. >> associate warden eric ivy in charge of jail security. containing heartless felons has become aegul part of his job. >> we're goinghawith the rest o try to device a plan as to how we're going to do this. >> all right. we all pretty much know why we're here, right? i want to make a statement with these guys. i really do. i think we start with tennessee, because the word 23 and 1 travels. you're not just going to go to lockup and come out of lockup. if you identify as participating in gang activity, you're going to be up there in 23 and 1. >> since news of the 23 and 1 lockup may not go over well with the heartless felons, it will be delivered by the special response team, a specially trained s.w.a.t.-like team of officers also known as the men in black. >> we're going into a dynamic entry, we're going into a pod to make a show of force. we're going to throw this on and let them know we mean business, we ain't going to play with them. >> these are pepper foam launches they're called. they shoot off pepper balls. when we go in, we'll just ma

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ivy league schools that's really the network that it gives you that you know then you live in in the world lately things that will be useful in any work environment will that not be enough to keep colleges going where else will we be taught all that you're exactly right but i think what we can see. many of the. our human very basic human activities now for. in two to cathay greece and i would try to explain let's start with something basic that we do in almost any country banking. one part of banking we do from a distance we do it with our mobile phone with our computer it's totally robotized if you want there is no human being involved in the process so that's one side of banking then there is another side of banking which is when it's super sophisticated and that is when you are buying your first house in a city where you were not born when you are for some reason divorcing and you have to split all the financial resources in a fair way then you need advice human advice and you need to see the bank care and you need to see your bank back to universities lecturers old school lecture

i have just been talking , i've talked to the governor who has congratulated me, governor ivy. have talked to mr. strange who recognized that i have won and he will work with me. i have called to senator lee, cruz.r paul and senator [applause] others who are important in our government. together, we can make america great. we can support the president. presslet anybody in the things because he supported my opponent i do not support him. and support his agenda. [applause] as long as it is constitutional, will advance our society, our culture, our country, i will be supportive, as long as it is constitutional. the knowledgeurn of god and the constitution of the united states to the united states congress. [applause] i believe we can make america great, but we make america good but you cannot make america good without a knowledge that some -- without it knowledge and the sovereign source which is almighty god. we have become a nation that has distanced ourselves from the very foundation. washington said of all the dispositions and habits that lead to prosperity, religion and moral

just as in many other ivy league american schools some students take drugs to boost their academic results. they can study through the night without showing any signs of tiredness you do my friend so you. bring you to me and there are. two. in the united states the study drugs have become a public health issue more than a third of american students take them regularly. go to columbia thanks to an exam she took under the influence of unfair. to avoid a disciplinary action she will hide her identity i didn't have any expectations of getting in the essay i wrote was a hot a biography five pages i ended up taking a ph d. in medicine it just it puts you. in a mental space where you can focus entirely why not take a pill if everyone else is doing it to give you that competitive advantage. helping had that she got hold of very easily. a friend of mine prescription for a concert and he gave it to us for free i'm probably down like a dozen times or so. and you will see how these pills are almost sold us over the counter drugs on campus. we walk through the streets around new york university with a

governor ivy. i talked to mr. stranger is recognized that i won and the e.u. have worked with me.ave worked with me. i talked to senator rand paul and senator cruz. [applause] othersoore: and various important in our government. together we can make america great. we can support the president. don't let anyone in the press -- dothat the cars you not let anybody in the press think that because he supported my opponent and i don't support him. as long as it is constitutional, as long as it advances society, our culture, our country, i will be supportive. as long as it is constitutional. but we have to return the theledge of god and constitution of the united states to the united states congress. [applause] judge moore: i believe we can make america great, but we have to make america good and you cannot make america good without acknowledging the sovereign source which is almighty god. we have become a nation that has distanced itself from the very foundation. dispositions, ] -- we have got to recognize we have been separated from something that the separation of church and state doe

