alex saysi can't go to princeton with him this weekend. if she insists on tagging along to visit jeff, she's going to have to abide by my rules. what rules? he told me i had to ridein the freight car. not a freight car, a baggage car. alex! i went to a lot of trouble for this interview with the dean of admissions. this interview's pivotal to my future. we understand how important this interview is, but you ought to ease up on your restrictions. alex, i will not annoy you for the entire weekend. how can i be sure? you've never gonethat long before. i've never tried before. look, alex. you won't even know i'm there. ok. [knocking] yo, jeff! 305--this is the place. wow! this is great! i love college. "alex, i'll beback about 2:00. jeff." jeff will be so surprised to see me. are we going to wait here for him? no, we are not going to do anything. i am going to get settled, then go to my interview. i got to get mentally prepared. i don't even want to see you until afterwards. i saw a posterfor a dance tonight. you thinkjeff will take me? you're

if you are going to keep it going north in new jersey, head to princeton, maybe, watch out in princeton township. we have a major road closure in here. route 206 is closed in both directions from mountain avenue to princeton avenue. they have a detour in place. you can follow that and you'll be just fine. because it's presidents' day, septa is running on a weekday holiday schedule. no delays or problems for either. d.a.r.t., new jersey transit and amtrak are running on time with no delays also. >>> 5:33. this morning, road crews are not getting a break for presidents' day. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in lansdowne, delaware county.

josh got accepted early admission to princeton. hey, early admissionsto princeton? you must be pretty excited. or as they say in french,pretty excited. yeah, my brother jeff went there. says you can meet interesting people. really? yeah, college can open a lot of doors, both academically and socially. do tell. so, uh... you're going tothe prom, huh? great. isn't it? i never went. how come? i was never in schoolwhen the year ended. getting back to your social life, what will you be doing? in the fall, i'd go to football games. alone, or with someone? hush, i'm just curious. josh? mallory! jennifer! who here can rolltheir tongue? jennifer has a right to know where this relationship is going. mallory,leave him alone. i don't know what's going on, but this wasn't a good idea. i'd better go. wait, josh. i'm sorry. i've got to go. thanks a lot, mallory. so long, or as theysay in french-- oh, nick! all right? yes! ok. ok. we did it. ok. ok. what's next? uh, glue, glue,glue, glue. one drop in eachof the slots. ok. ok. ok. there you go. i can't do it, alex. i haven't got the

. >> reporter: for three of the princeton wrestlers this is the last time on the mat. >> it means so much to mean to wrestle in front of my friends and family members. it is just great bp >> reporter: and that's the remembers her son having. >> he wrestle when went here. in 2001 he was a team captain. >> reporter: but six years laterest killed during a car jacking and the murder remains unsolved. his dream of becoming a coach didn't come true but they are makes sure his legacy impacting the program. he wrestled all four years at princeton high school. the current coach knew him. >> he would come into the room wrestling shoes. he would help all the kids. he was really coming along. i think what he really want to >> reporter: a fund raising check with with help future wrestlers at princeton. >> a lot of kids can do to tournament. that money will be used to help they will pursue their dreams. >> reporter: in the -- >> rob: this was a first year for the fund raisers it will be an annual event. >>> still to come, tricks to steal your heart this >>> andnd other may have stolen your heart c

i have to check out the iconic and very prestigious princeton university campus. >> i am i run princetonmpany, amazing architecture, beautiful seaning in princeton, we do trolley tours, bus tours, walking tours, ghost tours. >> princeton is haunted. don't kid yourself. >> i believe it. >> this is what people talk about. >> this is flare, given by mr. blair, who at one point owned every railroad in america. >> and you turn around, and it just remind you of hollywood. can you imagine? >> this is exactly where beautiful mind was filmed, russell crew. >> when he through the desk out of the window, that was all filmed right here. >> wow. >> wife scavenger hunts as well. >> how does it work? >> navigational devices like you use in your car. >> we pre program inside the long taught, latitude, where we will be hiding distinctive things all over campus. you use this to navigate your way to the clues. >> if you are a tourist like me, check out nassau street where the whole entire street is just lined with these really cute shops. >> everyone told me small world coffee is a big deal. so i met up wi

