what is or was the relationship between bell labs and princeton?> bell labs and princeton, as far as i know, there was very little. eventually from bell labs people went to princeton after they did, and at least in that time period between 1945 to 1982 there is no saturation i'm aware of. stomaches this with or not wondering about the relationship does princeton see that there would be a kind of ancestor what is that? >> you know in the book, too, i talk about bell lab execs and they hired truman who is the dean of stanford to create the stanford eco system of entrepreneurs. they hired the new jersey to create some sort of analog. there were problems with new jersey. as i understand at least princeton science program was theoretically oriented. the geography wasn't necessarily suitable, it was to spread out between say princeton and rutgers and the pharmaceutical companies and there was this whole plan for something called summit university which is going to be modeled after cal tech and was went be in northern new jersey and remanded the plan. it

said in the princeton review survey.t. number one this year, students again talking about the energetic and brilliant faculty. there's a system between students and faculty, meet twice a week for four years with the faculty. >> those most satisfied with financial aid. two words you don't always see with regard to financial aid. >> princeton university. been on the list, in the number one spot. might be a surprised, $52,000 sticker price but princeton was the first school in the country to do away with financial loans in your aid package. once you get into princeton, you're guaranteed 100%. >> what about the best setting, the most beautiful college. >> i've been there many times, florida southern, lakeland, 30 miles outside of lakeland, outside of tampa. awesome school academically, built by frankie lloyd wright, 12 of the original buildings, frank lloyd wright. >> best food. this is important. if you're going to study, a full stomach. >> people in college do it really well. they do it for two reasons. one, great sustaina

princeton review putting out the top party schools in the nation. which school is number one later on in the show. i'll make a pitch to do a show from there. why not? >>> let us get to the news at 5:30 am right at 30 rock in new york city. >>> we'll start with a scary breaking story out of afghanistan where at least two maintenance workers were injured late monday when militants fired rockets aat the plane of u.s. army general martin dempsey. it happened in the air field outside of kabul. coalition spokesperson says general dempsey, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff was, quote, nowhere near the aircraft at the time of the attack. the general has since left the country after completing high-level talks there. >>> missouri suddenly in the spotlight. an election that could very well determine which party controls the senate. this morning, republican senate candidate todd akin is vowing to stay in the race, despite an unroar over his comments on the subject of rape and abortion and his assertion that women's bodies are aable to prevent pregnancies e

>> i taught at princeton briefly, i taught at u.c. berkeley, university of pittsburgh, for a year i was at the hebrew university at jerusalem and currently at boston unive >> you have? >> yes, indeed. >> i got my degree in '79. >> you're the professor of the appreciation of scripture, you've been doing that for what? >> since '90. >> for nine years. three books to your credit? >> that's true. >> i notice that you retreated from some of your statements from your first book, "jesus of nazareth, king of the jews." what changed in the 11 years between the publication of these two books. >> my first book was "from jesus to christ." and that was published in 1988. and "jesus of nazareth" was published a few months ago. what changed is time elapsed, i continued to work in the field and learned more. >> isn't it the all-important question of why jesus was killed, you now believe he represented a limited threat to public order during the festival of passover rather than a major threat to roman rule? >> i don't think anybody thinks he, includin

he was actually my brother's roommate at princeton. and he was a very good football player who wasn't big enough to go pro. so he was physically not large enough to go pro. so when he graduated from princeton, he basically got a phone call from an alum who said have you ever been to japan? i want you to come work for me because i like the way you play football. so he, basically, packed a duffel bag and left new jersey. he ends up working for nick gleason who some of you might remember was the 26-year-old trader who bankrupt the old e bank in england, baronsback, by bet -- barons bank by betting all the assets on the japanese stock market right before an earthquake. so he had bankrupt that bank and went on the run. i believe what he did was he wrote a letter saying, i'm sorry, and put it in his desk drawer and just took off and got caught on an airplane to thailand. the guy i wrote about was his assistant and had been putting all the trades through in osaka. so he became this cowboy. everyone wanted to hire him. even though his boss wen

