state and federal investigators traced the emails back to yale university and eventually law school professor ian ayres. >> what do you say >> think twice before you run an experiment. >> reporter: he is a security expert with the secretary of state office. he and others now believe the jail professor was conducting a social science project, trying to see if county clerks were racially balanced and handling election questions. some of the emails came from people will notice when you spam multiple emails to multiple states. we're going to coordinate and find out. the public should know we are vigilant.>> reporter: yale law school went digging after we uncovered the emails. the professor says the research

researcher at yale university looked at pediatric -- researchers at yale university looked at hospital records from 2000 to 2012 and found a 175% increase in opioid poisonings jess. heroin poisonings also poisonings. heroin poisonings also increased dramatically in ad 11s. >>> researchers believe -- in adolescents. >>> researchers believe birth control slots for men are effective but the shots are associated with things like depression and other mood disorders, so doctors are working to reduce the side effects before doing more testing. >>> now a programming note, thursday night football on nbc will push your regularly great 38. since news channel 8 will air the bucs/falcons game, chicagoed me, the black -- chicago med, the black list and superstore will air on wtta, so make note of that. i'm a big black list fan. you see the times changed as well. we put this information on www.wfla.com just so you can double check this and tell your friends. >>> nasa had a yesterday's solar eclipse. check it out. you can see the moon sliding across the sky in front of the sun. the solar dynamics obse

. >> announcer: developed by physicians associated with yale university, omax3 ultra-pure delivers a high concentration of omega-3s, proven to have many times more omega-3 than standard krill oil brands. in fact, you'd have to swallow 16 of these store-bought pills to get the same concentration of omega-3 that you'll get from omax3 is packed in individual blister packs to guarantee freshness and prevent spoilage. with omax3, there's no fishy smell and no fish burps. >> i find it very effective. it's palatable, small pills, easy to swallow, and it's something that i take on a daily basis and i think makes a significant difference for me in my training regimen. >> announcer: every batch of omax3 is tested twice for purity and concentration. that's why, when you put an omax3 softgel in the freezer overnight, it remains clear. stop wasting money on products that don't live up to their promises. imagine how revitalized you'd feel with reduced joint pain, better flexibility, healthier triglycerides, and sharper focus and concentration. with healthcare costs exploding out of control, you ca

he's with yale university.useum, voting in eight states occurring right now including new york. francine? francine: tom, this is what we're hoog at in terms of the market. there's a little bit of caution. i know the polls are suggesting and i really think they are pricing in a clinton win but this is for the world index, they're flatter than they weres, the futures on the s&p also slipping and european shares in advance and gold eking out some of the gains a the this point to a little investor caution before the presidential election with opinion polls showing hillary clinton narrowly ahead of donald trump. this is bloomberg on election day . . wow, x1 has netflix? hey, drop a beat. ♪ show me orange is the new black ♪ ♪ wait, no, bloodline ♪ how about bojack, luke cage ♪ oh, dj tanner maybe show me lilyhammer ♪ ♪ stranger things, marseille, the fall ♪ ♪ in the same place as my basketball? ♪ ♪ narcos, fearless, cooked ♪ the crown, marco polo, lost and found ♪ ♪ grace and frankie, hemlock grove, season one of...!

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grew up, attended yale university. then in the year 1838, that's when he would tell his mom and dad it's time for him to pack up his bags and head out west, so to speak, calling cincinnati home where he would become a lawyer and later a judge on the ohio superior courts. then he advanced on and became secretary of war under president ulysses s. grant's administration for a brief time in 1876. his last appointed position that he would take up was minister and ambassador over russia and austria, hungary in the early 1880s. and then as i move to this portrait here of the taft family members, this is louise taft, the second wife to alfonzo. louise was a very beautiful lady. she was originally born in boston, massachusetts. at the age of 3, she would later relocate to milbury, massachusetts, her and her family, down in the blackstone river valley area. but she grew up and became a school teacher. and on the back wall we have grandmom, sylvia howard. grandma taft, she, originally her ancestors were of irish and scottish diss

