lehigh is a special place they're combining those science makers with entrepreneurship majors lehighleading the pack. >>> and the students that love their schools, i'm a little bitter, because i think virginia tech used to be up there, but vanderbilt the students love the commodores >> contagious with energy. virginia tech is close on the temperature of that list, but vanderbilt students have been naming themselves talking about student appreciation and pride >> i can't -- i have to do this. virginia tech, go hokies, quality of life, 94. what are you talking about blacksburg is one of the most beautiful places why do we rank so low? we need to do more in financial aid. 77th >> i hear you. >> number four or five on best campus food. >> it wasn't like that when i was there. good to see the hokies near the top. how many of these schools do you go to? >> i visit probably 50 a year, we survey a third of the schools in the book. so 140,000 college students. >> appreciate it. >>> on deck, facebook fighting to get back into the news business then beating the street, one of the top performing

if you add up all this today and sunday you could fill lehigh stadium three times. that's how many people will be here at outside lands and at some point on sunday they will welcome the 2 million visitor. >> paul is having audio issues. that is a radar image of what's going on off the coast. it's lightning that could go into marin county. >> coming up next, what president trump is now saying about a bipartisan compromise on gun control. >> was the president really questioning colin kaepernick's athletic ability? wait till you hear the comment. >> five bay area cities are getting a big lump of cash to fight car burglaries. is your area on the list? >>> tonight a controversial proposal to control the elk population in west marin county . it would allow park staff to shoot enough of the animals to limit the heard to 120 total. don ford has more on the story. >> along with those of the elk has always been a bit of a challenge. now the national park service has endorsed a draft proposal hoping to do that. it has gotten a lot of attention. democrat jared huffman and repub

.>> reporter: it is still scorching lehigh. our temperature our thermometer says 100 degrees. i will step out the ways you can see. the fire department said this blaze even though it is black and hillsides is not growing. it is not spreading. the bad news is apparently one firefighter did suffer from the heat and had to be taken to the hospital. >>> even without the fire bellowing like a furnace in their faces this will be a taxing battle for firefighters. triple digit temperatures at 50 pounds of heavy equipment. all taking a toll. >>> they are wearing the boots the jacket the pants the helmet. and then on top of that they will carry a bundle of holes that has 200 foot length of inch and a half holes. all told that is 50 pounds of gear. but it broke out on the lunch hour and raced up these dry brown hillsides. >> reporter: the battle was waged apart from the air. that left dozens of firefighters braving the fast- moving flames and choking smoke back on the ground. >>> they are doing heavy physical labor in 100 degree temperatures. we have to make sure they stay cooler and sta

lehigh carbon community college is a hispanic-serving institution. north hampton community college is the number one associate degree granting college in pennsylvania for latinos. so if i seem like i'm bursting with pride, i am a little bit about those two schools. having said that, i visited both of those schools since i was elected, and i have learned from their administration about some of the challenges that the administration faces because in the face of constant decreases in funding, these kinds of schools -- not just these two in my district, but these kinds of schools across the country that are struggling so much to keep from raising tuition for their students, and by and large are doing a pretty good job of it. but that money has to be taken from somewhere. and so what i'm consistently hearing from them is that the schools are contracting the services that they provide to students and that, too, is a real harm to the students. and i'd like you perhaps, dr. mchatton, to address -- well, first let me go to dr. verret and ask you about how stu

the appeals court ruling in favor lehigh county, pennsylvania after an atheist group sued trying to getbol changed, the court noted no other groups or people complained about across in the 70 years it had been on the field. this is weird. a family spooked by letters from a mystery stocker, by the new jersey house for $1 million in 2014, then they started getting letters from someone who called themselves the watcher. one of the notes read i'm pleased to know your name now in the name of the youngblood you brought me. no one was ever charged. the family took a $500,000 loss on the sale. it is time for the good, the bad and the ugly. a sweet deed for a pup in need to. a 6-year-old racing $2400 at her lemonade stand for retired police dog's medical bill. the pennsylvania girl said she fell in love with a german shepherd named rocky after reading about him and her local newspaper. now the bad. think twice before the 3rd cup of coffee. a new study says it could give you migraines. harvard researchers say the more caffeine you have the higher the risk of headaches. one or 2 cups doesn't have