. >> princeton reviews the annual college rankings. >> it's based on 100,000 students. let's start with the happiest. they are at rice university in texas. >> what makes them the happiest? >> i don't know. >> okay. the best professors. >> sara lawrence college in new york. >> best financial aid, the very people who did the survey, princeton. >> yep. >> students who demonstrate a need for financi aid, i suppose. they get 100% of their needs met by school grants, not loans. >> your top party school in the entire country is west virginia univerty by t way, number one for the pa three years. >>nd they are so proud. >> congratulations. >> wouldn't you be nervous sending your child off to the biggest party school in the country? >> i don't know. virginia tech was pretty much a party school, too. you party or you don't. you're that kind of kid or you're not, you know? >> you were. >> when my dad used to teach at wvu, we used to go to all the west virginia football games and it was so fun. such fun. i like that kind of stuff. >> how crazy were you in college, hodi? >> they used

is up to you whether be table games and in princeton george's county. what is next for gambling in maryland? brianne? the voters will have to come november whether or want to follow the here in theemain was put forward by lawmakers. signing from bill governor o'malley. >> this morning, governor o'malley past the gaming bill. in addition to the table games across the state. this issue has been for us past -- we're not to put this issue behind us and move forward. the governor says this will ine 2300 jobs and bring millions of dollars for the school funds. is now in the hands of voters. i think the politicians jobld be doing a better with the income. and the taxes. [unintelligible] i think it is a great thing. >> confidence will be there in november. prince george's county executive is already looking ahead to the possibility. has the greatest potential of economic developments outside of the destination resorts. harper,ing of national speaking out today saying they would like to be the of get this -- speaking ism -- mgm and saying they today the ones to

it's been five years since wvu topped the list from the princeton review. the school that ranked in the top 20 12 times since reviews have been published. they have worked to tone down the party image. as for stone cold sober schools, that honor goes to utah's brigham young university for the 15th straight year. >>> well, it's no secret our area has some of the best communities in the nation to live in. in fact, several of them made money magazine's best places to live. in maryland, waldorf number 20, gaithersburg 23 followed by drm town. in virginia, ruston was the best place to live according to money magazine. the highest in the region. centreville, ashton 30, arlington 45 followed by dale city. the cities were ranked on strong job opportunities, great schools, low crime, quality health care and plenty to do. well, if you spend a lot of your leisure time outdoors, you might notice we have a lot of mosquitoes out there this summer. while most bites are harmless, some of those critters could be watering west nile. more than what you should do to protect yo

she is summa cum laude from princeton. she is here with her first collection, "fighting for progress in the age of obama." i do not always agree with her personally when it comes to politics. we are here to find out from katrina how we're going to save the world with barack obama. let's start there. [laughter] >> i do not know how you learned by worked at national lampoon. saving the world. let me begin by saying how low they must be to go that low in new orleans. i would not put in the same sentence president obama and saving the world. it is very much about movements and the power in our history to bring about a fundamental change. you do need people inside, political leaders inside. it captures the imagination of the nation. through the turbulent history, it has been movement and the power of movements. franklin roosevelt was moved by later movements. lyndon johnson had the civil rights movement. i think we begin with that. this book comes out at a moment when the country sees the power and possibility of occupy, 99%, a

princeton topping the list. the forbes list of america's top colleges looking at the quality of teaching, career prospects, graduation rates and debt levels. princeton is followed by williams college. there is stanford university, followed by the university of chicago, and yale. stanford doing it big. uc-berkeley is ranked number 50. >> 5:27. still ahead you can't go for the gold without a glitzy outfit. we'll show you the the track and field star who says her outfit pushed her to the podium. >> another stall for superman. the roller coaster that left dozens stranded. >> developing news this morning. in an act of violence in a house of god. the latest on the shoot-out that sent worshipers scrambling at a religious temple. >> puppies for ex-panhandlers. san francisco's plan to use dogs to avoid begging in public. >> we've got a hot day on tap and even hotter week ahead. 90s inland, 80s bayside, 70s at the coast. your full forecast in moments. >> debris on the bay bridge and a new accident at the castro valley y,