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they fought for their kids to have everything they needed to get into an ivy league school. and this wonderful reporter said it is nice to dream but we cannot afford that. but we did afford that. i walked into those schools. so have you. they are gorgeous! we afforded it for those kids. and they are usually wealthy kids. they're usually kids in the suburbs. there usually kids whose parents could subsidize piano lessons and ballet class. what we have is a system that systematically and institutionally disadvantages kids and some zip codes. and that is wrong. and that is often racist. and what we want to do is to say, what you did for those who have the most, you do for everyone. where is that program? where is that funding? where is that change that we need to see? it is possible because it exists. now we needed to exist everywhere. >> what do you say to people who accuse teachers unions of only being interested in protecting the system as opposed to individual students? >> i contain the names of my individual students. one by one. hundreds and hundreds over the years. let me

that is where the kids are succeeding and getting scholarships to ivy league colleges. that is where parents are excited and involved and that is where kids love their theater class in technology in sports. those schools are not successful schools because of the test. it is not successful because of cutthroat petition and fear that some private charter is going to close them down. they are good because they have highly trained, career professionals and support staff who have a collaborative authority to be creative, to make instructional decisions for their students and they have technologies that works for they have books in their libraries may have afterschool programs and acquire and field trips in a debate team. our plan is to use our best public schools as a living model. there should be no reason why every public school doesn't look like our best public school. what works with our most advantages students are district will work for every student. equal access, equal opportunity. equal respect for that child. the national education association and our affiliates, l

defense or the institute of health, when they gave grants, we are saying we can't complete with v the ivy league and all the rest because they are getting all of this federal money. they are funding the lab and this and that and they want to have more money invested so our kids have the best opportunity in the minority serving institutions. so yes, we support her bill and any infrastructure at large will have this element to it. >> some immigration activists are pushing back on democrats asking that the dream act doesn't protect their family and they are asking for a seat at the table in the negotiations that you are having. in those negotiations when you were with the president, ca preu clarify in what matter general kelly allegedly related the situation on the ground in mexico to the border security? >> i don't know what you know about that conversation but i am not one to relay conversations. that might be what i say or what is said. i'm not going to go to that place. i did not agree with it. .. >> so because all of those aree. many other groups that are affected to for broader immigra

you wouldn't even know it was her. >> now, i could tell that was blue ivy. >> that's blue ivy. >> that'se, is from houston, and she's set to join stars like george clooney, reese witherspoon and oprah in an hourlong telethon on septem12

you're there with your 3-month-old baby ivy and your husband, ollie. >> yeah, we have been here since last night. >> and the baby is 3-month birthday at the shelter. how are you doing? >> it's been a long less than 24 hours. we're holding up though. >> tell me your story. where do you live and what happened? >> we live in miami beach. and there was a mandatory evacuation. so we headed up to broward county to stay with his mother. but once the storm intensified and it started looking too scary, we decided to head for shelter. so we came here last night around midnight, maybe 12:30 and we've been here ever since. >> so you decided to go there instead of with his mother. you made that decision late last night? >> we all came. his mother, his two cousins and we're waiting for the aunt and uncle. they're going to let them in. they stopped -- the shelters full now. so it stopped admitting people. but hopefully since we have family here already, they will let more in. >> let me ask you this. i want to ask you about the shelter. what facility is in? >> it's a middle school. >> how many people

very high violent crimes are common there are many reports of abuse against women especially rape its ivy epidemic is one of the highest in the world for any head of state those are bad headlines for a king with limited political power it can be frustrating i have no constitutional powers. to intervene in public affairs to settle disputes that may arise between different political factions or between sections of the population and their political leaders. so it does. cause sometimes a bit of. a problem or a frustration on on my side was twenty five percent of the people identified as hiv positive. and was was the fact that in light of the fact that the super population is one point nine million. don't you think that the nation. could be seen like and in danger it's a nation well it is certainly very disturbing that we do have such a high infection rate. of hiv among our population i think we second most infected country in the world as we speak in proportion to the to the population so we have to individually and collectively continue with our efforts of reducing the infection rates and o

together with blue ivy, how she's reaching out to hurricane victims. >> plus another superstar helpingut houston. janet jackson back after baby. how she shocked fans during her first show. ♪ then jamie foxx and katie holmes make it official. after years of dating rumors, these photos of the couple hand in hand. plus "e.t." is with george clooney and matt damon in vepsis, italy, dishing on their new movie and the new lady in george's life, baby ella. >> then a sharon osborn exclusive. just after claiming her husband cheated with six women. >> is he honestly going to turn around and say, i've never been with another woman in 40 years? >> plus our fall tv preview. new shows, comebacks and cliff hangers. >> i would pay good money to see that. >> that cocoa butter is your next present. >> sexy shemar moore. >> baby girls, i see you, boo. >> now this is "entertainment tonight." >> hello, everyone, thanks for joining us. >> let's get to the latest hollywood news. >> beyonce, janet jackson, the biggest pop stars rush to houston to lend their support for hurricane victims and kevin frazier was

