you know what you should know is that becca went to lsu.ionship and they got married. needless to say, there's some lsu fans in the crowd. >> a national championship. >> we know you want a national championship. trash talking. she walks right over -- >> oh, she stole three -- right! >> and the crowd goes wild! >> why? >> he's like, yo, really, that's what we're doing today. the cake is filled with that purple and gold of the alabama crimson tide. >> he married the right woman. >> this video has been used so many times, it's been all over the place. but the happy couple is back from their honeymoon. we're going to talk to their boss who made all of this happen. we've got becca and johnny! >> how are you y'all doing? >> good. let me just -- what brought you to this moment? >> i've actually seen it done a few times like pinterest and stuff. and i thought i'll just do it. a few bridesmaids and coming up to the wedding, his best man knew about it. >> johnny, did you eat it? i didn't see you take a bite. did you? >> i took the little tasting of t

because they love lsu football, mostly because f fey it -- tequ. the groom can't believe it.m not a huge fan of pranks but i would rather watch this than the electric slide. it would be fun if someone actually got electrocuted. as they say in lieu lose louisi, yeehaw. >> that was a gutter ball. he refused to bowl because, they were going to make him rent shoes, oh, no. he doesn 't want to catch a foot fungus from a dirtbag who does not wash his feet in the pond. he does not abide. topic 5, mug shot monday. this week's winner will steal yr heart and car. he picked up a girl on a date in a stolen volcan de fuego -- volvo that belonged to his ex-girlfriend. he found a new girlfriend, took her out last night in his new ride, yiihaw come on sweetheart. who wants beads? it takes a real cas nova to get a joh deer liter, whatever. [music playing] (vo) from the beginning, wells fargo has supported community organizations like united way, non-profits like the american red cross, and our nation's veterans. we knew helping our communities was important then. and we know it's even more im

an lsu fan would understand this. >> sandra: if thank you sir. >> i notice the dress. but on parts of that hearing, pompeo was on offense and did a great job. they didn't do dan coats in aspen, i love dan coats but he was shifting a little bit in the presence of andrea mitchell. >> and on their show of strength and the reference back to helsinki and before helsinki it was singapore. 8:00 p.m. tonight, north korea is expected to start handing over the remains of a number of servicemen killed during the korean war. are you optimistic that this is actually going to happen? >> i trust but verify. i've been talking to people that are experts and i'm no expert but the people who are is it just that and argued that this is happening. i think it will happen, we will of course find out soon. and if and when it does that will put the lie to another thing which is we are getting nothing out of these negotiations. the minister in turkey and the remains of these soldiers and the marina, many of them, in north korea means the world to these families. the president understands that a

. >> lsu! lsu! >> it was purple and gold inside.is appetit appetite. >> i like that. got him. >> it's time for something new. gregg's foreign with animals. so i asked a dog and some bunnies if they could reenact president obama's foreign policy, so let's check it out here. there he is with a bunch of carrots feeding these rabbits. it took a while. >> can i get in on that? the rabbits and their pigs. there's a pig in there. >> that dog is very patient. >> he's just giving away the carrots. you don't see a stick anywhere. that's the foreign policy of president obama! isn't that beautiful? dana. >> i'm going to promote greg's book today. it comes out tomorrow. and i interviewed him today on the fox news rundown podcast. it's going to air tomorrow morning so you should subscribe to that anywhere you can like itunes, apple podcast, google play. go to fox news rundown.com. you can download it. it was pretty fun to interview him. >> you did a good interview. i didn't know what to expect. >> i've had a chance to read through it. it's an exc

many of them after a few years figured out what they wanted to do a few of them went to desegregate lsu or local colleges because people knew that they failed out or they would transfer to black universities and they had a hard time for a few years but by the time i injured -- interview them 40 or 50 years after the fact they all had achieved incredible feet to desegregate school faculties and business offices, government offices why desegregated the chicago symphony orchestra so they took these experiences and use them later in life and if you think about the 30 women that i interviewed and what they did and multiply that out throughout the united states they did a lo lot. what i heard most in the interview was a kind of wisdom they had accrued from desegregated in the spaces human behavior, hatred and how to survive. and then i would just like to add just mentioning that aid graduated university of oklahoma to be the first african-american in the state of oklahoma to pass the bar that was actually educated in oklahoma and went on to teach as a first faculty member of color at the univ