princeton township, if you do head up to the princeton area, route 206 is close. this might mess with your morning commute, in both directions from mountain avenue to princeton avenue. they are directing traffic around the scene for now. >> the roads are clear as you take a live look at i-95 and see that, again, as bill was mentioning and showing us, snow, sleet and rain are moving in. light snow expected throughout the day. 1 to 2 inches possible in philadelphia. freezing rain will arrive around 6:00 tonight, causing an icy commute home. >>> most schools are closed for presidents' day. make sure you're signed up for text alerts or e-mail were whichever you want. >>> a winter storm is entering our area. road crews are already at work. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in lansdowne, delaware county with more. matt? >> and tracy, right here along lansdowne avenue, you can see it's dry at the moment, no snow hitting the ground at this point. penndot crews will be hitting the roads this morning with 200 employs and trucks. their biggest concern is ice. over the weekend, w

. >> you're "chasing" the story in princeton including governor christie with syrian refugees? but you have a story of a missing signed? >> a sign that says refugees are welcome here was stolen from the nassau presbyterian church. they put it up last week only to find it was stolen. this was not a small sign. it was big and secured on the property. >> it is so hard to know if it was a trophy or someone is deeply upset. >> aeronaut model to the church they have been rafi -- bringing in refugees. but the church stands on inclusion. >> a family is getting ready to come to was. we don't know who the family is or how many children were the ages. >> the church says they have a process and waiting to be nationally approved. >> and the prince did theological seminary provides housing. >> they knew people would have different opinions but they never thought anybody would steal it. >> have they been vandalized before? >> with regard to domestic violence. >> i find it is hard to be politically motivated it is the town with a local politicians want to set up the 9/11 memorial for the first

i'm a princeton tour companies amazing architecture, beautiful shopping in princeton.ours, bus tours, walking tours, ghost tours. princeton is haunted, don't kid yourself. >> i believe you, this is it. this is what people talk about. >> i love it, every time i see it. the it is amazing. >> this is blair arch who owned every road in america. >> you turnaround and you know it just remind you of hollywood. >> yes, it does. >> beautiful, and, go through the desk out on the windows. >> wow. >> we have scavenger hunts as well. >> how does that work. >> basically these are navigational devices thaw use in your car. we preprogram inside of here, the longitude and latitude where we are hide to go see all over campus. you use this to navigate your way to the clues. >> okay. >> if you are a tourist like me you have to check out, the whole entire street is lined with these cute shops. >> everyone told me coffee is a big deal so i met up with co-owner, john. >> people keep filtering in. what do you think make people come here. >> there is a feeling here that is authentic and it rea

if you are going to keep it going north in new jersey, head to princeton, maybe, watch out in princetontownship. we have a major road closure in here. route 206 is closed in both directions from mountain avenue to princeton avenue. they have a detour in place. you can follow that and you'll be just fine. because it's presidents' day, septa is running on a weekday holiday schedule. no delays or problems for either. d.a.r.t., new jersey transit and amtrak are running on time with no delays also. >>> 5:33. this morning, road crews are not getting a break for presidents' day. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in lansdowne, delaware county. they're also treating the roads ahead of what's going to happen today, right? >> reporter: that's right, tracy. we are talking with some of the folks who are going to be going out and trying to salt these roads, make sure that people don't slip and slide when they go out there. i've been checking in with penndot. you can see the plow truck tractor on the website. most of them are in the harrisburg area right now, allentown as well. as the day goes on an we ge

