. >> host: "ebony and ivy", professor wilder. i guess the first question is, how did you start down the road and we were laughing before you said 10 years ago when he first started you had hair. [laughter] >> guest: not a lot that i had hair. >> host: what started you down the road to actually put "ebony and ivy" together? >> guest: is actually sort of a long story that i can make sure it. i had just moved from one job to another in teaching because i had just finished a book project and i started out and it was going to be a simple book, a simple article actually. i was just going to explain how black abolitionists got their education given the fact that they were excluded by race from american colleges and universities. i was going to tell the story read some of them went to europe and some of them went to new england and studied privately. some of them studied privately in the the atlantic and they became ministers and teachers in.years and all the sorts of things. in fact one of the things i got more just and as i started tha

you were researching and writing ebony and ivy?i mean, just to this day if i were a student in your class and asked that question, professor weiler, what really caught your attention? what really stuck with you, surprise you? >> honestly, i think the thing that i wrestle with the most as i was writing the book, and this was reviewed in my own experiences as a black man growing and the united states in the era than i did was how to balance these historical narratives of different groups of people. it once you take up the topic of colleges and take up the topic of colleges and slavery, it seems to me that it would be a less than honest telling of the story if i did not actually explain the relationship between these colleges and native american nations. but the story does not make sense. for instance, in the colonial time you cannot tell a story of how these colleges got involved in the slave trade and how the trustees ended up becoming slave traders and how they created these very cozy relationships to planters in the south on the w

there will be those then who will read "ebony and ivy ." i would -- i also have a sen -- correct me if i'm wrong, professor. it's almost two books in one. what i meaned by it. i mentioned it earlier. it's the glossary, the footnotes -- i tend turn how people come up with the narrative they write about. it's amazing that -- you have done that on purpose so, again, researchers, historians can see where you have got the information. and then expand upon it. >> guest: right. my goal was to take difficult topic and name assessable to the public. to make it readable and approachable. there's also a fact another public that i write for. which are academics and people doing research in the field. i wanted to provide them with as accurate and clear map to the sources as i could to help along their project. and the work they have been publishing. it certainly helped me in the project. >> host: i would be remiss if i didn't ask about your own institution m.i.t.? >> guest: we show up at the end. we show up at the end of the book. the rise of the techni

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round five, that kral home goes up against another ivy league home called the pre-war condo.rt frank and kayla tausche. >> this two-story colonial sits on six acres of land, plus an additional 23 acres behind the house. the backyard has an olympic-sized swimming pool and a screened-in patio to enjoy the warm outdoor evenings. >> this recently renovated pre-war building sits on a bustling avenue in one of the city's most historic neighborhoods. nestled in between two parks this third floor apartment has a rare view of greenery >> the 12 rooms total over 3,600 square feet. it's got a formal dining room, an office, a living room with a fireplace and just down the hall from this kitchen is the attached two-car garage. >> most of the 843 square feet in this two-bedroom, two-bath unit kamm come from its airy living room and brand new kitchen with custom hardwood cabinets, modern aiases and granite countertops. >> upstairs five bedrooms and baths. the master suite with a walk-in closet and al cove for relaxing and two of the other bedrooms have their own sunporch, perfect for readin

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the top three schools come from the ivy league. harvard at number 2 behind princeton, harvard the school of president obama. this is on the "u.s. news and world report" list, yale is number 3. and guess what, here in the bay area, something to love, top ranked bay area university stanford gets in there tied for fifth. with the university of chicago. meantime, uc-berkeley the top public school on the list at 20 overall. the list ranked colleges looking at selectivity, retention and graduation rates. >> think about heading to northern europe. not yet. the annual world happiness report by columbia university finds the happiest countries are denmark, norwarks switzerland and the netherlands and sweden. the report is based on how satisfied people in each country are with their lives. the united states was what do you think? >> top 20. >> 17th. it's behind our neighbor to the north, canada which was sixth, mexico is one up on us at 16th. >> i'm all about the be happy but here in america i'm very happy. 17th, low as far as i'm concerned.