this week students across the nation staged walkouts at yale university, cal state l.a.nford. many of them with their own personal stories of living in fear. >> i want future undocumented students to feel like this is their home that someone is there for them. i'm not fighting for me because i only have one year left. this is for the freshmen that's gonna come in. >> reporter: she is an illegal immigrant from el salvador at santa clara university calling for all colleges to limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities. so the event here at uc-mission bay starts at 12:30 this afternoon including students from the cal state and uc system. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> fremont police are investigating a hate crime at the cainan taiwanese christian church. these swastikas were put into an entrance before the elections. the vandals wrote the word die on the window. >>> protestors taking to the streets after donald trump's election night victory have shifted their focus to a crowd of demonstrators gathering in los angeles last night to call for the

potency, purity, and the missing-link ratio between epa and dha that researchers affiliated with yale university have discovered, which is the key to unlocking all of the health benefits of omega-3 fish oil. you'll also be introduced to a specific formula called omax3 ultra-pure, used by pro athletes and top doctors to achieve amazing results in just one week. join nutrition physician dr. melina jampolis and neurosurgeon dr. joseph maroon

. >> one other note from last night's election and economics professor at yale university makes his mid-term examine optional today. the professor says he received numerous messages from students saying they were distraught over the election. so he agreed to let them skip the exam if they could not pull it together. >> hoping work would be optional today. i was tired. >> late night. >> did you see this yesterday? this was a massive fire. look how bright it's burning. completely consumed that building a story we told you at this time last night on "fox 10 news" at 5:00. a raging fire burning through a valley neighborhood near 26th street and thomas and the flames destroying a house igniting several trees on fire and tonight we are learning and talking to the people who watch as this flame burned right near their homes and look at the home here. kristy siefkin was live with the story. >> pretty incredible images there. can you imagine stepping out your front door or blocks away we heard people saw those flames in the air. apparently the fire started with the transformer and then quickly that f

students across the nation this week at campuses including yale university, cal state los angeles, the university of new mexico and stanford have staged walkouts. many of them called on youths to make their schools santa ana sanctuary campuses. it would limit -- schools sanctuary camps. it would limit the school's cooperation with authorities. >> we would embrace and support and fight for ouren documented community. >> reporter: a student group was created called undocumented students and allies association to rally support. >> i want future undocumented students to feel like this is their home, that there's someone always there for them. this isn't necessarily for me because i only have one year left. this is for the freshmen that's going to come in. >> reporter: that student group arranged a walkout here on campus tomorrow at 3:30. live in santa clara betty yu, kpix5 news. >>> tonight our exclusive survey usa poll found that the majority of californians who did not vote for donald trump believe that those who did are racist. it also found that most california voters believe trump wil

. >> new this morning, yale university has agreed to pay $3 million to the family of a woman killed on campus years ago. her body was found stuffed inside the wall of a yale research laboratory in 2009, the same day that 24-year-old was supposed to get married. an animal research technician is serving 44-year sentence for her murder. the family filed wrongful death against yale claiming they failed to adequately protect women on campus for years. officials denied allegations saying more security would not have prevented the killing. all the extreme right and congressional conservatives are breaking ranks and taking donald trump to task this morning. first, for not continuing the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail scandal. breitbart slammed trump with the headline "broken promise." and, second, blurring the lines between business and public interests, a republican said if you have contracts with a foreign government it is a big deal, too. >> can you not take advantage or benefit from a foreign state or a turn government. that's a huge problem for donald trump. >> this accusatio

