authorities have been contacted, and will prosecute anyone who post s the stolen photos of jennifer lawrence. so how can you protect your pictures from hackers? ackerman suggest to use different pass words for different accounts. check privacy settings, and opt out of cloud sharing, and change your pass word frequently, and use a two store verification system. >> if you want to change something with your account, you get a text message you have to respond to or with a coat and that makes sure that you have to physically have your phone with you in order to make a big change tour account. >> reporter: we talk with some folks in jenkintown and asked them what they thought about cyber security? >> very, very concerned about that. they want pass words. it is nerve racking. >> nobody understands the clouds. >> reporter: some folks like john says the solution is to stop taking name photos. >> i hope there is no naked pictures, no one wants to see that. >> if your job is to be famous for a living if you put something out there it will be found and deal witt, move on. >> reporter: regardless if you

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dow, nasdaq, s&p 500 posting a biggest drop in more than a month. the dow notching first back to back declean since early august. data on wholesale trade. the dow falling 97 points. the nasdaq losing 45. microsoft in talks to buy the maker of mind craft. for more than $2 billion. a deal would add to xbox business which is lagging behind play station 4. reports say the deal is surprising since mind craft creator shunned outside investors and publicly railed against big corporations including microsoft. >> all comes full circle. >>> 4:47. california's water control board considering aggressive measures after learning californians are nowhere near the governor's call for 20% reduction in water use. new report finds water use cut by 7.5% in july compared to a year ago. need to be doing all that we can to conserve. >> a topic that christina has been hitting upon repeatedly. you talked about a possible warm-up this woke. how are things looking? >> it might be our last one, sam and laura. we want you to enjoy it. yeah, that conservation effort we want to k

stocks posting lower. the s&p pulling back. the dow down 26 points. the s&p down six.aq managed to gain. volume on the big board, not bad given the last few mondays. facebook enjoying a good run with shares closing just under 78 per share. market cap 200 billion. that makes the social network the 27 largest company in the world. verizon behind it. toyota had of it. be sure to listen to our financial report three times a day. new warnings tonight about a mysterious respiratory virus with the across the country. more than 1,000 children taken ill. ten states now dealing with the outbreaks. officials say the unusually high number of hospitalizations reported could be just the beginning. joining us now, dr. mark siegel, a member of the fox news medical "a-team", professor of medicine, and he has written extensively about the spread of infectious diseases. great to see you. >> good to see you. lou: this is a virus that we have seen before 50 years ago and nothing like the number of cases. >> it has been around in california since the 1960's. you rarely see it, but the cdc w

post." it shows a red 1990's ford escort speeding away from the area. he joe himself to the russian embassy and month later in a 1999 red ford escort. a new wave of us-led airstrikes in syria and iraq have targeted source of revenue. 14 militants were reportedly killed when strikes hit military -- oil refineries, headquarters, and a training can't. -- camp. the u.s. embassy is urging americans to be vigilant for any possible attacks in retaliation for these airstrikes. happening right now, republican gubernatorial candidate larry hogan is holding a press conference in annapolis. he is asking state and federal to look into whether laws have been skirted. new allegations. republican candidate larry hogan said that outside influence and money has given his opponent an unfair advantage. money donated by companies that received lucrative contracts to work for the maryland health exchange which hogan says warrants an investigation by state prosecutors. >> we need to have somebody with subpoena power look into it to see if the dots connect. called unitedhealth

philip williams, kathryn knott and kevin harrigan posted bail a short time ago. nbc10's jesse gary is live outside, the suspects are sticking with the story and saying the alleged victims were the aggressors. >> reporter: that's right, i posed that question to all three. all three posted thousands of dollars in bail so they could go home with their families. let's take a look at our video. philip williams and kevin harrigan said they retaliated against the three in rittenhouse square but it was not homophobia. it left one with a broken jaw and a black eye. williams said he doesn't throw the first punch and was protecting his friend. >> with respect to my client, he only became involved in the incident after one of the purported victims in the case punched one of the young girls in the face. >> reporter: police say anti-gay slurs preceded the attack and old tweet it's from kathryn knott could hurt her claims. this is not a case of gay bashing. coming up in the next 30 minutes i will tell you what charges they did face this morning. live outside central detectives in cente

