congratulations to the usc class of 2015. fight on! [applause] >> former massachusetts governor mitt romney received an honorary doctorate and delivered an address at saint anselm college in new hampshire. he talked about his loss in 2012 election and urged the graduating class to get involved in the next new hampshire primary. [applause] >> it gives me great pleasure at this time to call upon governor mitt romney to give the address. [applause]

congratulations to the usc class of 2015. fight on! [applause] >> former massachusetts governor mitt romney received an honorary docketed at saint anselm college in new hampshire before delivery this year's commencement address. he talked about his lost in 2012 election and urged the graduating class to get involved in the next new hampshire primary. this is 20 minutes. [applause] mr. romney: it gives me great pleasure at this time -- >> gives me great pleasure at this time to call upon governor mitt romney to give the address. [applause] mr. romney: thank you. president abbott, trustees, faculty, honored guest and we repair, to the class of 2015, well done and congratulations. do you parents, the years of investment and prayers have added up to this joyful achievement. hopefully you are about to experience a new american dream which is no longer owning your own home. it is getting your kids out of the home you own. [laughter] mr. romney: you have just heard i have been awarded an honorary degree. when i think of all the times i've in

her husband george lucas was a usc graduate. [applause] ms. hobson: what a day.

i push it here at usc and, of course usc's in the city and our student sos tend to have more -- students tend to be more metro metropolitan, and i teach broadcast so that's different too. but this is a great opportunity for young journalists who want to really make a difference and have an impact. one reporter/editor i met he's now in new mexico and now owns the guadalupe county communicator, he was one of the rocky mountain news' biggest correspondents. and the rocky bit the dust, like so many newspapers are. when that happened he went around and sort of kicked the tires on various papers in new mexico because that's where he wanted to live and where he's from, and he found this paper. and he has -- he wins all the awards every year in new mexico. the paper's amazing. he he brought along a photographer and an editorial cartoonist. i mean, this town didn't know what hit them this quality paper, all of a sudden. and he stuck with it. i think this is now ten years he's been there. it's hard. he sometimes hand delivers to mailboxes. he's everything. >> what's the subscription size of a smal

. >> host: joining us now is usc professor frank mcadams who has written this book "vietname rough riders" a convoy commander's memoir" professor frank mcadams what is a rough rider in the vietnam era? but right out and threw the notorious past and into those convoys they just nicknamed us the roughriders it was before i got there is an 66 or 67 they told me i was going to the roughriders highway one was the main highway in vietnam that stretched through the central islands in ben into where i was all the way north and it was the main highway. i believe is still called highway number one i was of a cowboy commander in the affair is in an ambush we will get through the. memo trouble as possible. anywhere from six to seven trucks with the south vietnamese and then they turned esterase surgeons and we will get this. he took a pencil he worked three places on the map to say they will get us here or here or here they hit is set 1/3 point and then the operations people were red-faced because it was predicted from the convoy they will get hit because of the smoke in the year, there is the tenden

. >> what is your story and how did you get to usc law school? >> i grew up in mississippi. my mother is mexican and my father is austrian. i went to law school at georgetown. and i worked for about 10 years at the university of illinois. but los angeles was such a great place to think about these issues of race with regard to latinos and african-americans and i couldn't find a morsel order of institution and faculty. >> what is it about mrs. be that lead you to what you say this is why i wrote about this. >> welcome i grew up in mississippi in the 60s and my hometown along with many other places were hotbeds of racial unrest and deception. i saw firsthand the long-term sediment effects of persistent racial discrimination. i taught public school for about three years before i went to law school and i observed firsthand the feedback in regard to public education as well as wealth disparity and separated even though classed by families from what might appear to be in a class by families but their wealth status is quite different. and that had a huge effect terms of who ended u