. >> 44% of princeton after graduating class took positions in the financial service industry in 2007 and they are very bright. whether they are as bright as they think they are as another question. can you think of anything useful of having all that talent on wall street has accomplished? >> we mentioned some of the great success stories. >> what were those? >> companies like apple. they are able to increase their scope, their scale because they are able to tap into money through public offerings but i would say that we are wasting a lot of talent because the government is subsidizing wall street to the detriment of vote real economy and those subsidies need to end and when that happens if there is not so much government money and federal reserve money flowing for wall street one of the things the occupiers were so upset at is they perceive that government was fair sale because the rich were buying into it and that is true but the problem is once you give the government the influence to peddle you can't blame the private sector for trying to have that power used for their benefit ins

the university of maryland college park ranked number 16 on the princeton review list of party schools.west virginia university topped that list.on the flip side... the u-s naval academy is annapolis ranks third on the list of stone cold sober schools.brigham young university in utah is number one. &ptoss to anchors 3 to work or stay home. home.a new survey just may help you make a decision... find out if working moms or those who stay at home are happier... next. walk between two trucks... find out if this is real... or just a little hollywood magic. you're watching fox 45 good day baltimore. ((bump out)) ((break 1)) 3 3 to work or stay home... many moms spend a lot of time wondering wwich would be better... now a new study just may have your answer. answer. researchers say time rrport better mental and physical health than stayyat-home moms or women who work part time. they found moms who go back to work soon after having children had more energy and mobility and less depression at agg forty... while moms who were persistently unemployed reported the moot health problems. the team suggest

princeton review is out with its annual party school rankings and congratulations, terps, you're on theist. the college park campus earned the no. 16. west virginia and in morgantown is the radius. the rankings were based on surveys of 120,000 students. as for the top stone cold sober campus, the u.s. naval academy comes in at no. 3. good news for foodies. baltimore county has extended the restaurant week. nearly half will keep that this counseling for another week and that is 14 locations. some are offering deals through the end of the month. to see which restaurts participating co you can visit baltimorerestaurantweek.com. baltimore is home to the state's only gluten-free restaurant. the executive chef says several things have changed when it comes to gluten-free products. >> five years ago, some of them would have tasted like the sole of your shoe but now things have changed. not only on the outside but their products out there which are good. goods to burger buns, it wl not tell the difference. >> many enthusiasts are driving in from neighboring states. if you want to witness the hi

randall princeton on romney response about his tax return today. >> mitt romney rolled out a white board to show the difference between his medicare plan and the president's >> as the seniors find what he's doing with medicare they will find it unacceptable >> romney sketched out a chart that he says shows the president's health care reforms will leave medicare bankrupt in little more than a decade. the white house disputed those claims >> the aarp has said that the president's affordable care act strengthens and protect medicare benefits and beneficiaries. >> medicare has long been off limits for any presidential candidate but this ticket says it is ready to embrace the ticket. >> this is the debate we want to have an need to have and we will win >> the one thing wrong has not wanted to talk about was tax returns but he was again asked about senate leaders' claims that some years he paid no taxes >> over the past 10 years i never paid less than 13%. >> the president stopped by party headquarters to fire up the troops. >> my plans extended medicare by nearly a decade. their plan and medi

. >>> each year the princeton review puts out a book to help parents sp students pick up the best collegeor them. they rank the colleges on campus life and academics and student body. most of the popular lists in the review are the top party schools. i know what you are thinking, are my kids on there. west virginia university, the top 20, the university of maryland, on the opposite end of the spectrum, u.s. naval academy, ranked number three on the list of stone cold sober schools. number one, young university. time for a check on the weather, over to lynette charles. >>> we have a chance of showers and storms to pop up this afternoon. satellite and radar dry. the back edge of the clouds, not far away, that's why we will see sunshine moving in here throughout the day. now, not seeing the sunshine, we have the street lights on. we can see a little brightening of the skies. we have to wait until 6:25 until we see daylight. the temperature, inner harbor 67 degrees. 68 annapolis. cambridge 68. look at the 59 frederick. 60 i don't care. 61 hager -- 60 york, 61 hagerstown. grab the jacket. we h

