look at just the one person or focus on a person but it's the whole system that needs, we just lost tom ross presidentpresident ross. much repair work needs to be done to i don't think we can blame it all on her. >> headed in the wrong direction. >> we just -- it's not in here. >> as a faculty member it's easier for me to say yes i wish fulton being what it behaved differently but i know darn well that faculty should of been putting heat on the ministry all along and they've not done that and there's no excuse for it. >> that's why tenure was created. >> i'm curious about the scandals across the country, how many admissions directors or members of the admissions committee have been held accountable? how me athletic administrators or faculty members or academic administers have been held accountable? how many of them have lost their jobs? the only one i see losing the jobs are coaches and academic support people. it's totally backwards. they can't get into cannot admitted angel not have these problems. i worked at a university where many of these same kids were not admitted because of their t

she was at the mediation made an appearance it's we just lost tom ross. don't think we can blame it on her. >> being forced out. >> just decided. >> as a faculty member is easy for me to say, yes i wish they would have behaved differently but i no darn well the faculty should have. putting the heat on the administration all along. and this is no excuse. >> all the scandals across the country additions, directors had been held accountable how many athletic administrators of faculty members have been held accountable. it's totally backwards. if they are not admitted i worked at a university were many of these same kids were not admitted because the transfer. the main university. the faculty representatives still not on the radar. they fly right under the radar and are never held accountable for anything. he graduated from seminary. >> first success story, this woman over here. >> i have a question. i agree with everything that has been said. i am at duke graduate. i want to disclose that. they spend about a month to six weeks before school starts in boot ca

we just lost tom ross. president ross. so much repair work needs to be done.i don't think we can blame it all on her. >> heading in the wrong direction with president ross being forced out? >> we just -- [laughter] >> easier do mr. to say i wilt fulton dean would have behaved differently but i know the faculty should have behaved differently. this faculty should have been putting the heat on the administration and there's no discuss for it. >> that's why it was created. >> yes. >> how serious in all the scandals across the country, how many admissions directors or members of the admissions committee have been held accountable? how many athletic administrators or faculty members or academic administrators have been held accountable? how many have lost their jobs? the only ones i see losing their joins are coaches and academic support people. it's totally backwards. they can't -- if they're not admitted you're not going to have these problems. i worked at a university where many of the same kids were not admitted because of their transcripts. and i'm not going t

the kit cat kline abby our producer tom loudon caitlin ross of course. >> and alyssa ingram. >> who is that boy in the back. >> tom loudon our executive producer. >> of course we could not end it up there. >> oh, god. >> what did i sleep in that shirt. >> then we went to the car yoke i bar and we had a private room there. we could go all out. >> yes good that is jared. >> that is nina. >> from power 99, she came. she we had philly pr car. >> there is my friend charisma. >> great time. jared the photographer look at him in the back. >> i mentioned kit cat kline, who is doing this hour. she was the would the man on the right there, letter little face, that is kit cat kline. >> she had a great time seeing justin timberlake. >> great celebration. i feel blessed. i'm loving philly. i'm loving being here. meet a lot of people who came in and out and came through for the the party. >> who all came. >> it was a lot of fun. >> really, any famous people famous philadelphians or ex-philadelphians. >> is there someone you would like to say, mike. >> a lot of people showed up. >> it was a lot of fu

ross. steve, mike tom cotton has gotten this all figured out. this is like operation desert fox, no biggie. >> the problem for the white house is you're dealing with one hand the hawks like tom cotton that will never be for an iran deal, that's the reality the white house is up against. the other issue the there are other republicans and democrats like chuck schumer who look at this and say that there is a role here for congress because what's involved with the negotiations is removing sanctions that congress put in place. >> but let's be clear, tom cotton is an outlieer in thinkingthink ing bombing iran's nuclear facilities is easy. >> if the white house was only up against that the white house would be in a good political situation right now. but they're up against people in congress who look at this and say i'm not where tom cotton is. i'm not for let's bomb iran tomorrow. but they say, hay, i'm in congress. congress put these sanctions on iran. that's the problem for the white house. >> but the problem for tom cotton is he sounds like donald

tom roussey. alison: developing now, police are looking for clues in a murder investigation in capitol heights. earl ross was shot to death on coral gardens court back in january. tonight, officers canvassed the area, hoping for a break in the case. the victim's mother spoke to abc 7. >> it has been really painful you know living without my son. he was my baby. he was my heart. he was a fun-loving, god-fearing young man, and when this happened to him, he was on the cell phone talking to me when somebody ambushed him and ran up and shot and killed him. alison: there is a reward of up to $25,000 for information that helps net an arrest. leon: 10 northern virginia -- the biggest drug bust or what is believed to be the biggest drug bust in loudoun county history. two people are charged, and police are telling us more arrests could be possible. jay korff is live in the newsroom. we're talking pounds, right? jay: a tremendous amount of drugs and narcotics. the craziest thing is that one of the suspects had no intention of being caught. they say he jumped from a third-floor balcony, landed on an awning and took

we will revisit maryland life coverage of gaithersburg festival with martin ross and tom davis as wellvid axelrod. will close out made in new york city where it they showcase their upcoming books. in june we are like were the rangers room let best in chicago the three-hour program lawrence wright and your phone calls on c-span2's booktv. >>host: we want to welcome back a republican of wisconsin. he sits on the foreign affairs committee. i want to begin with what dominated the front pages this morning. saudi's announced thing the bombing of the human rebels. the obama administration has put pressure on the saudi's to stop the bombings. they are saying what they did was effective. guest: we're also getting reports that they reengaged as well. they pulled back and then reengage. he will see the region continually and turmoil. yemen does not have a stabilized government. the region is nervous about it. they are going to be playing a role there to make sure that the iranians and do not get a little bit, do not play in their backyard too much. host: campaign against human rebels entered the

tom: we come down and we come back. it's will be an important agenda item ross all markets and all countries this week. greece is not just about greece. we need jon ferro. i look at the markets this morning. what's the why this morning? we try to get the finance ministers. guest: i listened to one man and that was the deputy prime minister of greece. he was looking at the endgame which could be a new set of elections. they are promising not to renege on their offices. you give them another decision to make. if they do come back and say we will make concessions. they want to stay in europe or it we could get closer to the endgame. they could be moving to a political decision, a referendum or an election. brendan: you've got both of the centrist parties saying we are ready anytime you want to make is compromised area guest: the bigger problem for greece could be that if they go for an election, what do they do? that is where things could get really messy. the greek people say we are sick of this and maybe we should deep all and exit. that could make even messier down the road. brendan: what is the one ba