focus on investors was also squarely on the central bank, they reached a record high, the s&p 500 index posted their biggest gain in a month. now, investors brought up stocks on reports for tomorrow when the policy makers wrap up their two-day meeting they will signal they're not in a hurry to raise interest rates. with that, the dow shot higher closing more than 100 points, nasdaq rose about 34 points, the s&p up by nearly 15 points. we have two reports on this fed-fuelled rally starting with mary thompson on the reaction at the new york stock exchange, and steve liesman, with what exactly they're hoping to hear from the fed. >> reporter: amid the blue chip index, they failed to close at a record. after moving along in the morning the markets took off right afternoon on the reports that said the federal reserve is not likely to make changes on the outlook for interest rates when they conclude their two-day policy meeting on wednesday, this amid the market reports that china looked to juice its economy with the central bank n inrejecting. energy stocks respond to an increase in oil prices, oil

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the s&p in a narrow dow jones industrial average posted their fifth consecutive weekly gains. &p has doubled in the last five years. among the reasons, extremely low interest rates and efforts to stimulate the economy. >> with a huge global appetite for the seafood, one company that is making waves, that's puns are killing me. this company is located in a place known far more for corn than shrimp. >> that is right. shrimp ask big business with record prices sales are expected to exceed $6 billion. but there is a little mom and pop shrimp farm in the middle of the midwest that is making big waves and starting revolution in this industry. >> it is america's favorite seafood--shrimp. americans eat an average four pounds per person every year. >> that is so good. >> but over 90% of the shrimp americans eat is imported. mostly from southeast asia an involved in the concerns of the use of antibiotics. the supply of shrimp is tight. there is a ban of summer shrimping in the golf of main because of dwindling stocks. but the wave of the future for shrimping may have gotten it's start 60

after last year's market rally, byron wein thought the s&p could post a 20% total return this year. o far the s&p is up 7.4%. so with just over three months left before the end of the year, is he revising his call, or do stocks still have more room to run? joining us now, byron wein, blackstone advisory partners vice-chair. are you tweeting that at all or watching calendars and saying come on? >> the fourth quarter is usually good every year, particularly in midterm election years it is good. liz: do you look at that prediction and say it has been the fifth year now of a big run-up in the markets? at some point i've watched this long enough, is there a correction around the corner? >> i ask myself that question every day. but the other side of it is, are valuations extreme? is the economy still plugging through? are earnings strong? and the answer to those questions, yes. david: of course you're a realist. not everything is perfect. there are some problems with the market like something for example, liz was talking about last half hour with stock buybacks. a lot of people were using

pinero s they're not going to post antigun signs this is asking for their employers to confront customers do have guns. >> mark: 40 years after their murderous the fbi releases this picture of a person of interest as the gypsy murderer. he took the lives of five women and san mateo county. carey is currently serving time on a it's in the murder charge in oregon. in 1976 it was this time that were shown that the fbi was seeking a possible witness to the case for what may not live in a cemetery of accounting at the time of the murder. on the port of these new pictures of the personal interests deny reveal why he was connected to the murder. >> darya: the 14 year-old accused of murdering a the freshmen. the boy made his first court appearance yesterday. the boy is accused of stabbing the young men to death. they're all one visits to the makeshift memorial at 26 and folkestone. >>: we support one another especially in difficult times we come together. >> mark: the dust storm also known asked hubbell move through the valley. together degree of dust and it was followed by a record rainfall floo

dow and s&p 500 posting gains, futures pointing to a lower open. >>> tickets prices for derek jeter's last game are soaring, the average price is $642. the cheapest ticket is $360. but you'll need an umbrella, though, the forecast for here in new york tonight is rain. that same storm you're seeing today is heading this way. >> i cannot believe it's raining on derek jeter's parade. >> i'm sure you're upset about that. >> reporter: it maybe damp up there, tonight, my hunch is they will get that game in. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you it's not the most comfortable morning. we have a lot of rain pushing in off the ocean, we have additional heavier cells highlighted in yellow that are pushing across the delaware river and back into philadelphia. if i go in tight there are breaks in the action up to the north. in places like allentown and reading you'll get life stuff. we're getting a break in norristown, right now. philadelphia back into a fairly steady rain once we get the yellow stuff back into play some of it is coming into delaware county, the blue route, the southern porti

