this is robert barchi from rutgers. it's about 40 minutes. >> c-span bus' big 10 tour wraps up today. today, c-span is on the campus of rutgers university in new jersey. joining us from rutgers is the university president there, dr. robert barchi. he will take your questions, your comments about higher education. let me give the lines out here for our viewers. students, 202-585-3880. parents, 202-585-2881. educators, 202-585-3882. new jersey residents, 202-585-3883. you don't have to have ties to rutgers. we want to hear comments, questions about higher education. dr. barchi, let me begin with what keeps you up at night about higher education, the challenges with it. >> well, that is a huge question. i guess it depends on the day of the week. there's something every day that keeps me up at night. i guess the biggest issues for me revolve around how we provide a quality education to all of the students in this state who can benefit from it at a price that they can afford. a condition where support for the university is d

rutgers takes their first lead of the game. ross stopped short by the rutgers defense.gers with their biggest comeback in school history beat maryland 41-28. >> it's not going to take away from the other things that this group of guys accomplished this year. we accomplished some things nobody thought we could accomplish. we get an opportunity to may another one, it's disappointing because of how this game started to where it ended. >> on the ice, the capitals visiting the maple leafs. justin peters was replaced in net. the leafs attacking. toronto is up 3-0. later in the period the cats on the power play. troy brouwer puts home the one timer. caps finally get on the scoreboard. before they can announce the name of the goal, the leafs pushing the puck up the ice. clarkson puts that in the back. they beat the caps 6-2. >> caps looking good? >> not so much tonight. >> better than last [ cheers and applause ] >> welcome back to "the kelly file." later in the program, undeniable proof that the historical figure blackula was in fact white. but first, it was a long week for ne

this is robert barchi from rutgers. it's about 40 minutes. >> c-span bus' big 10 tour wraps up today. today, c-span is on the campus of rutgers university in new jersey. joining us from rutgers is the university president there, dr. robert barchi. he will take your questions, your comments about higher education. let me give the lines out here for our viewers. students, 202-585-3880. parents, 202-585-2881. educators, 202-585-3882. new jersey residents, 202-585-3883. you don't have to have ties to rutgers. we want to hear comments, questions about higher education. dr. barchi, let me begin with what keeps you up at night about higher education, the challenges with it. >> well, that is a huge question. i guess it depends on the day of the week. there's something every day that keeps me up at night. i guess the biggest issues for me revolve around how we provide a quality education to all of the students in this state who can benefit from it at a price that they can afford. a condition where support for the university is d

it is rutgers ball. it is 41-38, rutgers leads it under 1:00 to go in that game. >> you knew they were going to get a bowl game. >> eight wins would have been nice for the terps. >> first year in the big ten. they really -- >> they overachieved. they really did. >> that's going to do it for us. we will see you again for news 4 at 11:00. have a great night. ♪ the world is your snowball see how it grows. ♪ ♪ that's how it goes whenever it snows. ♪ ♪ the world is your snowball just for a song. ♪ ♪ get out and move it along. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it's show time, let's go. >> hello, chris. >> hi diane, how are you. >> redskins quarterbacks have turned. >> griffin, cousins, mccoy, we're going to talk about who is in love with who, all the dirty secrets behind the scenes and who we might kill off at the end of

. >> maryland and rutgers played each other ten times. the terps were looking for their eighth win and things looked good early. ralph regents returned to college park as the offensive coordinator. look at them. post it to the house. scarlet knights answer with a pass from gary nova closeing the gap to 14. but the terps scored 21 unanswered points and go into halftime with an 18-point lead. rutgers down 38-31 in the fourth quarter. that tied it. but they went onto win, 41-38 the final. not the way maryland wanted to end their regular season. >> for all the seniors including myself to go out, it hurts. for them to come back at home on senior night, it is not a good feeling. >> one of those things you wish you could get back, but you can't. >> here are some wide and varied predictions. espn predicts pinstripe bowl. they also think the pinstripe bowl against georgia tech. we will all find out soon enough. in a big 12 matchup, west virginia and iowa state with the mountaineers hopeing to end a three-game losing streak in their regular season

it's part of the rutgers summer at the shore initiative. the university says its goal is to provide education to students who may work or live at the shore during the summer. >>> next, halloween is over so let the holiday shopping madness begin. retailers are offering deep discounts. where you can get a bargain already. >>> what would you do if you went to grab a drink from a cooler and found a snake inside. how some flyers players reacted to this prank. >>> join me sunday when we debate the pros and cons of philadelphia's new hate crime law. >> if you are not accepting, there's something to be said for accepting, then there's a price now in philadelphia to be paid for that. >> we supply the law across the board and equally of everybody, regardless of their sexual orientation, regardless of their race, regardless of their disability. >> coming up sunday morning at 11:30 following "meet the press" only on nbc10. ♪ with the card most accepted in the philadelphia region, you have the compassion and security of blue cross. giving you the confid