the authorities found more than 4 tons of ivy bound for asia.was worth billions of dollars >> this is organized crime, and it's not something that is being done by small guys. whoever is doing it well connected, has resources. >> this is what's driving the trade: the growing demand for fine ivy, mostly in asia. conservationists argue there has been far too much emphasis on stopping the supply and not enough on reducing demand for what is purely a decorative system. >> if you by an avery bang, you don't want to hide it. you want to wear it. it's a status symbol. so that's the opposite of what we would need to achieve. you want to reduce the demand. >> the south area of this has been much worse here. >> in the meantime, conservationists are using increasingly sophisticated technology to protect vulnerable herds. save the elephants tracks some of the biggest animals uses dollars linked to the mobile phone network. we used the system to find flober, a fiercely protective mother but save the elephants know she probably will event be killed if demand

the growing it demand for fine ivy.onversationists argue there has been far too much emphasis on stopping the supply and not enough on reducing demand for what is after all purely decorative item. >> if you buy an avery bangal or a rhino bangal, you want to wear it, show it off. that means it's a status simple so that's the opposite of what we would need to achieve if we wanted to reduce demand. >> the south area of this part, the last few months, has been much worse hit. >> in the meantime, conservationists are using increasingly sophisticated technology to protect vulnerable herds. a command center at the game reserve save the elephants tracks some of the biggest animals uses dollars linked to the mobile phone network. we used the system to find flober, a fiercely protective morni mother in a group called the artists t but they know she will eventually be killed if demand keeps prices high. >> it's worth an enormous amount compared to local incomes here the tusks of a single mature bull in this region if 2011 were wor

[speaker not understood] from my office, ivy, supervisor avalos' raquel in your office. thank you, ladies for being a part of this. i, too, share the comments of supervisor wiener and desire to see a unanimous vote. if you stop and think about what a powerful statement we would have an opportunity to send not just to the san francisco bay area, but the entire country if not the world. wouldn't that be powerful? all of our collective voices coming together making a statement. i was an early supporter of this ordinance because i believe that for the vast majority of undocumented residents in our city, this policy will provide them with a more protection against [speaker not understood] they may have ever had. i also support the proposed changes that supervisor kim is proposing today and look forward to our continued work as partners of not only law makers and policy makers just this body, but the collective body of san francisco, each and every one of us have a role to play. and it's important and incumbent upon us to continue to push and to continue to ask questions, but

house you get for a million bucks these days and in the theme of back to school we focus on homes in ivyhborhoods so we sent out eight cnbc reporters to eight northeast markets to check out million dollar homes. we show you two homes side by side. only one home moves forward to the next round. so to make it more interesting the reporters do not reveal hair locations. we'll reveal that after we get a look at home. the stately estate near yale lost the challenge to the pre-war condo in new york city and now in round six of the new york pre-war condo goes up against another ivy league home called colonial charm. here are kayla tausche and our own brian sullivan. >> this sits on a bustling avenue in one of the city's most historic neighborhood. nestled between two parks this apartment has a rare view of greenery. >> this home was built in the '20s with all the modern upfwrats and lee-car garage. >> most of the 843 square feet in this two-bedroom, two-bath area come from its bright living room and brand new kitchen with custom hardwood cabinets, modern appliances and granite countertops. >> t

the victim is a doctor at a hospital and ivy league professor. he says a gang of teens attacked him yelling anti-muslim slurs. he's not muslim and owes his life to bystanders. >> it was a bias related event. >> speaking slowly and not as clearly as usual because of a fractured jaw, he told us how he was attacked by a group of teens. >> i heard get osama, and terrorists then the next thing i felt was somebody on a bike moving past me ripping at my beard and hitting my chin. i went down and i was kicked a few times and punched. >> reporter: he was with a friend enjoying a quiet post dinner walk at 110th street near central park when the hateful words and punches were unleashed on him until good samaritans came to his aid. >> given how many people there were and it certainly could have been far worse had bystanders not intervened. >> reporter: police are investigating the incident as a hate crime. they can't identify the attackers. that's why he says he talked to us. he hopes the community where he lives and works doesn't tolerate this kind of hate.

