cornell, the ivy league. more than 13,000 undergrads here working towards degrees will with good fortune take their places in medicine, the law, the arts. there's no doubt a cornell education can be a gold-plated entrance ticket to adult life. and only the best need apply, students like charlie tan. he was so kind, his classmate featured him in a video, random acts of kindness. giving gifts to complete strangers. >> not just a great kid but the greatest of great kids. >> charlie was the son of chinese immigrants who became "mr. everything." scholar, class president, the guy with the cool friends, hannah valentine opened up her parents' summerhouse to charlie and his other teenaged pals. >> he was always happy and energetic. >> the guy that tells jokes? >> everybody knows him. he'll like walk in. the room lights up, he starts telling a funny story. >> so you'd think charlie tan was another ivy league overachiever poised for takeoff and great things to come, but that's not his story. this is about the charlie t

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this is the third message involving an ivy league sports group.eason after loosely ranking women and the wrestling team was found that they were sending lewd and racist text messages. 7 on your side fighting back against crime. today, three new neighborhoods targeted in d.c. tim barber joins us from capitol hill, where neighbors are stepping up to protect each other's gifts. there is nothing more frustrating than seeing it on surveillance or finding the package gone. this is one of e they all have a different way of protecting themselves. 'tis the season for giving -- and taking. >> we have had packages strolling around the block. too well that all thieves are lurking in the shadows. >> it's scary there is a person walking up my steps, standing there. tim: now she has gifts shipped to work. this is video of a man stealing a $300 box of gifts from a porch in southeast. the woman said she was planning to donate the whigs to veterans who need them. >> i do know the difference between right and wrong. just his mannerisms and the way he got in and out,

, i'm an ivy league girl myself. harris: bringing experience to the table, taya. >> the united states is our home. if you buy a new home, what is first thing you do, you get the locks changed and make things secure before you worry about gardening. that's what we're talking about here. we're in a different place than we ever been in our country. we're not facing a country wanting to take over our country, a threat we see coming something decided strategicsly. we're facing terrorists embedding themselves in our culture. that is enemy we cannot see. we need somebody that knows security and enemy we're fighting. that is the first, most basic thing we need. >> this is blatant political partisan arguing. harris: really? >> barack obama had david petraeus running cia. barack obama's first national security advisor was retired marine corps general james jones. harris: yep. >> donald trump told the american public he admirers the skill of many generals. general james mattis is an academic. has a personal library of 4,000 boo

you said those getting paddling are not going to ivy league schools. they are going to the trade schools. elitist much? >> look at you. >> i would imagine, tom, that it is possible that someone might misbehave in school and then go to a top tear college -- top pier college -- top tier college. shame on you and your elitist friends. paddling has been linked to negative outcomes. what if a teacher wants to blow off some steam? where are the paddles being made? >> excellent point. >> and where are they being kept? >> they are prominently displayed. >> they are on the wall. a little raw hide. >> in a fraternity? >> i guess. star trek jokes are making it uncomfortable for women. she writes it is only when an alternate image of computer design is presented and art and nature posters they become interested in. maybe they are interested in art and nature and not computer science. >> that's a different class. maybe if they could acclimate themselves to star trek posters and instead of crying in a heap and getting new haircuts they may be advancing the cause of

where police say this man is stealing deliveries from people's doorsteps and an ivy league swim team is in hot water why the athletes are suspended at princeton university. >> but first check of the freezing friday forecast. accuweather is tracking dangerously cold temperatures and the chance for overnight snow, sleet and rain. as we look live outside you can almost feel the cold just from checking out the winter wonderland picture in spring mountain, melissa magee joins us with an update on the latest condition. skiers love this weather but not everyone. >> that is right bundle up with extra layers, because temperatures once again on the cold side. right now in philadelphia we come if at 22, 21 in allentown and 19 in reading and lancaster, and cape may 23 and the windchill is a factor. the windchill up to the north in the poconos just 3 degrees 19 in reading and 14 in trenton and wilmington coming in at 16 degrees. some changes are headed our way, a lot of folks trying to get out on this friday doing traveling this time of year. we look at the board from philadelphia boston and chic