. >> lsu has a $4 mill lazy river pool that goes through the campus.ike an amusement park. charles: amber, where you see a difference along the politics in this particular poll is when it comes to interference and professors and overwhelming bias. and the need for safe spaces. it's a place where you engaged and learned and opened your mind. now, you find your closest echo chamber. >> a lot of conservatives are beginning to recognize colleges are no longer the place for people to become prepared for the real world. you censor speech you disagree with and people who disagree need to be shouted down and kicked off campus, particularly in the case of republican speakers. teachers are so triggered by a chalk drawing of donald trump's name they have to call the police. average moderate republicans like ben shapiro are kicked off campus. we are babying them and treating them like children. >> i think americans on both sides should be concerned about this. colleges should be teaching students how to debate. but when you only provide people with one side of an

soldado 2: sabíamos las emociones, sus comportamientos, lsus os ensayos surgieron dudas y miedos questos y eso genera temor del momento del ensayo del helicóptero, es decir, esto se va a hacer. félix: como medida de seguridad el ejército trazó un plan b por si acaso algo fallaba. soldado 1: en san josé de guaviare hay un destacamento de fuerzas especiales con helicópteros bajo el supuesto de la protección a la misión de traslado, pero realmente era un plan de ataque. félix: en la selva a solo días de la misión los prisioneros comenzaron a notar cambios en la rutina diaria. romero: y nos dieron helado, nos dieron paletas. ahí llegó buena carne. estábamos comiendo bien. félix: querían que lucieran saludables a los ojos los guerrilleros tenían conocimiento de lo que iba a pasar. romero: bueno, muchachos, va a llegar una comisión internacional que los va a ver. félix: y llegó la el 2 de julio de 2008 en la mañana la operación jaque se puso en marcha. soldado 1: la mayor angustia indudablemente era que no aceptaran la trama. félix: antes de aterrizar los helicópteros debían aparecer tres

groom hard core alabama fan see the cake shocked when he cuts into the cake to find lsu colors on thean: that's hilarious. rob: his bride sabotage you had the big moment there. jillian: finally the ugly. cubs fan foul ball and hands it to the kid next to him. he did go home with two balls. one of them signed by their star. you said you actually thought you were at that game. >> i'm not sure which game that was. >> it was a lot of fun. my first game at wrigley field. rob: new act could soon reveal how much you need to stay away. u.s. military figured out algorithm sleep deprived soldiers need to operated at optimal alertness. jillian: people who don't get enough sleep should drink two cups of coffee when they wake up and another two cups four hours later. rob: developers hope to use that research to create an app. to help coffee lovers know how much to drink. jillian: that's at love coffee. rob: it's been exciting morning on "fox & friends first" we got hijacked for a second. we're good. "fox & friends" is going to start. jillian: have a good day. rob: we'll see you later. >> this defi

. >> the next day, saturday was the lsu game, everyone was looking forward to tailgating but the nexty turned sour. brooke boar rowed something out dina's closet, the two girls got into an argument. >> she was calling all these people to take her to her car because she wanted to change her outfit that night. >> we would be break off and i was with some other friend of ours at that time. so, i'm not really sure where she was. >> neither dina nor albert ever saw brooke again. with more than 100,000 football fans flooding the city for the game, finding brooke's killer was like looking for a needle in ab orange hay stack. >> i thought maybe someone had kidnaped her. we were all just trying to figure out who would have done this and why, what was their motivate. it was a very horrible time. >> did you think that maybe it could be connected to the game? >> you never know -- you can never rule it out. it's tennessee football, you know, she so happen to be wearing a bright orange top and if anybody knows anything about tennessee football, bright orange is the color for the >> but brooke's bod

he taught for 10 years at lsu around the time that huey long was dying. he met huey long only once and he responded, he was terribly impressed and also skeptical about the overbearing this and narcissism that huey long had. he was running for president but he had done a huge amount to make ellis u.s. serious research university. later robert penn warren wins two additional pulitzer prizes for poetry. most people who know his all the kings men episodes do not know that he was a critic and a poet for most of his life. in the field of english, he is known for that. another footnote is he did not really feel all the kings men was about politics. he felt it was about human nature. my it is an my book book about morals, responsibility. politicalgency in the steer to have people be aware of and conscious of their moral responsibilities. said before we started you you saw a lot of the movies that came from the novels and had to read the novel. explain more about that. tom: my task was to look at political fiction. writing 50 novelist from other novels and was con