over the last five years, the s&p many 500 has posted an average 2% gain during the month of september. consumer discretionary, tech and industrial stocks helped lead the way higher. that's why others think longer term investors may want to keep adding to the investments on a regular basis. >> i think any pull backs you have here would certainly be buying opportunities, but frankly, if you're a three to five-year investor or two-year investor, if you sit and wait, the pull back may never come. the only way around that, frankly, is to average in. >> both sides offer compelling cases but for history fans, it's which scenario they want to believe more. for "nightly business report", i'm dominic chu. >>> stocks ended lower but not by much in spite of upbeat economic reports on and construction manufa spending. the energy was the worst performer after crude fell more than $3 closing below $93 a barrel. as for stocks, the dow lost 30, the nasdaq up nearly 18 and the s&p hit an all-time intra day high was up by one point. >> it's a big week for data and the biggest number of all comes friday

stocks tumble as dow and s&p posted worst losses since the month of july.the red. technology and financials were the worst worst-performing sect. dollar index hit a four-year high as yield difference between u.s. and german bonds widened the most in nearly is a years. euro hit a low near the green back, lowest level in nearly two years. >>> number of americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits rose more than expected last week suggesting acceleration for job growth in the month of september. it was seasonally adjusted 293,000, david. david: back to isis. the u.s. and arab allies launching new wave of airstrikes against isis, this time targeting their small scale oil refineries. the reports suggest the strikes were successful. isis generating two million in illicit oil sales per day. is this new strategy to cut off profits going to succeed? matthew reed, president of consulting firm, foreign reports. thanks for joining us. first of all, who is buying isis oil? >> as far as we can tell isis oil goes to they customers. number one being assad regime.

on the markets, the dow gained 109 today to post another record close. the s&p 500 was up 10. nasdaq finished ahead sbffÑ. home depot says 56 million payment cards were affected by a data breach between april and september. it says it's eliminated the malware behind the attacks, and has enhanced ed inkripgs of consumer data. >>> i talk live with the head of the foreign relations department for the kurdish regional government about the kurds' efforts to fight isil terrorists and what it means for the u.s. >>> isis fighters have captured 21 kurdish villages in northern syria over the past 24 hours. kurds are engaged in fierce battles against the terror group in iraq. and in the syrian region. joining us now is the head of the department of foreign relations for the kurdish regional government. mr. minister, thank you for being here. >> thank you very much. >> first, can you paint a picture for people about what's happening on the ground, and how that fight is going. >> the situation on the ground has changed, with the air strikes it changed the balance of power, it changed the s

it's not just an ethical issue there is the practical issues s well. post/11, in fact one of the reasons, there was an argument we've got to move with the middle east oil. look at all the trouble it's caused us. so we'll move into asked africa, central asia, those are stable, good governments. so i do think there's an ethical argument but honestly, there's no way one can simply say we have to have a perfectly ethical energy policy because, i mean, other governments don't play that way. but there are also practical considerations. it's definitely been costly in many ways to the united states and the public to maintain these relationships with some of these countries. >> host: to talk about some of those costs about how it is caused the american public to keep in with the corrupt dictator. >> guest: well, i mean, if you look at, look at the middle east. what is the basis of our relationship with these various middle eastern countries? it's pretty much oil. i cannot don't want to reduce it strictly to that, but there's a former -- >> host: israel, also big. >>

posted. temperatures to the 50's to the north of us but mid 60's already in philadelphia we have 59 degrees down in millville where it is foggy. sixty-two in wilmington and dover. 63 degrees in wildwood. temperature trend has gone up over the past couple have of days. 84-degree temperature on saturday, almost 90, yesterday, and it is starting to get sticky. so, today it will be about 80 degrees, warm, with some sunshine but cloud cover, 55 tonight, that is your weather authority forecast, it is time for traffic now and we only have a few things early this morning, if you are out of 422, westbound, at route 363 troop are road, construction will slow you down there. in egg harbor, new jersey garden state parkway southbound past northfield pleasantville an overturned vehicle on the left shoulder. finally in stanton, stanton christiana road at delaware park boulevard a pole is down and right lane is block, kerry. >>> 4:13. new this morning one man is dead. >> after being gunned down in his germantown poem. >> police say the victim was targeted at his home in the 100 block of west street around 9:00

s mom. all of this from a facebook post. they started a little help find z.z. facebook page. z.z. was under the care of a vet for a little while, but is out and about on her first walk. >> she survived 11 days. no water being given to her. that's amazing. when is the book coming out? >> everybody is wondering the same thing. she is a tough chihuahua. >> i have a video with four different angles of this. we have overkill of angles for this. >> this is a go pro video. >> he is a mountain biker. he is competing at the uci mountain bike world travels in norway. we are going to see how amazingly cool he is. he goes a huge jump. 20 feet. we have a landing. maybe there is a problem with his bike. everybody is cheering him along. comes around left, comes right and he is across the line. we noticed it was a big jump. he went quite long. >> he landed flat. >> he wasn't going to get a much easier landing. we saw he checked down like maybe he had broken the pedal or something like that. we have another angle. this is mostly about the sound of the landing. >> that sounds like a big old crunch.

