she returned to wellesley college in 1992. that was the year before she became the first lady and she gave the commencement speech as a graduating senior in the wellesley class of 1969. and also some clinton news. we're learning she plans to write a book failed presidential race that's due out in september. >>> and former president george h.w. bush and barbara will spend super bowl sunday at the big game. they've accepted an invitation to perform the official coin flip before super bowl li. houston. they were both recently released from the hospital after being treated for respiratory problems. mr. bush tweets he's getting fired up for sunday. >>> a new study show living in outer space changes you especially on the inside. nasa used identical twin former astronauts mark and scott kelly to look at what living in space does to the body. scott spent a year on the space station while mark was here on earth. the biggest difference they say is scott's chromosomes changed. normally chromosomes shorten as you get older but his became

from countrier garton through 12th grade, from there i went to wonderful college in the east, wellesley college. the same college hillary clinton went to and madeleine albright went to. i became a historian of education, had children. and i got -- i became increasingly conservative in my views, i can't tell you exactly why, but i was invited to join the first bush administration, as assistant secretary in charge of research and counselor to the secretary. the secretary then being lamar alexander, from tennessee, i have great respect for lamar. >> current senator from tennessee and head of the education committee and the senate that approved betsy devos. for a number of years i was involved in very right wing think tanks at hoover institution and two others. i was in favor of testing, i was in favor of school choice. i supported the original idea of charters, about 2005-2006 after no child left behind had been in effect for half a decade, i began to look at the results and say, this is not working. it's not helping kids, it's turning schools into testing factories. i began to hear docume

she will deliver the commencement speech at her alma matter, wellesley college. >>> it's probably no surprise, but the next batch of passes for the smithsonian museum of african-american history sold out in less than 24 hours. five hours to be exact. all 114,000 passes they made available for the month of may are now gone. it's been that way each time the museum has released the timed same day passes, there's only a limited number of those available online every day starting at 6:30 a.m. or in person on weak days at 1:00 p.m. >>> still to come tonight, a major economic boost. a california company decides to move its headquarters here, how it's changing the landscape in roslin and what the area could look like in the future. >>> we have a warning for people who own electric cars. tonight we'll breakdown the results of the latest crash test. >>> cutting down on all traffic related deaths and serious injuries. i'll tell you whichpart of did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers b

she returned to wellesley college to deliver the address as first lady in 1992, and she gave a commencementddress there in 1969 graduating senior. >>> former president obama and his wife michelle have been getting attention on social media, after they were spotted vacationing in in the british virgin islands along with sir richard branson. the former first family has been on vacation since the trump's inauguration. >>> police lineup outside a >>> an offduty sheriff's deputy who tried to break into a house in alameda. >> you are surrounded. come out through the front door with your hands up. >> that's alameda police as they surrounded a house after the shooting. they went in with their guns drawn. the shooting rattled neighbors. >> i heard a series of gunshots, and i -- then there was a pause and there were more gunshots and yelling. >> investigators are still trying to piece together what happened. the officer who confronted the suspected intruder is an off duty deputy. >> sheriff's deputies who handled key evidence were on the hot seat today as the trial entered its third day. tore esz is

>>> more now from this forum on public investment as wellesley college economic professor kristin butcher talks about the short and long-term impacts of poverty impact programs on children and families who receive them. then a critique of her work. >> -- that will raise future living standards, you know, everybody thinks investment means roads and bridge answers we think that investment can be much broader. wasn't to think about human capital. this next session about human capital in way that is tr traditionally not viewed on investment. we have bridge and investment and human capital this is about maybe some of the things we think of as just spending to help people out. this is about, well maybe some of the things that we think of as just spending to help people out, you know, maybe if they go to low income families they actually might have quite powerful effects on the future. that's what we will explore here. this is thinking about transfers to low income families and what impact they might have and what does the research say about the impact they have on future living standards on gro

i don't believe you. [ light laughter ] hillary clinton will be the 2017 commencement speaker at wellesleylege while joe biden is getting ready for freshman orientation at umass. [ laughter and applause ] back in the game! former president obama was spotted on vacation in the virgin islands yesterday, wearing a backwards baseball cap and flip-flops, and completely ignoring the bat signal. [ laughter and applause ] oh, oh. i'm done. i'm out of the game. i don't do that anymore. i have my flip-flops on. [ light laughter ] hat backwards. i don't do it. new jersey governor chris christie yesterday, slammed the rollout of president trump's executive order on immigration, saying it was terrible. added christie, it was the worst rollout since that time i got stuck in a hammock. cnn will host a debate next week between senator's ted cruz and bernie sanders, they're calling it "alien versus senator." [ laughter and applause ] hillary clinton -- [ applause ] hillary clinton is reportedly writing a book of personal essays due to be released this fall. it will be the first political memoir written ent

