i mean i know that part of kelly brown douglas and other people wanting to bring african studies here in a more firmly institutionalized way is to have that academic base that affirms, you know, our struggle for change. i think that is a feminist. i think the feminist movement has been amazing. one of the places where it's been amazing is in the classroom. think of all the male professors around our nation who are teaching a work by a woman, who 20 years ago would not have considered putting a female on their syllabus. that's an amazing revolution to me. we talk so badly about feminism that we forget what happened for many of us as a consequence. the next feminist political movement for justice in the academy. another question over here. i'm going to hear questions, maybe a couple of questions and answer them together. your name. >> i'm a sixth grade teacher. >> welcome. >> thank you so much. >> we like those sixth grade teachers because you're doing the hard work. [applause] >> i was privileged enough to see the chuck davis dancers and sweet honey and the rock recently and it brought

then the government shutdown froze her mortgage and over the weekend, the home seller notified kelly brown that she couldn't wait any longer, unquote. that's what the story tells us. and i'll for the record, mr. president, i would ask that the story entitled "government shutdown could leave single mom, kids homeless" dated october 15 of this year. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mr. casey: i'll put that in the record. we're working with kelly now to see if we can't be helpful but the point is she should never have had to go through that anxiety and worry and maybe to the point where she won't be able to move into that house that she had a chance to move into. so that's what real life is. real life of trying to complete a mortgage application and moving along to go from an apartment to a home with your four children and being stopped because of a shutdown here. and in the case of the earlier letter that i referred to, a daughter talking about her parents, the worry that they have, literally sleepless nights, literally pain and anxiety because of what's happening or not

we have brian kelly, josh brown and guy adami. let's get to our top story, technology. it is all about the nasdaq, the nasdaq 100 having its best week in three months. the next thought for the composite seems to be 4,000, we haven't seen that since the dot com bubble 13 years ago. and the story getting us there, google. it's at an all time high hitting over $1,000 a share today. larry page combined $5.7 billion on google stock. should investors keep riding this tech train? >> i don't think you can ride the google train now. some people disagree. but when the stock is up, google is up 10% today, all time high on ten times normal volume. it was excellent. but i don't think this magnitude excellent quarter. my sense is if you're the trader and you have to take some profits, and look for pullback. i think you'll get it. i think you'll see pullback down in the low 900s. >> aren't we now pricing growth? finally we perhaps turned the corner in terms of the mobile monetization story. therefore, it's rerated as a growth stock. >> i think that's right. there will be a point in ti

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brown. these students would never do this to terrorist scums like bill airs. hence ray kelly that represents the best of what our country produces is shoutded down by the worst whiny rags of achievement that wouldn't know success if hit bit them in the pony tail. he's the only person to be commissioner twice. he came back after witnessing 39/11 from his apartment window, left his first high paying job to rejoin the police. so imagine you're a parent to one of these whiny stupid brat, spent 40 grand a year on that trash. should have had the vasectomy. that's disgusting to me. this guy has done more for this country than the punks have done many in their entire life. >> they're hypocrites. >> it's the same mind set. they're such asses. they make me sick to my stomach. i might just throw up, bob. >> blow it that way. >> can i tell you how much it makes me wish he was going to be the next mayor of new york city. this man is deserving, selfless. i'm ashamed this is the lack of discourse and dialogue the way he was treated. people that are such hypocrites about their rights of free

last night at brown university new york city police commissioner ray kelly, a former marine, who has ably for more than four decades was booed off the stage at brown university. >> thank you. [shouting] [chanting] >> we are asking that you let him speak and you make your comments as part of the question and answer part of this program. >> we're asking -- [ applause ] >> settle down. >> we ask brown to shut this thing down. they didn't could that either. >> that's right. >> so, commissioner kelly did not say a word. here now to explain how that could possibly happen, fox news anchor martha maccallum. okay. so i lay this at the brown university president christina packson, she is responsible for this. >> yeah. how could this happen is a great question. i mean, this is one the finest institutions in this country. my parents both went to brown university. >> i didn't know that. >> i didn't brown university. this is absolutely appalling. brown university a place tolerate viewpoints and want open discussion about politics and culture. they knew this was coming because these student group al

