and other works that are on display at wellesley's davis museum. have you with us being it's cause i had a really big uproar, hundreds of students signed the petition asking that it be taken off the campus grounds, the petition calls sleep waller an inappropriate and potentially harmful addition to our kuhn this. it's become the source of apprehension and fear, triggering thoughts regarding sexual assault, for some members of our campus community. were you surprised by the intense i of the response? >> i was totally surprised. it was surprising, i think to me and the davis museum itself. no one had expected this kind of reaction. although i think all types of reaction to artwork is great. we wanted this kind of dialogue. but we were really surprised by the nature and intensity of it, yeah, for sure. >> it was such a big reaction that you actually had to meet with some wellesley students today to discuss the reaction to sleep walker. what did they say? >> well, it was largely around the idea of it being a trigger for some intense memories. a trigger

wellesley ar college in boston. the plan is a work of art. here is what students said about it on thursday. >> i thought it was funny, oh was it real? like it didn't offend me. >> personally don't mind it. i know other students do. >> if we can't put clothes on it, i wish we could move it. i knew it was there but i was still bothered. >> i think it's weird. >> hundreds of wellesley students signed a petition, about sleepwalker. asking that it be moved. >> sleepwalker and other works on display at wellesley, tony, hundreds asked that it be taken off the grounds, sleepwalker, an inappropriate harmfully dangerous portion of our community, sexual assault for some members of the community. were you surprised by the intensity of the response? >> i was totally prized. it was surprising to me and the davis museum itself. no one had expected this kind of reaction. and although i think all types of reaction to artwork is great, we wanted this kind of dialogue, but we were really surprised by the nature and if intensity of it for sure. >> it was such a

her "aha" moment was at wellesley when she heard about martin luther king being shot. that is when she turned off from being a little goldwater girl to being a real progressive, a real liberal. >> she would graduate the next year. i think that is the moment she turned into an activist. hundreds of thousands of people of that generation, when they got to college invested in all of that. >> how did she get to wellesley, this midwest girl? >> she was very smart. she was president of her high school class. it was an all girls school in suburban boston. her parents drove her out in the cadillac. >> it made her father furious when he realized it was a snobby eastern liberal girls school, and he never visited her there until her graduation. the fascinating thing to me what she wrote a number of letters to a high school friend that she gave me. she had a four-year identity crisis. she thought she had to select her identity and she laid them out like a smorgasbord. she said should i be a pseudo-hippie? that was ok, because she didn't care about her appearance. but she was a mor

the sculptor's work at the wellesley college museum. now some folks at the all-female school are demanding the statue be taken down, calling it stress-inducing and saying it triggers thoughts of sexual assault. it is on the creepy side. the college says the goal of the exhibition is to provoke discussion. it's certainly doing that. >> provoke discussion about what? i mean, aren't they discussing things at wellesley college already, lots of interesting things? >> say how creepy is it? how scared is that snowman? why is his eyes closed? boxers or briefs? i don't know. there's a lot of things you could discuss about this. >> it's way too early in the morning for me to think about that. >>> coming up, we'll leave you with that image in your head. >> thank you. thank you. >> meanwhile, we do have new information about the people arrested in the investigation surrounding philip seymour hoffman's death and what could be a huge supply of heroin discovered. >>> and police say he killed a man for texting inside a movie theater. emotional testimon

i knew of a project he had worked on wellesley. he used native plants. i knew that is what i wanted to do on the grounds. i already started working each of those committees. the design committee for the library and the other directors and foundations members. i started to anticipate what the next part of my life would be like. i say in speeches that are now we're our living the afterlife and the state george calls the promised land. that is what texas is to us. we love it here. it is great to be back home. >> you've been very active in the library, in getting it started. what about when you are invited to speak or contribute to a political cause? >> i do speak. i am on the speaker circuit. i speak all over. i had a speech in germany last year. a lot of people from all parts of the world as well. i choose which groups to speak to. ones that are doing a really great job in speaking to a lot of foundations of various types. this week i spoke in fort worth to a group that does work with abused and neglected children that work with the cps and other law enfor

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it's part of an art exhibit that opens today at wellesley college in massachusetts. >> there it is or's a sculpture of a guy sleep walking in his tighty whiteys. >> already prompted plenty of debate on campus. online student petition has called for the guy to be removed but saying that seems unlikely. >> wearing boxers there wouldn't be so much of a protest. as fibromyalgia -- diagnot thought to be the result of over-active nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. so now, i can do more of the things i enjoy. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, changes in eyesight including blurry vision, muscle pain with fever, or tired feeling. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs and feet. don't drink alc

