the other through line is three of four went to princeton, don quixote did not go to princeton. bad s.a.t. scores i was told. very bad. anyway, now has promised, i applied to princeton, last question any application today is the same as it was then, why do you want to go to princeton? i wrote a very floury answer, your faculty and blah blah, but i said i have a fitzgerald problem. i details this obsession i had with f scott fitzgerald and said frankly i could draw maps of your school. i have never been there. if you don't accept me i am coming any way to make a pilgrimage. the prince and admission office made it very easy on themselves. they took me. i arrived on princeton campus in the fall of 1967. i was on that campus all of a day and half when i made my way to the princeton library. within the library the rare books and manuscripts room and i walked in and i sat down and a librarian came over to me and said what can we help you with? do you have any fitzgerald things? why don't you just sit here for a second, she said. she came back ten minutes later with a little frawley wi

showing a study that showed that princeton's numbers are declining according to their own formula and they used it to show that the growth of facebook will continue and consider this only two billion of the five billion people in the world are actually on the internet right now so as the internet continues to grow and we have more people in the world who will be on the internet i think facebook will continue to grow as more people are getting connected that's a very good point and if i can go to you i kind i use facebook very much like austin does i use it to promote myself in this program and you know what it is effective ok i do get it because people's the sharing thing is the one i like most because i find my myself in the in the in places i never could have imagined it all because it was because someone shared it from facebook so i mean from again a utility for people like me it is very very useful though at the same time i have to put up with a lot of people that i don't really call friend i think i think often when they are in the head there i think as long as it's as long as it

his undergraduate degrees from princeton phi beta kappa and his masters and doctorate in economics or from harvard. he a4 been named cbo director he taught at harvard and was on the staff of the council of economic advisers and the federal reserve ordinance served as treasury secretary for economic policy. just before his selection as head of the cbo he was senior fellow in economic studies program at brookings. the biographical portion of our program has ended and now on they botanical details as always we are in the record here. please no live blogging or trading or other means of riling while the breakfast is underway. there is no embargo when the session ends except that our friends at c-span have agreed not to air the video of --

i applied to princeton -- cannot go there, your test scores are not high enough. i went and graduated with honors. wrong. [applause] then i was not supposed to go to harvard. i don't even know why they said that. i can go through every curve and twist and turn of my life and find somebody that was telling me to lower my expectations, set my sights low, i cannot do that. every time i push passed other people's limited expectations of me and reached for things i knew i could do and grabbed my seat at the table that others felt so entitled to, what i learned was that there is no magic to these people who feel so much more ready than me. i was just as ready, always just as prepared as anyone at that table. >> we are going to talk about her biography but we chose that clip because that was before she went to the white house. both of you were observing her professionally. when you watch the 2008 michelle obama, the pre-white house michelle obama, and think about her today. how has she grown in the job? how has she changed her approach to the public from what we see in t

showing a study that showed that princeton's numbers are declining according to their own formula and they used it to show that the growth of facebook will continue and consider this only two billion of the five billion people in the world are actually on the internet right now so as the internet continues to grow and we have more people in the world who will be on the internet i think facebook will continue to grow as more people are getting connected that's a very good point and if i can go to you i kind i use facebook very much like austin does i use it to promote myself in this program and you know what it is.

pakistan in february two thousand and two suspected of being a member of the realty group ltd a princeton perak obama said in january two thousand and fourteen should be the day to finally close down the insurrection the contents facilitate. sand has been mounting in britain out of the number of uk nationals traveling to syria to help or a bull fights his fights princeton style. police fear they may become radicalized by islamists poet and training camps before tending to the uk with the company's security threat to british police have already arrested sixteen people on suspicion of terrorism offences relate to syria to see some as young as seventeen compared to twenty four such arrests in two thousand and thirteen additional just to protect the sheep us intelligence estimates there were at least seven thousand five hundred foreign fighters and fifty nationalities of the trade spike elk leader as many as five thousand but it's just a tad european passports. two inmates died in mexico city prison has started a free wrestling program in the tradition of locally made to help prisoners relaxe