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you're double ivy league. surely you can do better. maybe cite a study or a book. >> dr. suess' green eggs and ham. i do not like them, sam i am. i do not like green eggs and ham. >> jon: so to expect your opposition to obama care, you go with a book about a stubborn jerk that decides he hates something before he's tried it? and when he finally does get a taste -- [cheers & applause] -- he has to admit after tasting it -- >> this is pretty [bleep] good. >> jon: senator cruz, you're trying to save america. get to the dire foundational issue at hand. >> do you like your doctor? do you want to keep seeing your doctor? i'll tell you, americans all over this country are losing their healthcare because of obama care. they're losing their ability to see their doctors. that's what happens if the senate doesn't act to under obama care. >> jon: in utopia where doctor and patient mate for life -- >> one half of small businesses say they will either cut hours to reduce full time employees or replace full time employees with part-time workers to avoid the mandate. obama care is estima

>> i don't think he did. >> is that one of the minor ivies? >> is that a minor ivy?te schools? can you go to southern state schools and study with ted cruz? are we all too dumb for him? >> this guy is so disliked by the republican -- other republican senators that it was interesting, chris wallace had him on last sunday and said he had never had a week where he was getting so many unsolicited basically pieces of research and questions to ask him to trip him up. this guy is repulsive. joe, one thing you said that scares me a little bit, you said americans are not stupid enough to buy into him. still 40% of americans, 4 out of 10, almost half, would rather see the government shut down, not understanding what that would do to their i.r.a.s and mortgage payments, than fund obama care. that's as scary as ted cruz is. >> i didn't see that, paul. i saw a cnbc poll that said only 19% of americans would support that approach and actually 59% of americans are opposed to it. what we conservatives have been saying, because what you'll have on twitter and some of these people in

we'll be telling you about ivy poachers who have used cyanide to gilmore than 80 elephants in zimbabweallegations of lies, but first to sudan, and a profest in a cartoon which has turned deadly. it's all about rising fuel prices, and the cartoon demonstrators set fire. police officers used tear gas to disperse crowds. let's speak to harry martin who is in the area. harry is what the latest on those protests? >> reporter: we have had reports of at least ten different parts of the capitol today. and even though some of those reports seem the actual violence is dying down, i have been told some of the streets are now early quiet, and shops have been closed. and things are still going on. i can still see at least different plumes of dark smoke. >> so what is causing these fuel rises, and is that the only issue that people are protesting about or is there more at play here? >> reporter: it's very much a trigger. these fuel rises were expected until this week the government heavily subsidized the price of fuel and cooking gas. overnight those prices increased by over 80%. the government argu

this program is about an hour. >> host: "ebony & ivy," professor wilder, i guess the first question ishow did you start down the road? we were laughing before he spent 10 years ago when you first started you had hair. >> guest: not a lot, but i had hair. >> host: what started you down the road to actually put "ebony & ivy" together? >> guest: is actually a long story i can make sure. 'v

this program is about an hour. >> host: "ebony and ivy", professor wilder. i guess the first question is, how did you start down the road and we were laughing before you said 10 years ago when he first started you had hair. [laughter] >> guest: not a lot that i had hair. >> host: what started you down the road to actually put "ebony and ivy" together? >> guest: is actually sort of a long story that i can make sure it. i had just moved from one job to another in teaching because i had just finished a book project and i started out and it was going to be a simple book, a simple article actually. i

ted cruz would not study with people from lesser ivies.d, yale, princeton. >> ooh. >> those are the three ivies. ted cruz would -- >> they are not talking a lot about ted cruz at princeton. >> or harvard. >> no. >> really? >> princeton students aren't proud uh. >> he proved he couldn't count to 51. >> "ike's bluff" is out now in paperback. congratulations. for the must reads we have chosen this one from the washington post editorial we can all talk about. the board writes trouble at the core of u.s. foreign policy. in his second inaugural address president obama delivered a ringing pledge of u.s. support for american ideals around the world. just eight months later the idealism is gone. in what may be the most morally crimped speech by a president in modern times mr. obama ruled out the promotion of liberty as a core interest of the united states. instead he told the u.n. america's core interest consists of resisting aggression against allies, protect ing the free flow of energy, dismantling terrorist networks and stopping the development

i want to thank all the legislative aids especially in supervisor kim's office ivy chang in particular and other folks from norman yees office. the finance committee and for bringing this issue before us. a lot of organizations have a part of them (calling names) many of our labor partners and local 2 and i've heard from the labor council and communities united against violence and the domestic violence consortium and the asian law caucus i don't know your full name and there are many, many other organizations that are part of this effort thank you for standing together. across our deprives immigrant community it's a testament to how power our community is to get that kind of unit thank you. it's truly been an honor to work on that legislation >> thank you supervisor avalos. >> thank you very much. good afternoon, everyone. as an early supporter of this ordinance i want to recognize supervisor avalos he said to me ♪ his office this is going to be a big deal and i applaud you are inform your leadership. i believe that a aviate majority - you know we've got to find a better word than und