route 206 in princeton township is closed in new jersey from mountain avenue to princeton avenue due to an earlier accident. >>> the pennsylvania emergency management agency is activating the state's emergency operation center at noon today ahead of the impending winter storm. this means additional oversight, planning and support.ç the roads are clear now. snow is expected throughout the day and freezing rain could come tonight. that can cause problems on your drive if you're working today. even with fewer people on the road because of the presidents' day holiday, road crews are getting ready for a messy winter storm. matt delucia is live in lansdowne, delaware county. >> penndot are planning to hit the road with some 200 plow trucks and vehicles out here. along lansdowne avenue, it is dry and easy going for people on the roads. fewer cars on the roads because of the presidents holiday. penndot says they'll be tracking the radar nonstop so they can react once the snow changes to freezing rain and ice. that is the biggest concern they have, the ice. the morning commute not be that ba

we don't get into princeton all that much.e we have a crash there. >> nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> that's especially because a lot of people probably take that commute and head up north. it's a big closure, though. route 206 closed in both directions from mountain avenue to princeton avenue this morning. a detour is in place around that scene. you will be fine. heading over close other our area, spring mount road and north gravel pike. also one on lower moreland and hunti huntingdon pike and welsh road. septa's cynwyd line suspend due to amtrak switch problems. i'll have another track on the morning drive in the next ten minutes. >>> 6:41. all new at 6:00, an ocean rescue that will have you on the edge of your seat. >> a wave swept him off the reef in california. the tool lifeguards had to use to save him. >>> plus -- >> you are the single biggest liar, probably worse than jeb bush. >> donald trump blasts ted cruz and jeb bush is caught in the middle of it. the issue the candidates were fighting ov

>> author and princeton university professor eddie glaude sits down for "after words" with national urban league president marc morial to discuss the state of black america. this book is "democracy in black." >> host: i'm marc morial, i'm the president of the national urban league and i'm proud to be here with professor eddie glaude of princeton university. professor, welcome. >> guest: i'm honored. as my mother would say back home in mississippi, this is high time. i'm really honored. >> host: you've written a new book we want to talk about. we also want i think it's always fascinating to viewers and certainly too many how you got from moss point mississippi, a great community down on the gulf coast, all the way to princeton university. maybe we are just over the toggle bit about yourself estimate it's because folks like me. i'm a country boy who made it big. that's what i'd like to see. my dad was a the second posting from black african-american postman hard at the post office. >> host: that was a big job. >> guest: we were living in moss point at the time in just one side of town to th

we have an accident mountain avenue between princeton avenue. stick to route 1.hat accident brought down a pole. live on the ben franklin bridge no speed restrictions no problems, we expect travel to get busy later on. even with light volume today, the weather is going downhill today with the precipitation that's coming especially on the ben franklin bridges. >>> in lebanon county, i-78 is reopened, crews had to remove 60 vehicles from the highway. 3 people were killed and 70 treated for injuries. the massive pileup happened in bethel township on saturday morning. the chain reaction happened when a sudden snow squall created whiteout conditions. >>> certain drugs given to babies may reduce their brain development and iq. >>> police find 9 hin million dollars of -- $900 million of bust in australia in australia's biggest bust ever. >>> new this morning, authorities say drugs from australia's biggest liquid meth bust was found in silicon bra inserts and art supplies. it was worth $126 million. each suspect faces a potential life sentence if they are convicted. >>>

right now 38 degrees at princeton. princeton, you might not see anything tomorrow, but on tuesday you have a better chance of seeing that snow. 40 in midtown, 41 in poughkeepsie. you can see that system approaching. this is the wchb weel one we'll get tomorrow. hurricane-force wind warnings offshore of the carolinas right now. and a very disorganized system arrives on tuesday. this is what you can expect as far as the snow arrival time with monday's system. along the extreme coastline and for extreme eastern portions of long island at 4:00. 7:00 for the five boroughs, and then 10:00 further to the north, into west chester. less snow inland. putnam and duchess counties, also for bergen and passaic county out toward somerset county, but one to three for the boroughs boroughs. three to six for suffolk county and maybe out toward the twin folks you could see more than six inches. so a good amount of snow throughout the day. it looks like we're going to see the snow falling lightly throughout the entire day. but then windy