. >>> finally tonight, an ivy league fairy tale. here's john donvan. >> reporter: the way everybody's looking at the young man in the middle, typing into that keyboard, they're all in on this moment. born in the dominican republic to a mom who had a dream of better things for her son. >> as an immigrant, sometimes we cannot have so much of a heritage to leave to our kids. but education is the main thing we can definitely get for them. >> reporter: which is why she moved to the u.s. several years ago, got established, and then brought the 9-year-old winston to live here, too. >> it's been tough for her. it's been tough for me. >> reporter: as a ninth-grader, school, part of the school's first freshman class. which made him, this year, part of the school's first senior class. the first class to apply for college. and yes, winston had a goal. >> i decided that architecture would fit me the most. >> reporter: and to get there, by going to the ivy league. cornell, one hard school to get into. which this week was sending out e-mails to ea

. >> reporter: the ivy league educated 35-year-old is a key player in the business empire for the a long time and helped temper some of his hottest moments on the campaign trail. >> while i do tell him sometimes to withhold some of fire. i also understand it and i think it is instinct and i think it speaks to his passion. >> she openly admires his intelligence drive. and some level -- >> if ivanka weren't by daughter perhaps i'd be dating her. >> stop it. so weird. >> in business terms t bottom line is clear. this white house is going to be a family affair and ivanka will almost certainly be the most influential child of a sitting president we've seen in modern times. >> thank you. and we'll be weight right back. nexium 24hr... shuts down your stomach's active acid pumps... to stop the burn of frequent heartburn... all day and night. have we seen them before? banish the burn with nexium 24hr. we have your fingerprints soon the safe., a photo of you opening the safe. a post using the hashtag "#justrobbedthesafe" so, what are we supposed to think? switching to geico could save you a bunch

ivy league. two cleaning presidents basically making the exact same argument that guess what?of law of our country still applies inside the academic bubble. and so they may have safe spaces and trigger warnings and all the nonsense that you and i talk about all the time. but immigration law actually still applies in these places and they are making -- the president of princeton is a constitutional scholar. is he making that constitutional argument. guess what, kids? you may not like it, but the rule of law matters and here is not -- this is not a sanctuary campus. >> i was sort of disappointed. the idea that a college is like a mid evil church and as long as you make it inside you are safe in case you want to rob a liquor store you know where to go. it turns out that's not true. the law applies even there. was it like that when you went there? >> princeton? >> you know, i will have to say when i was at princeton even in 2003. i ran the conservative publication caused the princeton tory. it was right after 9/11 we made a lot of arguments that i think today, many years later we

a lot of these schools are ivy league schools. i went to ivy league schools.isy of ivy league schools don't let rotc on campus. harris: amen. meghan: don't get me started. not let soldiers on campus enjoy great education and be critical of a film honoring his legacy is absolutely important. lisa: judge we've seen a lot from progressives on campus, just at large, sort of this wanting to rewrite history. what does that mean for the country if this is what we do, if you remove paintings, you're not allowed to read certain books? this rewriting of history? >> i wish they had taken shakespeare out when i was in college. i could use a little less shakespeare. what i think about is, what is going to happen to them when they go out in the real world and leave this little cocoon all these professors created for them. they go to a job that doesn't provide them a safe space and doesn't really care about their feelings? i think there -- harris: that would be any job by the way. lisa: welcome to the real world. >> massive rude awakening for this entire generation of creamp

sat scores in america, a perfect score in reading is 800, and he got that and he is going to an ivy league you take charge with your children, there is nothing more important than a mother, father, grandparents do than making sure your children read —— that. grandparents do than making sure your children read -- that. you are hugely successful, a writer of commercial mainstream fiction. do you hanker after writing the great american novel? i have already, they're just commercial. no, american novel? i have already, they'rejust commercial. no, you know, i love what i do, i think it serves a purpose. nasa —— on my gravestone, it will say that. bookshops are a revolution. this is going to change the way people read. for her latest novel, joanne harris is back in school. she has that two previous books in the same school. although she thinks of it as comic, the comedy is darker than ever. one of our most prolific and most read authors. the classroom and corridors are exerting of sexualjealousy, some hate, jealousy and violence. in some hate, jealousy and violence. in some of them are about the