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the top three private schools are overall are ivy league schools.princeton, harvard, and yale. >>> before we go, a reminder you can watch president obama's speech right here. it begins at 6:00. we'll have more local news following the president's address. >> we hope to see you back here. >> good night. >>> on our broadcast tonight, high drama after a wild 24 hours. the president speaks to the nation tonight on syria, but with the story changing so fast, what exactly is he going to say tonight. and what can he say? >>> pushed out by more and more american employers, tonight, the dramatic shift in health care, creating a frightening unknown for millions of retirees. our c news investigation that has struck a chord. a secret underworld passing off adopted children when no one's watching. tonight the parents who say they had no other choice. >>> and what happens in the water, after diane nyad's powerful swimming achievement at the age of 64, the critics who say she might have had some help. "nightly news" begins now.

news and world report has released his annual list of best colleges, and the ivy league schools are oncein at the top of the list. the top public school is the university of california at berkeley. this year the magazine revised its methods to emphasize graduation rates, and with those changes in mind, penn state made the biggest year to year gains. >>> apple was expected to unveil two new versions of the iphone 5. the decision to release an more economic phone is an attempt to infiltrate the chinese market. >> reporter: welcome to the global smartphone gold mine. china, 500 million people have smartphones. it over took the u.s. as the largest market in the world. but not many chinese own ipho s iphones. apple is behind some sung. and for those two closely watch the industry, it's not surprising as apple still has limited access on china's networks. >> the combination between am and the local carriers were not that special. apple from our, you know, people, looks a little bit arrogant, and chinese markets used to be ignored in their whole global perspective. >> reporter: the iphone itsel

legislation staff members are is been working on that i want to recognize supervisor cowen's office and ivy from my office. and optimistic the many advocates. it's a compromise so no one walked out with everybody they wanted and it's important we educate our community and prettiest that speak the language of our communities about what the outcomes of this legislation is that it's safe to come forward that you'll not be deported important reporting the crimes. if there's a classed of individual that pose a threat to public safety whether or not their citizens we should look at all the safeguards to hold those are folks. we shouldn't treat you differently if you pose a threat to the safety of the public and ultimate we want to look further into that conversation. i believe those amendments does establish a strong balance for now and aid the concerns raised by many in the community. the amendments are before us today. i at one point make one

something no other graduate i know of that institution or any other ivy league college actually wearsrien's harvard ring next time he walks on stage. he will not find it. wearing the ring of the schools became way, way uncool in the 60s and 70s. the ivy league ring business continues to exist only for those who need-up to -- need you to know where they went to college. many people think that because ted cruz was a good law student or good lawyer he is therefore smart. smart as everything he does. and they are wrong. being a good law student does not mean you are a smart parent for example. or a smart driver. or a smart eater. or a smart senator. in fact, law school performance is a predictor of nothing. including your potential ability as a lawyer. and there are many high functioning lawyers who are absolutely terrible at everything else they do. just as there are high functioning physicians and scientist whose are very bad thinkers in other areas of life. if you judge how smart a senator ted cruz is by what he says and does in the united states senate, by what he is saying and gettin

that is the hallucination. >> reporter: added for an added high and the other packages, ocean snow, ivye ultra, vanilla sky contained methiopropine. >> it looks like a breath freshener is actually a variety you might say of crystal meth and in your computer this chemical. so where are the drugs coming from? mostly from labs in china where the chemicals are produced and exports in bulk containers to the u.s. once they get here, they are sprayed on plants or compounds and packaged and sold online and in places like that convenience store in louisiana, just one site over 35 states part of a massive crack down by the dea and local law enforcement. the results, 17 2 arrests and more than 20,000 pounds of synthetic drugs seized. >> so drew, in your report you said most of the chemicals are coming from china. why can't they be stopped? >> according to the dea they are smuggled in bulk, sometimes called research chemicals. everyone i talk to say there is no industrial use for this stuff. the dea says the united states is in dialogue with the chinese government to try and stop the flow of these