. >> host: and now joining us on booktv on c-span2 is usc professor frank mcadams who's written this book, "vietnam roughriders: a convoy commander's memoir." professor mcadams, what's a roughrider in the vietnam era? >> guest: a roughrider in the vietnam e era were from the first marine division. and we ran the trucks up and down highway 1. right out of da nang, south to hoi january and an boy and north through the notorious and stretchous pass to -- [inaudible] and points north. anybody who went on those convoy s through one of the dangerous passes in vietnam they just nicknamed us the roughriders. and it was sometime in, before i got there in '66 or '67 that when i got there they told me i'm going to the 11th motor transport battalion, those are the roughriders. >> host: first of all, what is highway 1? >> guest: highway 1 was the main highway in vietnam that stretched from the delta which is the -- [inaudible] through the central highlands and then into i corps which is where i was from da nang all the way north to the dm,mz. and it was the main highway. it was just called highwa

testifies the team captain at usc. he had 12 touchdowns. as you saw earlier, eagle fans showed up at the link and when chip kelly spoke to them they let him know who they wanted. he was not able to do the deal for mariota. he went really hard after him. he tried to get from 20 up to 2. he offered sam bradford, michael kendricks, two first rounders a third rounder. the titans said no. chip said that report is false. he did not offer any players. >> we had a conversation with both teams but it was way too steep for us to do anything. that didn't get very serious. we didn't get in any discussions. like driveing into a nice neighborhood and they tell you the price and you turn around and drive away. >> reporter: sam bradford is your eagles quarterback. they have talked to him about a contract extension. we'll have a lot more coming up in sports for now. back to you. >> chip didn't like the price of that house. here is a live look at lincoln field. >> a lot of people i know you know this thought that mariota would be wearing eagles green instead

. >> the eagles used their 20th rounds pick to draft usc wide receiver nelson. >> for more, on the draft let's bring in eyewitness sports reporter james palmer, in the house, all right james, it is done. no mariota but a good player. >> chip kelly called him too good to pass up. he got the guy he was looking for, in fact, he tried to get him to come to oregon when kelly was head coach there didn't give him the first time around got him the second time around, 6-foot one, 190-pound will replace jeremy maclin, won't kansas city in free agency. of course plenty every rumors that chip would try to trade up for heisman trophy winner marcus mariota. he talked last night and said the price to move up was just too steep. >> part of the plan we will build this team and we still think there is a lot of value in this draft and future drafts, so we'll try to hole onto our picks if we can. >> coming up at 5:00 we'll hear more from chip kelly on how close the team actually got to making a play, for mariota. he'll meet with the media this afternoon, first day of practice, is already monday when the eag

we got a wide receiver out of u usc he's almost like a clone of jeremy maclin can play and side, can play outside got real good hands, real good balance real good little football mayor. so agholor is our man look at him run we'll see a lot of that in eagles green. >> here's chip kelly on the player we got and the player we didn't get. >> just a rea price like driving into a nice neighborhood looking at a house and saying that's really nice and they tell you the price and you turn around and drive a it way. we didn't walk in the front door. we didn't take look around. >> all right. coming up in sports we'll speak with the voice of the eagles mr. merrill reece. for now let's zen it back to you, chris. >> that's a pretty good explanation from chip kelly beasley, thank you very much. i think we all know how that tools. >>> our team coverage continues now with natasha brown. she's been with the fans down at lincoln financial field and natasha, i imagine the reaction that was pretty pronounced tonight. >> reporter: very much so. certainly the emotions of the fans was palpable, chris. we ca

professor here at usc, the first call comes from angela in new york. you are on with robert scheer. >> caller: hello, how do you do sir. >> guest: hello. >> caller: yes hello i wanted to instead of talking theoretically, i wanted to tell you a personal story. i think that one of the elephants in the room is a court system and that you are evaluated by what your monetary worth is. and judges make decisions based on that. >> you know i apologize we are not going to be able to get into your personal story today. but what about the court system. have they been supportive of privacy rights and supportive of government wanting to know and etc.? >> i think that that bedrock principle should be the protection of individual rights. like protection of the constitution. our constitution is the clearance document for asserting individual sovereignty. the fourth amendment is rare. general warrants are out. they have been having a specific reason to enter in someone's home, tapping their phone. that is called due process. and until this last court since 9/11 we have