in on that to produce the same returns as the ivies because the other interesting thing is the ivy leagues a similar type of alumni base -- wealthy, wall street, a lot of investment expertise -- they returned a - 0.8%. big difference between the national average and little ivies. carol: do you usually track the same in terms of performance? >> i think we were the first people to ever track the ivies. typically, they do if you look at the numbers. they do track pretty similarly and that is because this push yale model mail -- of investing, the diversified funds, instead of doing stocks and bonds, they do hedge funds, private equity. they do all sorts of, almost like strangely unique things. this year did not pay off. carol: up next, one of the most powerful fashion companies is turning his supply chain green. oliver: what may have contributed to letting down their guard. ♪ .. .. oliver: welcome back. i'm oliver renick. carol: and i'm carol massar. still ahead, the men behind gucci doubling down on being environmentally friendly. oliver: investors are lining up to get behind green infrastruc

of course ivy league educated he was the antithesis coming out of poverty but in all of the form of protestantism which michigan state never traveled whereas wail and money coming out of texas they had all kinds of connections so -- he knew he had to have kirk on board of the national review so he went out in the 1950s and i may not be remembering this right. they met at a bar not far from his house and it was there they formulated a. unnumbered of the people recruited were ex- communists and he didn't want to be associated with him at all. a number of these people he couldn't trust them to mingus and he didn't want his name associated. >> host: you do describe him as a fabulous stoic. . and like modern technology. he hated the telephone and he didn't like it when it rang. it was just for him and abominable creation and jokingly i assume that he had no problem carrying the typewriter. everywhere he typed. i had the privilege of going through the letters. there were certain technologies he loves to hate and then there were other technologies that he accepted. >> guest: stoicism falls out of greece

the ivy league's, who have a similar type of alumni base -- wealthy, wall street, a lot of investmenttise -- they returned a -.8. so better than the national average. and a big difference between the little ivys. usually attract the same in terms of performance, a little closer? >> they are typically a lot closer. i think we are the first to group. little ivys as a but typically they do, if you look at the numbers. they typically track similarly, and that is because this push toward the yelp model of investing, diversified funds instead of doing stocks and bonds. they do hedge funds, private equities. they do venture capital, almost strangely unique things for a fund that the purpose of it is supposed to be forever, right? so this year did not pay off. carol: up next, one of the world's most powerful fashion companies is turning his supply chain green. and what contributed to a company letting down its guard. ♪ oliver: welcome to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm oliver renick. carol massar. erik: and icarol massar. still ahead, the men behind am gucci doubling down on being environmental

. >>> rain return toth the bay and so too does >>> when ivy league dreams come true.enior but his whole school as well. john donovan has more on a day one young man is sure to never forget. >> are you ready? >> reporter: the way everybody's looking at the young man typing into that keyboard, they're all in on this moment. rooting for him. his name is winston and he was born in the dominican republic to a mom who had a dream of better things for her son. >> as an immigrant, sometimes we cannot have maybe so much of a heritage to leave to our kids. but education is the main thing we can definitely get door them. >> reporter: which is why she moved to the u.s., got established, then brought 9-year-old winston to live here too. >> it's been tough for her, it's been tough for me. >> reporter: winston enrolled at democracy prep harlem high school, which made him part of the school's first senior class. the first class to apply for college. yes, winston had a goal. >> i decided architecture fit me the most. >> reporter: going to the ivy league, cornell, one hard school to ge

in america so a perfect score in reading is 800 and he had 800 in reading, and he is going to an ivy leaguelege. in terms of what can happen, if you take charge with your children, make it your responsibility. there is nothing more important than a mother or father or grandparents to do than make sure the kids read. it is good you get them out with exercise but they have to be able to read. you are hugely successful, a writer of commercial mainstream fiction, do you hanker after writing the great american novel? i have already — they are just commercial! no, i love what i do. i think it serves a purpose. on my gravestone, "james kept a lot of people up late at night." and bookshots are going to be one of the reasons. bookshots are a revolution. this is going to change the way people read. although she says that she thinks of it as comic, the comedy is darker than forever. for one of our most prolific and most read authors crock lat was an international bestseller and memorable film. sler an exploration of some of the most troubling relationships between teachers and pupils and the havoc the