researchers at yale university found the largest increase was among the youngest age group 1 to 4 years at 205%. ment vast majority getting into drugs that belong to family members. researchers urge parents to lock up prescriptions and properly dispose of older medication. >>> if you were out at a restaurant would you know what to do if someone was choking. a family wants especially restaurant people to learn how to help. >> sympathy cards are out on display wishing comfort miller davis and his family he lost his wife catherine 6 weeks ago. >> she was the most wonderful kind person i knew. >> reporter: she and miller were together 30 years, traveling and spending time with family. she was out with davis celebrating their anniversary an early dinner at a nice restaurant. >> toward the end of dinner she got quiet. shenn she -- then she got up. >> reporter: they didn't grab her throat like this to indicate choking, but it turns out she was chowing. he yelled to someone to call 911 and the timing of what happened next is a bit fuzzy. a worker came over and tried to doable thrust, by the tim

officials were concerned they had malicious content and eventually traced the e-mails to a yale university professor who was sending out mass e- mails for an independent study but it took hundreds of man hours. >> well i think it's irresponsible to send out what's essentially spam to all of our county clerks to try to conduct a lab experiment for academe ynoa. it's not part of what we do. >> the professor was trying to study voter access. election officials say the positive take away from this is their security system worked. >>> a record number of americans have already voted ahead of election day. driven by soaring voter turn out from latinos not the only ones seeing big increases. ballots from asian americans have roughly doubled here in florida, arizona, virginia and north carolina. asian americans typically make up 1 to 2% of early voters. >> the election creating tension between friends and neighbors. they need your help right now trying to find the woman who was caught right here in this surveillance video snatching a campaign sign from the caught on camera. that woman you see here

. >> investigators traced the e- mails back to yale university where it turns out a law professor has been doing a independent study on voter accees. >>> most would agree this election year has been stressful. maybe today is the day to a deep breath and reflect. last night in this boulder medication class, students focused on kindness. the teacher encouraging everyone to unplug for a moment and recenter. >> support each other in maintaining some sanity and wisdom in the midst of all the ups and downs. >>> even astronauts in space are taking time to cast their kimbrough filed his ballot for the presidential election aboard the international space station. how does an astronaut vote if they know they will be orbiting the earth on election day. bay year before launch, astronauts select which elections they want to participate in. six months later, they get an absentee ballot application. >>> governor hickenlooper is speaking out says another. he praises people who agree with him. that is no way to be president. >> he also discussed the fbi's decision on the clintons e- mails sayyng the a

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yale university, you were wrong about yale, all our students are hard working and in any given permission to delay an exam will be required fo make up the work. st. john, indiana. you said yale is a great school, but the student describing the campus papinted a picture that yale is part of the problem in this country. i ordered give please a chance for my 4-year-old niece for christmas. i trust your wisdom in helping the kids. your niece will be thrilled with give piece a chance and you're a good uncle. the book will ignite reading for children ages 2 to 6. you can order at amazon, barns and noble. your book killing the rising son was hard to put down. i was 9 years old and my dad came home from the war and now i know why he never talked about it. a tip of the hat to american vets. on veterans day we should remember the men and women who have and are protecting us from the bashans, savages who would kill us. as you may know we raise a lot of money for wounded vets. the independence fund charity still involved with getting high-tech wheelchairs for severely wounded vets. on veterans day we

president alexander hamilton, joining me now historian joanna freeman, history of studies at yale universityyou know a lost election of 1,800. at one point, there was all kind of war of word. then at one point somebody tried to spread the rumor of jefferson was dead. >> proprietary. >> was it a lot like 2016? >> if you talk about dirty politics, tricks to sweep, yeah the trick of that one was, it was so hard, communication took so long that if you spread a rumor that jefferson has died, it would be hard to contradict that rumor. >> there was no twitter. give us the brief, what was the big deal then? >> so the big deal, two big deals, one is the first really, really is seriously contested presidential election. only one before and pretty much the country was polarized between the federalists on the one side, republicans on the other side. it gets very contentious, dirty, mud sling, and they expect a tie, jefferson, thomas jefferson and aaron burr and they can't break the tie. >> it shows democracy can survive. wasn't the moral of that eselection it worked people were pleased, one of the thing