wide receiver, usc. >> the eagles use their 20th overall pick draft nelson agholor. he compares himself to randall could be will replace journey maclin who went to kc in free agency. now, several of agholor's teammates have taken to twitter to greet him to the sit of brotherly love. the first we have here from former team mat matt barkley played with him at usc knows a thing or two about him telling everyone in philly they'll be excited to have agholor on their team with the birds. on cho giving little bit of advice to the rookie as he comes into the nfl, a lot of veterans always like to reach out to the rookies, even on day one when they get here. and jordan matthews picked in the second rounds, wide receiver by chip kelly he has a very similar work ethic to agholor, according to kelly hence, let's get to work bro. now, by the way for fans finding out if they think the eagles still can get their hands and mariota this might burst their bubble. tennessee titans have already have him on their website welcoming him to nash shrill, and urging fans to buy their tickets.

i want to send my congratulations to the usc class of 2015 and all of those who celebrate and champion those. now i would like to ask the graduates to do something. i would like you to look past the ring and look up the sky. now i would like you to imagine that you are in a light caps off and it took you two hours to be 24 miles up. insane, right? the only way you can get back to the earth is to jump. this actually happened in 2012 where a parachutist put himself in this exact situation. he said if he looked out, he could see the curve of the earth as he contemplated his next move. if you watch the video, you will hear his ground crew tell him to disconnect the off-season supply hoses -- the oxygen supply hoses attached to his suits. he does not move. moments passed. then you hear the command again disconnect the oxygen. i think as most of you know, i would say that sitting 24 miles up is not that different from where you are sitting right now. graduating from college is a major transition. you are probably feeling eager feeling excited. you may also be feeling scared. [applause] ms. h

usc is in the city and our students are more metropolitan and i teach broadcast but this is a great opportunity for a young journalist who really want to make a difference. one reporter editor that i met who was now in new mexico note goes the of guadalupe county communicator he was one of "the rocky mountain news" biggest correspondence but a bit the dust when that happened he kicked the tires of various papers in mexico because that is where he was from and found this paper it is amazing. he brought along a photographer this town didn't know what hit them. he stuck with it this is now 10 years he has been there. it is hard sometimes you will hand deliver to the mailbox. >> host: what is the subscription size? fifty%? thirty% of the town? >> guest: it depends people line up the day the paper comes from the printer. she will put a green flag out that the paper is here. but people buy it at the local store for 25 since but the subscriptions don't really pay the freight it is the legal pads if you could get a patron. >> host: our young people subscribing or is it the older population? >>>> host.

. >> host: nally want to introduce you to usc professor joe saltzman. what you do for a living? >> guest: i teach journalism and communication at the best in the country. >> host: would it be done throughout your life and career? >> guest: i starred in television when i was very young in 1964 by cbs television until 1974 did my six documentaries and then came here to start broadcasting. we started in 1974 that then you're ever send freelancing why i was here. i've been a medical reporter pretty much for 40 years. >> host: how has the broadcast will change how you teach? >> guest: we have to teach multimedia. what we do is teach tax audio and video. broadcasting is still alive and well and is basically a storytelling with video so i haven't changed the way i teach. that is what i usually teach. if you can do good preproduction you can do good production. >> host: we've invited you to talk about your book "heroes and scoundrels." who is though he barns? >> guest: you're giving me tough questions. the house of cards reporter who will do anything for his stories and sleep at their s

out of usc. 6'5", 305 pounds. will sure the -- he would sure it defensive line up and put more pressure on the quarterback. jack del rio is a defensive minded coach but the general manager goes for the best athlete available. it will be interesting to see how it all unfolds and i have been told that jameis winston is the number one pick. two more to go before the raiders are on the clock. down south, in santa clara, scott reiss with the latest on the 49ers who have the number 15 pick. >> few minutes to wait. the 49ers won't give us a pick for a couple hours. they will select 15th in the draft. with the retirement and the uncertain future of smith, most believe the 49ers will go defense with the pick. one name that makes sense, eric armstead out of oregon. defensive lineman who would be a perfect pick for the 9sers. a run stopper and -- 9ers. a run stopper. and a dark horse selection, todd gurley out of georgia. todd gurley freak talent. battled injuries the last couple seasons in college. several sources identifie