so i applied to princeton. you can't go there. your test scores on high enough. i went and i graduated with honors. [cheers] [applause] and then it wasn't supposed to go to harvard, that was something they said. i could go through every curve and twist and turn of my life and find somebody who is telling me to lower your expectations and set your sights. you cannot do that. and every time i pushed past others, people limited the expectations of me and reached for things that i knew i could do and grabbed my seat at the table that others also entitled to. what i learned is that there is no matter. there is no matter to these people. those who feel so much more ready than me. i was just as ready always. and just as prepared. just as prepared as anyone at the table. >> we are going to talk about her biography. before she went to the white house out on the campaign trail, both of you have been up there to talk to her about this. when you watched the pre-white house michele obama and think about her today in the job, how shashi changed her approach from what you have

princeton's center for technology policy. he served as the first chief technologist at the federal trade commission and he is here to answer your questions and comments. john is up next from new jersey on our line for democrats. good morning. caller: thank you. laid out aaller had frightening fact pattern for manipulation and in digital currencies. my question is, what makes them think that is not happening now with the currency we currently have? my real question here is, many people perceive that the federal reserve is a so-called "public private agency" influenced by private banking elites. will digitales currency have to that power structurally? currencie offer a different model of governance through this kind of consensus that exists. some other digital currencies would have a company that issues the currency that plays more of a governance role. model is the one that is most different from traditional currency models. this idea of a currency covered should govern by consensus rulemaking is not something that has existed

the other through line is three of four went to princeton, don quixote did not go to princeton.bad s.a.t. scores i was told. very bad. anyway, now has promised, i applied to princeton, last question any application today is the same as it was then, why do you want to go to princeton? i wrote a very floury answer, your faculty and blah blah, but i said i have a fitzgerald problem. i details this obsession i had with f scott fitzgerald and said frankly i could draw maps of your school. i have never been there. if you don't accept me i am coming any way to make a pilgrimage. the prince and admission office made it very easy on themselves. they took me. i arrived on princeton campus in the fall of 1967. i was on that campus all of a day and half when i made my way to the princeton library. within the library the rare books and manuscripts room and i walked in and i sat down and a librarian came over to me and said what can we help you with? do you have any fitzgerald things? why don't you just sit here for a second, she said. she came back ten minutes later with a little frawley wit

gary as 22nd and 26th avenue and in yerba buena and 18 and as far as one mid block project between princeton and powell it is on told them 2 and also a map on page 15 of the evenly closer that continues the traffic and benefits to the users and senior centers and the centers that this project includes 88 compliant programs sfmta expects the construction to be completed by 2016. the next project sfmta has requested a prop k fund for the 5 intersections to leverage the prompt project funds. this includes the hardware and programs. sfmta coordinating this project with the depending on masonic avenue which will add curbs to accountability intersection as far as the project area. sfmta also complooiment it's project with other construction which is impartial funded by target to have improvements for the left turn and sfmta anticipates the completion of the construction by may 2015 >> how much is target funding. >> i will get that information for you. thank you >> the next project for the area is the project for prop k for the environment and design phases for pedestrian improvements as recommende

bernanke spoke at princeton's commencement ceremony. words were aimed at and on jim's -- at an audience of undergraduates. we found them curiously relevant. >> i wrote to inquire about the status of my leave at this university. the letter i got back was "princeton receives many more , qualified applicants." i will make some suggestions. life is unpredictable, any 22-year-old who thinks they know where they will be in 10 years or 30 years is lacking in imagination. whatever life may have in store, each of you has a lifelong project, the development of yourself as a human being. from everyone to whom much has been given, much will be required. from the ones to much has been intrusted, more will be demanded. those most worthy of admiration are those who have made the best use of advantages or cope most courageously with adversities. cynicism is a poor substitute for critical thought and constructive action. economics is a sophisticated field of thought that is so -- superb at explaining to policymakers why the choices they made in the past

princeton has a course i getting dressed. >> yeah.use no one at princeton could master that on their own. just couldn't happen. john: university of california san diego, god, sex, chocolate, >> sounds delicious andal path. wonderful. [laughter] university of texas invented languages, clingon and beyond. it's amazing. what is college? it is folks paying 20-50,000 a year for an extra four our more years of adolescence. that's fine. it's nice. it's a bad idea to sub subsidizt th tack payer dollars a a bad idea to tae out lopes in order to do that. john: thank you kmele foster of "the independents," coming up, what school doesn't teach you about personal freedom, like, should i be allowed to open this little case and do this? [cheers and applause] to complicate ♪ our time is short ♪ this is our fate ♪ i'm yours john: welcome back to "stossel l u," and this is about perm liberty. it's limited to two to i ttinks. the nsa creepily spying on us and illegal drugs. how many of you have never used an illegal drug? including alcohol when you were

