. >> i got started at rutgers university and college i was grounded by political correctness and i was outraged it was very upsetting and it incurred me the lack of freedom of thought and expression on the college campuses and things have gotten worse but it was a contempt and the acre of injustice rutgers university. >> was there is an incident that sparked it?. >> at rutgers they had three strokes that sold sandwiches at offensive names so what was called the of fat bitch and there was an outcry to sensor the names of the sand ridges. they also crossed off lucky charms but the officials of the university took it seriously. so the video when fire role in 2005. >> host: you were in new orleans that is toluol bid your book "breakthrough". >> being arrested. there is a lot of misinformation and i showed my real driver's license i was not pretending to be something wasn't but was arrested by the authorities said they were going to let me go but when they found out i was james o'keefe who did the story of acorn involving the pimps and prostitutes they conjured up a crime against me. just b

>> i got started at rutgers university in college, surrounded by political correctness and people trying to shut others down. it outraged me and it was very upsetting. it angered me that there was lack of freedom of thought on college campus. things have gotten much worse. this sort of contempt and the anger of injustice and that got me started at rutgers university. >> host: was there a specific incident that got you started? >> guest: they had things -- they sold sandwiches and some had offensive names. one was called the fact bench. they put duct tape over the name censoring the names of these sandwiches. this whole outcry, in response to that we tried to ban lucky charms, the breakfast cereal on the ground that it was racist against irish people. it was a joke, it was satire but university officials took us seriously and we recorded the encounter and the video went viral on campus in 2005. >> host: in 2010 you were in new orleans. >> being arrested. >> there's a lot of misinformation about that. i was arrested, showed my real drivers license when i entered this federal building. i wa

our next question comes from a rutgers university student. he has a question for ms. guadango. as a student graduating in may, my fellow students are concerned about employment opportunities. the state has a history of students leaving. kim: i can't hear the question. i don't want to be rude. jim: why don't you walk right on up to her. kim: i don't bite. come closer. >> as a student graduating in may, a lot of students are concerned about employment opportunities. the state has a history of students leaving for better paying jobs. this?ill you do to stop kim: thank you. he is a good sport. the answer to your question is simple. we need to continue growing the economy by making it more affordable for you to live here. we have spent tens in terms of growth and building buildings in new jersey, $1.6 billion. we need to work harder so school is more effective and more affordable for you. when you come out of school, you need to have opportunities. the way you do that is to lower the cost of doing business in new jersey, lower the cost of living in new jersey, and make sure people c

in new york, one gonzalez is at rutgers university in new brunswick.we end today's show by looking at the escalating conflict in spain over sunday's independence referendum in the northeast region of catalonia. more than 800 people were injured after spanish police stormed polling stations and tried to forcibly prevent people from voting, firing tear gas and physically attacking prospective voters. the spanish government says the referendum was illegal. it had seized control of ballots and fliers, raided the catalan regional government's offices, and even shut down pro-independence websites. late on sunday night, the catalan regional government said 90% of catalan voters chose independence. the catalan government now says it plans tm spain within 48 hours. spain says it will neither recognize the results of the referendum, nor a declaration of independence. the escalating conflict is being described as the biggest constitutional crisis in spain since the end of the franco dictatorship in the 1970's. for more, we're joined by two guests. in cleveland, o

questions for our media partners univision wb geoand rutgers university. .. >> every poll shows property taxes are the number one issue for the people in the state of new jersey. at the end of the year 2% cap for raises for fireplace will expire. local officials say letting it expire will lead to tax height. what will you do for tax city -- >> this is a great state that has been ravaged by the administration of the past eight years. the middle class has had the biggest price. choices has been made to defend the big companies in the wealthiest among us in the middle class. infrastructure has been ignored and were in an unfair state. if one looks at the property tax bill in addition to the 2% cap, the tax bill and average in this state's education funding. we will fully fund public education in the state. it has been underfunded by over $9 billion over the past eight years. there's a report coming out in december that will assess all sides of the 2% question. we want to make that based on facts, making sure we have all sides of the argument together. >> i too would like to welcome everybod

