issues thatk at the students are concerned about, a lot of those are the same issues a lot of us are concerned about. with another part annual survey of college students' attitudes toward a number of issues, politics, obviously now we are in the middle of a presidential race -- what do they think about the different candidates? what are they concerned about , they arerestingly concerned about their future, whether they will have a better life in the future. they are concerned about education issues. they are worried about student debt, whether or not they will be able to complete their education. it wastingly enough, something we had not seen before, in a recent survey, the students said -- we asked them about national service. have not beenents that excited about the idea of serving the country in some capacity to for one or two years. said they would support the national service system in exchange for benefits to help pay for their education. i thought that was interesting that students for the first time seemed to be very interested in some form of national service system that wou

. >> professor, that's something that we have to get the in thatk of if we're going to be a mix of religionsrowing in number, but people with no religion, and everyone wants a moral base from which to talk to other people. >> i think that's right. and i agree with the other panelists, and we can see this by looking at younger americans leading the way. millennials are already 80 million among us, more than the baby boomers, and they're demanding values. studies show that they're leaving conservative religions and liberal religions over ethics, and questions of civic value. and big questions. so the millennials are leaving the church not because they're abandoning values, but quite opposite. their values are leading the way, and i think that an interest in spirituality and a sense of wonder is part of that. we're entering a new complicated territory for america, and i think that we need to listen to young people to find out the values that they're prioritizing, and to think about how organizations for them, either religious or secular, are going to be exemplifying those values, because they w

tuesday morning, he said both paris and london have become radicalized in the wake of the recent thatks, so radicalized, police refused to go into certain areas. those comments follow his highly controversial call to block all muslims from entering the united states. washington correspondent philip crowther went to meet some of byse who would be affected donald trump on his way. philip: in the america in which donald trump's president, this would be a thing of the past. the republican front runner has for a "total words and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states." those who still do prefer to laugh it off. patrol agent just said, "welcome back," so that is what is so great about america. >> donald trump is stupid and so are the americans who support him. muslims are not the enemy. >> i am not afraid because i am 100 percent sure that he will label that she will never be able to kick out an entire religion out of the country. philip: donald trump is being taken seriously, at least by his republican opponents. they have proposed measures that are not all that different. c

i'm wondering if you look back court thatk of the you studied over the years, what is the greatest period of the court costs history? the early days were sometime after that? -- or sometime after that? >> at different times. i mentioned marbury versus madison, that was, what the heck are they doing, but it the supreme court's veto power. and you see the dred scott decision, a terrible decision. it hurt us for years. it adds and flows. and flows. there were some bad parts. then when end of virtual right rights werevidual brought into the court, one person, one vote, a very good move. a woman's right to choose, i believe a very good vote. many of my supporters would disagree. and i think we now we are going into a shaded, conservative -- concerned area where the right to vote is being diminished greatly. countrycontinues, this is going to be badly damaged by allowing untraveled amount s of money to control elections, that will put us back to the age where only wealthy individuals have power in this country instead of one person, one vote. it will also bring about a cynicism and disillusionm