here now is brian kelly and zane brown. quick as lightning. zane, bonds, rates in general.es look like they will stay very low for a long period of time because of fed policy. and long rates have been behaving themselves, too, despite all this mush mmash. what is your take shall. >> i think janet yellen ends up in a conundrum of sorts. if she really drags her feet, then people will be concerned about inflation and that could push rates higher. so she's got to pursue this very narrow goldilocks path. i think on treasury securities are going higher. >> that could be difficult for the stock market. >> very difficult. look at what the hint of tapering did this may. talking about how thely q liqui is not there. so this whole idea of the freight rotation, if you're a stock investor, you don't want it. >> but on the other hand, this is the last one, rates are coming down. i know we had that 30 day treasury bill, but that's all off because of the deal. rates are coming down. in fact rates are coming towdow. dollar is coming down. is janet yellen responsible for a weak dollar? >> i

kelly? >> we have concluded. we'll ask that everyone please leave the auditorium. [ cheers ] >> wow. that was the scene at respected browntuesday night. new york police commission ray kelly shouted off the stage by students and community members who clearly skipped class on the day they were talking about the way we conduct debate in this country. joining me now, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani who created the stop and frisk program which is what they were so upset about. he showed up and said, i will talk about it. he was going to have a robust q & a. they said, there will be no q, no a, just get out. your thoughts? >> that's what censorship is all about. being an idealogue. stop and frisk and other programs i started with bill bratton taken over by mike and ray kelly has saved 20,000 lives, 10,000 lives. >> they say it's racist. >> do you know the lives saved? 8 of 10 african-american lives. 8 of 10 of the murder victims if you reduce murder by 80% which is what i and mike blumberg did. whose lives are we saving? i'm proud of it. there were 30 years of nobody caring about saving lives. giving political rhetori

brown's rep says his goal is to gainand insight into his past and recent behavior. >>> ray kelly faced tough crowd tuesday during a lecture on policing at brown university in providence. student protesters are seen thoughts and booing over the nypd stop and frisk program and its intelligence gathering. >>> the associated press has uncovered evidence that russia has broken its zero waste pledge promising that the sochi olympics would be the cleanest games ever. the a.p. says tons of waste is being 2ku6r78dumped in a protec zone. >>> and this 1972 super bowl ring was reported stolen 20 years ago and two weeks ago, he got a call from a guy saying he'd sell him the ring for $40,000. it was later found and returned to the dallas cowboy. >>> you might recall this scene from a christmas story when he gets his tongue stuck to a flag pole. the indiana up to the story is based on has immortalized the moment with a bronze statue. >>> coming up in scrambled politics, kanye west disses the first lady and president while propping up kim. that and the best political buzz of the morning is all just ah

stop and frisk faced its own challenges at brown university this week. commissioner ray kelly was about to deliver a speech on so active -- so-called proactive policing, when protesters shut down the event. racism is not for debate. >> we ask that you let him speak and you make your comments part of the question and answer program. stop are asking that you stopping and frisking people. the new york city council has approved a measure raising the age for buying cigarettes from 18 to 21. michael bloomberg has pledged to sign the bill. new york is the first major city to take action following similar measures in smaller municipalities. the council also approved setting a minimum price of $10.50 per pack. those are some of the headlines. democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. >> i am juan gonzalez. killeda drone strike three people in northwest pakistan earlier today, marking the first such attack since prime minister nawaz sharif publicly called president obama to end the strikes. just last week amnesty international said the united states could be committing

. >>> ray kelly facing a tough crowd during a lecture on policing at brown university. wpro video shows student protesters booi ining over the and frisk program and intelligence gathering on muslims. the event was cancelled. >>> russia has broken its zero waste pledge. it promised the sochi olympics would be the cleanest games ever. the a.p. saying tons of construction waste are being dumped in the middle of a water protection zone. >>> a north dakota woman said instead of candy she'll hand letters to children she thinks are over weight. the woman made the announcement on a local radio station. >> i just want to send a message to the parents of kids that are really overweight. i think it's just really irresponsible of parents to send them out looking for free candy just cause all of the other kids are doing it. >> reaction has been swift. one psychologist saying the letters could do more harm than good. >>> i triple dog dare you. >> you may recall this scene from "a christmas story" when flick gets his tongue stuck to a flagpole. the indiana town the story is based on h

the ntsb is investigating. >>> ray kelly's planned lecture at brown university definitely did not go h. they say the stop and frisk law discriminates. kelly left after about 20 minutes. p. >>> syria has fired a key official who had been working with the west to try to end the civil war. state television says the deputy prime minister was dismissed because he spent too much time outside the nation and have been holding meetings without coordinating first with the assad regime. >>> oprah fans, here is your chance. today is the start of a free preview for the items she will be selling at what she's calling the biggest yard sale ever. stuff for about every budget at the event happening today in santa barbara. 300 items or so will be sold. proceeds will go to oprah's leadership cad aacademy for gir south africa. >> look at that tent. >> and that was one of many. i had to do that. >> it was good. >> my oprah. >> it's not even spring. >> it's interesting to do a fall yard sale. >> got to get rid of the stuff when you got to get rid of the stuff. >>> coming up next, a brave 8-year-old girl re