. >> for three of the princeton wrestlers this is the last time on the matt for seniors. >> it means so much to wrestle in front of my fans and friends and family members. it's just great. >> that's the same feeling peggy >> my son johnny wrestled in princeton in 2001 he was team captain. he brought a lot of wins to princeton. >> six years later harris was killed during a carjacking and the murder remains unsolved. harris' dream of becoming a coach didn't come true but his family and community are making sure his legacy impacts the program. john harris wrestled all four years. ty robbins didn't coach harris but the two knew each other because he was helping harris become a mentor. >> he would come in the room and say do you have any extra wrestling shoes. he would come straight from work and i would find him shoes and he was coming along. i think what he really wanted to do is pursue a coaching career. >> with the help of john's children and his mother a first fund raising check of $2,000 will help future rest letters at princeton. our kids to go in the camps the tournaments. a lot o

the same thing with i-4, eastbound roadwork until just past princeton. they have the right lane blocked but for the most part you are getting through. downtown orlando, no delays yet. jason: covering volusia county, this woman is accused of attacking a man she was supposed to be taking care of. deputies say marthe alonzeau punched a 65-year-old dementia patient eight times. alonzeau told wesh 2' s matt lupuli her side of the story. >> they must respect their patients. matt: randall says he was shocked to learn a nurse' s he is all the more upset he was not told about the accusation until it became a critical -- criminal matter more than a month later. a nurse and another patient says the nurse struck randall ellis and senior as he tried to escape the facility. she lost her job and was charged with elderly abuse. we went to her home to ask about the allegations. she did not want her face shone for our interview but told us the incident was a misunderstanding, that she was trying to protect the patient and she says she waved a towel, not a fixed. >> i was

if grew to princeton, harvard, columbia, they trust you're smart enough to do the job. they can teach you whatever you have to learn. so they look for internships, often that are unpaid. that's one of the claim mentions of this. -- dimensions of this, as well as extracurricular profiles filled with activities motivated by personal passion, sports, depending on the person who screens your resume, drama can be a good one, if you happen to have an athlete screening resume and you're involved in drama, you may bet out of luck. this idea that people -- the best and the brightest cultivate their skills and intellect not only in the classroom but outside of it is huge. so i you don't have extracurricular activities that are motivated by passion you're it of the game. the getting into the interview itover selected to interview, lot of the interview are open-ended, so the interviewer will sit down like we did, and in -- have an open ended conversation for the first five or so minuted. why are you here? that do you like to do in your spare sometime and a feeling of personal chemi

we still have this problem in princeton, 206 and mountain avenue, all lanes are closed suspended. over to you. >>> 6:02. a new video of a brutal battle for fdny crews, and freezen conditions over night. and making the clean up from this fire even harder eyewitness news reporter live with this story. >>> it is not just the icy conditions the fire took a tole on these two homes, we can zoom the damage to these homes two building now so unsound that fire investigators can't get into they will they are waiting to take a look so they could get in there and figure out how this started as for the cold we spoke to a deputy chief with the fdny, it didn't affect much of the fire fighting at all used to working in these sorts of conditions broke out on diamond street in greenpoint, four people suffered minor injuries again according to the deputy chief the cold really had no affect on the firefighters they did just fine used to working in these types of conditions. >>> the cold is always a challenge but didn't cause any problems fighting the fire, wasn't an impediment just uncomfortable. >>>

also flooding a concern in new jersey, this is princeton, mercer county. they shut down quaker road and close i had it between be province line road and mercer road. stick to principal son pike. police investigating an accident a vehicle off the roadway on the garden state parkway waretown road. expect slowing, part of the entrance ramp is an issue. >>> we have a breaking story, a gas leak that forced nearly a dozen people out of their philadelphia home overnight has been capped. it happened on the 7200 block of north 21st street in west oak lane section. when crews arrived their meters detected high leaves of natural gas, so they evacuated a number of neighboring houses as a precaution for three hours, some of the residents are back inside their homes. >>> developing overnight a gunman walked through an unlocked door in a philadelphia home and started firing away with a dozen people inside. one man was killed. "action news" reporter, katherine scott is live outside police headquarters with the full story. katherine? >> reporter: matt, the victim was a 30-