they have started a petition to give him the boot at wellesley college.he student president says it's not going to happen. >> creepy. >> give him a jacket. >> he even looks miserable. >> get him some clothes. >> oh, man. >>> 4:56. a new threat emerges on the eve of the olympic opening ceremonies in sochi. why toothpaste tubes and skin care products are getting special attention. >> reporter: and the rain has been falling for several hours now. it is starting to puddle up. we'll check it out here in the bay area next. [beep] [clicks mouse] nice office. how you doing? good. one of the best things is that millions of peopleia will qualify for financial assistance. it's important to remember that the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. enroll today at coveredca.com. and i'm frank mallicoat >>> we're absolutely thrilled with the rain. we need it. >> get out your umbrellas because you're going to need them for a while. the rain is just the start of a one-two punch from mother nature. >> we have seen pretty good rainfall

through them and that he wants to become a credit i don't like to think there is anywhere else in the wellesley conspiracy to go home so we thought that people would enjoy this event it's their cause. going into the competition the team from two sydney were the favourites having clinched last year's golden child. and once again this year they didn't disappoint digging a hole three point four one meters below the earth's surface and walking away with a thousand us dollars in prizemoney and retain the coveted golden shell i know. the board would go through to see most often has to lie to this new york city apartment aged forty six please department officials say he died from a suspected drug under the eyes of the encounter was the need to in his own soul says speaking to the new york post said five bags of were found in his body. hoffman won the best actor award for his two thousand and five film capote in which she portrayed the american right to famous for the nevada constitution means the act also received three academy award nominations for best supporting actor. his latest project was the hu

through them and that he wants to become a credit i don't like to think there is anywhere else in the wellesley conspiracy to go home so we thought that people would enjoy this event it's their cause. going into the competition the team from two this city were the favourites having clinched last year's golden child. and once again this year they didn't disappoint digging a hole three point four one meters below the earth's surface and walking away with a thousand us dollars in prizemoney and retaining the coveted golden shell eye. this was the scene in tripoli up to libya's vocal team beats gone on to win the final of the african nations championship its first ever its national title i am. the game was certainly no one saw it gets the message and to neo neo up to ninety minutes and was eventually decided on penalties. hundreds of supporters gathered in to police not to squint to watch the match on the joints green the tournament which starts in two thousand and nine is the increased price from around the african continent this result before saturday's game was all the way back in nineteen ninet

a statue you love the steep fourteen man in his underwear is causing us to at wellesley college in massachusetts where students top of the online petition signed by hundreds of students through the sculpture calling it inappropriate and uncomfortable. the statute on top seed program is part of a sudden a show called new gravity teaching sculptures that explore how objects can be robust opening the door to my knees. museum director posted a response online saying on provokes thought of me. several drivers also been spending all my brakes as they approach will cost the statue ukraine an extra second look. many students needed beyond the new addition on campus. some smiled and asked is the goal was to have this island and seemed apprehensive. designer to die she showed she took a walk in a moonlit more scallops for his faults he does and fourteen runway show on opening day of mercedes benz fashion week in new york city. the japanese born american fashion designer launched his own label in nineteen eighty two. since then he is built up a global clientele of women who needed downs for gallas and wedd

well, he is actually a statue on the campus of wellesley college.fe like sculpture of the man in nothing but his underwear and causing quite a stir at the all women's college. students calling it scary and petitioned to have it removed but the statue is part of an art exhibit and the clem president says the artwork provokes new ideas. and singer and actress heather headlee channeling her inner whitney houston. ♪ i don't know. >> head will he going straight from the gym to the piano to record this music video. she says she was dared to post it on facebook. that's what you are watching tonight. if you want to see more of the videos we just showed you you know where to go gretawire.com. >>> america's top diplomat for europe just got caught being undiplomatic while talking to the u.s. ambassador kiev about the ukraine crisis. assistant secretary of state victoria nuland said. this. >> that would be great to have the u.n. glue this thing and the u.n. [bleep] ceu. -- eu. >> her phone call and released on youtube. the state department will not confirm that

. >>> a sculpture at wellesley college in boston is your honor itti turning som-- turning hea.idea is to get attention it is working. >> standing there kind of lost in underwear. >> they thought it was a real person. >> at this point it doesn't look like the college plans to remove the nearly naked many time soon. >>> it is time now to brew on this. the winner of the biggest loser raising eyebrows this morning. >> some people say she lost too much wait. rachel fredericksson went from 260 pounds down to 105. >> my journey was about finding that again and little by little challenge by challenge that athlete came out. it sparked inside me this feeling that i can do anything. >> we want to hear, what do you think? did she go too far? send your comments to us facebook, twitter or send an e-ma e-mail at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. >> she is a previous professional swimmer. she was an athlete at one time. >>> 18 after the top of the hour. coming up it's the only thing that eases their son's debilitating medical condition. >> decrease the seizures by 90 percent which is life changing.