. >> a high school senior from harlem is the first from his school to attend an ivy league school.d thcameras capte learned he was accepted. >> he was born in the dominican republic and the family moved here when he was nine. his mom said she couldn't give him much, but she helped with his schooling. winston plans to study architecture. this season's popular gift is hard to get your hands on. we are talking hatchimals. several areas got a new delivery in the neighborhood. katherine scott has more. >> i have been here since 7:00 yesterday. >> it's all for a chance t to gt this, a hatchimal, the it toy of the season sold out just about everywhere. for grandparents, parents, uncles and aunts, it's been a hunt. >> you nurture them and they grow emotionally or something like that. >> target announced they had a new shipment to be released in stores today. that's all these gift givers needed to hear. they piled on layers and got in line, cherry hills and windfield heights, customers waited and hoped. >> i have to be at work. i have been up 24 hours. i have been here since 2:00. >> i have

. >>> coming up in "action news," a local ivy league school explains why men's swimming and diving team are banned from being in the pool. >> we'll have more on the police chase that ended with the suspect shooting at police, more on what happened when "action news" comes right back. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business.

you went into the military, then an ivy league school, and then out of middletown and to a b.c. job. vance: it's a lot of things in middletown that were supporting me. i write about in the book that i had a lot of good teachers who made sure i had access to opportunities. but most importantly, i had my grandparents, my mamaw and papaw as i call them in the book. they gave me that stable home that ensured that i had access to opportunities later down the line. and i think that leaves an important lesson for policy for us as we think about how to elevate lower and working class americans. and we ought to think hard about how we can change that calculus for kids who grew up like i did but don't have a mamaw and papaw like i did. soledad: j.d. vance, terrific book. thank you for joining us. what a pleasure. j.d. vance: thank you for having me. nice talking to you. announcer: coming up next -- freedom of speech. freedom of religion. the right to bear arms. if this were "double jeopardy," what's the category? and turn-down time. could you use an app to read you to sleep? soledad: our

where police say this man is stealing deliveries from people's doorsteps and an ivy league swim team is in hot water why the athletes are suspended at princeton university. >> but first check of the freezing friday forecast. accuweather is tracking dangerously cold temperatures

fromw that no other kid thomas jefferson high school went into the ivy league that year but how, someuy from harvard spoke to me and encouraged me to apply. and fiscal cool waves the application fees and everything. and i wasn't that spectacular. it wasn't like i had perfect board schools. i don't know what made them want to invest. i got there and i was grateful. david: when the you got there, did you say, these kids are smarter than me? or they are not as smart as me? lloyd: the first thing i did when i got accepted to college, my parents took me to something called the mail shop on ralph avenue in brooklyn where they bought me, for $40, sports jackets, slacks, or orange pants , ithe kind of things that wouldn't say i fit the demographic. when i got to harvard, i'm sure the newroommates from england prep school community looked at me like i was from a foreign planet. and i could tell outlook. i could tell they were looking at me like i was a different species. david: were you an athlete or a scholar? lloyd: a swimmer in high school. there and i wasn't going to be any good. david: di

mailing list and the racist comments involve the women's swim and sdiving teams this is the third ivy league team suspension since november. >> and the trauma continues a popular home improvement series is reportedly going off the air after the 2017 season just last week the host of the hgtv show flip or flop announced they were vait separating after 7 years of maerm and now there's reports the show will come this to an end. new episodes will be filmed to fulfill contractual obligation. >> brad pitt is accusing ankle liina joely of having no self regulating mechanism when it comes to keeping sensitive private information private. he is trying to seal his divorce proceedings. joely is against pitt's request. he's allowed supervised visits with their six children. he wants joint custody. joely insists on having physical custody with visitation time for brad pitt. >> a up touching reuon in harrisburg caught on camera. oak at that video it will melt your heart dillon was gone three months and returning to service off the holidays. no doubt he'll enjoy his time with his family. that's great. >> a