first of all i want to to congratulate you on bringing books to usc. all all my trojan friends out there command talking about you. i have written a book based closely on nokia valleys the prints which was published 500 years ago. some people say was that was 502, published 502, some people say 498. and so i wrote a book of advice for hillary on how to when and how to govern. that will be released on june 19. some of my republican friends are going to like it because it is how she could win and govern. >> host: what is it called? >> guest: it is called the queen. >> host: how did you come up with that name? >> guest: because it is not the prince is the queen. i we will do everything i can to stop her from winning. to adapt billion dollars, the dollars, the electoral college, the confusion of the republican ranks, we cannot make a single mistake. i'm a conservative a conservative republican. i would rather any republican beat hillary. right now if you look at her and you are london bookie i bet they have for at least three to two odds of winning >> host

. >> 20th pick in the 2015 nfl draft philadelphia eagles select nelson egalar wide receiver, usc. >> you hear him say mariota. coach may have tried to trade him up but in the end it didn't happen. the draft continues tonight. the "action news" sports team has a special draft breakdown after "action news" at 11:00. >> reporter: the avengers age of ultron was relesioned overnight. the action cam was at the north broad street overnight. many movie goers gave the film rave reviewers of you views. >> it was a great movie, a lot of action. i'm not a big man of marvel, so i'm not too big on like the whole story line. >> the avengers age of ultron is rated pg13. avenger is put out by disney and 6abc is a part of the disfee family. >>> find out how a tiger ventured outside it's natural habitat. >> reporter: we'll need coats on the way to school, but it's a clawd call, what does that mean? we'll have that coming up in the seven-day forecast. (female announcer) you could win $1,000 a day for life... (husband) hon! it's grover cleveland! (female announcer) ...when you play the new cash4life, fro

these are mixed marital arts fighters training to compete in the ultimate fighting championship or usc younger fans. supporters say there are more knock outs more action and a rising roster of stars. but even the professionals here have their doubts about competing with boxing. >> boxing has been around forever and it's going to be around forever and, you know this is a big fight but i'm pretty sure that when ali fought foreman they said it would be the last big fight and have been through it before and it's not going to happen. >> reporter: unless the ultimate fighting championship is making in roads at least here and sports organizers say the way boxing is run could be the beginning of its down fall. >> boxing is short sighted and greedy and not thinking about the future of the sport, what they did with tickets here only a certain amount of tickets went on sale then they were on secondary market and there are tickets everywhere and they price the fans out of the fight. there are so many people who would love to come in town and see the fight. >> reporter: people in mgm arena do not m

usc's psychological of business offers an mvp, james bogle and blake pickell join us today. james, let's start with you. why is there a need for a master of business program specifically for veterans. how is the curriculum different from the traditional mba? >> i would say it is driven by the demand. there is a tremendous interest in the program like this. >> what kind of interest have you seen so far? >> there is lots and lots of inquiries and applications. unfortunately we can only accommodate 50 students at a time at this point. but there is many people in quiring into it. >> blake, i want to congratulate you. i know it has only been a we e you graduated, how do you feel right now. >> i feel great, i'm very proud to be a member of cohort 2. i'm just looking to get lots of money from various companies. >> anyone related to a company watching, make sure you give blake a call. you were an officer in the air force, why did you enroll and what skills were you looking to develop? >> i went to the air force academy to serve my country and to basically get technical skills in eng

way to go to eric and of virginia took care of usc. look at this catch. are you kidding me? great catch, but it was downhill from there. the cavaliers beat the men of troy, 6-1. the play of the nikon indiana -- the play of the night indiana, strike three. runner trying to steal second, outnumbered two. the runner at third breaks for home. he is caught in the pedal. the catcher runs him down. completes the phenomenal triple play. indiana wins, 7-1. hockey fans, madison square garden game seven, tampa on the attack. scroll is game. start the bus, the light is on. tampa is going to the finals. they beat the rangers and advanced to the stanley cup finals. and this is my final night at abc 7. i just want to say thanks. it has been a great run. leave me, i appreciate you and i always will. leon: not nearly as much as we appreciate you, brother. tim: i love you. leon: stay right there because we are going to stay -- say farewell to this great man who sits next to me. oh, that's tim, sorry. our salute leon: it is emotional moment here in the studio. one of the toughest i've had on t