the terps host rutgers at bird stadium which means the return of ralph freed generally. the terp -- friedgen. thes former coach is under the scarlet knights. >> great to see him coaching again. it's something he's very passionate about. they've had a great year over there at rutgers. i'm looking forward to going against their team. any time you get to go and thsit and see people that were e reason why you got this opportunity in the first place is something special. >> terps basketball coach said this year's team is totally different. last night we saw one key reason why. it was the coming out party for freshman mellow trimble putting up 31 points. right now the terps are undefeated. it's going to be great. >> i like that a lot. imhappy the ravens won but perturbed to see the cleveland browns are that much better than the redskins. >> all right. that's it for us. the cbs evening news is coming up next. >> i'll be back with jan jeffcoat for your only local news at 7:00. see you then. have a great evening. >> pelley: tonight, more troops are ordered into serg son. >> last

rutgers. no chance whatsoever. michigan state, sparty.ord gets 126 on the ground. they'll go to penn state next week. the game we brought you. ole miss shut out by arkansas thirst-0. the defense doing it. allie laforce catching up with one of their stars, trey flowers. >> allie: you decided to come back for your senior season. you were honored for senior day. can you imagine it going anywhere this? >> no, i couldn't imagine. i thank god my teammates for putting it out on the line for me and for all seniors, it was a big day. >> allie: two shutouts in a row against s.e.c. opponents. is this defense finally playing the way you you knew it could? >> we knew all along what kind of defense we are and we knew the type of things we could do in this league. for us to put up two big shutouts, that's big time. that's letting everybody else know we're real. >> allie: in four years you have had three head coaches but coach bielema trying to install this system of hard work and running the football. how does it feel? >> coach bielema being a successfu

he'll use footwork and short passes to stay out of trouble against rutgers defense who are fourth inacks. with a within terps would be 8- 4 overall, 5-3 in the conference and headed to a bowl game despite what nay sayers may have thought. >> you play the games and see what happens the end of the season. that's what our guys did. they were on a mission. they wanted to prove people wrong. they had a chip on their shoulder. >>> tempers flared before virginia/virginia tech tonight. there was more than the commonwealth cup on the line. the winner will be bowl eligible and the loser goes home. 2nd quarter michael brewer's pass intercepted by david dean returned for a td. cavaliers up 13-10, didn't last. cam phillips there, 36 yards for the score making it 17-10. we are still in the 4th quarter. that one is not over. worth noting, cavs are in a 10 year losing streak to the hokies. >>> navy at south alabama needing a win today or against army to become bowl eligible. history for keenan reynolds, he ties the ncaa record for most rushing tds by a quarterback in his career. eric crouch and coli

university would like all alumni to wear scarlet to show their rutgers pride so happy birthday, rutgers. >>> don't expect a led zeppelin reunion anytime soon, just how much money robert plante turned down when he said no way i'm's in the doing this. cash. big, big money, sue. >> no stairway to heaven i guess. >> indeed. >> for us though we are going the other way down in temperatures this week we will tell you you when that happens and how good weather will be before then, your weather authority forecast coming up, chris. >>> and, today is national vanilla a cup cake day so later this morning we will have a cup cake truck sitting outside our studio. is what your favorite cup cake. just tweet - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. >>> of cou

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. >>> maryland will host rutgers tomorrow in college park. of the season for terps. >>> to hockey, the capitals against islanders. lost to islanders in ot just two nights ago. up the ice strong snuck past chad johnson, caps up 2-0. tom wilson near the board passes to alex ovechkin who fires, three islanders around wilson no one paying attention to alex ovechkin there, that's his 12th goal of the season, the caps win big, 5-2. they'll be back at tomorrow night in toronto. >> they look primed for a better year. >> let's hope so. >>> the holidays are about to get a lot brighter from now until the new year, 500,000 bulbs will transform the zoo into a winter wonderland after dark. can also go tubing, watch a holiday light show, and it is all free. >> that's the best part. go down there and enjoy it, it's going to be a lot of fun. >> a lot of people will be watching the weather zpl today was a cold day. tomorrow the highs will be in the 40s. going up into the 60s on sunday. ♪i want it all! ♪and i want it now! your toys want more. they need more. so