it wasn't like i had expectations, i knew no other kid from thomas jefferson high school went to ivy leaguet somehow there was a guy from harvard there who spoke to me and encouraged me to apply and the school waived the application fees. i was not that spectacular, it was not like i had perfect board scores or everything. i do not know what made them want to invest but they did. i got there and i was grateful. david: when you got there did you say these kids are smarter than me or not as smart? lloyd: i had to get over the idea that this was a different planet. the first thing i did and my parents took me to something called the mail shop in brooklyn where they bought me -- it must have been $40, three sports jackets, five pairs of slacks, burnt orange, with a light blue double-breasted jacket. i would not say that i fit the demographic, but when i got to harvard, circa 1971, i am sure my roommates from new england prep school community looked at me like i was from some foreign planet. i can tell that look. i was nuanced enough to tell that they were looking at me like i was some different

as a college prep student learned he had been admitted to cornell university, the ivy league school onlyen politics and brendan was one.december 12th. and for many people the work week is starting with a very wet commute. and elsewhere-- the weather is even worse. good morning washington. toss to eileen - am rain (freezing rain far nw) - another cold blast late week - wet weekend weather today: morning rain, freezing rain far nw. becoming partly cloudy late. mph tonight: partly cloudy. lows: 27-35 winds: nw 5 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy. stray shower nw. highs: 44-49 winds: s 5 mph a man is behind bars in nigeria after a church collapses on hundreds of worshippers over the weekend. at least 160 people are confirmed dead and dozens more are seriously injured. witnesses say the building's iron roof collapsed during a service on saturday. nigerian officials have launched an investigation into roof down-- and the building's contractor is now under arrest. the church was reportedly still under construction at the time of the tragedy. back here we're learning more about the two men shot late fr

this is third ivy league team suspension since november. >>> mayor kenney has revived a commission on asian american affairs. he made that announcement at a press conference in center city today. commission will advise mayor on issues and policies, impact the asian american community in philadelphia. including, crime. for months authorities have been investigating at least a dozen armed robbery, targeting asian owned businesses. back in august 2 men were arrested in connection to those crimes. >> we have heard and we know that this is so prevalent it is openedly discussed and that is there even rap music that wraps about how easy a target asian american homes are as targets of burglaries. >> one family is still recovering from a violent home invasion in olney on monday night, the residents of that home, believes that they were targeted. >>> today president-elect donald trump named south jersey native kelly ann conway white house counselors. conway is first woman to lead a winning presidential campaign. meanwhile president east electric is focused on foreign policy during meeting at hi

as a college prep student learned he had been admitted to cornell university, the ivy league school onlyen politics and brendan was one. congratulations own good luck. >> congratulations. >> more news after this. and there are some people you shouldn't . people you should. shouldn't. janice! should. shouldn't. yes. no. should. no way. should. no. definitely not. ha ha, nay. you shouldn't give underwear to everybody. but for those you do, give them fruit of the loom. when are they leaving? grilled cheese and campbell's tomato soup go together like grandchildren and chaos. made for real, real life. [ cougshh. i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. better take something. dayquil liquid gels doesn't treat a runny nose. it doesn't? alka-seltzer plus cold and cough liquid gels fight your worst cold symptoms including your runny nose. oh, what a relief it is! >> good morning, i'm tamala edwards, monday, december 12. rain is washing away the light snow that dusted parts of the area. david murphy is track be rain, matt pellman is watching the roads. >>> a teen is shot on a west philadelphia

mailing list and the racist comments involve the women's swim and sdiving teams this is the third ivy leagueeam suspension since november. >> and the trauma continues a popular home improvement series is reportedly going off the air after the 2017 season just last week the host of the hgtv show flip or flop announced they were vait separating after 7 years of maerm and now there's reports the show will come this to an end. new episodes will be filmed to fulfill contractual obligation. >> brad pitt is accusing ankle liina joely of having no self regulating mechanism when it comes to keeping sensitive private information private. he is trying to seal his divorce proceedings. joely is against pitt's request. he's allowed supervised visits with their six children. he wants joint custody. joely insists on having physical custody with visitation time for brad pitt. >> a up touching reuon in harrisburg caught on camera. oak at that video it will melt your heart dillon was gone three months and returning to service off the holidays. no doubt he'll enjoy his time with his family. that's great. >> and