in the ivy league institutions, if you will, harvard, 17%. 14%. brown, 16%. cornell, 17%. princeton, 15%. columbia, 18%. upenn, 15%. by the way, asians nationally only make up 5% of the actual population. you want another stat? let's not go with the ivy's. let's go with two of the best institutions on the west coast. ucla, asians represent 38% of the population. uc berkeley, 41% of the population are asians. 50% of asians in this country who are 25 years and older have bachelor degrees or higher levels of education. this is compared with 28% for all americans, 25 and older. as i already said, they only represent 5% of the population, right? number of businesses owned by asian americans, 1.1 million. up 24% since 1997. at that rate, it was about twice that of the national averages and of course, asians are known for their technology. right? here we go. the net. 73% of all asians living in a household with the internet, the highest rate among race or ethnic groups. as of 2007. it's true, these are the asian stereotypes. we are "out-whiting the

an end a letter to the ivy league institution. kimberly, what do you think?at these days it is very controversial depending on where you will speak, and we have seen more than one person pull out, we have seen people disinvited to speak coming into this really ties back to the whole thing about freedom of speech and getting an education, also opening your mind and listening to all different viewpoints. to mean, when i see people being close-minded and i think people like condoleezza rice, people should be excited for somebody like her to come speak. i have turned on things where i think it is not a good idea for me to speak because of problems that they are having on some of these campuses. >> juan: you know, jesse, an article in the paper p today abt harvard refusing a woman for a phd program that i've been in jail come out, they pushed her back, but they except chelsea manning. >> jesse:e: colombia will hire the murderer. >> juan: i think she went to nyu. >> jesse: does not surprise me. i will take this moment to say that i will not accept any fellowship fr

we are saying we can't compete with ivy league and the rest if they are getting all this private money because they are getting all this federal money. they are getting federal grants because they have private philanthropy funding with labs and things at that. so we want to have more money invested there so our kids have the best opportunity in all of these minority-serving institutions. so yes, we support her belt. but also any infrastructure legislation writ large will have this element to it. >> some immigration activists are pushing back on democrats, same as the dream act business affect the family and they are asking for a seat at the table for negotiations. in those negotiations, last monday, when you were with the can you elaborate? senator pelosi i don't know it you know about that conversation but i am not one to relay conversations. i'm not going to go to that place. i did not agree with it. let me just say that. but to your first point, yes. we have been having meetings constantly with the leadership thehe group that represents dreamers and other immigrant .roups as well mo

new mom, serena williams, and blue ivy rocking beyonce's formation fashion.ol. >> i had to study to figure out who was who. >> who was who? >> yeah. >>> speaking of fashion, can we ce talk about a kaleidoscope of color and couture as amal turned venice into her own personal runway. >> hours before the new mom stepped onto that red carpet with george, her lilac atelier versace gown was being sewn with last minute alterations. the flowing skirt, and to access rise, she had her hair up in a faux bob. she also had a perfect berry lip color. hours later her hair came down and she changed into this multi-color tiered mini dress. these shots were posted with the original gown in 1967. you can buy it for just $12,700. another version of the dress is on display at the new york metropolitaneu musm of art. her parade doesn't end there. different styles. the 39-year-old humarights lawyer wore this strapless missoni dress out to dinner with george. the cost? nearly $4,000. the dress from the 2018 resort collection is sold out everywhere. but when you are mrs. clooney, tha

. >> new mom serena williams joined in, and blue ivy, and michelle obama.ars she has joined the bey hive. >> she's been a member for a while. adele tweeted happy birthday to the queen. we love you like no other. >> bruno mars shared this pic performance. >> and lady gaga said happy birthday, honey bey, to my telephone partner in crime. can you believe that was 18 years ago? >> and the best came from jay z who led a crowd in serenading his queen. ♪ happy birthday, dear beyonce ♪ happy birthday to you >> one, two, three! ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you >> he said shout out to beyonce's musical beys in the house, happy birthday, my love. ♪ happy birthday, happy birthday ♪ what? i was getting into it. >> you were. that's nice. ♪ happy birthday >> i didn't know you were such a beyonce fan. >> it was a birthday song. >>> okay, okay. now to -- are we already calling him the king of trash tv? i think that's a bit harsh. >> harsh? i think he would be honored to jerry springer says he's strongly considering running for governor of ohio. the long-time