usc wide receiver agholor could be a week one starter. let look at agholor and roe, they were going one-on-one in practice and whether they liked it or not, they have big shoes to fill, agholor they drafted 20 and overall will hopefully fill in for jeremy maclin and roe could be the starting corner or the starting free safety both rookies say they are not worried about making an immediate impact. >> my mentality is to progress, i want to be a better player today and better player tomorrow, i'm not worried about saying i'm the guy right now. i want to get bet zblir want to better myself i can't say i'll be a starter week one, have you to earn your spot and respect your respect like a freshman coming into college you have to learn from the people ahead of you. >> yes great attitude to have from the eagles top two picks when i asked them whether or not they wanted to be on the field for the monday night game in four months against atlanta, slow down they told me it's only day one of eagles rookie camp they are trying to learn the play book a

wide receiver, usc. they were shouting mariota there. coach kelly may have tried to trade up marcus mariota. in the end it didn't happen. the draft continues tonight with the second and third round. the "action news" sports team will have more after "action news" at 11:00. >> welcome agular. >> reporter: that makes a lot of sense because we got rid of some receivers. storm tracker 6 live double scan right now we're mainly dry but down to the south of philadelphia we're continuing to watch a couple of showers that rain was all the way up to dover and the southern half of delaware is filtering out the stuff that we see dancing around off the coast of cape may very light maybe a sprinkle down the shore, not sure that will manage to make it into to places like sea isle. as we look outside mainly cloudy skies it's looking that way down the shore. it's not out of the question you see sunshine today but generally speaking more clouds than the last couple of days. 50 degrees in philadelphia. winds out of the northeast 9 miles per hour. a noticea

his name is nelson agholor from usc.st evening. >> jeff skversky with more on the newest bird. >> chip kelly did not get his prime target in the nfl draft last night but now the eagles coach is countering on nelson agholor to become a prime time receiver and fill the void left by one jeremy maclin. live with jaime apody at team headquarters and jamie you were there with the guy who caught over a hundred balls at usc last year. >> you know, the man of the hour. i've got him. nelson agholor is joining me right now with the biggest smile on his face. can you tell us what the last 24 hours has been like for you? >> it's been amazing opportunity. i've been very blessed to be here and just kind of being around my new family has been good. >> family, we like to hear that. you know, wide receivers is a position what can you bring to the table. >> i want to be a player that can help the team out the best that i can whether it's offense or special teams. you know, coaches are going the try their best to develop me as player and i

thaws of usc students across the state say no tuition hikes. jodi hernandez is live from the campus where students are breathing a sigh of relief. >> they say they feel like a huge weight has been lifted off of their shoulders as it appears the tuition hikes have been put on hold as the governor and the university strike a deal. >> it is finals week at uc berkeley. >> very very stressed. >> but amid the stress of their studies, students got comforting news. the governor says he struck a deal with the university of california. he will give them an infusion of money in exchange for a two-year tuition freeze. >> they will hold tuition flat for another two years, so that is very good indeed. >> it comes after months of back and forth. and some intense closed door meetings between the color and uc president nopolitano. >> for so many years, we have been starved for funding over the recession, and we had to make cut backs. >> the legislature still needs to approve the nearly $1 billion boost, students like lucy lotte feel a huge sense of relief even

my mother was an office worker at usc. my parents were divorced when i was 10 years old. i moved to the east coast and lived there for six years and then fled back to california after high school. i went to school at uc santa barbara. i have been in san francisco since 1989, have lived in the excelsior since 1999. the difficulty is muni often sees it as an industrial area not a neighborhood. we have to figure out how to make it work as a neighborhood and as a place that can service the light rail vehicles. i have had lots of different jobs. my main job has been doing social work for san francisco state university. i have been a community organizer, a social worker but i have also been a legislative aide. i worked mostly for community- based organization supporting kids and families working for labor. i got to see how city hall could be an effective tool to create change. i looked at running in 2007 2008, and somehow i made it. i have been in politics for so many ways doing work around central america, supporting people in central america against u.s. imperialism, their ri