. >>> the yale university group agreed to a $3 million settlement in a lawsuit involving the death ofody was found inside the wall of the science lab back in 2009. she had been missing for five days and was found the same day she was suppose to get married. but the research technician raymond clark iii pleaded guilty to killing her and now serving a 44-year prison sentence. her family sued the university saying what they had not done enough to protect students from the people like clark. she was a native of placerville. >>> a bay area bowling alley abruptly closes its doors. the sudden closure taking people by surprise. >>> it is raining out there through much of the north bay right now. it'll be raining at your house if it hasn't already in the next hour or so. i'll let you know where the rain is now and where it is headed for tomorrow. >>> students will take a persistent problem into their own hands, inviting us along as they would clean up trash dumped on oakland's streets. ♪ p is for privileges. o is for ordinarily i wouldn't. l is for layers of luxury. a is for alll the way back.

yale university the student newspaper reports students were, quote, despondent after trump's victorynd many demanded that the dean cancel mid terms. great idea, guys. nice try. the dean rejected the demands one economics professor obliged and did make the midterm optional. brown university student paper reports that students took to the streets in protest. anti-trump protesters also gathered at princeton and dartmouth. students at columbia demanded that classes be cancelled all together. the campus denied. not just universities, elementary and middle school students at manhattan country school on the you were west side were led by teachers in a post election rendition of the song we shall overcome, take a look. ♪ we shall overcome some day ♪ instead of some day say today. >> the video was first tweeted by radio station but the tweet has since been deleted. if you have a campus craziness story let us know. let us know campus craziness let us know at foxnews.com. we would preach hearing from you. tucker will continue this cause on sunday. he will continue the segment. meanwhile protest

of the academy of appellate lawyers and was the president in 1999 to 2000 and is a graduate of yale university harvard law school served as a commissioned officer in the u.s. navy and was the assistant u.s. attorney in new york please welcome alan morrision. [applause] our society is inverted and we need to permission instead of having the freedom to do what we want to do. no doubt in my mind that our mission is needed for many things in society but my reading of the book and knowledge in the society is that it is inverted. the book's title and as the book would suggest in terms of permission for freedom. the proplural of anecdote isn'ta and i would start with a story of my own. i love the work crew word crewss not what they called it. it was very hot, and this lunchtime. i went below, got an ice cream and brought it back on deck. the person that outranks me, basically everybody, came up to me and said what are you doing with the ice cream. i said i'm eating it. he said to me who told you could eat ice cream here. i said nobody. nobody told me i couldn't. did anybody tell you you could, that w

as a sidebar, i love that they partlly found the original of data loss and it is owned by yale university. unfortunately, their records do not know when it came into their collection. it is a bit of a mystery. we will not reintegrate into the tent, it will be a teaching tool them -- tool. people toallow understand it a little better. in order to stabilize these losses, we had a high resolution digital image taken over the linen next to the loss. philadelphia university's imaging department printed it on a separate using a heat process. -- heat transferring process. this is an outtake, so to speak. this is not a perfect color match but pretty good. you can come up and a look at it. this the weave structure. if you would like to see another example, you can check scott's tie out because i made him a tie from one of the pieces. let's see -- the other thing is is aackground of my slides photograph taken of the digitally printed photograph of the polyester fabric. you can see the weave structure. example of the scale. we first had to get the photograph to the correct scale and then we worried