former vice-president joe biden was on campus at rut rutgers university for an anti sexual assault recall yivment former vice-president spoke about the recent sex scandal involving film producer harvey wine stin. cheal -- this is something biden has been doing quite a bit. here's what he said today. because of the bravery of so many correspond age russ women speaking up, putting their careers still at risk, this is supposed to be harvey within stein to a an abrupt end. more to come tonight. we'll be back after the break. reak. ♪ ♪ ♪ it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ democratic republican leaders are \lent\length\ing to work more hours to come to an agreement on tax re form. house leaders are talking about work ing on fridayss and the holidays to get a del on the president's tax plan done. >>reporter: half this didn'try is living paycheck to paycheck and if that means we've got to stay here until christmas to give them the relief they need and deserve then tough we'll do that. speaker paul ryan says congress must fix the tax code by the end of the year. nancy pee lowe's i fired back ab

a rutgers university study last year forecast new jersey's coast could see a one- to two-foot rise in sea levels by the year 2050. by the end of the century, the study predicts a five- or six- foot rise is possible. but, climate models vary widely and depend on future levels of the carbon emissions which cause global warming. >> in this community, acknowledging that the five-foot sea level rise map could come >> reporter: but it is a conversation mayor long had with sea bright residents after sandy, with the help of steve nelson, who was a recovery planning manager for the nonprofit new jersey future. >> it's very low-lying. it's very vulnerable to the ocean where the seawall doesn't exist, and to the river, even though there are bulkheads there. so sea bright is really in the crosshairs of the sea level rise dilemma and issue. it will be severely impacted by sea level rise if the scientists' estimations are true. >> reporter: sea bright doesn't require a major storm to flood. even typical rainy days can leave pools of water on its low- lying streets. nelson advocates a policy of" man

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. >> reporter: yarimar bonilla, an associate professor of latino and caribbean studies at rutgers university is from puerto rico. >> you know, a lot of people are discovering puerto rico and its political status for the first time right now. you have this in a bureaucratic apparatus that is not able to work quickly and efficiently, especially when they're in a context outside of the continental united states. >> reporter: she's written about how caribbean territories like puerto rico with limited self-governance are more vulnerable during a crisis. >> they have complicated arrangements with u.s. and imperial european powers. so, places like guadeloupe, st. maarten, turks and caicos, the british virgin islands, a lot of the sites that have been impacted by the hurricane season this year, they are in different kinds of entanglements with the united states and europe. >> reporter: bonilla's mother caught a flight from puerto rico and packed as if she'll never go back. >> we saw that in new orleans after katrina, many people left and did not return. all of us observing this in the united states,

. >>> rutgers university has dedicated parts of its campus to former slaves. rutgers like other early american colleges depended on slaves to help build its campuses the university has renamed a dorm after sojourner truth. a walkway on campus has been given the name of a slave who helped construct an administration building and the libra library has been renamed in honor of rutgers' first black graduate. >>> it could cost you so much to go see one of america's national parks. getting into parks like yosemite or the grand canyon costs $25. the new number, $70. the national parks service says it needs to do this as it keeps breaking records in terms of visits. that is putting a strain on their resources. officials say the new proposal would bring in about $70 million a year. right now, there's a month long public comment period where people can voice concerns about the price hike. >>> 20 minutes of non-stop news continues with free streets in philly. >> the third annual event to close down roads for traffic and open them up for walkers and runners gets underway t

. >>> joe biden will speak to students at rutgers university main campus, a national campaign to endexual assault on college campuses. the campaign was launched in 2014 after recommendations from the white house task force to prevent sexual assault. the event is open to students only. >> rain is continue east coast, david murphy tracks how long it will last. >> a woman is groped on a popular jogging trail, we'll be right back. >> now on "action news" mold problems force another school in the area to cancel classes. we're live with the important information for families. >> there's new accusations in california as the deadly wildfires around the wine country so no signs of slowing down. >> western suburbs are clearing out, but the wet roads have caused a lot of trouble for the morning commute. >> indeed it has, good morning, everybody, thursday, october 12, let's go over to david murphy and karen rogers who is losing count of accidents this morning. >> reporter: lots of stuff going on, storm tracker 6 live double scan showing the bulk of the precipitation is moving east of the city, p