dow, nasdaq, s&p 500 posting the biggest drop in a month. dow notching its first back-to-back decline since early august. we get data today on wholesale trade and dow falling 97 points. the nasdaq losing 40. >> thank you. >>> companies use apple announcements to cover their own bad news. dating app tinder said good-bye to an executive and settled sex discrimination lawsuit, brought by the chief marketing officer, including shocking screen captures of conversations including one line that said, having a 24-year-old girl is a founder made the company seem look a joke. it did not admit to messages and wrong doing. >> interesting. thanks a lot. >>> 5:18 on your wednesday morning. momentarily we'll settle a yacht mystery in the bay area. the considered of being on the water this week might be a good bet. >> taking us on your yacht? is that the mystery? that wasn't a mystery, we knew that already, sam. it is going to be nice on the water later today. we had wind out there overnight. and, yeah, choppy on the bay. as a result, as we head throughout

within the last hour, the arizona cardinal s jonathan dwyr posted a $25,000 bond. dwyer now arrested and charged with aggravateled assault after two fights at his home in july. the alleged victim, dwyer's 18-month-old son and the child's mother. >> he took a shoe and threw it at their 18-month-old child. >> reporter: authorities say woman denied dwyer was home but officers later learned he'd been hiding in the bathroom and even threat bed to harm himself. >> the suspect's threat of committing suicide in an attempt to keep her from calling the police. >> reporter: police say the woman had fractured bones and after another fight dwyer threw her cell phone out a window before she left arizona, finally contacting authorities last week. dwyer denies allegations but the cardinals wasted no time releasing this statement, pulling him from all team activities. the carolina panthers announced the pro bowl, greg hardy is taking a voluntary leave with pay. $772,000 a week. >> our overriding goal has always been to do the right thing. >> across the league, team officials are st

reporter, that is, steve patterson, was there at lincoln financial field to join the post game celebration. >> e-a-g-l-e-s! >>> by the ends, all that matters, familiar chants, lofty declarations, from happy fans (we're going to the superbowl! >> but most fans will tell you they watched two very different halves of football. in first, well -- >> first half we looked sloppy. by half time i was crying. i was crying. it really hurt. >> um, it was little bit like pick up the pace. >> except of course for jean who said he never lost faith until his friends ratted him out. >> we all said that they were going to turn it around. >> foles got too long. >> foles got to go, right? >> by half time, it was quiet. i'm telling you, could you hear a pin drop, especially from tailgaters here in the parking lot. and then the thirds quarter started with a bang. >> eagles came out second half blazing, awesome. >> thirty-four unanswered points later, fans say they witnessed an evolution. >> they switched guys in the half, the eagles came out. that's what we need. >> a statement game for eagles nation at times this year, we may

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we of course will keep you posted with what uber has to s say. >> you know what they say.en on live tv. >> we unfortunately know this is true. coming the reactions of two news anchors when a bat flew into their studio. >>> also, ahead, dirty doorkno doorknobs. we are talking filthy. filthy stuff. we now know just how fast those germs can spread through any building. >> and coming all new at 6:00 video just revealed that may shed light on the tack on park ranger. how it may paint a very different picture of what happened. scott? >> iain f you're stepping out to the ballpark tonight, expect mostly cloudy skies. there could be an isolated shower but for temperatures a round 80 degrees. coming up the timing of dramatic temperature changes as well as our dad's a plumber. a business manager. and a stickler for homework. i'm john kane running for state senate. dad says the road to a good job starts in the classroom. [ lori ] he's a great dad who sees taxes going up but schools not getting the funding they need. [ john ] so i'd put back the billion dollars corbett cut from educati