congratulations to the maryland terrapins soccer team, beating rutgers 3-2, winning the big ten championship. for all the folks who said maryland was going to be crushed in the big ten, that is a nice again, the 2014 regular season soccer championship. the maryland football team is 6-3, 3 have two in the east, behind ohio state and michigan state, so the terps are holding their own in the big ten. saturday night's game between gonzaga and st. john's is 7 p.m. that time has been moved. are still showers and heavy downpours north and east of the city, scattered showers remaining this evening. later tonight, the rain moves out, clearing skies overnight. tomorrow, partly sunny and 59 degrees.o steve rudin will give you the update at 11:00. anytime you want to know about the weather, it is always live at wjla.com/weather. world news tonight is next. >> have a good night. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." the swirling storm. the monster waves up to 60 feet. and the frinld air about to sweep in all the way down the gulf. 30 degrees below normal. also, the gusting winds and the dangerous landing.

the rutgers university student was hiking with friends in north jersey.e bear was not interested in food and exhibited stalking type behavior and they decided to put it down. >>> a family of a 1-year-old boy shot and killed by police over the weekend insisted on this surveillance video to be released. the officer opened fire on the job who was waving a pellet gun two seconds within leaving the vehicle. the 26-year-old officer was on the force for 8 months. the pistol he was holding wasn't wear, but did not have the orange plug to indicate it was fake. >> 5:54, it's a thanksgiving day tradition in philadelphia. the 6abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade, is that humpdy dumpdy, you better not break him. they are blowing him up right now. we'll be right back. the prethanksgiving storm didn't stop people from picking up those last-minute critical holiday items. "action news" was inside the reading terminal yesterday, there were lines for everything and of course the deserts. >> i got two pecan pies from the flying monkeys. they have the best pecan pies i

. >>> police have arrested the person who robbed at least two rutgers students in the past two weeks. the most recent robbery was on wednesday. he allegedly had a fake gun and items belonging to the victims. the suspect is a juvenile. >> >>> just two joejtsdz sglooifrnlgts 12k3w4r50i6r7b8g9sz 12k3w4r50i6r7b8gs sglooifrnlgs sglooifrnlgs sglooifrnlgs sglooifrnlgs 12k3w4r50i6r7b8gsd 12k3w4r50i6r7b8gs s sglooifrnlgs sglooifrnlgs sglooifrnlgs sglooifrnlgs 12k3w4r50i6r7b8gsd 12k3w4r50i6r7b8gs sdmro after a recount yesterday, betty lou mackena had gained two votes over lamar gunn. >>> new jersey republican jeff bell said he congratulated cory bucker on his win in the form of a text message. booker defeated bell on tuesday for a full six-year term to the senate. the republican candidate said he was sorry he did not have the chance to congratulate booker over the phone. >>> she supported her grandmother who was battling cancer. why a local teen says it made her the target of bullies. >>> and it's a tiny bug with a big threat. why this insect has left some local townships facing a quarantine. >

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this is a rutgers notre dame match-up from last year. >> everyone is coming, people that graduated years ago. >> yankee stadium is a big place and it was thought only the lower stands would be needed but it turns out it's a sellout. reportedly 49,000 tickets have been sold. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >>> there are a lot of wrongs in that last game for the eagles. at first it was mark sanchez could do no wrong but after the green bay packers debacle things have changed. the eagles quarterback is grounded though. >> it's fun when are you winning. >> but when you are not it's not so much fun around here. but mark sanchez is familiar with life as a nfl quarterback thanks to his days in new york, he is doing everything in his power to stay on even keel. >> have you to stay in this sport and profession, and it didn't work out last week but we are well past that. >> that ugly loss in grown bay, he is over that and even though he has just as many turnovers as touch downs, because tennessee on sunday will be just his third start since 2012. >> have you to take care of the football. >>

the only team that's won the next week after playing navy was rutgers. and the crowd roars.as garoutte tried to knock one through the uprights. chris cotter in the studio. >> over on espn, florida state and virginia, getting on the board. and williams, putting fsu up 7-0. and coming up at 8:00, conner cook, guiding the nation's fourth-highest scoring offense. against the ohio state buckeyes. 8:00 on abc. guys. >> sean: showdown saturday. and that is another huge showdown. zaire in at quarterback. arizona state will go to 8-1. it will be interesting when the college football playoff committee talks about their merits. one loss they gave up 62 points. here's the remaining schedule. if they can win out. they have the territorial game with their rivals arizona down in tucson to close out the regular season. will be favored to win the next two against oregon state and washington state. zaire. that will perhaps be the last play of the game. stop the clock to move the chains. the irish aren't in a big hurry. their starting across the field to congratulate arizona at a time. returns