. >> reporter: the editorial staff the usc's student newspaper has called for a ban on nestle products until they stop bottling california water. >>> still ahead, the high speed rail project from san francisco to l.a. could be a bargain. a new report compares ticket prices to similar trains throughout the world. >>> and a project dreamed up by carl sagan four decades ago is becoming a reality. >>> and a wild and happy family reunion caught on video for this mother's day. >>> and it was a sunny but chilly mother's day. if you can believe it or not, even cooler air set to arrive. i'll explain in the forecast. >>> one day the best bargain for traveling within california could be by train. the los angeles times estimates the average cost to ride the new high speed bullet train from los angeles to san francisco will be $86. at 20 cents a mile it will be one of the cheapest high speed rail trips in the world. china's train from beijing to shanghai costs 22 cents a mile. in italy, it's 25 cents a mile. it's 46 cents a mile for the high speed ride from hanover to wufrtburg in germany. californ

saturday with susan webber wright at the university of arkansas and dream works chair melody hobson at usc. former massachusetts governor and 2012 presidential candidate mitt romney speaking in manchester manchester new hampshire. president bush addressing southern methodist university. >>> you know, when i mention this had speech to some of my pals they were surprised i was going to give it. see, i haven't given a commencement speech since leaving office. my decision is quite practical, so i got a phone call from my landlord. gerald turner. rather than raising the rent or threatening to hold our security deposit, i was relieved to hear president turner ask if i believed in free speech. [ laughter ] i said, yeah. he said, perfect, here's your chance to give one. as a proud member of the smu community, i am honored to be here truly honored to deliver the commencement address the. >> we'll have the entire speech by former president george w. with bush and other commencement addresses from colleges around the country starting saturday at noon eastern on c-span. this sunday night at 8:00 easte

two chinese researchers met at usc and went on to with -- work at us-based companies. there, they took valuable code and designs for wireless signal filters and conspired with officials at china's state-run university to re-create technology at home. the espionage charge could mean 15 years in prison for the people accused. this case is being prosecuted by the u.s. attorney's office here in central scope. -- san francisco. trouble is rooting for one of the mark zuckerberg tech projects. over 60 organizations are asking for changes to internet.org. after this quick break. plus, distracted driving hits new levels. a surprising number of smartphone users use facetime and to drive. ♪ emily: a story we are watching. a potential challenge to yahoos plan to exit -- exit its stake in alibaba. the irs is considering changes in its rules for spinoffs of trades or businesses. back in impact yahoos plans to hold a tax-free spinoff. it is seen as a critical step for ceo marissa mayer who is under pressure from investors to find way to cut taxes. this has sent yahoos shares down sev

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skeptical they generally only take medicare as a primary that's the question and so one of them didn't take usc because the reimbursement was solo. >> thank you for your feedback if you want us to educate them on our products we'll do that there's a high degree of success let me know. >> that's okay. i wanted to ask noel a couple of things i was looking at want number of medicare people. >> let's hold are that line of questions any more questions for the representative all right. do you have additional questions. >> all right. >> absolutely i'm just michelle is saying she times me to say this is a medicare advantage. >> thank you all right. so thank you very much for this update and there's questions from her the actuary please stand by there maybe an additional question coming out of that, please. >> right now in the plan the actives are pooled are the early retirees. >> yes, ma'am. >> not with the medicare. >> obama. >> in the future the plan would be to take everyone into the m a pd plan you'll have left the actives and the early retirees the most expensive this plan will not go on after tha

nelson told me had he known kelly the way he does now he may have chosen oregon over usc. a guy who cannot only play inside and outside but also returns punts and kicks because he says he gets in more chances -- gives him more chances to impact the game. eagles had two private workouts for agholor. he had a pretty good idea they wanted him. here's what he liked about being a brand new bird. >> i feel like there's genuine people. starts with the head coach. all those guys are truly special people and really genuine with the conversation, how we went about meeting, you know, just every day felt good. >> outstanding punt returner outstanding receiver can play inside and outside receiver, excellent speed. outstanding hands catches the ball away from his body, outstanding route runner, real student of the game. >> kelly was hanging on every word of agholor during the press conference. almost looked like a proud father. looks very happy with the pick. then he ran inside to go back to work because he's got work to do. the eagles two more picks tonight one in the second and third