and that's touching off some of the showers right now rain falling and paxton and princeton showers and also downpour here around medfield and moving up towards natick. d-edham and it's going to be a damp night at times. showers moving through for the next few hours. and then we will start to dry out a little bit. so during the overnight a lot of cloud hold the feel. greens and clouds tomorrow morning decreasing cloud cover as the day wears on. so looking at overnight lows big change 20s in central massachusetts. lower 30s elsewhere. and many of us below freezing so 30 degrees colder tomorrow morning. and partly sunny skies to start. and we will work in more sunshine but doesn't warm up. wind chill values in the 20s. winter jacket should be around for tomorrow. in the evening breezy and cold and fall back into the 20s and teens after highs fail to reach 40 for most. worcester around freezing hyannis and nantucket close to 40 for your friday. and this weekend, things look nice if you have plans. sunshine on saturday, a cool day near 40 and the storm track stays to the north and by sunday

we have this accident in princeton. mountain avenue all lanes closed down in both direction that accident has been there for quite some time and the garden state park way, there is an accident off to the shoulder. our street cleaning rules are suspended but the metered rules >>> heather thank you. still ahead, firefighters were busy in brooklyn battling this fire and the freezing temperatures here how they managed to save people trapped inside their homes. >>> the dangerous prank that injured a pilot forced a all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. we came back for internet speeds so fast even the kids are impressed. oh she's impressed. we're catching up on movies and shows on demand just as fast as we can watch them. twc's home wifi is so strong we can use all our devices at the same time. come back today. you'll get 100 meg internet, tv, phone and more for $89.99 a month. and ask how you could get . >>> welcome back, dozens of firefighters in brooklyn not only had t

we still have i-4 ultimate block kneeling in the princeton area. heading east on i-4 around fairbanks avenue, that should be wrapped up. 408 eastbound, construction blocking a left lying -- left lane. a better look inside a blaze that destroyed a mobile home in the land. firefighters say that was a minor explosion as they arrived and open the door to a home on dover lane. three people able to get out. their pet dog did not make it. the state fire marshal says the fire is not believed to be suspicious. investigators suspect an electrical problem. happening today, i florida house committee will vote on the so-called pastor protection act area this bill would allow clergy members to refuse performing same-sex marriage their beliefs. the man behind the bill, scott give pastors comfort. the bill already past the first committee last week. a group of protesters will beef today, the a group of moms and -- will books with comments of people from all over buddy dyer. ve already sent such books to all local theme parks become -- country. the deadliest day fo

jazmin: starting off with construction i-4 westbound at princeton. an overnight project blocking the right lane, not slowing down traffic is a downtown. heading eastbound on i-4, another project at south street. right now, it does not look like anything is stopping you are slowing you down the toll roads are i-95. here' s a look at some travel speed in the area. on the 408, 59 miles per hour heading west towards downtown. i-4 up to speed as well. jason: latebreaking in winter park, two people were shot dead and now we are pushing for answers. last night, we were the first station to arrive on west comstock avenue. that' s just blocks away from park avenue and winter park village. only got there, we saw two men dead. winter park police are not saying much. they tell us it is a double shooting and they are not looking for any suspects. they also told us this is not a murder suicide. with a crew there right now and we will have a live report details coming up at 5:00. this morning, troopers are investigating a deadly crash in orange county that killed a

princeton properties to front porches and secure vehicles. director of the comments about connection a nonprofit rescue that has co-authored legislation and provides low-cost spay and neutering across ohio. >> a etc. help to reunite nato withto its owners but not everybody is likingts and not every thief is a stranger to checkt ids to look up to him and this has really hurt.hi >> estranged family member is accused of stealing her 6 -year-old dog,, a dog she had since high school. >> she is just everything to me, when me, when i was sick or scared and lonelywh, and she was always there. >> bastion, they were moving from the family members form and thenhe the dog vanished. >> that we were not allowed to be on the property to look for our dog we had a feeling that something was up.f fliers they got word. >> he kept it up for himself he said thatat a microchip installed and licensed her and i was totallyli at a loss for words. >> she took them to court and wayne county in november, resenting veterinarian bills, and other evidence,ar several months later, but are still waiting a rulingng.