enforcement communities all around the united states to be on the lookout, you know, post-air strikes beginning in sok out for changes in behavior of people they are monitoring and any other kind of heightened state of alertness? is there anything more you can add to that? anything more you know about it? >> that is really good, safe, procedures by the department of homeland security and the fbi. any time there's an event such as 9/11, a national anniversary such as the fourth of july, something such as thanksgiving and christmas, there's always advisories to be more alert, certainly in effect, to be alerted with people in the communities that are being monitored who could be acting differently. you have sources in the community, the police would be reaching out to them. this is something the nypd does on a regular basis. especially intended to make sure the police departments at the state and local level realize that the possibility of an attack goes up even though there's no direct evidence of it, you have to assume in times like this, either you can have an organized attack overseas or just in th

eugene robinson with s with the "washington post." i want to talk to you about, start with roger. this republican obviousness. the obviousness of tilting the hearings, supposedly about some report but it is really about trying to put her in the cross hairs. >> you ride the horse you got. >> she wasn't secretary of state in 1999. >> they don't care. benghazi is the rallying cry. it is what they got, you know? it is not like you can go through hillary's record as secretary of state and say, she didn't solve the mideast problem, she didn't do much in russia, but that's all dull. you scream benghazi and you have a couple million people in the teem who say yeah, yeah, yeah. >> what do they think in their midnight, 3:00 a.m. nightmare, that this woman was so evil, that they think she just said, i don't care about that guy chris stevens. let him die. do they know she did it to a friend of hers? >> yeah. i think some think she issued a stand down order. >> look. anyone who has ever had an underling go into dangerous circumstances knows that feeling and knows, you know, how tense and nerve

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s fofor! >> i'm wondering if he didn't invite us. >> if jack is posting a video, you know you'll chuckle a little bit. >> she is wearing my sweater. >> she is wear yurg sweater. she is a very popular youtuber. >> can we get ice cream? >> no. we went to that candy store earlier today. >> what? you said i could get ice cream. >> i never said you could get ice cream. >> this is the freaky friday prank. where the parent and child switch roles. >> lady in the blue hat is, what is happening right now? >> that is not a nice word, jack. apologize to me. >> you never let me do anything. >> they start thinking this might be youtube gold. >> is that the type of tone you should be using with me? >>'s get another angle. you see it right there between her shoulders. >> you come back here. you come back here, young man. >> this fight continues. they do this in different parts of this area. >> i will cancel your phone line. i pay for this, okay? i work hard. >> i don't care that this is all fake and put on. it's still uncomfortable to fake fight in front of all those people. they are really cometed and doing a g

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s. that is in "the washington post." what your calls if we can. should congress authorize the use of force against isis? caller: good morning. yes that we should get with this involved process, but i have a proposal. my proposal would be that the convicted felons in america be allowed to go over there to help fight to get their rights back. i know that sounds kind of strange or far-fetched, but there are a lot of people who are convicted felons who are patriots and love this country that are not able to fight based on the fact that they have a felony. that on twitter, a report demand. -- potus must congressional debate and vote on war with isis before november midterm elections. cliff in tulsa, oklahoma. what do you think? caller: i think we should authorize the use, but i don't want to see someone get $350 million to not shoot at us again. if congress is involved maybe that won't happen again, from the past history of war, you shouldn't be paying people not to shoot at you and that has what happened in the past. host: how concerned are you about

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the conservatives continued into the post-war era and into the 1950's. they articulate these points of view, but even the moderate republicans -- the democrats were saying, things are very good here. look at our standard of living. we are the beacon of democracy and material wealth around the world. the conservative voices did not have a big audience. not yet. they would. there were some people that would be -- many, many people that would, over time, as part of the conservative discourse, would gain traction. during the 1930's, the 1940's, into the 1950's, irrespective of republican administration -- dwight eisenhower, modern republican, president in the 1950's, he did not try to attack the new deal liberal coalition. he worked with it and, in fact, expanded some of the social programs. richard nixon did not push hard against the new deal coalition. some of the great society measures were expanded under richard nixon. that was going to change within a decade. who are some of these people that are articulating different points of view? they were not cont

rights eras, exploring many similarities and differences between the post civil war south and the second reconstruction of the 1960'sthis is part of the course called african-american >>> here we are at the end of the semester and it strikes me maybe to compare the reconstruction period that we started off talking about in this course with what some have called the second reconstruction, which is the time of the civil rights movement of the '50s and '60s. let me tell you, first, what i mean by the first reconstruction and the second reconstruction. by the