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. >> thank to you our partners, univision, new jersey spot light and rutgers university and to our hosthe new jersey erforming arts center. i'm toni from new york. >> and i'm from philadelphia. we urge you to exercise your right to vote on tuesday, november 7. good night. >> good night. >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, we'll look at president trump's expected decision to deearth certify -- decertify the program this week and georgia republican congressman rob wouldall with the republican tax reform proposal. and the future of administration, in a trump administration to protect dreamers, ted lue will talk about that. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern. join the discussion. >> we're live in nashville, tennessee, for the next stop of the c-span's bus 50 capitals tour. phil will be our guest at washington journal starting 9 :30 a.m., talking the tough policy issues. join us thursday for the entire journal starting 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> on thursday two members of president trump's cabi

from your vantage point, even as a speaker, you've run into situations like at rutgers university saying it's better if she doesn't come. does it bother you? >> universities have to be places of open discourse. i do tell my students from time to time it's not my job to make you comfortable. it's actually my job to make you uncomfortable. you're only learning when you're stretching yourself and when you're not with people exactly like you are. something sometimes will say something stupid or maybe you'll run into a jerk and you're insulted, but you don't have a constitutional right to not be insulted. we have got to get to the place where we can have these top conversations in a way that is honorable, in a way that is respectful, recognizing we've got a long, difficult history that's behind us that's still affecting our present. i don't believe in silence and debate. when people want to shout down a speaker or they want to e sinv speaker, they're trying to fire up debate. that's not how democracies get stronger. >> da: not what our founding fathers intended with the first amendment. condo

in childhood studies from rutgers university. hiss current book program examines how discourses of boyfriend and frontier mythology shaped each other. material from this manuscript has been published in various journals including boyhood studies and the journal of the history of childhood and youth. he will be presenting considering the frontiers of childhood. [applause] >> thank you for that introduction and i thank you for having me here today. so on september 14th, 1883 the philadelphia inquirer ran this brief news story under the headlines missing boys, two youngsters are reading infat waited with buffalo bill. i'm going to read the whole story here. it's brief. william particular insen, aged 14 years and william stephen son are missing since monday. they both left home dressed with the intention of seeing buffalo bill. they had been in a habit of reading exciting stories such as indian tales, et cetera, and it is supposed that they must have left with buffalo bill during monday night. the mothers of the young lads are greatl

he'll be at rutgers university to talk about combatting sexual violence on campus.am on nbc10.com. >>> this morning on "megyn kelly today. j actress and mom of three isla fisher with her new book about the best babysitter any child could want. >>> and a teenager told his debilitating panic attacks are all in hishead. his mother saying something else is to blame. >>> celebrating successful women everywhere. meet a venture capitalist blazing trails and raising millions in male-dominated silicon valley. >>> and true or false? can it be ris cky to share your partner's toothbrush? we'll answer that and more health questions. all that and more right now. hello!

if the school is owned by the state -- rutgers university owned by the state of new jersey -- any banjustify the ban is a non-content basis like there would be such disruption and we don't have the money to hire the security to resist the disruption. in the case of rut guesser, they're flush with cash -- rutgers, they're flush with car cash, so the argument wouldn't work. what about a private school? well, a private school like princeton -- ashley: yes. >> -- which receives federal funds for a variety of things from professors' research to the construction of buildings to student scholarships, some of those funds have strings attached x. some of the strings might say you have to follow federal standards in the following area. i haven't read the strings in this case. ashley: right, right. >> but if one of them is the freedom of speech, then by accepting the money, they have agreed to the same standards which is you can't ban speech because of content. ashley: right. >> so i don't know if that's ooh the case with the school that tried to ban him. but it is difficult to win these cases i