she was a graduate of princeton. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic is live in our new jersey news room and nora, you've got more. >> reporter: jim, the former miss new jersey started a job as an anchor at a small tv station in south jersey just a few months ago. her colleagues there are devastated by her death. they say she was a funny talented person way big future cut short by this terrible accident. >> just warm, kind and also so funny. >> reporter: sports director mike frankel is remembering the young woman who sat in the chair next to him on the news desk of snj today in millville. >> his supporters were outside sharing their message. >> reporter: 24-year-old cara mccollum of margate a former miss new jersey and the small starterup station's main anchor died this morning from injuries sustained in a one vehicle crash along route 55 in pittsgrove township on february 15th. >> she hadn't been a news anchor for that long but she already sort of found her stride in terms of a way to speak with people. >> cara w

closed in both directions from mountain avenue to princeton avenue due to an earlier accident there.they do have detours in place. follow those, you'll be fine. not a lot of traffic and volume around the area. the blue route is okay, 16 minutes at the most, southbound or northbound to the schuylkill expressway. average speeds into the high 60s. i'll have an update on mass transit when i come back in ten. >>> parts of south jersey already seeing snow. a live picture in cape may. light snow expected throughout the day. it will turn to freezing rain tonight around 6:00. icy roads are a concern during the evening commute. 5:03 right now. the this morning, road crews is cross our area will be preparing the roads for snow and icy conditions. matt delucia is live in lansdowne, delaware county. tell us more about the preparation. >> reporter: you can see it's fairly empty right now. of course it's a holiday. presidents' day. not too many people will be on the roads today. you see a giant pile of salt. certainly a lot of salt will be used today to prevent slipping and sliding we could see whe

are actually in princeton, new jersey. and just to briefly encapsulate that story, in 1783 the congress of the united states was meeting in philadelphia. they didn't like, southerners didn't like philadelphians, that's for sure. madison certainly didn't. he lost his body slave. billy, had run away. he was recaptured and he had to sell him because he didn't want him to go back to virginia and give the other slaves any notions of what freedom was like. and madison was the one who was part of what happened to that day in philadelphia. in that day in philadelphia, july or june of seventeen 83 the the -- 1783, the pennsylvania soldiers started to rally in front of the statehouse, that is to say, independence hall for their pay. and they weren't actually angry at the congress. they were angry at the state legislature who was meeting on the second floor but they were pointing their guns in to the congress on the first floor and the continental congress was not happy. they were scared. they got the hell out and they went to prince

i-4 in the princeton street area. wrapping up i-4 ultimate. a right-leaning still blocked. on the 408, we are faced to the east. that is a left lane blocked by obt. jason: latebreaking in marion county, a deputy is recovering after a shootout outside a gas station. michelle: detective say a suspect had two guns when they respond to the marathon kangaroo gas station on baseline and cherry road. the man had one gun to his head and refused to drop either weapon. they opened fire when he started shooting at them. the suspect was hit, along with a deputy. a witness who is nearby and is not want to be identified, he says he watch the whole thing unfold. >> he walked around. we see him pointing it at his head. then, the officers were telling him to put the gun down. don' t do this. they were begging him for 10 or 15 minutes. michelle: the injured deputy is sergeant daniel trammell. his injury is to his leg. sheriff chris blair released a statement, saying sergeant tramel is an outstanding member community to send him their prayers and healing thoughts as he recovers. the suspect c