most of our justices come from coastal places and they went to ivy league schools. it is an interesting geographic fact. jeffery: california is next, anthony hannity and the idea of equality. sacramento is not on the coast. and the ideannedy of the quality. sacramento is not on the coast. akhil: it is not too far from the bay area. you are from manhattan. i am from the upper east side. akhil: you are a gotham person. do you think of new york as an extension of greater gotham, you might even think of new haven as the metro-north. you have a certain imperialistic view of greater gotham. i am a very -- i'm a bay area kid so i think of oakley and and late and -- oakland berkeley and sacramento and tracy and stockton. as a bait area person -- as a nnedyrea person -- tony ke sits on a court that meets in san francisco, the ninth circuit court of appeals. fold.im is two or three one is that he is a lincoln republican and you see the influence. there are not so many of them. today's republican party has become the party of the confederacy. there are a few lincoln republican

quakers will lose the ivy league opener 16-13. >>> it's frenz frenzy. >> thank you ladies, week four of the frenzy, our last one in september, this season is moving fast. this week teams making their debut on the frenzy, we'll start out with two in the public league. roxboro visiting latin, la mar will,s for the interception. west philadelphia visiting frankford, quick pass to bell west to the touchdown, frankford wins 28-0. olney, robinson looked deep, finds gonzales makes an outstanding catch right there for touchdown. olney wins 18-6. academy park visiting chichester. moving the ball on the ground. homes with a great run right here. academy park wins 28-7. penwood visiting and a strong run by joe forta but penn wood wins 16-14. springford this may be the play of the night. quarterback tj takes it all the way in with the impressive, springford will win 43-7. potts grove for the homecoming our first homecoming of the frenzy season. very nice. nice run right here for the touchdown by faz on. pottsgrove wins 49-6. let's head to new jersey. gateway at maple shade, enrique marquez. gate

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interestingly most of our , justices come from coastal places and they went to ivy league schools. that is just like an interesting geographic fact. jeffery: california is next, anthony kennedy and the idea of equality. my geography is terrible. sacramento is not on the coast? akhil: it is not too far from the bay area. you are from manhattan. jeffrey: i am from the only borough of manhattan not on that side. i am from the upper east side. akhil: if you are a gotham person, do you think of new york as an extension of greater gotham, you might even think of new haven as the metro-north. you have a certain imperialistic view of greater gotham. i'm a bay area kid so i think of san francisco, berkeley, oakland, sacramento, silicon bakey. our influence extends to sacramento and tracy and stockton. tony kennedy grows up in sacramento. undergrad athool stanford before he goes to harvard law school. on the bench, he sits on a court that meets in san francisco, the ninth circuit court of appeals. my claim is two or three fold. one is that he is a lincoln republican and you see the influence

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first of all u of penn that's ivy league education. they know more than me. that's for sure.correct. [ laughter ] >> let's talk some sports here. we'll finish on a good note. andy reid, how do you remember him. >> is he the head coach that got the 5nnc championship championse super bowl or a coach that could never quite get over the hump. both a ♪ >>> sean brace takes on andy reid's legacy in philadelphia. his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> andy reid, quick, what do you think about him? all right. is he the winning yesterday coach in eagles hit row to you or the coach who couldn't quite within the big game. interesting to think back those days andy and the eagles own the nfc east filled with ten plus wins every seasoning to with deep run in the post season as well. i know i used to feel that andy was solid coach but i would hold off on the word great i felt like pressure situations seemed to get reid. no time outs at the end of the half or fourth yarder. no adjustments made et cetera. i think that's fair. but since big red departed philly back in 2012 which was the right dec

the ivy league champs ready to role >> we don't worry about what's going to happen at the end of ther, we worry about what's going to happen in front of us. >> worry about the moment. >> franklin field, >> up next, rolling out the red carpet. here before a steven colbert . >>> is getting ready for his next big gig. >> the host of the late show rolled out the red carpet for the 69th annual emmy awards in dismiss, he was asked how political it could get. he said the emmies are about celebrating television and the biggest tv star of the last star was donald trump. so if you want to see what steven colbert has in store, watch the emmy awards sunday at 8:00 here on cbs3. kate? >>> with your latest weekend watch, we got better news, it is trending brighter toward the weekend, it is only tuesday, as of now looks like we will see sunshine saturday and sunday, we still have to keep an eye on joseph. it will churn up rough surf, keep that in mind if you're headed to the shore and maybe send showers back towards the coast depending on panel, but if it goes to sea, we'll have sunshine both days,

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