now looking into her claims. >>> princeton university offering a second dose of the meningitis vaccineens of students and staff have been vaccinated since a deadly outbreak on campus in march. >> time to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. this missouri man hitting a three pointer at half time at a college basketball game. >> michael quinn is blind and he won one year of free mcdonald's for that. pretty cool. >> next the bad. >> i guarantee you he's going to draw. >> that's the father behind the camera laughing at the children who are falling on icy sidewalks as he waits to get his daughter from school. finally the ugly. a wild turkey terrorizes at a pennsylvania gas station. this free bird thraoeubgs chase people -- likes to chase people who are gassing up there. it has been hanging around for three weeks and they are not sure how to get rid of him. >> time for your brew on this responses. we told you about students in michigan getting sent home biology homework requiring them to identify the father of a woman's baby. we asked was this assignment fine or over the

princeton has a source in getting dressed?er that on their even. >> university of california san diego god, sex, cohak lat desir and the spiritual path. >> delicious. >> ufniversity of texas invente languages cling on and beyond. >> when we think about college, what is it both paying, 20, 30, 40, 50 a year for an extra four as an excellent. it is a good idea to take out loans in order to do it. >> coming up, what school won't teach you about personal freedom like, should i be allowed to open the cabling and do this? [cheers and applause] [ female announcer ] a classic macaroni & cheese from stouffer's starts with freshly-made pasta, and 100% real cheddar cheese. but what makes stouffer's mac n' cheese best of all. that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. made with care for you or your family. and his new boss told him two things -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, but he'll work his way up from busser to waiter to cf before opening a restaurant specializing in fish and game from the great

princeton has a course in getting dressed. >> yeah.at princeton could master th on their own. just couldn't happen. john: university of californ san diego, god, sex, chocolate, desire, and the spiritual path. >> sounds delicious and wonderful. [laughter] university of texas invented languages, clingon and beyond. it's amazing. what is college? it is folks paying 20-50,000 a year for anextra four our more years of adolescence. that's fine. it's nice. its a bad idea to sub subsidizet with tack payer dollars and a ba idea to take out lopes in order to do that. john: thank you kmele foster of "the independents," comi up, what school doesn't teach you about personal freedom, like, should i be allowed to open tis little case and do this? [cheers and applause friday night, buddy. you are gonna need a wingman. and my cash back keeps the party going. but my airline miles take it worldwide. [ male announcer ] it shouldn't be this hard. with creditcards.com, it's easy to search hundreds of card and apply online. creditcards.com. john: welcome bac

princeton has a course in getting dressed. >> yeah.t princeton could master that on their own. just couldn't happen. john: university of california san diego, god, sex, chocolate, desire, and the spiritual pah. >> sounds delicious and wonderful. [laughter] university of texas invented languages, clingon and beyond. it's amazing. what is college? it is folks paying 20-50,000 a year for an extra four our more years of adolescence. that's ne. it's nice. it's a bad idea to sub subsidizt wi tack payer dollars and a bad idea to take out lopes in order to do that. john: thank you kmele foster of "the independents," coming up, what school doesn't teach you about personal freedom, like, should i be allowed to open this little case and do this? [cheers and applause] [ female announcer ] it's time for the annual shareholders meeting. ♪ there'll be the usual presentions on research. and development. some new members of the team will be introduced. t chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you? well, you're the chief life officer. y

>> joining us from princeton we'll take a short break. when we come back we'll talk more about the situation in ukraine where a truce has just been called at the 48 hours of terrible violence, and we'll look more widely at people's power movements in other places of the world and ask if this is a model that really works. this is inside story. al jazeera america. we open up your world. >> here on america tonight, an opportunity for all of america to be heard. >> our shows explore the issues that shape our lives. >> new questions are raised about the american intervention. >> from unexpected viewpoints to live changing innovations, dollars and cents to powerful storytelling. >> we are at a tipping point in america's history! >> al jazeera america. there's more to it. >> welcome back to inside story. i'm ray suarez. the political unrest in ukraine took a sudden deadly turn this week, and the unrest is not just in the capitol of kiev. just a few minutes before our program began there was word of a truce. president viktor yanukovych met with o