ne party school in the west virginia university tops the princeton review's list of 377 college campusesr partygoers.the list is based on student surveys.the anking considers the amount of time students spend studying outside offclass... how much they use drugs or alcohol on campus... and how popular praternities and sororities are.w-v-u released a news release saying the ranking "has no real credibility." 3 that's all for fox45 news at 5:30."family feud" is next. next.and we'll be back tonight for fox45 news at ten -- and the late edition at the car on the left was filled up with low detergent gasoline. the car on the right was filled up with bp gasoline with invigorate. which helps clean and protect its engine so it can get a few more miles per tank than the car on the left. go a little farther with bp gasoline with invigorate. now you have the power to lower gas prices with the bp visa with pump rewards. apply at choosebp.com

one thing he thought about doing after he retires is becoming a president of princeton.e looks academia. he's enjoying where he's at now. i don't see a run for office. >> thank you very much. >> yep. thanks, everyone, for coming. [applause] it's an honor. to be at the greatest bookstore in washington. i hope you support brad and keep the bookstore thriving. and also, again another shoutout to those who have served and do serve and for our wounded warriors. thanks again for coming. [applause] come up this even on booktv john talks about the history of bell laboratories. and then jack hit travels the country seeking out the next crop of amateur inventers. hall of fame basketball player talks about his children book "what is my world." spend the weekend in ohio state capitol columbus as booktv, american history tv, and c-span local content vehicles look behind the scenes at the history and literary life of ohio largest city on booktv on c-span2. ..

this is a princeton commencement he dies of through cancer and you can see this is near the end. next slide. this picture was taken that will sell most in 1983. this is the 40th anniversary of. ronald reagan had given his star wars speech previous to this march 23rd cannes the teller had come to los alamos to recruit scientists to work and he foundt a very hostile reception from darwin and raviv and others and he said on the plane backs he thought this could be traced back to what happened in 1954 to the oppenheimer case and to his testimony against oppenheimer. this enmity that scientists had for defense projects and at los alamos for him in particular. next slide, please. t like to sort pursue this debate, there is a web site, it's brotherhoodofthebomb.com to read the footnotes can to 81,000 words and i couldn't print allxt of those but put them on the wet site so you can access the miranda download them if he likes to read also documents÷t that pertain to the case especially the documents that haven't surfaced before oppenheimer and chevalier. some photographs that are not in

one thing he thought about doing after he retires is becoming the president of princeton. thanks everyone for coming. this is very exciting. it's an honor. thank you. [applause] to be the bookstore in washington. i hope he will support braudy and keep the bookstore thriving. and also, again, a shot out to those that have served and do serve for the wounded were years. thanks again for coming to the [applause] >> ulysses was originally published in march from 1819 and december, 1920 and american periodical called the little review coming and we have copies of all of those as well. ..

one point asking -- a high-school student come to me at one point asking if i could get him into princeton. i told him i could get him into the marine corps, which would be better for him in the long run. one of the interesting things in the dialogue i have had with myself over time is the average age of starting at the i agents is 30. when i first came on, i thought you do your 20 years, retire at 50, and it really precludes us from doing the type of recruiting on campus the other agencies do. over time, i came to find out that for us, we need the experience that we get. having people come in from other careers -- for instance, we have a number of persons who have done fairly well legitimately and honestly on wall street who have come with us who are now doing the investigations of the securities fraud. we had back in the anthrax attacks of 2002, approximately 1000 individuals throughout the united states who had in some way, shape, or form address anthrax in the course of their studies. if you are going to do an interview with someone handling anthrax, you want either a biochemist or som