following the panel that i will moderate, we are fortunate to have kristen butcher from wellesley college who will talk about the aspects of which transfer payments, particularly low income family, can be considered investment. then we will break for lunch and return with sarah turner, who will talk about education and what we have learned about research and education and the efficacy of that over the last few years. been a lot of work done. then we will move to a discussion, i will introduce the people later, about the politics and practicalities. it's a long day. i appreciate everybody coming on time. we are on c-span and huffington post and the brookings website, so be careful what you say. but not too careful. that applies to everybody except you, larry. you don't have to be careful. there's coffee outside. the bathrooms are in the back. my colleagues here at brookings would appreciate it if you, when you get up, if you take the papers on the floor and put them in the recycling in the back. with that, larry summers. >> thanks very much, david, and i am glad to be here and to participa

went to wellesley. weesley. >> now back to the kitten k bowl. >> that one disappeared quick.ight-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >> it appears netflix isars nets leading its streaming video vdeo competitors. first a check of the markets.rk. for that we join hillary hi vaughn from network studio.tu good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, rep allison. well, u.s. futures are lookingig slightly weak this morning buter here's how the numbers stackedbs up at the closing bellg bell yesterday. dow up 26 points at 19,890. nasdaq up 27 points closing at a 5642. s & p up just a little overup j halfust a a point at 2279. >> let's talk about ammunitionmn sales. post election sales are down.ow. what's behind this trend? t >> reporter: right. reportei so, this usually happens in anticipation of one candidateond winning over the other. ot in this case, a lot of gun un sales and ammunition saleses rampe

. >>> more now from this forum on public investment as wellesley college economic professor kristin butcher talks about the short and long-term impacts of poverty impact programs on children and families who receive them. then a critique of her work. >> -- that will raise future living standards, you know, everybody thinks investment means roads and bridge answers we think that investment can be much broader. wasn't to think about human capital. this next session about human capital in way that is tr traditionally not

these are also students at wellesley. annie janet is at the third from the right. she was working in a physics lab that have been modeled on pickering physics lab at mit. annie canids teacher had been a pickering student and that's why her education equipped her to be the first woman at the observatory who could use the telescope as well as computer. >> it's important here since it's come up and up at times to acknowledge the impact of the women's colleges. this is incredibly impactful and pickering knew it. he thought for a highly other women's colleges and it was a lot of aggression against them, and he would say all you had to do is look at what these women are producing to understand the impact, if just people knew. they could see the contributions of their making to signs that people would understand the importance of women's colleges. >> and t add the context of time and what was going on in the world at this point when he is hiring the computers, we are still 40 years before women get the right to vote. that's just mind blowing. 40 years before women vote th

in my own home state of massachusetts, the museum at wellesley college took down all of the works of art created and donated by immigrants. bare walls, empty desks, shuttered restaurants, all of these things show us just how essential, how fundamental immigrants are to our economy and the very fabric of our nation. now, imagine if tomorrow we recognized a day without the environmental protection agency. imagine that. no environmental protection agency. no clean air act enforcement. no clean water rule enforcement. no one to clean up abandoned superfund and toxic waste sites. more climate change, more kids with asthma, more rivers with toxics running through them, more families with cancer, more environmental injustice for communities of color, because it's those communities, the most vulnerable communities who will suffer the worst consequences on a day without the e.p.a. but if scott pruitt has his way, it won't just be a day without the e.p.a. it could be a nation without the e.p.a. that's what scott pruitt wants. that's what congressional republicans want. that's what donald trump

nearly 50 years after the 1969 wellesley commencement speech that catapulted her to national fame --> fear is always with us, but we just don't always have time for it. not now. >> reporter: slated to address her alma mater at commence lt speaker once again this may. what will this measured return to the spotlight say? >> a lot of her supporters want to see her yelling and screaming saying the election was stolen from us. i do not expect her to do that. >> reporter: she's posted a series of critical tweets about president trump, writing, this is not who we are," after that temporary u.s. travel ban on seven largely muslim countries. still clinton hasn't been nearly as fierce as her attacks during the campaign. >> she wants to be a voice in criticism of the trump administration but we don't know exactly where and how yet. >> in fact, chelsea clinton has been much more vocal on twitter, posting photos of a march that she joined to protest president trump's travel ban, also criticizing the white house's statement on holocaust remembrance day that failed to mention jews or the jewish com