ago reeves god upset with olsen for texting the babysitter during a mat nate at a movie theater in wellesleyhapel. now olsen was texting the babysitter because his daughter was home sick. what we do know and according to police is that things escalated. olsen threw popcorn at reeves. reeves said olsen even threw a punch or hit his head with a cell phone. >> he kept on hollering and i'm not sure what he said, to be honest with you. he said something, and that led me to believe that he was going to kick my [bleep]. so i'm looking briefly i know i can't go anywhere. i'm leaning all the way back in my chair as far as i can to get away from him, and suddenly he's virtually on opposite to on on . he hit me with something. >> olsen's widow was also shot with the same bullet that killed her husband. she was hit in the hand. she still wears a bandage, tony. >> this sounds like a pretty classic set up for self defense. we're talking about florida, are we talking about stand your ground again? >> if you talk to the attorney, which we did afterward, he said it's too soon to mention stand your ground, bu

and the fact is we are training wellesley students -- least liberal arts college.e training them to be so afraid of a statue that they feel uncomfortabling to simply walk around their campus and go to class and learn, then something has gone terribly wrong with our level of tolerance for the different views. you are going to see -- you know, white men maybe in their underwear sometime in your life. up can't let that throw off your entire lifestyle. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> coming up, we will talk drugs and privacy. but next, are you students getting ripped off by your college? i think many of you are. that's next. [applause] good job! still runnng in the morning? yeah. getting your vegebles every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. i'veot a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's te for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is twon't relieve all your symptoms. new alka seltzer plus-d relieves more symptoms than any other behind the counter liquid gel. oh wh

the work of art part of an exhibit at wellesley college. says it's meant to start a discussion. hundreds have signed an on-line petition to have it yanked. the petition claims the statute has become a source of stress and triggers thoughts of sexual assault. >>> you guys are lighting up twitter and facebook over cbs deciding to e-- of cvs deciding end sales of tobacco. florence posting never really understood what a drug store was doing selling cigarettes anyway. jane says their company, their write. adam tweeting it's absolutely right. wish more stores would #stand up to cancer like this. and from baxter. totally fine as long as they keep selling milk duds. love that tweet. thank you all for sharing your thoughts. keep them coming. and we're going to keep reading them right here on the show. this could be the cutest video of the week according to my producers. nine giant panda cubs big stars in southwest china, attracting crowds of visitors at this zoo for endangered pandas. they cuddle in their nursery or head outdoors where they ride roc

it is part of an art exhibit that opens today at wellesley college in massachusetts. >> there it is. is. a sculpture of a guy sleep walking in his underwear. the snow making it a little more dramatic. >> it already prompted plenty of debate on campus. and an online student petition called for the guy to be removed. it seems unlikely. >> you remember the scene from "the shining" where jack nicholson at the end is freezing? do you know what i'm talking about, the horror movie? people who know it understand what i'm saying. >> well, it is a dude standing there in his underwear. i can understand the push to have it removed. i wouldn't want to see that while i'm walking to class. >> it is creepy. but just keep it for ten years, it'll take on cult status, and no one would be able to imagine it not being there. >> i can't imagine it lasting ten years, though. >> that's a graffiti thing waiting to happen. >>> coming up, the big changes on late-night tv, who's in and who's out this week. >>> but first, i'm taking you on an 86-story climb to the top of new york's most iconic building. an athle

i knew of a project he had worked on wellesley. i knew that is what i wanted to do on the grounds. i already started working each of those committees. the decide committee for the -- designed committee for the library and the other directors and foundations members. i started to anticipate what the next part of my life would be like. i say in speeches that are now with our living the afterlife and the state george calls the promised land. that is what texas is to us. we love it here. it is great to be back home. >> your been very active in the library, and the answer to and getting started. what about when you are invited to speak or contribute to political cost? -- cause? >> i do speak. i am of the speaker circuit. i speak all over. i had a speech in germany last year. a lot of people from all parts of the world as well. i choose which groups to speak to. we are doing a really great job in a speak to a lot of foundations of various types. this week i spoke in fort worth withgroup that does work abused and neglected children that were with the cps and other law enforcement to help

wellesley is not the worst and like this example, the statue, the sleepwalking man is upsetting them be removed. it is a sample of the hypersensitivity, this victimizes me. stuart: you can not be offended. if you offend one person that person can complain and ban what you are saying or doing. john: then you get the tyranny of the most easily offended. they govern everything. stuart: what about smoking cigarettes? john: taking a hit? these are wonderful things. no smoke that smells, no first hand smoke. they help you start smoking, charge it with a battery. you would see it. and band on a bunch of college quote campuses. stuart: when you say that is a restriction on your freedom. john: you just want to look stupid and smoke -- stuart: you took your message of personal liberty to that college, 1500 fellow travelers and the message was well received. some became libertarians. i have a charity that gives them a high school teacher. stuart: libertarian feeling is castrato on college campuses. you want to legalize all drugs, isn't it? john: that maybe plays a small part. i think students h