it used to be the default option if you went to harvard or yale or princeton.s that anymore. >> you still have thousands of kids dying to get in. on friday afternoon, i was in the car next to my husband who runs a trading desk at a bank on the phone with the prince and kid and he gave him an offer and the princeton kid said this is a dream come true. is it fair to say that people don't want to work on wall street anymore? >> if you look at the data -- in 2006, if you are a princeton senior with a job graduation, there is a 46% chance that job is on wall street. that is no longer nearly as big a member and harvard has gone from 28% to 15% are in many students want that job but not the overwhelming plurality it has been. >> is it fair to say these eight kids hated life during those eight years? >> i wouldn't say they all hated life but they hated it to some degree. >> when you were in early lawyer out of law school, i might think being a lawyer is pretty grueling and miserable. that's life when you are 25. >> i think that's right in the corporate and financial wo

the piece written by stephan cohen who teaches at princeton is entitled distorting russia as the americanine. has not been given credit for certain things. the media overstated the terrorist threat in sochi and finally that the situation in ukraine is not being reported accurately either. joins us charles krauthammer and author of the big best seller. you read the article, what's your impression? >> you say to yourself a nation which you correctly identify as a far left magazine has been apologizing for russia way back to the soviet days for decades. at least in the soviet days, even though the defense of the soviets was despicable, it was in some respects understandable if you were a lefty. after all the soviet union was the great hope for socialism and communism. you could say they were liberals in a hurry. they killed a few million, too many people along the way. they broke a lot of eggs to make omelets, but you believed in the omelet, but here you got putin. there is no ideology. there is no ideal that he is presenting. he is not a defender of anything. he doesn't represent anything e

princeton has a course in getting dressed. >> yeah. at princeton could master that on their own. just couldn't happen. john: university of california san diego, god, sex, chocolate, desire, and the spiritual path. >> sounds delicious and wonderful. [laughter] university of texas invented languages, clingon and beyond. it's amazing. what is college? it is folks paying 20-50,000 a year for an extra four our more years of adolescence. that's fine. it's nice. it's a bad idea to sub subsidizt with tack payer dollars and a bad idea to take out lopes in order to do that. john: thank you kmele foster of "the independents," coming up, what school doesn't teach you about personal freedom, like, should i be allowed to open this little case and do this? [cheers and applause] there's this kid. coach calls her a team player. s's kind of special. she makes the whe team better. he's the kind of player that puts the puck, horsehide, bullet right where it needs to be. coach calls it logistics. he's a great passer. dependable. a winning team has to have

princeton has course in getting dressed. >> yes. no one at princeton could possibly master that on their own. it couldn't happen. >> the university of california san diego, god, sex, chocolates,ire and the spiritual path. >> sounds delicious. i mean -- >> the university of texas, invented languages. klingon and beyond. >> it is amazing. when we hi about college, what sit? it is folks paying $20,000 to $50,000 a we are for an extra four or more years of adolescence. it is fine. it is nice. it is a bad idea to subsidize it with taxpayer dollars. it is certainly a bad idea to take out loans in order to do it. [ applause ] >> thank you. coming up, what school won't teach you about personal people like -- should i be allowed to open this case and do this? sn [ male announcer ] it's simple phics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arth

princeton has a course in getting dressed. >> yeah.r] because no one at princeton could masterthat on their own. just couldn't happen. john: university of caliornia san diego, god, sex, chocolate, desire, and the spiritual pat. >> sounds delicious and wonderful. [laughter] university o texas invented languas, clingon and beyond. it's amazing. what is college? it is folks paying 20-50,000 a year for an extrafour our more years of adolescence. that's fine. it's nice. it's a bad dea to sub subsidizet with tack payer dollars and a bad idea to take out lopes in order to do that. john: thank you kmele foster of "the ndependents," coming up, what school doesn't teach you about personal freedom, like, should i be allowed to open this little case and do this? [cheers and applause] [ tires screech ] [ car alarm chirps ] ♪ [ male announcer ] we don't juscertify our pre-owned vehics. we inspect, analyze, and recondition each one, until it's nothing short of a genuine certifd pre-owned mercedesenz for the next new owr. [ car arm chirps ] hurry in t