in the theme of back to school, we're focusing on ivy league schools.orters to eight very different real estate markets to check out a million dollar home. so here's how it works. we're going to show you two homes side by side and the reporters are not going to reveal the locations. we're going to reveal that after we get a look. last hour the waterfall wonder near cornell beat out the river retreat near brown. now in round two, that home goes up against another ivy league home called the urban roof top. touri >> this house sits on two-thirds of an acre within walking distance of the nearby university and the bustling town built in 1906, it is completely renovated. >> this four story town home is 27 feet wide. it sits on a lot that is more than 2600 square feet. there is a two car garage and a 50-foot landscaped backyard. >> this house boasts 2600 square feet of living space including a three season sun room. for the kitchen counter, this maple, especially selected from a local mill. >> the open staircase leads to the kitchen which is the heart of this

it is here that our packs of afghan black ultra, ivy dove and ocean snow were tested and all of themgerous chemicals sold according to greg with only one purpose. >> we found a variety of cub stances including synthetic flavonoids and hother chemicals. >> reporter: how dangerous is this stuff? >> quite dangerous. there is a variety of reported effects ranging from rapid or irregular heart beat, hallucinations, seizures, psychosis, there are several reported suicides. >> reporter: and vice president of chemistry here and works closely with law enforcement to help them find an infestation of chemically produced poison swarming the u.s. so when the package says not for human consumption, it's a collector's item? >> i don't believe it. >> reporter: the black ultra looks like marijuana linked most closely with a known and dangerous compound called xlr 11, a drug made illegal. a schedule one drug in the same law enforcement category as heroin and the website we bought it from says they don't sell banned substances. cayman chemicals company ran the test to compare our purchases to to the ch

apparently it's good to go ivy league with princeton university taking top honors.he top three are ivy league schools. harvard behind princeton at two on the list, yale number 3. the top ranked bay area university, that being stanford, stanford looking and feeling good tied for fwift the university of chicago. uc-berkeley doing a good job. the top public school on the list at number 20 overall. this list for the record ranks colleges after looking at selectivity, retention and that very important graduation rate. >> got to be proud of our local schools. >> got to be fair too. let's check the forecast with christina loren. a cooldown today but then it continues. >> oh, yes, it's going to feel more comfortable by tomorrow afternoon. good morning to you. i want to point out a lot of people do business traveling around the bay area. we've got the flight delays at one hour out of sfo, it's 58 degrees, this is what we expect. you'll get 82 degrees at lunch time inland. if you have outdoor plans get them finished early before it gets too hot. 94 at 4:00 p.m., 82 baysidend

it wasn't an ivy league. nobody expected you to go that far. and because nobody expected that from me, i really didn't expect that from myself. >> brown: lower-income students are also at a disadvantage, because often their families haven't been able to afford the extras that top-tier colleges increasingly look for. shirley tilghman is haunted by the statistic that the best predictor of s.a.t. scores is family income. >> what that really reflects is the fact that resources-- not wealth, necessarily-- but just good middle-class resources can buy quality of experience for children. and they lead to students who >> brown: when jake martin came to the leda workshop, it was the first time he had ever left the hawaiian island he grew up on. he says he hadn't considered attending anything but a state college because he assumed he couldn't afford anything else. >> in my family, college is not a topic that comes up at all. my parents are not saving money. they don't know how to pay for it. they just talk about getting loans. and i'm worried. i don't wan

apparently and really no shocker it's go to go ivy league with princeton taking top honors. all three of the top three are ivy league. harvard coming in behind princeton on that "u.s. news and world report" list, yale checks in at 3. congratulations. the top ranked bay area university, stanford tied for fifth with the university of chicago. meantime, uc-berkeley also the top public school on this list, coming in at number 20 overall. for the record this list ranks colleges after looking at selectivity and retention and the graduation rates. >> wilshire boulevard and san jose. a new office complex in the works. >> we'll look at how the south bay is competing for twek san francisco and look to the big apple announcement. >>> good morning everybody. happy tuesday to you. we give you a live look over san jose. the lights glistening in the early morning dawn. no sunshine just yet but christina loren promises it will be here with warmer temperatures. it's 5:53. speaking of san jose we're getting a look at plans for the largest office project ever proposed in san jose. a real estat