saturday with susan webber wright at the university of arkansas and dream works chair melody hobson at usc. former massachusetts governor and 2012 presidential candidate mitt romney speaking in manchester manchester new hampshire. president bush addressing southern methodist university. >>> you know, when i mention this had speech to some of my pals they were surprised i was going to give it. see, i haven't given a commencement spe

saturday with susan webber wright at the university of arkansas and dream works chair melody hobson at usc. former massachusetts governor and 2012 presidential candidate mitt romney speaking in manchester manchester new hampshire. president bush addressing southern methodist university. >>> you know, when i mention this had speech to some of my pals they were surprised i was going to give it. see, i haven't given a commencement speech since leaving office. my decision is quite practical, so i got a phone call from my landlord. gerald turner. rather than raising the rent or threatening to hold our security deposit, i was relieved to hear president turner ask if i believed in free speech. [ laughter ] i said, yeah. he said, perfect, here's your chance to give one. as a proud member of the smu community, i am honored to be here truly honored to deliver the commencement address the. >> we'll have the entire speech by former president george w. with bush and other commencement addresses from colleges around the country starting saturday at noon eastern on c-span. this sunday night at 8:00 easte

nelson agholor comes in, big dude 6-foot, 6-foot one, 4.40 usc happy to be here and he says it's actuallyreat fit. he loves being able to be mentor mentored by some of these other young guys. you got jordan matthews, and then you got huff and these guys texted him as well as all the quarterbacks how they were so glad he was here. so happy that they could train together and do their thing. it's a young bunch. no old vets holding them down. agholor talked about how he's happy to be here and he says listen guys. i love it. it's a great fit. >> a lot of excitement. those guys are truly special people just like the players. for them to think enough of me to reach out to me very genuine of them and both made it very clear josh and matthews made it very clear, you know, they want me to come in and work. i think i'm in a blessed position to have those two guys with that type of mind set now you know you're in comfortable position because this is the type person you are. >> okay. guys there's a lot of holes. we got to look ahead to the second and third round. they have a pick in both the second an

with the 20th pick in the 2015 nfl draft the philadelphia eagles select nelson aguilar, wide receiver usc. >> the birds took nelson aguilar as the 20th pick. he was southern california's wide receiver and he can return kicks. pretty versatile. >> that was before the draft, eagles fans yelling do the deal to coach kelly. they wanted the team to trade up to get oregon quarterback marcus mariota. chip kelly did talk with the tennessee titans about trading up for the second pick but he said the price was too high as many expected. the eagles have the 20th pick in the second round of the draft tonight. "nbc 10" is your official eagles station. you can count on us with complete draft coverage throughout the weekend. sunday night we have you covered on our post draft coverage. you'll hear exclusively from coach kelly. the eagles blueprint airs sunday 11:30 p.m. on "nbc 10." >>> we have new information now about this fire at the red stone american grill in burlington county. look at this. an "nbc 10" viewer sent us this video showing flames shooting through the restaurant in the promenade at sage

the eagles selected wide receiver nelson aguilar from usc with the 20th overall pick last night.s was his reaction after getting that draft news. and today, agholor received a warm welcome at the novacare complex, especially from his new boss chip kelly. at the press conference, he was asked who his biggest influence has been as a fan and player. >> my high school football coach. he's a very special guy. kind of just taught me, you know concept of you know progression, you know talked about maintaining the former regression. as long as you try to get better every day, you'll be fine. >> perhaps the bigger news is who the eagles did not draft last night. they were unable to make a deal with the titans that would've landed then the second overall pick and that would be oregon quarterback marcus mariota. no one was able to take away from tennessee, mariota is a member of the titans. chip kelly was asked about his efforts to move up in the draft last night. >> we had a conversation with both teams but it was way too steep for us to do anything. that didn't really get very serious. we