after finishing his night shift when he got a call about a traffic accident on route 95 outside of princeton

crashed into a building on silver avenue at princeton one of many accidents this morning. that driver escaped unharmed. >> in the north bay pg&e is working to remove a downed tree that fell over live power lines at 2:00 this morning, the tree caught fire while crews were working do remove it. pg&e says that power was not affected. you can track the rain in the bay area. in the santa cruz mountains, crews are standing by if case this are problems. heavy rain could lead to more outages like the tree that took down power lines on wednesday. the fire protection district is on call until sunday in case this are more downed tries. >> pg&e is offering tips for the upcoming storm if you see a down power line, for example, do not try to touch it or move it, and keep children and animals away. do not use candles because of the fire risk. if you must use them, keep them arm from drapes, small children, flammable materials and do not leave them unattended. if your power goes out unplug all electrical applyans or the sick its could overload. lead a single latch on to alert you when the

crashed into a building at princeton. that driver escaped unharmed. in the north bay pg&e removed a tree that fell on power lines. it happened an stony point road at 2:00 this morning. no one was hurt. officials say tree branches it will started smoldering while crews were cutting it up. according to pg&e power for people in that area was not affected. >> the rain means plenty of delays and cancellations for flights at san francisco international airport. so far, airlines have canceled 87 total flights at sfo. here is a look at the airport with the clouds looming over the airport. so far, oakland airport is reporting three canceled flights and san jose international airport is reporting nothing. officials at all three local airports urge you to check with the airline about flight status. >> this has been a miserable commute for caltrain passengers after a train broke down south of redwood city at 8:00 this morning. right now delays are running at least half an hour and i will show you at look at passengers trying to crowd on the platform in belmont. p

certainly one of the alleys have princeton planting on it. it's an over grown species. but it has a spread about 16-18 feet. that would be competition between those trees. what are the ramifications of the competition? >> it's primarily so you wouldn't see the dive back. i think one of the reasons i was making the point is i think one of the arguments in this case is the cottage is being screened by this very large tree. if we have them grown together, that would create another screen. it could take time before that happens. i don't think the competition would be so severe that you would see substantial impact to the health of the trees. but there would be some pruning to cut out small dead branches that might be competing. >> sorry, what timeframe are we looking at before they get to the canopy before they are competing? >> it depends on the tree. ironically the up right variety of the gingko is the fastest growing species. probably a number of years, easily 10 before you would see some competition possibly even longer, but it's a little bit hard to predict without kno

one of the 5,000 students at princeton received the emergency vaccine after an outbreak there sickened eight people in december. four students of santa barbara fell ill in november. three recovered. the fourth had to have both feet amputated. no new cases have been diagnosed. health officials are recommending all students get the vaccine. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news, why merck and other companies plan to stop using chimpanzees for drug and cosmetic research. plus, how gadgets are aimed at helping with you a ♪ too big. ♪ too soft. too small. ♪ mmm! ♪ too happy. ♪ [ male announcer ] at progresso, we've got a passion for quality. because you've got a passion for taste. >>> drug maker merck has decided to stop doing research on chimpanzees. the largest company to end that practice. merck joins two dozen other companies pledging to stop chimp research. it could mean 1,000 chimpanzees are sent to laboratories to finish their lives. merck says technology has evolved the need for the animals. researchers use chimpanzees because their anatomy is closest to humans. >>> anal will have an app to

on silver and princeton in san francisco, rain slick roads caused a driver to lose control and run into the side of a building. somehow that driver wade it out unharmed. the wind, rain and soaked ground took down a big tree. that blocked two lanes before it could be cut up and cleared out. but you know, it's the wrecks that are the story. so many of them. another rollover, this time at 18th and harrison. fortunately that driver, too, was okay. as i mentioned we are getting a break. so now and then you see these dark clouds but you also see a little bit of sunshine. we know of course this isn't the last. as you head out even if it's not pouring on you there is a chance you run into street flooding. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you. let's turn to the airports, we're getting word of delays of up to four hours, particularly inbound but also outbound at san francisco international airport. flights are delayed because of rain and high wind speeds. this according to flight aware which is the website you're looking at. we were listening to bob's report. he was in