chair yellen earned her phd in economics from yale university and is also professor emeritus at the university of california at berkeley. it is my pleasure to introduce you as our witness today and to thank you for your always accessible presence before this committee. you have been someone who is a delight to work with and who gets your guidance in terms of the direction that we think the fed to take in order to assure our public that there is a steady hand at the home. we thank you for coming this morning and we look forward to your testimony and then we will have questions from our committee thank you for those kind comments. it's my pleasure to be here. chairman coates, ranking member member maloney, and members of the community, i appreciate the community opportunity to testify before you today. i will discuss the current economic outlook terry policy. the u.s. economy has made further progress this year toward the federal reserve dual mandated of maximum employment ability. job gains average 180,000 vermont 80000. month from january through october. n-lowercase-letter last year, but stil

kelly was the founder and we were at yale university and then two years ago moved to the university of connecticut. people have been concerned about this since it began but definitely, the connection between the food marketing and the recent childhood obesity increasing reached the breaking point when the report from the institute of medicine came out that caused the marketing opportunity. what this did is pulled out the research at the time and said this is what we know, food marketing works, it affects the preferences and request to purchase certain brands and increases the short term food consumption. there were several calls and one of which was for the food industry to take some action and address the problem. one of the things we were concerned about is whether it affected the consumption of the particular brand of food because one of the defenses of the industry was we are not trying to get people to eat more food, we just want them to choose our brand instead of our competitors. one of the theories is exposure wasn't an intellectual process where you learn the information about

kelly was the founder and we were at yale university and then two years ago moved to the university of connecticut. people have been concerned about this since it began but definitely, the connection between the food marketing and the recent childhood obesity increasing reached the breaking point when the report from the institute of medicine came out that caused the marketing opportunity. what this did is pulled out the research at the time and said this is what we know, food marketing works, it affects the preferences and request to purchase certain brands and increases the short term food consumption. there were several calls and one of which was for the food industry to take some action and address the problem. one of the things we were concerned about is whether it affected the consumption of the particular brand of food because one of the defenses of the industry was we are not trying to get people to eat more food, we just want them to choose our brand instead of our competitors. one of the theories is exposure wasn't an intellectual process where you learn the information about

she earned her phd in economics from yale university, professor emeritus, the university of california at berkeley. it is my pleasure to introduce you as eyewitness today and thank you for your always accessible presence in this committee. you are someone who is a delight to work with and get your guidance in the direction we think the fed needs to do. to assure the public there is a steady hand and we thank you for coming this morning and look forward to your testimony and have questions for the committee. >> it is my pleasure to be here. chairman coats, ranking member maloney and members of the committee, i appreciate the opportunity to testify before you today. i will discuss the current economic outlook in monetary policy. the us economy made further progress this year toward the federal reserve's mandate objective of maximum employment and price stability. $180,000 per month from january through october, somewhat slower pace than last year and above the estimates of the case necessary to absorb new entrants to the labor force. the unemployment rate which stood at 4.9% in october,

and it is owned by yale university. unfortunately, their records do not know when it came into their collection. or who gave it. so, it is a bit of a mystery. we will not reintegrate into the tent, it will be a teaching tool. you can take that peace and look at it up close. no one will be able to get up close to look at the weave structure, but this will allow people to understand it a little better. in order to stabilize these losses, we had a high resolution digital image taken over the linen next to the loss. philadelphia university's imaging department printed it on heatyester fabric using a transfer process. this is an outtake, so to speak. this is not a perfect color , but it was a pretty good you one. can come up and a look at it. this is the weave structure. if you want another -- if you would like to see another example, you can check scott's tie out because i made him a tie from one of the pieces. [laughter] virginia: he got it today. , the background of my slides is actually a photograph taken of the onitally

in economics from yale university and is also professor emeritus at the university of california at berkeleyit is my pleasure, chair, to introduce you as our witness today and to thank you for your always accessible presence before this committee. you've been someone that has been a delight to work with and to get your guidance in terms of the direction that we think the fed needs to take in order to assure our public that there's a steady hand at the helm. so we thank you for coming this morning and look forward to your testimony, and then we'll have questions from our committee. >> thank you for those kind comments. it's my pleasure to be here. chairman coats, ranking member that loney and -- maloney and members of the committee, i appreciate the opportunity to testify before you today. i will discuss the current economic outlook and monetary policy. the u.s. economy has made further progress this year toward the federal reserve's dual mandate objectives of maximum employment and price stability. job gains averaged 180,000 per month from january through october. a somewhat slower pace than