put it james comey who clearly viewed himself on a panel he still does is above because he had an lehigherit's a very dangerous president as michael horowitz so well put it. we need a good honest leadership. i think it's really as simple as that. the fbi agents, those 35,000 3 people are good people. they're honest and honorable people but we had released some very, very poor leaders at the top including james comey. >> jason: my grandfather was a career fbi agent. he spent decades in that service and i think he will look at that and not be able to recognize it. i think henk would be ashamed of what's going on. you have dove as deep in the details as this. it's not just mr. comey. that's the problem. it is steep to far into the institution. >> it's endemic and what it look at what the inspector general reports. horwitz said look, this is sending a dangerous message and his conduct was dangerous. so what do we have? we have a guy who barely avoided criminal charges of four theft ofw government documents and tht we can classify documents and there are no consequences for him. you know he's o

the court saying the cross is not a government endorsement of religion and that it appears on lehigh county seal with many other symbols. this coming two months after the u.s. supreme court allowed a 40-foot tall cross to remain at a world war i memorial on public land in maryland. there's a pattern. new york mayor bill deblasio facing off against hannity. plus this -- >> is there something generationally, geographically, that not only can win the primary, but most important, make sure donald trump isn't president come 2020. >> dana: montana governor's on the campaign trail at the iowa state fair. an exclusive interview with the 2020 democrat and what he says about some rivals on the left ahead. and be sure to check out the new episode of my podcast "i'll tell you what." we talk about joe biden and elizabeth warren. plus, our summer vacations and the great food we threw down. it's available on i tunes or wherever you listen. there are three words when you live with migraine... "i am here." aim to say that more with aimovig. a preventive treatment for migraine in adults that reduces t

professor michael guktnther hai from new york and he earned his ph.d from lehigh university in 2010 and he is currently assistant professor at georgia gwinnett college, a four-year public institution in the suburbs of atlanta and dr. gunther recently published a journal article on the border of quebec in the 1960s in essays in history and he was one of the small, but growing number of scholars who studied the environmental impacts of warfare in american history. >> ralph waldo emerson's dose of arsenic and the civil disobedience and his calls for park across the united states, george perkins marsh concerns about deforestation and soil erosion, these are some of the topics that have excited environmentalist historians going bake 30 or 40 years. there doesn't seem to be much attention to the actual presidents and politicians and politics in the antibell up years. so i was interested in exploring that with you today. on august 10, 1846, at the end of the first session of the 29th congress president polk signed into law a bill creating the smithsonian institution. this fulfilled the quest o

richard angle is a doctoral candidate at lehigh university and currently teaches at the university of pennsylvania. she is looking at the history of this is central to her dissertation, america's first band of brothers: ship and come robbery during -- friendship and camaraderie during the american revolution. ar next speaker has had number of teaching and fellowships throughout his career. his forthcoming work looks at the economic aspects of the revolution and is now the assistant editor of the papers of george washington. he's a little different from the rest of the editorial team. they are posted at uva. dan is not. he has an office at the fred w. national library for the study of george washington at mount vernon. this point -- and look. aose of you who have had chance to review the program, there was going to be a fifth panelists -- for those of you herrera ricardo "rick" does she could not make it. he may have gotten caught in one of the storms. he will be missed. he's a particularly fine scholar. i say that because he gave me a -- dustst gasket quote jacket quote a few years ag

he earned his phd in history, from lehigh university in 2010, and is currently assistant professor of history at georgia gwinnett college, a four-year public institution in the suburbs of atlanta. dr. guenther recently published a journal article on the bordering of quibec in the 1760s in essays in history. he is one of the small but growing number of scholars who studies the environmental impact of warfare in american history. >>> walt waldo emerson, civil disobedience and his call for parks and towns across the united states, and concerns about deforestation and soil erosion, these are some of the topics that have excited environmentalist going back 30, 40 years, it doesn't seem to be much attention to the actual politicians in politics in the antebellum years. so, i was interested in exploring that with you today. on august 10, 1846, at the end of the first session of the 29th congress, president polk signed into law, creating the smithsonian institution, this fulfilled the quest of english man, james smithson, who founded the washington establishment for the increase and diffusion

trends as the consumer starts to eat healthier, but also to make sure you are not paying significant lehighs come down on its price fund, but i think you still have a discrepancy there. david: of course, they are hoping to get the same-store sales up. brooke sutherland of bloomberg opinion, thank you for being with us today. coming up, we've been talking about it all morning long. we are just minutes away now from the latest retail sales data. we get to find out whether the u.s. consumer will continue to support the economy, despite what taylor riggs' yield curve is saying. [laughter] david: live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ from the 5am wakers, to the 6am sleepers. everyone uses their phone differently and in different places. that's why xfinity mobile created a wireless network that auto connects you to millions of secure wifi hot spots. and the best lte everywhere else. xfinity mobile is a different kind of wireless network designed to save you money. save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $250 back when you buy an eligible phone. click, call