. >>> "forbes" released the top colleges for under graduates, topping princeton, followed by williamslege, stanford ranked number 3 and uc berkeley came in at 50. the ranking takes into account quality of teaching, career prospects, high graduation rates and low-level of debt. >>> coming up, the competition over garbage that will likely make everyone a winner. >>> the first day of august brought the kind of weather we usually associate with summer. but, chief meteorologist bill martin tells us when it will cool down by the end of the week great idea. so we'll switch to u-verse tv and internet... that's just what we need... i got accepted into juilliard. [ dad ] that's great! can we talk about wireless plans? now we can video-chat. and faster internet... [ female announcer ] with at&t u-verse, you can build a personalized bundle to fit your needs. even when they change. switch today. bundles including u-verse tv, internet and home phone start at 89 a month for 24 months. now get the same price for two years. plus get a total home dvr free for life. choose from a variety of u-verse tv p

talked with alan blinder, the former vice chairman of the fed and now a professor of economics at princeton and asked if he agreed with the wall street assumption that bernanke gave the go-ahead today for more stimulus for the economy. september 13 that is the next fed meeting for some kind of action, does that make sense to you. it es me sense.it gives you en- distance to the election. these days the feds carnlts -- can't keep out of politics but they would like to it's super close to the election. i think if you let it go more we are talking about after the election. they are giving off vibes saying they are more eager than that. >> as you know many peopledebatd policy so far. chairman bernake made a good defense and saying the more we do the more good it does for the economy. your thoughts on that. >> i think they have beeneffect. there was a numerical estimate in his speech that seemed like on the high side to me. and he heads that estimate also. i think the issue in the forward guidance is one of diminishing returns. he also said that the fedpolicn jobs. do you agree with that number?

. >> 44% of princeton graduating class to positions and financial-services. can do think of anything useful all that talent has accomplished for our society? >> we mentioned great success stories like apple that can increase their scale to tap into money through public offerings. but we're wasting talent because the government subsidizes wall street to the detriment of the real economy. they need to end. if there isn't so much money flowing through all street. the occupiers looked at the government being for sale. that is true but once you give them the influence you cannot blame the private sector using that power for their benefit. but take the power away from government. [applause] then there that oversize profits they may be have people from uc-berkeley or princeton do something more productive. >> would it be better if they went into engineering, medicine and research? >> we would be better off if people skip going to those universities altogether. [laughter] [applause] you can learn more on the job is it of people who were not confident enough so they e

the morgantown school tops this year's princeton rivalize of party schools followed by university of iowa and ohio university in the top three. the university of maryland in college park is 16th and james madison is 18th. on the sober side brigham young university tops the least with wheaton college and the u.s. naval academy in annapolis rounding out the top three. >>> still ahead the bad guy in those austin powers movies wanted to attack the moon with a laser. let's see how nasa is using them to do some discovery on mars. >>> i'm anita brikman with this health alert and an urgent warning from poison control centers. toddlers have become violently ill after biting into or swallowing highly concentrated laundry detergent in new pods or packets. the bright colors make them look like candy. violent vomiting, seizures, breathing distress have been reported. keep them away from young kids. >> this health alert is sponsored by cancer treatment centers of america, care that never quits. to learn more visit cancercenter.com. [drum] [male announcer] he was there when his country needed him a

. >> reporter: ted cruz has never been elected to public office, but the princeton debate champ and harvard law grad is now heavily faifded to replace retiring senator kay bailey hutchison. his primary campaign was viewed we many as a struggle between moderate republicans and the tea party. do you feel as though congress is better or worse off the way it's working with those tea party members there? >> i think it is much, much better off, but i think it is a transition that's only halfway complete. 2010 was the first step. right now, they can't do anything. as long as harry reid and the democrats control the u.s. senate, very little's going to get accomplished. >> reporter: cruz pulled off a come-from-behind upset defeat, texas lieutenant governor david dewhurst. by most any standard, dewhurst is considered a very crrvative republican, and was endorsed we texas governor rick perry. cruz spent months tacking even further to the right, chatting up prayer groups, party meetings, tapping into frustrations about washington spending. >> i will never support new taxes, period, the end. >> reporter

i got into princeton, yeah! yeah!, student at princeton university have a good reason to celebrate. princeton, you see, tops the new forbs list of america's top colleges. williams college ranks second. stanford comes in at third. >>> that's a great scene there. summer box office. avengers. on its way to an easy victory with earnings of more than $600 million bucks in north america alone. that's a record. that's also a quick run through today's number ones. r hospital wanted to provide better employee benefits while balancing the company's bottom line, their very first word was... [ to the tune of "lullaby and good night" ] ♪ af-lac ♪ aflac [ male announcer ] find out more at... [ duck ] aflac! [ male announcer ] ...forbusiness.com. [ yawning sound ] you'll inevitably find yourself on a desolate highway in your jeep grand cherokee. and when you do, you'll be grateful for the adaptive cruise control that automatically adjusts your speed when approaching slower traffic. and for the blind spot monitoring that helps remind

