bloomfield college in virginia has a very strong curriculum. there are schools, and in fact, interestingly, there are schools now that are viewing this as a means to carve out a niche, and a means to compete because they are then able to say, you send your child to our institution and you can be assured that student will receive a strong core curriculum. this isn't to say you cannot get a good education at almost any institution. you can, but you will have to do it yourself. and the american council of trustees alumni really believes it is incumbent on the adults who are in charge of our colleges and universities to make the choices and make the judgments about what students need to know to be able to do. and if they are not going to make those judgments, then i consider at home and i can do a teaching company and i can teach myself, because frankly, that is what i would have been doing at the college campus, but i will be $200,000 wealthier. [laughter] this is what we are calling upon. it's a hard job and a job that faculty don't like to under

first hand account of someone in buffalo, bill player dean bloomfield. new polls americans aren't ready to shop until they drop next week. is this the end of black friday as we know it. say it ain't so. ♪ ♪ gerri: well, is black friday dead? according to a new bank rate survey, the majority of americans won't be doing their holiday shopping on black friday or cyber monday this year. does this mean the end of holiday shopping? brian gyldenberg, the chief knowledge officer. welcome to the show. good to see you, brian. so this is a real change in trends with consumers. i always think people are excited about black friday, cyber monday. not anymore? >> i think they are. but, you know, i don't know if the majority of americans ever shopped on black friday. gerri: good point. >> the interesting thing is when we look at shoppers, it's interesting to see, it's actually the excitement is a bigger part they go for the deals. they like to be part of the mob. gerri: it's entertainment. you go in and these people are appealing -- the retailers are all about you. and

kim, kim bloomfield, thank you so much, for your loyal viewership. >> i stands about having to work ondays and the day before. we get get to the forecast, we'll check on records for november 26. that's today's date. snowfall records, see if anybody's in danger, i think maybe in wilmington, delaware, because they got tent after inch back in 1950. record in philadelphia, was 6 inches of snow, in 1949. allentown, will probably break new record with snowfall, they got 1.7 inches in 1925, atlantic city, i don't think we'll see any snow today. rain and only rain, streaming into the area, the first part of this nor'easter that will be with us all day long, in one form or another, but again, it is only rain in the philadelphia area at the moment. north and west of us, very light rain, up in places like allentown, which we'll see change-over to snow, probably about 7:00, 8:00 this morning, jersey shore, it will be a lot of rain today, as you see, in our fox future cast, now, this computer model still has a lot of rain with these milder temperatures through about 8:00. but then, 9:00 we start to

. >> host: darrell from bloomfield indiana, independent caller. >> caller: hello. >> host: . >> host: hello daryl you are on the air were senator ron johnson. >> caller: okay, i haven't two questions for senator johnson. one, does he think that it's okay for a foreign company to take americans under eminent domain? number two, does he think that clean water is more valuable than clean water and number three does he think it's okay to break our treaties with the indian tribes in that area and i will take his answers on the air. >> host: okay, darrell. >> guest: okay, where do i start. i can read my writing now. >> host: foreign companies. >> guest: i have a real concern especially in the decision about the expansion of eminent domain. that's a real problem. i encouraged foreign investment in america. that is what we want. we want to make america an attractive place for investment job expansion. the second one was? >> host: the second one was clean water versus oil. >> guest: is not an either/or choice. i'm for clean water and also for using god-given natural resource for energy. in the

bloomfield, indiana. independent,. you are on the year. -- caller. you are on the air. --ler: i have two questions one, does he think it is ok for a foreign company to take americans land away from them under imminent domain? does he think that clean water is more valuable or is loyal more valuable than clean water? number three, does he think it is ok to break our treaties with the indian tribes. i will take his answer on the air. guest: ok, darrell. where do i start? i cannot read my writing. i have a concern about the expansion of eminent domain. i actually encourage foreign investment in america. that is all we want. we want to make america an attractive place for job expansion. the second one was clean water versus oil -- was -- host: clean water versus oil. guest: it is not either/or. third, we have a real obligations to native americans to abide by those treaties and we have a lot of tribes in wisconsin and i'm trying to do everything we can to have good relationships with native americans. host: new london, wisconsin. jean. independent caller. know who would lik

bloomfield, indiana. independent,. you are on the year. -- caller. you are on the air. --ler: i have two questions one, does he think it is ok for a foreign company to take americans land away from them under imminent domain? does he think that clean water is more valuable or is loyal more valuable than clean water? number three, does he think it is ok to break our treaties with the indian tribes. i will take his answer on the air. guest: ok, darrell. where do i start? i cannot read my writing. i have a concern about the expansion of eminent domain. i actually encourage foreign investment in america. that is all we want. we want to make america an attractive place for job expansion. the second one was clean water versus oil -- was -- host: clean water versus oil. guest: it is not either/or. third, we have a real obligations to native americans to abide by those treaties and we have a lot of tribes in wisconsin and i'm trying to do everything we can to have good relationships with native americans. host: new london, wisconsin. jean. independent caller. know who would lik