well, with the expanded big ten this year, the additions of maryland and rutgers they have done a nice job with the scheduling, they have saved the division games for the very end. wisconsin all alone now in first place on the west. iowa with two losses in conference. minnesota with two losses. and nebraska also has games remaining against those two teams. >> chris: you wonder which iowa team is going to show up. sometimes iowa is very good or very average. >> sean: 7-3 after their win today. if they do throw in the surprise every now and then. we were there for their home loss to iowa state which is a real head scratcher as the season goes along. tuesday night, espn2 the selection committee will reveal the latest rankings. find out who is in. top 25 ranking show presented by chick-fil-a is tuesday. and also on watchespn. >> chris: a report on madison. best time to deliver, santa. >> sean: lewallen heading for first down. hard to see the yard line now. he's at the 36 yard line. >> chris: again, a big proponent. i cannot reconcile in my mind putting somebody above somebody that you lose

fifteen rushes, 207 and 2 yards for the future rutgers scarlet night. glassboro won it.ey reese, have a great saturday. ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. >>> we have some good news for septa riders this morning. workers will not be going out on strike. late last night the transit agency and the union reached an agreement and we will have the latest details for you coming up in a live report. >> also, ahead, with us is expected state police trooper killer eric frein behind bars, a community in the poconos is finallyle

. >>> 9 sports confirming stefon diggs won't play against michigan or rutgers. coaches are optimistic he will be cleared to play in early december in the bowl game. diggs is suffering from a lacerated kidney. >>> finally you want to see something. in california this is a guy name mike armor covering a skateboarding event. this is when it helps to have eyes in the back of your head. three, two, one, boom. >> oh, my goodness. >> is he okay? >> i'm chuckling because he's okay. this guy kept going. look at that thing. >> wait a minute. was that a skateboard? >> that was a skateboard. the guy is down there. >> it looked worse than what it was. >> mike armor was okay. he kept going with the report. this is a tough guy. he got up. he had a couple bumps on the noggin, but he was okay. >> i keep flinching every time you show the video. >> it just comes right at you. >> he was a tough guy. >> you had a question. >> jim haslet, he said that play call was a bad call. what exactly was the call? >> hello captain obvious. >> what was he trying to do? >> earlier in the week he

today's meeting will be held on rutgers university in camden. on december 4th, another meeting will be held at second baptist church in atlantic city. the study commission on vial silence behind the hearings. >>> today, police in camden county say they're going to provide more information on a firefighter who is wanted on burglary charges. we've confirmed that police have issued an arrest warrant for terrence ward, he's a firefighter in pleasantville who was laid off last year. he's now wanted in connection to a burglary investigation in camden county. and he's the son of pleasantville councilwoman judy wood. she added, quote, i have no comment at this time but i do want it known, we love our son. we support him. we don't believe the charges to be true because of his integrity. >>> happening today, independence blue cross will make an announcement aimed at keeping police officers in philadelphia safer on the street. blue cross says it will donate $100,000 to the pennsylvania state police foundation. they will get new vests for the men and women

he's already agreed to go to rutgers. james again, watch this, this is crazy. i is this a video game? it's impossible. look at that. he just smokes. ryan lang will punch in for the score here as huss tas tried to put it close, but guess what, here comes ronnie james again. ronnie, somebody get ronnie. i can hear the people screaming, get it. glassboro a winner 36 to 17. we'll be we thank you for watching i with its news tonight. for beastly, kathy and everyone at i witness necessary news. we're always on, your late show

and he enrolled at rutgers to get a degree in psychology and it led him to the prosecutor's office. 19ears he has thrived and risen through the ranks working with anticrime programs and bringing criminals to justice. ron moton's appointment is for five years and then may then retire and possibly do something else. for now he remains totally devoted to battling crime in this the county's mean streets. >> there are law-abiding citizens who live in the city. but there are traps. they are trapped in a culture -- >> vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> an old friend comes back to town tonight to play his mates on the flyers. >> a little strange seeing scott hartnell in an orange uniform. having dinner with some of his old teammates and he joked what if i go after claude giricek tonight? and simmons said then you have to deal with me. scott hartnell back in the building with the blue jackets the first time since being traded over the summer. and here he is taking the ice before he played seven seasons. and he admits it's a little emotional. he loved his time in philadelphia. his only reg