most people i've talk to really like what they see out of agholor who played at usc.owboys signed another player with questions. that would be questionable character. he's the offensive tackle out of lsu collins was considered a first round draft pick who went undrafted. that was because his former pregnant girlfriend was murdered. he was called back to baton rouge the police continue to say he's not a suspect. that he was cleared this week. so today the cowboys obviously signed him. >>> on the pga tore they have called this weekend tour stop the fifth major it's not considered a major but it's a big one. tiger woods playing and hanging in there. let's go to in order. tiger on the par 38. not a pretty sight. you can tell when ever he drops the club, 30-yards short on 210-yard hole. he had a double bogie there. two bogeys, four birdies he's even on the 17th. the leader is six under. tiger is tied for 81 is the. today memorial day in sports. it's unbelievable if you remember this. not because of the date but because of the moment. the 76ers season came to an end and all

day for the rookies after getting drafted last weekend, including first round pick the receiver from usc. he's not worried yet about trying to start. he just wants to get better every day and listen to how grounded he is about nfl life. >> for me it's about staying in the framework of the things i already know. i know how to be a good person. i know how to play the game of football. worry about that. i had a couple of dollars in my pocket. hopefully i'll let it grow. i'm not worried about spending money, i'm worried about playing a game first. >> on the first day of practice he went one-on-one the second round pick. the cornerback and safety eric rowe. he just played corner back today. and listen to his first time meeting chip kelly. >> chip kelly and when they were asking me questions, he would just lean back in his chair, just writing down everything i said. and i was like man, what is he writing? was i saying something wrong? he wouldn't even make a smile at me. i was like, man, this guy's tough. >> and eagles quarterback tim tebow has a fan in cole hammels. cole worked with the same

his brother armond, played at usc and his father was an assistant in the n-b-a, so he knows how to put his son through a tough workout. (coaching) arik 12:40 my dad's tough on me. but he knows when to be tough and when to take a step back and let me do what i do. after being on the oregon basketball roster for a couple years, armstead put basketball aside a year ago to focus on fotoball... he helped oregon reach the national championship game, and now he should be an impact player as a pro. -- another player in this draft we met as a high school star is florida state cornerback ronald darby... the washington d.c. native has always had elite speed... in high school, he looked like a guy who could potentially go to the olympics instead of the n-f-l... he was a record-setting runner in the 100 and 200 meters... ronald: my ninth grade year, i was having knee problems with my growth spurts, and my knees were hurt. and towards the season, i started to get even more faster so my coach was like you should try out for track. darby was able to translate that gift of speed to football, as he play

. >> edward kleinbard before you joined usc law school as professor, what were you doing? >> i was chief of staff of nonpartisan joint committee on taxation. the staff works to provide lawmakers with information about how changing tax laws are going to affect tax revenues in the future. it does so in a nonpartisan way which means that it has republicans, democrats, house and senate and it turns out that it means that you are the easiest dog in the room to kick. >> okay, so if i were a member of congress and i said i wanted tax system that is this or that. it's your job to draft that the mac's. >> at. >> regardless of what happens? >> yes. and i think all of us appreciate that responsibility to try to take it seriously and we tried to deliver what the bosses are asking for. >> you have also penned a book, "we are better than this: how government should spend our money." in this book you write that the readers may be disappointed by the modesty of the substantive recommendations. is that correct? >> what it means is that when i set out to write the book it began as another b

with the 20th pick in the 2015 nfl draft the philadelphia eagles select nelson aguilar, wide receiver, usc. >> there he is. nelson aguilar, the birds' 20th pick overall in the draft. he was southern california's leading receiver last year. he can also return kicks. >> before the draft that's the eagles fans yelling, do the deal. they wanted them to trade up to get oregon quarterback marcus mariota. chip kelly did talk with the tennessee titans about trading up. it wasn't very realistic. the price was too high. the eagles have the 20th selection in the second round of the draft tonight. "nbc 10" is your official station. the draft doesn't end until sunl. we'll have you covered on our post draft special. you'll hear exclusively from chip kelly and some of the eagles picks. eagles blueprint airs sunday may 3rd at 11:35 p.m. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 9 minutes after 5:00. getting a dry start for most of the area. i am tracking some showers to the south in central and southern delaware. not going to last all day. in fact most of the day will be