our jobs depend on it." >> thank you for calling ashford university. >> smith: bridgepoint says ashford has zero tolerance for unethical behavior. >> the focus is to start the student, whether they're academically ready whether they're financially ready, they need to start class. >> smith: ray campbell worked as a financial aid advisor at the university of phoenix. once a student was recruited, it was his job to hook them up with a loan so they could start paying for classes as quickly as possible. >> if i put on my report that the student's not ready, and they don't start, i would hear it. i would constantly be pressured with "why aren't they ready? is there a way we can start them? what can we do to get them ready?" the focus was on "this student needs to start." period. >> smith: just weeks before this broadcast, the university of phoenix replied at length to a list of written questions from frontline. on the question of pressure tactics, they said: "should we find an enrollment advisor misleading students, prompt action would be taken, including termination." in the same letter they

game comes down to the final 30 seconds, harnish to ashford. huskies win a barn burner, 63-60. >>> to hockey where celebration got a little punchy in sweden after henrik ericsson scores, he's so happy he has to hug someone, anyone. so he grabs the closest guy, one problem, he was on the other team and punched him right in the head. not even that could wipe the smile off his face. that's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >> only in hockey. >>> an apologize from the woman at the center of the divorce the entire country is talking about. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> for unexpected northeast winter storm was a danger. for others an inreasons. we'll introduce to you one couple who wouldn't let the storm ruin their fairytale. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. beautiful day for you today in areas muof the east. temperature getting to the mid to upper 50s. power crews should have ideal weather conditions through the upcoming week toned get the lights turned back on. the blizzard

looks good out of leesburg, ashford, through reston. this is the george washington parkway live.ton parkway as well. >> all right. thank you so much, lisa. well, it turns out kim kardashian's family, her friends, they wasted a lot of money on gifts. >> color me shocked. yesterday the reality star filed for divorce after 62 days. she said it was not an easy decision and that she hoped that the marriage was forever. sometimes things don't work out as planned. himpfriss said he was devastated and -- humphries said he was devastated. they did have a pre-nup which is good. they worked really hard at it for almost two months. >> it didn't spook her brother rob on "dancing with the stars". he had the second highest score during the halloween edition of the show. >> ♪ what a beautiful nightmare ♪ >> ricki lake and derek hough's passo doble got the top spot. >> we worked really hard and well as a team. i'm so proud of us. >> it was a lot of fun. it was a cool concept. it was fun. >> after just barely being able to walk after a rough rehearsal rob still landed in second place. >> i pulled

game comes down to the final 30 seconds, harnish to ashford.a barn burner, 63-60. >>> to hockey where celebration got a little punchy in sweden after henrik ericsson scores, he's so happy he has to hug someone, anyone. so he grabs the closest guy, one problem, he was on the other team and punched him right in the head. not even that could wipe the smile off his face. that's your first look at sports. i'm mario solis. >> i love that. now for another look at the weather, here's bill karins. i do that to my husband sometimes. just goes in for the hug and like -- >> give him the old stiff arm? >> not now, yeah. sglupdab . >>> a lot of people still waiting for their power to come on, about that's how bad the storm was. temperatures are cold. notice the difference, central park, the snow all gone. where three still 6 to 10 inches on the ground, it's 28 degrees. so that's the difference it makes. this afternoon we'll melt more of the snow, probably take another two or three inches off the snow pack. 55 in connecticut. much of new jersey in the mid to

fascinating to me about the westberg asperger treaty as you would probably think webster sat down opposite ashford they negotiated. they chatted so they knew each other from before. webster was really negotiating with maine and he went through a very clever, he was a courtroom lawyer and a fabulous magician in the courtroom. and he just had it brilliant strategy to force maine step-by-step by step to accept that it's not going to get the boundaries that it was probably legally entitled to and i imagine that is where the town we are talking about officially became part of the united states and there may have been at times considered part of canada. >> what are the stories about lord fairfax? >> yes, lord fairfax through inheritances, had a title to an enormous portion of virginia along the potomac river, and he had its survey. this is going back to colonial times, so he could sell parts of it and title it, and the surveyors, the boundary, the colonial boundary separating ireland and virginia was the source of the potomac river. well the potomac river is made up of different branches and if you go o