today's meetings will be held on rutgers university campus. >>> in delaware county teachers and support staff will be rallying today. they plan to walk in informal picket lines in media and downingtown. more than 3200 members of part of the process. >>> and the boys and girls clubs of philadelphia are teaming up with our parent company comcast to unveil a new technology lab. it's all part of the nationwide learning initiative. the facility will be located at the wayne avenue boys and girls club. former "american idol" winner jordin sparks will be there for today's event. >>> no more walking to work for this guy. we'll tell you how a case of mistaken identity has paid off for this man who was questioned by police more than a dozen time. >> clear skies and it's colder this morning. the temperatures are dropping most of the area in the 30s right now and a bit of a brees blowing. tracking wet weather in our area. steak & eggs. steak & eggs! steak & eggs. steak & eggs. boom. steak & eggs. steak & eggs? steak & eggs. ha ha! steak & eggs! steak & eggs! steak & eggs. when a day deserves steak &

today's meeting will be held on rutgers university campus in camden. next week, leaders will come together in trenton. and then another meeting at second baptist church in atlantic city. the commission on violence is holding these hearings. >>> now to news from our delaware bureau this morning. the fbi has ranked the state's largest city, wilmington, third in violence compared to 450 cities of equal size. this dat did covers 2013 when 150 people were shot in wilmington and 18 died. according to delaware online, a spokeswoman said the fbi ranking offers a very interesting sp ii perspective on crime. >>> happening today in delaware county, the barrick hebrew academy is expected to reopen after someone found a bag of ammo at the school. police say there was no threat and no weapon was found, but they were send home early because of precaution. >>> in delaware and chester county they will hold a series of rallies. teachers and staff plan to walk an informal picket line in downingtown. the rallies are designed to draw attention to stalled contract talks. m

pride, happy birthday, rutgers. >>> fox 29 viewers came through in a big way, almost makes me cry. to help local animal shelter that was the on the verge of running out of food. >> yeah, we first brought you this story over the weekend. camden county animal shelter houses 300 cats and dogs, on friday and it only has just enough food to last until the next morning. we told you about their troubles on friday night and then the calls came pouring in from people just eager to help, saturday, cars were full of donations and they were really just lining up. so shelter sent us this picture. check it out. they say they received thousands of pounds of food, and $13,000 in donations, look at that, shelter says it has been amazing and they have a enough food new to last for months. >> that little puppy is now 800 pounds. >> he is standing on top of the mountain of food. >> it looks like halloween candy for kids. >> they have no more room to sort food but they are still accepting monetary donations. thank you to the viewers. >> $13,000. >> in donation is in 24 hours, wow. >> do you want to see

he's already agreed to go to rutgers. james again, watch this, this is crazy. i is this a video game? it's impossible. look at that. he just smokes. ryan lang will punch in for the score here as huss tas tried to put it close, but guess what, here comes ronnie james again. ronnie, somebody get ronnie. i can hear the people screaming, get it. glassboro a winner 36 to 17. we'll newspapers speak out. tom corbett has been something of a disaster. tom corbett cut spending on education by a billion dollars... it's time for a change. elect tom wolf, and you'll get the type of governor we haven't seen for a while... ...one who looks out for average, hard-working pennsylvanians. it's wolf who has solid ideas for bringing in new business and for boosting the economy. tom wolf for governor, a fresh start for pennsylvania. ryan costello went into politics. in 2001, doctor manan trivedi joined the marines. trivedi served as a battlefield surgeon in iraq. costello served himself by voting to raise his own pay. and while trivedi cared for patients in pennsylvania, costello ga

his democratic opponent state senator donald norcross cast his vote at rutgers camden student center. these two men are running for the site vacate by rob andrews who resigned earlier this year. >>> lets check in on pennsylvania's sixth district, thinks where for more than a decade there has been -- seat has been occupied by republican jim gerlack and he decided not to seek a seventh term this time around. voters are deciding between republican ryan costello and mani on that went i. costello is a lawyer and chester county commissioner while manon is a doctor who was a combat surgeon in iraq. >>> another fascinating race is shaping up in pennsylvania's eighth congressional district. we have been watching this one very closely. incumbent republican mike fitzpatrick is facing the challenge from a democratic new comer kevin strauss. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live at fitzpatrick headquarters in doylestown, bucks county, matt. >> reporter: at a time when most congressional districts across the country are either safely republican or safely democratic, pennsylvania's eighth d