the ivy league school only admits about one ive applicants and brendon was one. congratulations and good luck. >> congratulations. >> more news after this. should. no way. should. no. definitely not. ha ha, nay. you shouldn't give underwear to everybody. nighty night. when are they leaving? grilled cheese and campbell's tomato soup go together like grandchildren and chaos. made for real, real life. [ cough ] shh. i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. better take something. dayquil liquid gels doesn't treat a runny nose. it doesn't? alka-seltzer plus cold and cough liquid gels fight your worst cold symptoms cluding your runny nose. >>> take a look at our top stories. cardell hayes has been convicted of manslaughter for the shooting death of former new orleans saints star will smith. hayes faces up to 40 years in prison. >>> donald trump is rejecting a report that russia try to influence the election to assure his victory but a bipartisan group of senators is calling for an investigationnt allegations. >>> the major snowstorm that is now moving into the nort

, "keep the damned women out," recounts resistance to, the motivation for and implementation of ivy league college like princeton and harvard as well as oxford and cambridge in england. this momentous change occurred at these elite institutions in 5 short years from 1969 to 1974. it didn't hit home to me how recently coeducation occurred until i was visiting colleges with my father 15 years ago, there are girls there. the comprehensive archival research details, in conservative institutions was driven mostly by men, university leaders who were interested in preserving and elite applicants, president emeritus of harvard, and the surge of interests, nancy white's -- nancy malkiel has written an exceptionally thoughtful and judicious account, arising passionate feelings at the time of both sides of the issue. we are pleased she is here with us at harvard book store tonight. please join me in welcoming professor nancy malkiel. [applause] >> it is a pleasure to be here tonight. an opportunity to talk about my new book although now i told you about the book, you have to forgive me if i repeat th

i knew no other kids from thomas jefferson high school when into the ivy leagues but there was some guyrom harvard that spoke to me and encouraged me to apply and these school waive the application fee. i was not that spectacular. it was not like i had perfect board scores or anything. david: when you got there -- lloyd: i got there and i was grateful for it. david: did you say, these kids are smarter than me or these kids are not as smart as me? lloyd: i had to get over the idea that we were from virtually different planets. the first thing i did when i got expected from colleges my parents took me to something called a mail shot on ralph avenue in brooklyn where they for $40,must've been three sports jackets, five pairs of slacks, burnt orange pants with a light room did -- light blue double braided. i would not say i think the demographic, but when i got to harvard, circa 1971, i am sure my roommates from new england prep school communities looked at me like i was from some foreign planets and i could tell that look. i was nuanced enough to tell they were looking at me like him was s

the ivy league school only admits about one in seven applicants and brendon was one.d luck. >> congratulations. >> more news after this. should. no way. should. no. definitely not. ha ha, nay. you shouldn't give underwear to everybody. but for those you do, give them fruit of the loom. when are they leaving? grilled cheese and campbell's tomato soup go together like grandchildren and chaos. made for real, real life. [ cougshh. i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. better take something. dayquil liquid gels doesn't treat a runny nose. it doesn't? alka-seltzer plus cold and cough liquid gels fight your worst cold symptoms including your runny nose. oh, what a relief it is! for the thousands of wounded warriors returning from battle, wounded warrior project has developed the warriors to work program, a unique program that helps wounded warriors translate their military experience to the civilian workplace. the warriors to work program also works with employers to find the right job for the right warrior. contact wounded warrior project at findwwp.org. welcome home

to one of the dinosaur networks or who does not have some sorbonne-like certification from a top ivy league school, and then everybody gets associated with the rogue operators out there who are spreading truly fake news. journalism is not rocket science. it is not brain surgery. anybody can do it. of course, that is a threat to people who are trying to control narratives. of course, we should vet every single news, but the solution is not to ban or limit the number of voices out there. it is always has been my opinion that the answer to bad, fake, phony, or unreliable speeches more and better speech, and that is why i am involved with crtv.com host: how high-tech and errors and bipartisan beltway crack weasels are screwing america's best and brightest workers. how did you come up with this title? guest: sort of like a trademark of mine. if you have one shot to sell a book to someone coming have to let them know what it is about and tell them the bottom line. host: what is a crap weasel? guest: someone sent to washington with one agenda and then grows moss on his or her back and betrays the