. >> pam: yale university has settled a lawsuit filed by the family of a northern california woman.n a research lab. the school will pay 3- million dollars. to annie le's family. >> pam: the placerville woman's body was found stuffed in a wall at a lab building back in 2009. the day of her wedding. she had vanished five days earlier. >> pam: an animal research technician pleaded guilty to her murder. le's family filed a lawsuit. saying, the school failed to protect women on campus for years. >> steve:new details are coming out about a deadly school bus crash. investigators say the driver was going well over the speed limit of 30-miles-per- hour. >> steve:this comes as the bus was hauled away from the scene just hours ago. >> steve:a "drastic accident" >> steve: that's how the driver of a described the crash that killed at least five children. >> pam: six others are in the hospital in an intensive care unit. >> pam: scott mclean, with our partners at c-n-n, is in driver is now facing charges. >>911: "a school bus flipped off the roadway. it's occupied with children. they believe ther

his second book, entitled "congress's constitution," will be published by yale university press next spring. he's also published widely in scholarly journals and popular press. he holds a law degree from yale and doctorate and political science from oxford. after josh we'll hear from david hayes, who is currently a distinguished visiting lecturer at stanford and consulting professor at stanforstanford's institute. prior to that he served as deputy secretary of the office of the interior in the colin of any clinton and obama administrations. he's chairman of the board of the environmental law institute, and the vice chair of the board of american rivers. he also formerly second as the seni served and received his jd from stanford university. after david we'll hear from -- we've moved around a little bit. actually before we hear from david, we'll hear from kerry kircher who retired recently as general counsel to the united states house of representatives where he served for more than 20 years in that office. he is known for his insistence in the office of general counsel operating on st

researchers at yale university found the number of kids that had to be treated at the hospital for overdoses more than here in the u.s. researchers found the greatest increase in overdoses were among younger children. boston-based bus service bridge is trying to strike a deal with with the mbta. the "globe" is reporting the transit company wants the run a late-night, on-demand shuttle service for the mbta once it loses its late night hours come march. now, with the plan, riders would request a ride using bridges ap pick-up site and drop them off in a central location. >> sarah: there are new details on last week's school bus accident in quincy. the bus driver has been cited. police say the driver is being cited for negligent operation and marked lanes violations. he could face several fines and up to two years in jail. the accident happened on corey street right near the intersection of titter street. several children were taken to the hospital but everyone is okay. >> christa: and a beverly drove enter a mother and her twin daughters in salem sunday night. dexter mitchell appeared in court

this is the version of it that is at yale, the university art ellery. there is a colossal version of it in the rotunda of the united states capitol. there it is. bunker hill and the summer of 1775, what did that look like? well here's john trumbull's painting of bunker hill that he painted 10 years after the event. that gets us about as close to it as we can possibly get. aboutf we want to think what washington look like when he was president, well, or what it looked like when washington -- this is washington's resignation in the and apple estate house in 1783 or what washington looked like when he was president of the united states, we might want to rely on gilbert stuart's portrait of washington taken from life when he was president of the united states. great. so they sort of directly connect this back to the nation's origin and that has been their power ever since. for thee set the stage years.n republic for 240 another example. you were in the u.s. capitol building and this is the rotunda and you are under the great dome of the rotunda of the capit

and his second book, "congress constitution and the separation of powers" will be published by yale university press next spring. he has published widely and popular press and holds a law degree from oxford. after josh, we'll hear from david hayes, who is currently a distinguished visiting lecturer at stanford and consulting professor at stanford's wood institute for the environment. prior to that, served as deputy secretary and chief operating officer at the department of the interior in both clinton and obama administrations. before there, he worked in the private sector and chaired the environment land and resources department. former chairman of the board visitors for stanford law school and the vice chair of the board of american rivers. and he also formerly served as the senior fellow for the hewlett foundation, and graduated from university of notre dame. after david, we'll hear from -- we moved around a little bit. actually, before we hear from david, we'll hear from kerry kircher. he retired recently as attorney for the house of representatives. he served for more than 20 years in the