kelly your tolls would be much higher to pay for this bridge. and thanks to patterson and ma iron there as high as they all right. are are. our last brian has been rescued by governor brownim our secretary of transportation. he's president this role his whole life. so let's bring brian kelly to the microphone and give a big applause to all our brian's. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> well, thank you steven e steve i'm not sure though how to respond to this picture. i want to commit all brian's on their names. i'm honored to think here. i've been sobered with this project throughout any 18 years as a staff person in the state senate and more recently in the brown administration for the past 15 months. i'll say over the 18 years this project has had an effect on me. it's had time to inspire me and frustrate me and today having seen the final project it expresses me. there are thousands of men and women who gave much of themselves to see this project accomplished. it's their work and their resolve and their friendship that i want to spend a moment honoring. first optimistic continue in day you can't let a moment pass without honoring the men and women in the labor community who did the work. i

the commissioner of police in new york, ray kelly, was supposed to speak at brown university. of the top universities in the united states. instead this happened last night. >> race imis not for debate. >> we're asking that you stop stopping and frisking people. >> after 30 minutes of that, school officials canceled the speech. the students were protesting the new york police department's stop and frisk. brown's president said the conduct is indefensible. the hecklers argue it is free speech. i want to go beyond this. let me start with you. the brown university students say we're standing up for principles, we know this is true, we shouldn't have to liberty to something so false and we should be able to boo someone off the stage, fair? >> no. the format of that particular found ever town hall was supposed to be question and answer. ray kelly speaks, he makes a point. you can ask him a question. he'll give you an answer. the only way to solve a problem sow to listen once in a while. to boo somebody off the stage, this is pretty indicative of what young peel have been used to ev

. >>> anderson, new york city police commissioner ray kelly was booed off the stage in brown university there to give a speech in stop and frisk. the talk was cancelled. police commissioner feeling the anger among some students there. >> isha, thanks very much. >>> new allegations of racial profiling with the new york city police and two high-profile new york department stores. accused of singling out african-americans. the new york state attorney general giving the retailers until friday to turn over policy information on stopping and detaining questions and when they alert authorities. two african-american customers were stopped and questioned by police after buying expensive items at barneys new york. they said no employees were involved and a macy's flag ship store is investigated after two african-americans claim they were detained by police after making purchases. >> one of those is actor rob brown in the hbo series "treme." he says he was accused of buying an expensive watch with a fraud credit card. he's suing the store and the police department. macy's said there is no record e

. >>> anderson, new york city police commissioner ray kelly was booed off the stage in brown university was there to give a speech in stop and frisk. the talk was cancelled. police commissioner feeling the anger among some students there. >> isha thanks very much. >>> new allegations of racial profiling with the new york city police and two high-profile new york department stores. the new york state attorney general gave them until friday to turnover policy information on stopping and questioned people. two african americans were stopped after buying at barneys. new york. they said no employees were involved and a macy's flag ship store is investigated after two african americans claimed they were declined by police after making purchases. one is rob brown an actor. he says he was accused of buying an expensive watch with a fraud credit card. he's suing the store and the police department. macy's said there is no record employees called police about brown. i spoke to him and his attorney. >> you were in may sees to buy a watch for your mom for her graduation. explained what happened. >>

brown university. nypd commissioner ray kelly arrived there to discuss the stop and frisk policy. topic forced him to cancel. listen to this. >> you let him speak and you make your comments as part of the question and answer part of this program. >> we're asking to stop frisking people! >> kelly reportedly told the crowd, quote, i thought this was the academy where we're supposed to have free speech. >> $65,000 to scream him off the stage. >> another story, a cheerleading squad plans for a national competition squashed when the epa shuts down their fundraising car wash, claiming it hurt the environment and now the team can't raise the money to go to the national competition. one of those cheerleaders joined us earlier in the show. >> i am really disappointed because as a cheerleader, cheering for football and basketball, that's what we work towards. we go to practice and practice three hours a day, three days a week and plus games and then that's just our main goal. that's where we want to go. >> all right. listen to this, according to the epa, quote, anything that is not storm wa