professor emeritus of russian studies and politics at new york university and princeton university.is most recent book is out in paperback called, "soviet fates and lost alternatives: from stalinism to the new cold war." his latest piece in "the nation" is, "distorting russia: how the american media misrepresent putin, sochi and ukraine." we will be back in a moment. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. hit eight team. we have just come of age. democracy now! is 18 years old this week and people are sinning in from all over the world, pictures of themselves holding up signs "we need democracy now! because --." you can send your image. people also sending and videos. >> now that we are 18, we are of legal age. we turn to venezuela were at least six people have died in recent days in a series of antigovernment protest. on wednesday, a local beauty queen died of a gunshot wound. the protest come less than year after the death of hugo chavez and present the biggest challenge to venezuela's new presiden

in bernanke's case he was at princeton. they are parachuted into the federal reserve where there are some 20,000 employees where it is difficult to exercise one's id you synchrosies, and we haven't been able to see yellens id you synchrosies yet. >> well, what can you expect in the coming years, in a janet yellen-lead fed. when we come back, we'll talk about just that. this is "inside story." al jazeera america. we understand that every news story begins and ends with people. >> the efforts are focused on rescuing stranded residents. >> we pursue that story beyond the headline, pass the spokesperson, to the streets. >> thousands of riot police deployed across the capital. >> we put all of our global resources behind every story. >> it is a scene of utter devastation. >> and follow it no matter where it leads - all the way to you. al jazeera america, take a new look at news. >> welcome back to inside story, i'm ray suarez. >>> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. janet yellen took the hot seat on capitol hill and

and director of the princeton institute for international studies.t may seem a little shallow, but in the good nows, bad news binary world if 25 people died last night, announcing a trust tonight can't be anything but good news, can it? >> well, obviously it is good news that there is a truce tonight. there is not the first time that there has been a truce. the first time that violent open conflict broke out in kiev back in january, things got very bad and there were -- there was exchange of fire of rubber bullets on one side, and molotov cocktails and bricks on the other side that also ended in a truce. i think this is a time for the international community, to immediately deploy a panel of independent human rights investigators who can establish the facts of what violations were committed, by which side to the confrontation, and really urge the government to start a process of accountability. that's what has been missing all along. that's what actually triggered the protest movement from being a -- sort of a movement for european integration to --

i could care less if you went to cuny or princeton can you do the job? >> i went to six colleges.m all. i applied ten months and didn't finish. you probably never heard of the university of colorado. melissa: people pick this up and run with it. we were having this discussion college doesn't matter. doesn't matter. only determine who i married, to my kids are, where i live my life, most of our current friends, where my kids would like to go to school basically changed the course of my entire life. a huge impact on me getting the job. convince the first guy to give me my first job, how i got on the air in the first place, you don't have experience but maybe give you a shot. >> got to have the talent to do it. melissa: that is how i got a break. i didn't have anything. i was sitting there saying help me out, give me a job, put me on camera and they did based on the fact i had good grades and we will take a chance. >> the college is important because it gives you some connections for internship and experience but we are in new york and new jersey. i know a guy who knows a guy who can

they're at many different colleges, many in top 100 colleges from princeton, to bryn mawr, to smith andutgers and many other schools. >> but the real achievement is seeing the transformation in the students. >> when i originally entered high school, i wasn't taken as seriously as i should have. it was a real turn around for me. >> nj leep credits the excellence to the many partners who have provided various resources. including internships, mentors, finances and sponsorships. the parents are also a huge component of their success. >> there are certainly moments where students don't want to be doing additional hours of writing class and after-school tutoring and constitutional law debate, but there's always a parent or a loved one saying you need to develop it. >> my mom really pushed me. sometimes i was like, oh, man, i don't want to do this. she said education first. >> how many students come back after graduating and give back or become counselors and, you know, do the work you're doing? >> every year we have alumni to support the current students. >> and what impact will it have on t

rob fran neck from the princeton review, one of the largest high school tech companies says collegesifference between the good and the bad. they were providing that. >> back here, 70% of the students did not submit test scores. >> reporter: since dropping the test, pitzer has seen an increase in applications, increase in adversity. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a rare interview with coach mike krzyzewski of the blue duke devils. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." this is for you. ♪ [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tempted ♪ ♪ by the chocolate all around ♪ turn around brian! ♪ this bar has protein oh yeah!♪ [ female announcer ] fiber one. ♪ this bar has protein oh yeah!♪ >>> a mystery in minnesota. the moose are dying at an alarming rate. 30 years ago there were more than 4