it's appropriate for people to bear this tremendous social consequence for not being as smart as ivy league educated, coastal liberal bubble people. should everyone suffer harm for not being like certain people who lead the democratic party? i think that was part of the reason people came to montreal because he explicitly talked about that. he was an icon of resistance. kennedy: the democratic party, they still suffer from a lack of self-arareness. i'm shocked they -- lack of self-awareness. i'm shocked they voted for nancy pelosi to be their leader. if you talk about the bubble, not understanding what people are going through and rebelling against, why are you re-electing somebody who embodied that. >> bernie sanders was talking about identity politics is not enough. it's not enough to just elect a woman or person of color for having the right views. a democratic operative said bernie sanders might be a white supremacist. if that's your world view, you are going to lose forever. kennedy: that's what i'm talking about, they throw around terms that are serious but become meaningless, and tha

one would remember, and i think it is wonderful that 50 years after his death at a northeastern, ivy league school, which is about as far from lenny bruce's hollywood as it is possible to get in the continental united states, people are gathering to discuss his, i mean a scholarly discussion on his life, his career, and a celebration of his life. i tend not to refer to lenny bruce as a comedian. i call him a humorist, because in my opinion, he is up there with mark twain, robert benchley, will rogers, the best of them. i think he is the most important humorist of the 20th century. my name is tom deacon. thank you. [applause] >> can you please elaborate on what you see as the dangers in free speech on the campuses, whether it is limits of too much political correctness and things like that? i want you to elaborate on that a little bit, please. ms. hefner: sure. i live in chicago. i think all universities are grappling with this, and where is greg? stand up, greg. greg is the founder and head of an organization called fire, and we work together through the foundation and around first amendmen

of the dinosaur networks, or who does not have some store-bought like certification from a top ivy league school, and then everybody gets associated with the rogue operators out there who are spreading truly fake news. journalism is not rocket science. it is not brain surgery. anybody can do it. of course, that is a threat to people who are trying to control narratives. vetcourse, we should b every single news -- vet every single news source, but the solution is not to ban or limit the number of voices out there. it is always has been my opinion that the answer to bad, fake, phony or unreliable speeches more and better speech, and that is what i involved with cr tv. and errorsigh-tech and bipartisan beltway crack weasels are screwing america's best and brightest workers -- how did you come up with this title? guest: [laughter] sort of like a trademark of mine. if you have one shot to sell a book to someone coming have to let them know what it is about and tell them the bottom line area host: what is -- line. wst: what is a crack result? --weasel? guest: someone sent to washington with one

oliver: they may not be ivy league but small liberal arts colleges in the northeast have big wall streetctions. >> and sometimes that is good for their endowment . >> there is this unofficial designation that a lot of people have. northeast liberal arts schools are the ones if you and been able to get into harvard, maybe you can go to coby instead. still a great school. northeast liberal arts [laughter] but, they don't have that same intensely competitive application process. they have double-digit acceptance rates. ander: how does notoriety the acceptance rate translate into endowment? on a very simple bases, it is funny because if you have more applicants will probably have a larger class so for these schools they are much smaller. kind of what their alumni base will eventually look like. carol: endowment returns. we have seen that from a lot of universities. it has not been an easy year. what about the ivies? >> we need to look at a natural -- national average which was a bad year objective. for the little ivs, he was even worse. it was -3.5%. it is about 18 schools we looked at so it

the decision from the prestigious ivy league institution says it received comments that were vulgar and offensive and misogynistic in nature. >> i was in shock, but i thought this is kind of normal in the sports culture here. >> reporter: princeton's athletic director saying in a statement, the behavior we have learned about is simply unacceptable, an threat kl to the values of our athletic program and our university and will not be tolerated. >> it's kind of like when it happens, i'm not that surprised. >> reporter: a university spokesman would not elaborate further on the comments or say who they may have targeted, but he told us the athletic director held a second meeting with the women's dive team because the teams are so close together. >> it's very sad to see that like that stuff is happening here too. >> reporter: university officials say a final decision will be made in the next few days on if the rest of the swim team season should be cancelled or some other form of action is warranted. >>> spotlight will be on the wells fargo center tonight. why the national anthem singer will