. >>> and "the princeton review" releases its 2013 edition of the best 377 colleges today.re are the top three party schools. back at number one, west virginia university. coming in second, the university of iowa followed by ohio university. bowdoin college in maine has the best food. washington university in st. louis has the best dorms. and you can find the happiest students at rice university. and vcu! i'm just kidding, i added that part, my school. i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." [ radio ] it's a scorcher out there...stay refreshed! [ female announcer ] new lipton tea & honey. sweetened with honey, made from real tea leaves and real fruit flavors. ♪ it's never felt so real ♪ no, it's never felt so right ♪ [ female announcer ] only 5 calories. new lipton tea & honey. [ female announcer ] only 5 calories. if you think occasional irregulathink twice.ig deal, it may be a sign that your digestive system could be working better. listen to this. with occasional irregularity, things your body doesn't use could be lingering in y

"the princeton review" released its annual ranking of the top party schools and found american collegedents who binge drink are happier than those who don't, but at least those kids are in college. what are we doing to get them there? we already know that more than 300,000 local education jobs have been lost in the last three years. more than half of school administrators say that class sizes are getting bigger. they're cutting back on summer school programs and nonacademic programs like drama, band, ultimate frisbee, anything that's not critical, critical to the mission. i'm going to speak with the president's education secretary, arne dunca

. >> princeton and discounted and neighborhood r mystery into a murde -- prince george's county police combed a neighborhood for clues into a murder mystery. police have a very few leads. >> very few leads is accurate. this remains a mystery, but did reveal they have after to believe that sitting descry multiple times, the suspect escaped by walking, not running. they did bring out the recruit to search for a particular area. if there waso see evidence. this was going on even as the beinggirl was memorialized a few miles up the road. attended amber stanley's memorial service say was heart wrenching. everybody, all for , as soon as they e door, they would down. >> a start in the science magnet program was murdered last wednesday. he went straight to her room and her without words are while she sat in her bed. >> it is a senseless crime. >> part of that effort was on display this morning as police searched their roots the took to walk, not to run, from the crime. police revealed they do not crime was entirely random. >> statistically in homicide cases, it is a high probability that the p

princeton university takes the top spot on "forbes" list. stanford and yale made the top 10.ohns hopkins was in the top 100. folks in london are frustrated over the lack of tourists in town for the summer games. retailers and hotels reporting a minimal uptick in business. many of the streets in london are practically empty. most people have been kept away. >> people have been saying, do not go into london. it has been busy and that has not been the case. >> london not terribly busy -- that has been, in my view, overdone. we're seeing numbers coming through for the beginning of this week. that story is surprising to me. ee.we will sa nokia facing pressure against apple's iphone. jane king has the bloomberg business report. good morning to you, jane. >> southwest just hit a milestone with 3 million fans liking thteir facebook -- their facebook page. the carrier blamed a glitch and working to refine the extra charges. americans bird with less debt to -- burdened with less debt. interest rates are at record lows. this could help boost the economy. futures are pretty quiet this mo

hey, it looked real bad till the end of the year, till trenton and princeton. only after trenton and princeton made it possible to believe that the americans could have stayed in the field, they might possibly win this war--only then did they circulate the document with their signatures. c-span: when you come to washington and go to the national archives, is that the actual original document? >> guest: it is the original signed document in the national archives, yes. signed? i mean, all the words are there? >> guest: it's rather faded at this point. nobody can read it, not only because you're ushered past it rather quickly, but because it was faded. it wasn't taken care of very well in the early years. it was sort of rolled up, carried around with the second continental congress. and then the state department kept it, and if people came, they'd pull it out and show it to them. none of this, you know, enormous--what do they call it?--at the library of congress--argon caskets, you know, these heavy metal, glass cases that have gas in them without oxygen so that t

