices dramatically, and we now probably have a housing bubble. we don't have a construction bubble. it is very committee week. >> where is the bubble? >> it is in home prices. their backup to about 40% of where they were. >> in equity prices as well? >> in stock prices. you also have that in the equity market. and the withdrawal of qe makes people worry that violations the rates will eventually drive. we're back and return a normal face and everyone is scared of it. >> we want to ask you are twitter question of the day. which is more concerning? >> bond yields bother me more because it is just unreal at these levels. >> is any price discover

michael is joining us in ithaca new york, independent line. >> good morning.thank you to you and everyone behind the cameras. sorry for the technical glitch. i'm glad to be back -- >> you have moved. been have actually relocated three times. to caused a hernia and i had get through some readjustment stomach and my esophagus. >> oh my. >> it hasn't killed me, it has only made me stronger. the reason i'm calling is that i really hope that people get out and vote. bloomberg term which is extralegal. voted in two ad referendums to have only two terms for the mayor. had to step aside. of the city peaker council basically used discretionary funds to get both appointments of mr. bloomberg on the ballot. when the election came, mr. bloomberg can i get into one penny of his money. even with all the talk of the koch brothers -- we know who last way to in the cycle -- mr. bloomberg had 13% of the vote. thompson got 12% of the vote. of the registered voters stayed home. i would just like people to get out and vote. if people did that -- especially those so-called on the l

she went from bryn mawr to ithaca and retired in 2011 from fresno state university as the provost andvice president of academic affairs. of course, like many of you, she doesn't know how to retire -- [laughter] so she spends most of her time working with youth, particularly children in need working through a number of nonprofits in addition to her service here the our national -- to our national board. so is herma williams. [applause] >> good morning. oh, i know you can do better than that. let's start again. good morning. >> good morning. >> all right. now i know it is a good morning. and, steve, thank you very much. he said retired? what is that? [laughter] as my mother said, no, you've breathed your last breath, then you retire. our theme for the program is dare to act. the theme for today is dare to lead. but we have all of these dares, and i just want to take a second to speak about them because i want you to own them, at least own one. so it's dare to act for the conference, dare to lead for this morning, dare to impact, dare to include, dare to engage, dare to innovate. now her

but harbor continues until every mayor of ithaca baca said of their home, on their porch, on the cornerf their street and say, this is the kind of never of a want to raise my family, start a business. so we have work to do. that is why we cannot roll back the provisions of the firearms safety act, which i intend to fully enforce and we're already beginning to see a reduction in gun-related crime as a result of that. i also have a proposal to drive out recidivism. we're making a lot of progress in maryland, but some states are doing better. we will make sure that our reentry population does not commit crimes, have the training and support so that they can once again be productive and our communities and rejoin their families driving down recidivism. there are a number of things that we can do, proposals i have offered, but you can rest assured, i will use every tool available, including gun safety laws, to make sure the you in every barrel of beer are living in a safer neighborhood. >> thank you. >> moderator: your response? hogan: well, we have some of the toughest gun safety laws in th

bingh binghamton, ithaca. waverly, elmira. xavier. mt. pomorris. fired you. >> that's right. >> not because of that, i was elegant when i did that. i got fired for a strike. >> you're executing a role. i feel like, i don't know, is it the -- >> it's interesting you say that, and it's true. >> i just saw you lock into comfort. >> i locked into a comfort zone which is a distraction from all the nasty things that happen out in life. being an actor for me was a blessing. because it gave me an opportunity to play other parts. if i, you know, was distraught in this area where it was real life, i was able to play a character and escape into something else. >> how interesting, one of your most famous lines, michael corleone says hello. was ad-libbed. >> joe, i'll tell you, i was nervous as hell. i'm working with francis. he gave me a part not as a result of an audition but simply interviewing me. we're going to shoot this scene. we're in rehearsal. michael played the character. i come behind him. i'm supposed to choke him. there were no lines. now, i walk