while eating wellesley college for 14 years that my power, the power of the presidency, existed for thecentral purpose of enabling others to find their purpose, their authority, their self-authorship. i learned that to achieve that, i would have to remain open to others in a way that is the essence of love as the drive to sustain unity and maintain connection. i would have to respect the other person's reality, the other person's yearning, the other person's path of growth. to influence back from others and their different realities and this, in turn, taught me the value of diversity as a resource for learning. i learned to hold another tension too. this one was even harder. to honor my inner life in the faith of all that was swirling around me. it took time and concerted effort to hone the skills to manage external realities and maintain a quality of attention in the present that could unfold, past and future, embrace complexity, and help me try to meet the -- each moment with equanimity. i did not always succeed at this. far from it. i learned to find my way back when i was lost and t

articles on the subject, he had a career in academia as up professor first at bryn mawr college, at wellesley college in connecticut and he got the call to return to princeton as a professor where he was so outstanding, a scholar and teacher, that after 12 years he was asked to become the president of the university and he became the 13st president of princeton. and, here, he became a complete reformer. he tried to democratize this rather snobby schools that really catered to the sons of the very rich in this country. in so doing, wilson got great national attention for his school and for himself. he also reformed higher education in this country. if you went to a school or you know someone who went to a college in which you majored in something, in which you follow courses in a certain sequence in your major and in which you took a few courses out of your major and left some elective sound top of that in which you had two lectures a week or a small class in which maybe there was an honor code, then you studied under the wilsonian method of college education in this country. he took little bi

some students at wellesley college want this sculpture removed. it is called "sleepwalker" part of a campus art exhibit. but critics say it is a little too realistic. >> it really is. >> shall we say to be on display on the side -- >> do they have to go with the tighty whiteys. >> i know. >> good morning, america. i support the arts, i'm a supporter of the arts. >> yes, you are a renaissance man. >> you really are. >> we'll leave it at that. >> let's move. >> all right. >>> now to clay aiken who won millions of votes from fans as u owe non"american idol" now seeking votes for congress. aiken has launched a bid for the house seat currently held by a tea party favorite. abc's mara schiavocampo is here with a look at his political chances. mara. >> reporter: good morning, robin. well, simply put, he is a long shot. that hasn't stopped aiken from throwing his hat in the ring. the newly released campaign video shows a completely new side of the singer who says he's ready to move from performing to public service. ♪ is it me >> reporter: an "american id

it's at wellesley college in massachusetts. they call this the sleepwalker.pus this week, advertising an upcoming art exhibit. but some of the students say it's distracting drivers and it's disrespecting women. >> he's caused a couple people to, like, call campus po and pull him off the road because they thought it was a real person. >> hundreds of students have also signed an online petition. they want that sculpture removed, but the college says there are no plans to do that yet. >>> time is now 8:28. a threat to the nation's power grid, why experts say an attack on a power station in the south bay last year, that's just an example of a continuing problem. >>reporter: we're here in san leandro this morning where a freeway on ramp is experiencing some flooding, just one of many rain-related problems around the bay area. well tell you about some -- we'll tell you about some other crash that is have happened this morning. >>> rain has finally arrived, pretty good system. some have had over an inch, we'll have rain totals but there could be some very impressive

. >>> a sculpture at wellesley college in boston is turning some heads this morning. take a look at this. it looks like a real person frozen but it is actually a sculpture. it is a guy wearing only underwear. students say if the idea is to get attention, it is certainly working. >> just someone standing there kind of lost in their underwear. >> he's called a couple of people to call campus police because it looks like a real person. >> it doesn't look like the college plans to remove this man in his undies any time soon. >> you don't like art? >> it looks like a man frozen. >> at least someone stopped to see if he's okay. >> at a woman's college they've got the almost naked guy sleepwalking. >> speaking of colleges, duke university did a study, and they did a pretty comprehensive study of where we're at right now with obamacare and they say this -- and i think you should jot this down -- 44% of u.s. firms are considering cutting health care to their current workers adding to that c.b.o. report that came out yesterday. add to that that 40% are considering shifting thei

articles on the subject, he had a career in academia as up professor first at bryn mawr college, at wellesleycollege in connecticut and he got the call to return to princeton as a professor where he was so outstanding, a scholar and teacher, that after 12 years he was asked to become the president of the university and he became the 13st president of princeton. and, here, he became a complete reformer. he tried to democratize this rather snobby schools that really catered to the sons of the very rich in this country. in so doing, wilson got great national attention for his school and for himself. he also reformed higher education in this country. if you went to a school or you know someone who went to a college in which you majored in something, in which you follow courses in a certain sequence in your major and in which you took a few courses out of your major and left some elective sound top of that in which you had two lectures a week or a small class in which maybe there was an honor code, then you studied under the wilsonian method of college education in this country. he took little bit