susan pat went to princeton.ote a piece for valentine's day saying basically the same thing. think about it, if you spend the first ten years out of college focused entirely on building your career, when you timely get around to looking for a husband, you'll be in your 30s competing with in their 20s. >> that's a rude thing to say, like 30 somethings or so, they're so undesirable. women who have intelligence and grace and class are desirable. janice, join me on this. >> janice, as a woman in your 20s, are you outraged about this? >> i had it both. i had a great career and i found a fantastic husband in my 30s. i had kids, i was a little late in the game, but i got it all. what is this lady complaining about? >> she's not really complaining. she's saying look, women are so driven on their careers, they forget one of the things to happiness in life is finding a mate. >> and i understand that. >> and it's harder to find it out of college. >> i don't agree with that at all. first of all, you find the right mate when

check out this video we just got an of an accident as silver cross and princeton. and san francisco where a driver lost control. his best to the rolled over and then ran into a building. and we are covering the weather all over the bay. have a special page dedicated to the storm coverage. we will show you where it is raining. we have current traffic conditions on there for you and also of course the snow forecast where we have winter weather advisories and warnings up and talk all right now. the time now is 437. the kron4 morning news continues right the giants will be splitting here's a look at storm tracker 4 or it is very active. were same moderate to heavy rain. we've already seen some acciden mornio stay safe. here's a live look outside of walnut creek and adjutancy from storm tracker 4. livermore really getting pounded hard for you see the orange and red. that's we're seeing some really heavy rain. you may want to leave early and just take it easy out there on the road. >>erica: good morning and thanks for waking up with kron4 morning news. we're actively tra

kellogg foundation and eddie glaude, a professor of religion and african american studies at princeton university. welcome, gail christopher and eddie glauchlted i want to start which gail christopher, because the kellogg foundation has a lot of money invested in this project. why is it essential what is important about it? >> when we look at the disparities that our young men of color face in terms of opportunity and access to opportunity in this country, it does not bode well for the future of the nation. young people of color make up about 23% of the population between ages 10 and 17. yet they make up over 50% of those who are incarcerated in the juvenile and sometimes criminal justice system. they are disproportionately suspended and expelled from school. the data is clear that there are underlying factors that are limited opportunities for this population group. and these underlying factors need to be addressed. >> why are the solutions in the hands of the private secter? >> they really aren't. the solutions are also in the public sector. but they aren't really focused in a specif

crashed into the corner of this building at silver avenue and princeton. there were no injuries to the driver or the occupants of the building. crews say it is one of the things that was a direct result of weather. >> a tree came down at 37th and lincoln way closing lanes. until the crews can remove the tree it will be a hazard. we see a car that crashed into a building at 17th and harrison. this is a direct result of what officials on the scene say are slick roads and drivers just not slowing down enough. you have to be careful as you get on the treats. in redwood city we are watching drivers with their headlights and windshield wipers trying to take it slower. be careful of the standing pools of water. i will give you an idea of what to expect for the morning cot mute. in redwood city for abc7. >> residents and crews hope they are prepared for the second storm with heavy rain leading to more problem on summit road like the tree that took out power lines open wednesday. >> we expect trees and wires. >> how can that impact you? >> power. we got firewood. j

rob franek, with the princeton review, one of the largest prep test companies said all high schools are different. colleges need a way to tell the good from the bad. >> the standardized testing in general for a long time have been providing that. >> last year 70% of the students we admit to the freshman class did not submit test scores. >> reporter: since dropping the test, pitzer has seen a 39% increase in application, 58% increase in diversity, and 8% increase in grade point averages at the college. bill whitaker, cbs news, >> pelley: we were surprised to elsewhere today that the most downloaded free app on iphones and ipads last year was not facebook or youtube, it was this game called candy crush saga. taished the irish company that makes it filed papers to go public. it hopes to raise half a billion dollars selling stock. the rice is on to save the moose in minnesota. that story is next. next on kpix 5 weather talent appears at wx center with generic >> pelley: we end tonight with a mystery. a new report confirms the moose population in minnesota is declining sharply. 30 years ago,