next week, rutgers comes to town. coached by ralph. that should be interesting. good one in charlottesville. miami in town and miami going up top early. watch this pass from brad to phillip. go, go gadget arm. still, dore set, if you want to see a catch, i'm going to do it in fast motion. then i'm going to show you instant replay, because it is pretty. that's canen, how about that. cavaliers win. they are 5-6. wizards made a statement. the calves are in a work in progress. but listen, washington put a smackdown on a team is a title contender. can they go on the road and beat a team they are supposed to? that's the bucks tonight in milwaukee. look at paul pierce. he has time before the game, or during the game to sign shoes. how about that. this is where track meets basketball. john wahl goes speed racer. the wizards were down 15. but pierce who got another pair of sneakers, he had 25-3. look at wahl. or how fast is that guy? down by 15, they win by 11 tonight. to hockey. cavs hosting the buffalo sabers. i like to call them, power play. this is matt from the point

the rutgers university student had been hiking with friends, in north jersey's preserve, wild life officials the bear did not seem interested in food and interested a stalking-type behavior. it was put down. >>> police in cleveland, ohio released this surveillance video of last a saturday's deadly confrontation between a police officer and a 12 year-old boy waving a pellet gun. within two seconds of the officer exiting his vehicle he opened fire. police officials say in those few moments he had ordered the youngster three times to put up his hands. the 26 year-old officer had been on the force for eight months. the pistol that tamer rice was holding was a replica a but did not have orange plug to indicate it was a fake. authorities are weighing to whether to press charges. rice's family wanted the public to see the the video. >>> it is a cold wet night in ferguson, missouri tonight and officials are hoping that helps to keep tempers cool. so far there have been no clashes between protesters and police. but protests did come to nearby st. louis today where riot police broke up a demonstration

years earlier when he pitched him on the creation of a free economics broker wreckers -- program at rutgers university. but today's fabricated center had a reputation to get things done not unlike the libertarian activist that charles had encountered that had grained notions but not much follow-through. in the early '80s charles asks to review the ideological and investment with the idea to recalibrate his strategy which basically the whole essence is to change the political culture period the united states with mainstream ideology. so it is the development of what they call us structure for social change coming out of friedrich hayek. though way they see it which is the blueprint for their political strategy, at the top level you have your higher education institutions where abstract ideas are created. so charros spends billions of dollars underwriting free market economic institutions with dozens of universities professorships professorships, scholarships , lecture series, the next level down is the think tank they take those abstract ideas that are created to turn them into policy propos

and rutgers business school, newark and new brunswick ranked 65th on the list. >>> and hundreds of top high schools were honored in washington, d.c., including some from this area. public and private schools across the country were given the national blue ribbon award for academic excellence and for supporting minority students. and here is a look at the local schools that received that honor. the academy of dover charter school in kent county, biotechnology high school in monmouth county, and in philadelphia, franklin towne charter high school and hill friedman world academy. suburban pennsylvania schools include merion elementary, mt. st. joseph academy, nazareth area middle school, new hope-solebury high school and norwood font bon academy. >> we appreciate the recognition and we love the fact that we have been so successful, people are starting to take notice that charter schools are really starting to develop in the country and that charter schools can be successful. >> the principal of franklin towne charter speaking there. he said his school's small size and community support ar

dorothy sue cobble teaches at rutgers university, she is a distinguished prof. of history and labor studies. linda gordon is university professor of history and humanities at new york university and at 11 is the chair of women's studies so we will start with you. >> thank you. great. thanks so much for those remarks. thank you for putting so much care and thought into it. i really appreciate what you said about the book. you also raised a lot of very interesting issues i want us to have time to address. issues of identity, priority, language, how we describe the history of feminism. i want to take a few minutes just to talk about the women that i write about in my chapter. i think the agendas they pursued for 50 years that i write about is actually a 50 year period that for a long time people called the gold room years. can you imagine this? a whole half century of feminism when there wasn't supposed to be anything happening? it turns out there was a lot happening from the 1920s to the 60s so i want to say a few words about those women because what they fought f

assistant research professor at the national institute for early education research at the great rutgers university we have ty stephens with us last time is a teaching artist at the sharon miller academy for the performing arts and finally ronnie ragen is the community partnership director at the trenton community music school i want to thank all of you for joining us now the last time part one we had linda bowden with us from pnc and it was a great discussion i want to pick up that discussion talking about creative development in early childhood education but doctor i just want to bring you into this let's set the context for this what does the research show in terms of how important it is to establish this strong foundation we could talk about math and we could talk about science and we talked in the last show about there's a strong connection between the arts and science and math et cetera but how important is a strong foundation in these early years for children? well we know from the research that their experiences in early childhood is heavily related to later learning we also know

in may, condoleezza rice declined an invitation to give the commencement address at rutgers followingty protest over the wariraq and the use of waterboarding to obtain information from detainees. miss rice knows that her imitation to speak had become a distraction for what should be, as she put it, a joyous celebration for graduates on the families. she referred to her 30 years as a professor and chief academic officer at stanford university and stated "i am honored to have served my country. i have defended america's belief in free speech and its exchange of ideas. factory -- faculty and student protesters were in smith college and haverford college. "though we may not always agree with those in positions of leadership, i believe that it is essential for members of an academic community to reaffirm our shared commitment to the respectful and mindful process by which we seek to learn through inquiry and intellectual engagement. that brings us to miss dell. she has published widely and appeared frequently on radio and television. you name it, she has been on it. she twice was appointed