kelly clarkson. these pictures were compliments of coby and carolyn brown. a great singer, on "american idol." through a lot of bad relationships and found mr. know it all. good for her. >> my ex-wife was actually the best relationship i ever had. >> wow. that was nice. >> first nice -- that's sweet. >> the rest of them were -- i was probably the dog in that crowd. >> is this therapy or one more thing? >> my one more thing. speaking about engagements, yeah. kim kardashian got knocked up by kanye west, and on her 33rd birthday she got engaged. >> this is very romantic, bob. got a 15-carat diamond ring for their baby northeast, and i don't care about him. i really don't. why anybody spends any time with this woman, she's built from plastic. she's like the $6 million man. >> gave her a ring for her push present because she gave birth to a baby or they got engaged? >> they got engaged. >> they got engaged. >> that was some one more thing. >> following that touching story. >> oh. >> thanks to andrea i got this cool little hat which i gave to my mother and she's wearing it. there's my mother wearing

kelly kron4 news. >> catherine: police are checking the car for evidence. and looking through surveillance video. the suspect is a white woman - between 20 and 30. with brownr. a witness described her as dressing like a "hipster". >> a health alert tonight. people in menlo park are being warned about the discovery of mosquitos carrying the 'yellow fever' virus. san mateo county vector control says holy cross cemetery in menlo park is ground-zero for an infestation of the non- native virus. and it's spreading. since late august. adult mosquitoes, eggs and larvae have been found in traps at nearly two dozen homes. more than a thousand homes in the area have been canvassed for this type of mosquito. so far, none has tested positive for yellow or 'dengue' fever' but vector control is pulling out all the stops to eradicate it. >> oracle is to prevent a residency infestation. all goal is to prevent their residency -- infestation. are >> >> reporter: here's a map showing where mosquitos infected with yellow fever have been found. the issue in menlo park in centered here at the holy cross cemetery. crews are focusing their attention on the 3/4 of a mile area round

brown had a stack of gun control bills to sort through. he vetoed one that would have given the state the toughest gun laws in the nation. mark kellyovernor signed more gun control bills than he vetoed. and for supporters of gun control legislation they say this is a good step forward. out of the 18 bills, 11 the governor signed. assembly member nancy skinner sponsored two of them. >> the purpose of both these bills is to increase safety in our communities, prevent gun violence, and to give our public safety officials and others more tools. >> reporter: ab-48 closes a loophole making it illegal to buy or possess conversion kits. conversion kits allow gun owners to shoot more than 10 rounds of bullets with one pull of the trigger. >> the fact you could convert a magazine to be a high capacity magazine goes counter to what state law wants and it provides the ability to turna weapon into a mass shooting machine. >> reporter: ab-1131 addresses the mentally ill, they can't buy a gun for five years if a gun holder makes a serious physical threat against a victim. >> 1131 goes a long way to helping make sure that mental health individuals

election by new york police commissioner ray kelly was canceled yesterday after he was shouted down the demonstrators at brown university. protesting the stop and frisk policy. a federal judge has ruled the policy violated the civil rights of minorities and the city is appealing the decision. and the st. louis cardinals finally got back to boston for tonight's game six of the world series. mechanical problem cap the team's flight on the ground for seven hours. trying to keep the red sox from winning it all. the first pitch 8:07 eastern time on fox. now get you back to nicole and adam. adam: thank you very much. melissa meyer, doing a zuckerberg. supposedly buying up her neighborhood starting with a funeral home. a historic mortuary was bought for undisclosed amount this month while not listed as an owner, the purchaser is believed to be melissa meyer. recently bought four of the five houses surrounding his nearby home in a bid for more privacy. the current house hosted president obama for 2010 fundraiser and according to locals is often the site of loud and disruptive parties. you know how they like to party.

kelly ayotte republican of new hampshire. >>> nfl star yandadrian peterson says he'll take the field tomorrow. it comes hours after the brutal death of his 2-year-old son. terrell brown is here with the latest. good morning. >> good morning. police in sioux falls, south dakota announced yesterday that the 2-year-old boy died from injuries during an aggravated assault earlier this week and they say the man who allegedly did it had recently moved in and was in a relationship with the toddler's mother. peterson addressed it thursday. minnesota vikings' rubbing back adrian peterson returned to practice yesterday after a leave of absence for what the team described as a family incident. a 2-year-old reportedly peterson's son died in this hospital. in a facebook post he wrote, thank you to my family my fans and fans of other teams for their support. the nfl is a fraternity of brothers and i'm thank. for the tweets, phone calls, and text messages from my fellow players. god bless everyone, and thank you so much. the mandating the baby's mother joseph robert patterson allegedly beat the child and so far haas been charged with aggravated felony assault and battery of an infan