rutgers made to keep the money. it seems a little out of character. many universities are gying it back. one in california in particular. >> any institution that receive money from him should give it back. we should also understand that there is a climate going on suspects the '60's in and '70's. in the white house like donald trump tim? in good company with harvey weinstein. before we get to this issue of who it come pars to. i don't think they are comparable. let's talk about the money. >> dnc, an awful lot of money. you have murphy on the debate stage saying unequivocally, he never got money from harvey win stein. it was untrue. he lied because he was one of this finance chairs that facilitated that money. why do you think he lied? should he jeff the money back? >> , it is is about dishonessest to say life lied. he was on the fun raising committee for the dnc. the dncive took money. that is to say. i don't think so. i mean, if we want to do a certification thing. we're all gltive something. that is it. let's address the other mun nish shoe. i am glad that politicians have said that th

rutgers main campus. it was discovered sunday morning. someone used red paint to cross out that image. university officials they removed the graffiti but they have not said whether the vandalism is being investigated. >>> earlier this year we told but nazi symbol drawn on a dry erase board at another rutgers dorm. >>> some bad news for house of card fans. >> netflix announced they are not renewing it after season six and really interesting timing on this one as well, spokesperson says that the decision was actually made months ago but they are deeply troubled by the recent allegations against their big star kevin spacey, the academy award winning actor and star of the show, cues of sexual lay hearts racing rent star when i he was 14. space i claims to not recall the incident and apologized and then came out as gay on twitter. >> it seems as if he has used coming out as a deflects technique as if the community might rally around him but we won't be used as a shield to deflect from alleged misconduct. >> yesterday, it was also announce that had space i will not be honored as was planned, at the 201

rutgers law school. and the mta from international relations from tufts university. kate harding said i was the one who got her on instagram. [laughter] but it didn't take for gushy is the author of asking for it. a finalist of the 2016 minnesota book award and has given lectures on body image and rape culture and that this spring a distinguished visiting writer at cornell college and earned her biography says that she is feminist as fuck. [laughter] nasty. currently the senior editorial director and a former executive editor of the world with being blogging and all so it ayatollah laughing because we have had drinks and talked about being in love life and i have added date since. [laughter] that is true. [laughter] i just realized. she will ruin your love life intend easy steps. so i have questions that are directed but jump bid as well. >> this is not an interview. >> no, no, no. so first i did a podcast and i had some difficult questions so what makes you a nasty woman and?. >>. >> what did i say? that was late at night. i said i think the nasty woman it seems app

university main campus in new brunswick. the campaign was launched in 24 following recommend from a white house task force and is only open to rutgers students. >>> a new york woman is alive because of a total stranger. this is what is lester her car after being smashed by a long i'll railroad train. pete heard the crash from his nearby home and ran to the scene. he managed to pull esposito from the car moments before it was demolished by the train. >> it was 5 to 7 seconds after we got out of the car the train hit the car. >> through life hero, he came out of bed and he heard the crash of the cars andame over . if he hadn't done that i wouldn't be here. >> she walk add way with bumps and bruises and nobody else was hurt. >>> wow. still to come details on a family tradition more than 60 years strong. meet the large group of local cousins that have been meeting once a month for six decades. >>> threeee wks after maria pummeled puerto rico most of the island remains without power and health concerns are mowning. a team of 12 new jersey doctors through to the territory to in the ali gorman join the the mission. tonight she will take yo

nazi symbol on the dorm at rutgers main campus, discovered on the outside wall of the stonier hall sunday morning some one later used red paint to cross out that image. universityicials removed graffiti but they have in the satisfied whether the vandalism is being investigated. earlier we told but a sim about found drawn on a dry erase board at another rutgers dorm. >>> bad news for house of card fans. >> kevin spacey in the news for all of the wrong reasons. netflix announcing they will not renew house of card after season six, amid all of this timing. spokesperson says decision was made months ago but they are deeply troubled by recent kevin spacey allegations, the academy award winning actor and star is accused of sexual ly harassing the rent star anthony rap as a 14 year-old boy. space i claims to have not recalled the incident and has apologized and came out, as gay, on twitter, it seems as if he used coming out as a deflects technique but we won't be used as a shield deflect from alleged misconduct. >> it was also announced space i will not be honored as was planned with the 2017 international emmy founders award. >>> producers guild of america announced