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veterans with a green thumb are in aing culture or in a related field from rutgers university.y a small number of students may take part in this program, but it is making a big difference in the lives of storm remember former service men and women. >> reporter: veteran matthew smith returned from duty after two years in iraq and afghanistan, suffering from action newsing sdmrit and other ailments wresh began learning about agriculture for a most holistic approach to healing. >> i was really sick, had a lot of health problems, and i wasn't sure to do with myself. when i looked into food and i saw what it can do for you and i saw it fixed my problem, i saw it had an opportunity to help. >> he is lending his expertise as a coordinate for rut zeros university training force called vets. the veterans environmental technology program. picking former service men and women learning all about gardening and agriculture to begin new careers. >> veterans are people who like hard work. they are dedicated to what it is they do. this type of industry also provides them a chance to be their ow

well, with the expanded big ten this year, the additions of maryland and rutgers they have done a nice job with the scheduling, they have saved the division games for the very end. wisconsin all alone now in first place on the west. iowa with two losses in conference. minnesota with two losses. and nebraska also has games remaining against those two teams. >> chris: you wonder which iowa team is going to show up. sometimes iowa is very good or very average. >> sean: 7-3 after their win today. if they do throw in the surprise every now and then. we were there for their home loss to iowa state which is a real head scratcher as the season goes along. tuesday night, espn2 the selection committee will reveal the latest rankings. find out who is in. top 25 ranking show presented by chick-fil-a is tuesday. and also on watchespn. >> chris: a report on madison. best time to deliver, santa. >> sean: lewallen heading for first down. hard to see the yard line now. he's at the 36 yard line. >> chris: again, a big proponent. i cannot reconcile in my mind putting somebody above somebody that you lose

he went to rutgers to get his degree in psychological, fate and advice led him to the prosecutor's office 19 years he has thrived and risen through the ranks. ron moten's appointment is five careers he may then retire or possibly do something else. for now he remains devoted to battling crime. >> there are law abiding citizens who live in the city, but they are trapped in a culture. >> reporter: in camden, vernon odem channel 6 "action news." >> great man. 6:57 now, there's another hour of "action news" sunday morning straight ahead. >> here's some of the stories we're working on on for you. overnight isis says it beheaded peter kasig. >> and a boy has accidentally shot himself with his father's gun. >> we have breaking news from the middle east, isis has released new video that it says shows the beheading of american peter kassig the 26-year-old was a former army ranger from indiana. he was captured in syria while working as a medical aid worker. his parents say he voluntarily querlted to islam -- converted to islam after his capture. u.s. intelligence officials are trying to determine t

. >> kelly ditmer from the center for american women and politics adat rutgers. thank you. >>> thank you. >> away from american politics, it's gotten cold outside, very cold and very suddenlily. suddenly. what's next? and a warm embrace on a cold night. >> this is a fancy one. i'm not letting anybody take it from you. >> there's more to it. we return to one of our favorite stories of detroit helping its own both to keep warm and to create new opportunity. that's coming up. >> now, a snapshot of stories making headlines on "america tonight." nailgt accuse -- nato accuses rf sending more tanks and troops into ukraine. that could set offcourse a shaky seefers. >>> two window washers stranded 69 floors up the side of the one world trade center have been rescued. they got stuck after a cable came loose on a scaffold. two dangled for an hour until firefighters broke a window and pulled them inside. >>> weather computers, in late september were hacked by chinese. now all systems are back online just in time as forecasters predict more record lows as that arctic blast co

patel was rutgers student. >> this is all caught on tape. >> police say jewelry store robbers made theirle you're going to see at the bottom of your screen police say they held up the boutique, then barricaded themselves in that store, they call it a salon. taking its manager hostage, the stand-off, listen to there is lasted 21 hours, and the thieves finally did surrender to paris police. >> 6:22, the time, some flyers alum getting into the holiday spirit how they held the people of camden. >> thanksgiving day parade right here in center city philadelphia. they're getting ready. we'll show you some images there. don't need to go there until 10:00 a.m. >> they're getting ready to rock. >> oh, ya. >>> lappy thanksgiving, i'm tom sredenschek. eagles and cowboys getting ready for showdown in dallas kick offset for 4:30, right here on fox. eagles arriving yesterday afternoon in fort worth texas, chip kelly understands the magnitude of the game. trying to keep things very simple. >> i don't anticipate all the sudden they will come out and drastically do anything offensively, defensively, neith