. >> according a yale university study, nearly a quarter ofy art people who went to the ers within their networks treated bd an out of network doctor.oc now that led of course to muchem higher bill.high for instance, out of network err doctors charge medicare rates.es the average bill came out to $622.$622 >> whatever ends up happeningpei with the insurance system,ys that's got to change. >> it's got to change. it's >> you go to the hospital that'e in your coverage.e >> but because they rotateotat doctors and now the doctor thatr actually sees -- you're going to the emergency room for anncroom emergency.em >> it should be covered if the hospital -- >> you go to the hospital in your plan. >> exactly. >> then a doctor that's not nowo u get ado rctidoriculou tsha bib >> right. situations you don't have time t to really ask a lot of thoseot h questions. >> and you can't wait for that other doctor that's win your plan to show up a day canctor lt >> all right. allight debilitating.bi okay. >>> do you have what it takes tt make the guiness world record books? >> yesterday plenty of peoplerd tri

for time off at cambridge university yale, stanford, and other institutions, cold has other institutions, cold has, been at the university since 1970 or. he's written deeply about political history. for many years, his writing focus was on the years before the civil war. the political crisis of the 19 1950's,ese -- of the which he wrote about, has been used for political courses. , was the runner up for the lincoln prize and is -- notten described as just because of the 1296 pages. more recently, he has written about the construction -- the reconstruction following the war. is by one vote: the disputed presidential election of 1876 tells the story of america's closest presidential election, which perhaps coincidentally, had the highest percentage of eligible voters participating during any election, 81.5%. please welcome michael holt. [applause] michael: thank you. it was tthe 1850's that ran up to the civil war. the other day i was down going into the cvs at the barracks road shopping center, and somebody handed me this versauds million dollar bill. i looked at the back and it said , th

my college applications were , after he called me harvard, , yale, princeton, columbia, city university as my safety, and stony brook state university which is where i thought i was going. that is how unsophisticated my knowledge was back then. so why was princeton or why did and nott kinney and me any of the other kids from my high school? we were in the minority in our high school but this was the era in which institutions in the country were understanding that civil rights meant not just du jour changes in the law and law, jure changes in -- and desegregation of public entities, but an obligation to ensure that we took care of de facto segregation. the institutions can and i still do believe have an op edition to -- have an obligation to recognize that there are structural barriers in our society to equality. the first and most important structural barrier to equality is the lack of equality in education. i firmly believe that if we don't take care of that quality -- inequality we are never going first, to have an equal society. because if you can't educate your population on an equa

yale university settled a of aful death lawsuit graduate student killed stays to her wedding in 2009.s found a wall in a research lab. serving a 44 year prison sentence for killing. islamic state has used chemical weapons in iraq and syria at least 52 times. sayseport from ihs market agents are the most like -- most likely chemicals to be used in most all. global news 24 hours a day part by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. the vote is on ramsey passes constitutional overhaul. today,mberg surveillance -- prime minister's mistake to beat because this is a referendum on it partial -- of the constitution. overturn thed to board with so much of a dramatization. that is, i think, something he know believes -- was wrong. i vote no because i believe the new constitution might make the more cumbersome, complicated, and uncertain, not less, and also, i do not like the new senate which we will ring to prominence, the regions which have been highly corrupted on average. say the prime minister should continue. >> and he will. there was a realiz