on lincoln, appomattox, and he just finished a book called "literary soldiers," to be published by lsu. he is currently working on a biography on fitzjohn porter, hopefully to be published by usc press. one thing we all know about him and his writing, is that he is a contrarian. he takes something that is a well-established thought within our field, and he often turns it upside down. so you can count on a talk that will crack open a new perspective on an often tired subject. you can also can't but his books, as well as his talks are eloquent. his writing, of course, i think is some of the best in our field. it is a real pleasure to introduce bill marvel. [applause] bill: well, good afternoon. i hope you all can hear better than i could. think some of you out there may be old enough to remember the last time i was here, a few of you. as pete indicated, it was because i had written a book about andersonville. this time, i am here because of really.r, the worst editor i ever had until i got into the newspaper business, was an assistant editor at the state historical societies quarterly jo

the lsu duo that do have that the more people are encouraged. i think combining offensive measures with defensive measures is necessaryre. >> do you think the constitution does express market and reprisal >> of these four countries that you mention russia, china north korea and iran are you giving us bad in the w order of the capabilities? >> yeaht but maybe from a different perspective. china has the capabilities and the resources and perhaps russia doesn't have that they don't have the same intent. what is serious about the russians is their intent. they have capabilities but their intent to undermine our basic values, create wedges between us and our allies. the most effective indictment today shows that they are trying to do or what they have done with military intelligence relative to the election. we see as i was mentioning in my statement ongoing efforts that it's not just the elections, it's a strategy. the attempt out of russia is different than the attempt from china. they want to build intellectual property technology. they want to se

most recently, though, she published with lsu, hood, texas the soldiers and families of the confederacy's most celebrated unit. forutstanding unit history, me of you, you'll have the pleasure of accompanying her on the evening battlefield where she will follow in the footsteps of the brigade as it made rocky ault across the terrain of the devil's den. here is another important achievement in her career that i should note, involving me, and southern historical this ence in louisville, is probably 10 years ago, she bourbon.d me to -- i asked my first bourbon with susannah. she was talking to other people and when she turned back around, bourbon out ofmy a straw. yeah. reprimanded in a kind way but she made it clear that's not bourbon.rinks so maybe her next task, she chuck o teach me how to beer. it's such a pleasure to have susannah here. for a delightful presence. dynamic speaker. her book, "hood's texas brigade," a must read. ural.ah [applause] .> thank you chlt good evening, everybody. you for coming out tonight. this is the time of day when i'm home on my porch sipping bourbon so i app

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kennedy walker from lsu. >> for those of us who have to go back to school in the fall, how do we makegoing back to school and you're going to be pushing on a boss for a job offer, it's in poor taste. it's like asking a girl out on a date and asking her to promise you to marry her one year out. every boss knows that people that put pressure on their plate is no good. people that take pressure off their plate are the ones you want to hire. you must ask, you must ask in a diplomatic way. staying in touch and thanking them for the job offer that you already had and making it personal as to what you learned from them sticks in people's minds. you're more apt to get that jo >> okay, finally, lewis from ithaca college, fire away lewis. >> i'm wondering, is it ever too early to start that conversation with your boss about transitioning from college to the job if you know you're going to be available, it's not too early. >> of course it's too early if you're not available. you can make yourself liked and outwork everybody else the more they're going to be inclined to like you. what you're hopi

it's also poor my state is ferc has not going to post its schedule, lsu at hearing and your staff members told me you couldn't post your time was because of internal regulations and they said you got to talk to the commission about that, so here you are. i'm talking to you. you know, statutes, trump, not to overuse the word, but statutes trump regulations and the statutes are clear. so i guess my question to you is, does ferc play to start posting its it's time with pub? if not why not? and if not, doesn't feel like a participation defeat the purpose of the statute and the very things i think by person basis we are all looking to succumb which is these projects get up and going more quickly? >> thank you for the question. i want to begin by thanking you for raising a critical point of permitting schedules. because we understand that. much of the work we're doing now to improve our own internal processes is with an eye towards making our permitting approvals in the area you cite, lng terminals, natural gas pipelines in hydro facilities more streamlined, more predictable and more transparen

did not get into the school in texas because of the way they allowed studes in based on race, she lsuedst and now we'reoing to go see how this new change from the trump administration could possibly affecteverything. wall street journal reporter michelle hackmanns us via skype. if you could awake down what this new guideline that the trump administration is going to to do,re b akwho i don't fully understan i. >> sure. wsoith the trump administration actually did was get rid a of obama-era guideline. that it felt like went beyond what the -- what the law said, you know, the supreme court said race is a perming to usen yourless tib admissions as limited a way as you can and s sort of don't taket too far.he and t trump people felt like these obama guidelines werey basi saying, well, her are ways to use race and sort ff take it aar as you can wle still being in the legal limits he trump administration felt like that was an inappropriate use of federal policy. >> quick question here, because ying that they're going to ysa follow what the constitution guides right now and of course, we know t