the princeton review has crowned the newest party school and america west virginia university. >> erica sunday night rapper juvenile was arrested after starting problems at a nightclub. no word yet on who else was involved. as of monday he was still in police custody. if you want to chat about what is trending around the web, you can always hit up my facebook fan page. >> mark: george is tracking the tough drive times this morning. and it comes to charities many low-income americans shed out more about this than the rich. also ahead, the hottest cars in the country cannot the hot that you are thinking of which will have more coming up when the kron4 morning news continues. sleep train has your ticket to tempur-pedic. experience the pressure-relieving comfort of tempur-pedic, and sleep risk-free with sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee. get 36 months interest-free financing: no down, and no interest for 3 years. plus, get free same-day delivery. sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee, interest-free financing, and free delivery? that's the ticket! sleep train's ticket to tempur

news schools like yale and princeton and dartmouth don't do well on our rankings but uc schools do well> washington monthly criteria emphasizes schools it felt about d.ate better job promoting public good, social mobility, graduating students from underprivileged families, university emphasizing research promoting economic growth received to higher grades. and campuses where students gave back to the community ranked higher. >> this shows school that's are good for the country rather than good for the lucky few that get into them. >> two state universities received recognition. cal state fresno and san diego state university recognized in the best bang for the buck cat gorey. both singled out for high graduation rates among ethnic minorities. and there is a link to the washington monthly rangings on our web site go to ab cl. 7 -- abc 7 news.com and click on 7 on your side thchl is a great way to start argument autos yes. really. it's nice to see california well representatived. >> and be prepared for delays on interstate 880. and we'll be demolishing near high street and there is a stud

we were recruiting this young woman who is graduating with a computer science degree from princeton. we interviewed and decided we wanted to hire her. she is choosing between twitter and google and facebook. she ended up going to facebook. i said let me get on the phone. maybe if the ceo calls her -- this is making me look bad. i did that. she called me mr. costolo which was funny. no one at work addresses me that way. i had this conversation that i thought really well and she said i want to thank you for taking the time out. i know you're probably extremely busy. it has been incredible for me to speak the last few days with executives from twitter and facebook and twitter. i had the realization that it is that hard to find a woman in engineering that is educated that well in america. it is a real problem. >> there are shortages of advanced manufacturing in midwest. what happens is the new machines are sufficiently complicated to operate. any people with college engineering degrees. we are not producing enough of them. because we do not allow foreigners to come and work here because

taking the top spot princeton university followed by williams college stanford university, university of chicago, yale round out the top five schools. the list is based on post graduate success. student satisfaction, debt, graduation rate and competitive awards. >>> a detroit boy looking to save his cash strapped city one snack at a time. 9-year-old joshua smith heading up a lemonade and popcorn stand after budget cuts force the city to stop cutting grass at his favorite public park. he has raised $500 so far for his effort. even attracting the attention of detroit's mayor. he suggested a different use for the money. but joshua is sticking to his guns. >> he told me to raise the money for college that i have choices the city is important just as important to the city. >> it turns out a local landscape you are was so impressed he has offered to cut the park's grass for free. he will still donate his prophets to city hall. that's your 5@5:30. >> what a selfless young man. >> pack to wa back to washington more tsa events coming under scrutiny as they have the nerve to hold the conference

the princeton review just released its annual list of top party schools in the united states. number one party college for 2012 is west virginia university. west virginia students today celebrated by continuing to celebrate, i guess. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but if your kid goes to west virginia, don't worry, your kid doesn't drink. it's the other kid that drinks. your kid is like come on, guys, let's play word games. beer is for loser. the dean tried to downplay it, claiming clearly in the big picture the list has no credibility. this is the dean. this is the third time the mountaineers have had this honor bestowed upon them. they were also named top party school in '97 and on 7. and the school that ranked last was the online university of phoenix. the students had a big celebration there, too. >> we're going to get this party started. whoo whoo whoo -- >> shut the [ bleep ] up. i'm trying to watch the game! >> jimmy: well, you know the parties are terrible, but the meal plan is perfect. [ applause ] >> jimmy: the white house yesterday -- yesterday, the white house hosted somet