among them, harvard, yale and brown university.lers who aren't old enough to vote or hang out with me are getting into the action. in california they held a walkout to protest trump's immigration policies, but who wouldn't rather take a walk than deal with second period geometry? am i right, high school kids? second period geometry sucks. i'm like their hip uncle. >> of course. >> no, i'm not even close, tyrus. >> never be the uncle. >> i am an uncle. >> all right. >> what -- you -- i heard you skog skoth and let out lots of air. >> first off stop saying colleges. brown, yale, harvard, we'll let the immigrants come here until they get there and you know then they realize that it's not as easy as you think. i grew up in california. we dealt with, you know, pop lag poplation situations and people sneaking over and the people that are afraid, you and to and what are they afraid of. all the time they've been here, they've never gone through the proper procedure of getting a green card. they've been here for ten years. you never decided

after four years at yale it's not surprising one bit. >> what is it about yale one of the finest universitiese world not as good as harvard, thank you. but what is it about yale that the sensitivity level of the students is so fragile? >> i think it was a variety of factors. the administrators tend to let this campus culture pros officer. >> what does that mean? >> they don't pass back dependence the students. >> students are running the show. >> exactly. >> okay. >> then starting around midnight on tuesday. students started asking professors, begging them on various campus platforms, facebook, different groups, asking for exams to be moved for classes to be cancelled. >> because they were so upset. couldn't concentrate. >> exactly. can't handle many of their emotions. >> can't handle it. >> 1 chock a.m. on wednesday morning, they had a big cancel primal scream. >> primal scream at yale. very good. i hope you didn't scare the other people living in new haven. now you are at columbia, another ivy league school here in new york city. is did the same as kyle is describing? >> i wouldn't describe

elizabeth wydra earned her law degree from yale university. caller: good morning. when you go to church and listen to the pastor, he's not a dictator. he tells a sermon. he tells what he has to say. people either believe him or don't. it's not a dictatorship. when we came up with the difference between church and state it was because we left england back to come to america. england had a thing that everybody was a member of the church of england whether you and you got in trouble if you went against what the church was saying. to america there was a difference between the government telling people what and that's the difference between church and state was. the government didn't force everybody to become baptists or muslims or atheist. government didn't force people to become what they were. host: would you agree or disagree? what is the difference between someone's religion and someone's point of view or philosophy of life? believe clinton is going to try and tea tax all churches. somebody that believes in god and believes in the scriptures -- it's a personal beli

in economics from yale university and is also professor emeritus at the university of california at berkeleyt is my pleasure, chair, to introduce you as our witness today and to thank you for your always accessible presence for this committee. you've been someone that has been a delight to work with and to get your guidance in terms of the direction that we think the fed needs to take in order to assure our public that there's a steady hand at the helm. so we thank you for coming this morning and look forward to your testimony, and then we'll have questions from our committee. chair yellen: thank you for those kind comments. it's my pleasure to be here. chairman coats, ranking member maloney, and members of the committee, i appreciate the opportunity to testify before you today. i will discuss the current economic outlook and monetary policy. the u.s. economy has made further progress this year toward the federal reserve's dual mandate objectives of maximum employment and price stability. job gains averaged 180,000 per month from january through october. a somewhat slower pace than last year

connecticut, yale college dean jonathan holloway has announced he's leaving yale to become the provost of northwestern university next year. holloway is the first african american dean in yale's history. he was at times at the center of racial justice protests by students on campus last year, with many students of color looking to holloway for leadership and with some criticizing him for not doing more on racism on the campus. he said he was not leaving yale because of the protests, saying instead -- "even though the protests were profoundly uncomfortable and at times heartbreaking, i'd rather be at a place where the students cared enough to speak up and take action." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i am juan gonzalez, in for amy goodman. amy is on assignment. we begin today with a look at movement in the united states that calls itself the alt-right. on monday, a video was leaked from an alt-right conference that took place over the weekend in washington, d.c., where hundreds gathered to celebrate donald trump's victory. in the video, alt-