rice, former secretary of state, very distinguished woman, very intelligent woman, was invited by rutgersve a speech. but immediately a pinhead alert was sounded. i,)q ape. >> she played a prominent roll in the bush administration's effort to mislead the american fç n of weapons of mass destruction and condoned the bush administration policy of enhanced interrogation techniques such as water boarding. that does itqi>i me. a commencement speaker is honoring the speaker and also offering a role model to students. and i think we could make better choices than to pick condi rice. >> see those pinheads they don't know what they're doing because under that yardstick you couldn't have anybody in the obama administration because they use drones. >> exactly. >> drones is worse than water boarding. >> exactly. barack obama won the nobel prize, and he has killed more people with drones than any person in the history of the planet earth. now, i'm not against that for the most part, but as you say using that standard you couldn't have him. hillary clinton voted, when she was a senator, voted for goin

. >> so let me bring in rutgers university professor kevin a allred.has a class politicizing beyonce and it's raised some eyebrows. a little bit of criticism about this because as we just saw in the documentary colleges are getting more and more expensive, some people may argue classes like yours are a waste of time. what do you say to that? >> i argue exactly the opposite that these are some of the skills you learn in a class like mine which isn't just about beyonce but a lot of other things as well. those are giving them skills to get out in the world, be critical, be analytical about the world around them. that will help them get jobs in whatever chosen field they want to go out in. >> you've been receiving some emails from parents, is that right? tell us about that. >> some. i've gotten some. from different variety of folks. some not very happy. a lot very encouraging as well wondering why i'm teaching a class called politicizing beyonce. i'm usually able to sway them around this is about other things not just, you know, you won't learn dance moves

. >> kelly ditmer from the center for american women and politics ad at rutgers. thank you. >>> thank you. >> away from american politics, it's gotten cold outside, very cold and very suddenlily. suddenly. what's next? and a warm embrace on a cold night. >> this is a fancy one. i'm not letting anybody take it from you. >> there's more to it. we return to one of our favorite stories of detroit helping its own both to keep warm and to create new opportunity. that's coming up. >> game of thrones when it came out, didn't hit any best sellers lists... >> the worlds, the magic and the fascination of george r.r. martin >> i'm writing the equivalent of a medieval world war ii... >> how his imagination keeps millions of devoted fans always wanting more >> it's nice to be doing something everybody is so aware of... >> every saturday, join us for exclusive... revealing... and surprising talks with the most interesting people of our time... talk to al jazeera, only on al jazeera america real reporting that brings you the world. >> this is a pretty dangerous trip. >> security

the 22-year-old rutgers student was walking in the apashawa preserve in new jersey with four friends.. the bear chased them after being attracted by the camera. it was immediately euthanized. here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... an emotional facebook post about ferguson by an n-f-l player is going viral. new orleans saints' benjamin watson took to facebook tuesday... voicing his reaction to the decision not to indict officer darren wilson. the 33-year- old tight end voiced his anger with the injustice... and saddened by the violent reactions in the suburb. right now... the post has been shared over 400- thousand times. we can look forward to cheap gas, well through the holiday season. "opec" oil ministers, meeting in vienna, have voted *not to cut their production of crude oil, to try to prop up oil prices. the price has fallen 40 percent in recent months, to around 70 dollars a barrel.. due in part to more cheap oil being produced in america. >> the best in show goes to the bloodhound. >>that's nathan - the bloodhound and the big winner at the 20-14 nation

. >> kelly ditmer from the center for american women and politics ad at rutgers. thank you. >>> thank you. >> away from american politics, it's gotten cold outside, very cold and very suddenlily. suddenly. what's next? and a warm embrace on a cold night. >> this is a fancy one. i'm not letting anybody take it from you. >> there's more to it. we return to one of our favorite stories of detroit helping its own both to keep warm and to create new opportunity. that's coming up. >> scared as hell... >> as us combat missions end in afghanistan >> they're going to make plans for an attack. >> the only thing i know is, that they say they're not going to withdraw. >> get a first hand look at what life is really like under the taliban. >> we're going to be taken >> it's so seldom you get the access to the other side >> fault lines, al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... they're firing canisters of gas at us... emmy award winning investigative series... special episode on the front lines with the taliban on al jazeera ame