the owner s a big we're sor for posting a tweet that obviously has made people upset. >> it is still offering 20% off classes but saided it is solely to honor patriots. >>> lesson learned. a live look outside for you this morning. a difference in what we saw >> isn't that such a pretty sight to see this morning? i think l have weath to match. weather and traffic on the 1s. >> this is just you really notice it is much less humid. e golden clouds at 15,000 feet. here at the surface it is not until 6:47. it's getting later and later this year. low to mid-six. we will stay that way through 8:00 and gradually get to 70 by noon. but then jump to the upper 70s when you are heading back home. if you need long sleeves now, you will be comfortable in shorr 60s in the eastern southern suburbs. next weather and traffic on the t 6:51. melissa, what's going on with the crash? >> this is 95 northbound at ramp to the beltway. the vehicle is up on the tow truck. this is in the hov line. right shoulder is closed. as chopper 4 pans out, it's not affecting anything. it should be out of the way shortly.

the s&p and nasdaq also posted gains before the closing bell. investors rallied on a new consumer survey by the university of michigan which found more people are feeling got about the economy and their future incomes. >>> you might call it an update to the update that killed a few iphones. apple has released the newest version of its ios 8 software meant to fix a problem with the previous software that was released just monday. that software, the first one, prevented people from using the smartphones to make phone calls. tonight there are rumblings the new update might not be fixing the problem for all users. >>> a new ford recall is affecting hundreds of thousands of fairly new cars. company officials say there's risk of a short circuit in 850,000 vehicles which could lead to the failure of the vehicle stability control and air bags. the recalled models include 2013 and 2014 c-max, escape, fusion, and lincoln mxz. ford dealers will contact affected customers and fix the issue for free. this has been a bad year for automakers with more than 4

hundreds of nude photo s jefferson lawrence and others posted online. what they are saying this morning. >>> dramatic rescue, stuck on the boat for a week with no food, water, or way to call for help. how they survived and the first thing they asked for when they were saved. >>> and back with a twist. the stars of two of the biggest boy bands ever are now teaming up backstreet's nick carter and jordan are team up. what they are saying as their new album is about to be released. ♪ >>> love it. we love it. good morning, america. happy labor day to you. so many people reliving their youth and showing scary dance moves. teaming up. >> with them teaming up, it makes me realize that my youth is gone. >> we are talking about jordan knight and nick carter. the wonder twins of boy band awesomeness. more on that. >> i don't know how they'll feel about being wonder twins. >>> and drama last night, tony stewart returning to the racing track for the first time since the accident three weeks ago. >> we begin with the outbreak of dangerous storms that ruined the holid

kron 4's vicki liviakis takes a closer look at the video that was posted on social media. it's a story you will see on kron4. >> vicki liviakis to this mother and antioch is a video that is hard. to hard >>i cannot imagine the pain and scars that this girl will have in her life. she is little and something has to be done. >> vicki liviakis she first called us about this video that was posted by a student on this diagram. >>it is a concern. kids need to be safe. >> vicki liviakis we followed up and met with the principle of the middle school who said the fighters have been disciplined. >>they made poor decisions. we did respond to the altercation between the students and follow district policy and education code and a signing appropriate discipline. due to the nature we also contacted the police department for assistance. >> vicki liviakis according to the principle there have been six fights on campus this year but none of them have risen to the level of this what. go-- >>when the are altercations like this students always pull out their cell phones. we tried to grab their

i remember is a liberal columnist in the "washington post" noted with some chagrin in the mid-1980's that the press did not like ronald reagan much, but opera enough when he walked among them, he said the press were like wild ducks attacking his ankles and he just shooed them away in the pleasantest wa y. [laughter] reagan's greatf arsenal power that he did not let those who did not like him .nto his head he always liked reporters whether they liked him or not. sam donaldson would bust his chops and reagan would laugh and say, "that is sam." [laughter] let me take another one. yes, sir. ma'am. >> i just finished my masters thesis. you guys are like bruce springsteen and the e street band. [laughter] that is how we will be marketing ourselves. thank you. congratulations. >> thank you. the focus of my thesis was the political construct of the racist republican. in the case of ronald reagan, i was surprised because i'm old enough to remember the reagan presidency quite well, that he is taught as the ren daddy of race baiters in graduate school, at least at georgia state who isity by my