wherever i am i am supposed to be more house educated in princeton. >> so that transformed you. with that college experience. become a more houseman. but said challenge and you know, this that many of the institution setter so central many are struggling to keep their doors open. so the truth is that our institutions to sense a remark ability with said days of reconstruction is segregation with the 100 institutions of higher education that were historically black. in the you had dozens and dozens whether religious or fraternal organizations which gave african-americans who were excluded in opportunity to organize themselves for the betterment of the communities though some would say in the age of post civil-rights the institution has outlived the relevance. and the presumption is that integration has happened the you know, by the of way of the work that you do that integration and isn't a reality. but more importantly i talk about the value gap that is fundamental with the achievement gap but underneath it all is something that is much more fundamental. >> who believes that? >>

accident route 206, blocked, between mountain avenue and princeton avenue. this is where you will have to take alternate route one probably going to be your best bet here in princeton. also, some construction, 95 southbound, ramp to delaware avenue closed. we've been talking about this, closed until february 24th. erika, back over to you. >> meisha, thank up. firefighters battle intense flames and freezing temperatures at row home in montgomery county. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joining us now at the scene in norristown, justin, good morning. >> erika, good morning, norristown fire got the call just after 11:30 last night, it was arriving to the scene, they found the sub freezing temperatures, and heavy fire from the second floor of the row home. firefighters say initial reports were people trapped inside the house on 12900 block of paul street. they later found victims were able to get themselves out via exit point from the rear of the home on the third floor, onto second floor roof. flames flicker from this brick house, fire, that was knocked

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we have the senior vice president of the princeton review. good to see you. >> good to see you both. here? >> we filtered it down from 2,000 schools to the 200 schools. we looked at academics, free money, grant money, and pay scales, alumni sal rhees saryies and were they satisfied in the jobs they were? >> let's look at the results. california institute of technology came out on top. >> cal tech is a small school. 1,000 students. it has a high sticker cost. $58,700. the average money students don't have to way back makes it a smoking deal. 93% of all students there are wonderful shots after graduation for placement. >> princeton after that and mit. let's go to the best school for financial aid. >> yeah, high sticker cost, $61,000. $35,000 in aid coming back, it is an exceptional place when it comes to financial aid. $57 million in scholarships last year. >> another school is wright university in houston, texas. >> 4,000 students in houston. big sticker, $56,000. when we factor in the grant aid, as well as academic merit based scholarship sch

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princeton is haunted, don't kid yourself. >> she also shows me how, the campus using gps.was a cool day. it was very good warm up with a hot cup of hot chocolate. i know hot chocolate. this has a specialty kick. tune in for a dream drive for morning on cb is. three "eyewitness news". >>> cbs this morning is next. but first back out to the bungy jumpers jump rope team from doylestown. >> still there. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is thursday, february 4th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> donald trump accuses ted cruz of stealing the iowa caucuses. cruz fires back saying his gop rival is throwing a trumper tantrum. >>> new concerns about the zika virus spreading to the u.s. florida declares a health emergency. >>> and stephen colbert is here! the late show host. the one and only on the 2016 race he is talking about and his live special after the super bowl. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> i don't know anyone who be comfortable with someone who fihaves this way, having his

. >> next princeton professor joins us to talk about the state of black america and his book democracy and black. this is about an hour. >> proud to be here. professor, welcome. as my mother would say back home. we have some time to talk. of course you have written a new book that we are going to talk about, but it is always fascinating to viewers and certainly to many how you got from mississippi all the way to princeton university. talk a little bit about yourself. >> am a country boy who made it big. african-american postmen hired. >> postman hired. >> a big job. >> that was a big job. he moved us from one side of town to the other side. third african-american family that moved to this last neighborhood on the help. we went into a better school system, much more just one. didn't have many distractions. and integrated school. the kind of black clip. >> worked in the shipyard. the paper mill. used to call it the pokey plan. having to deal with periodic layoffs. wonderful teachers. my sister graduated valedictorian. and i wanted to leave home, very contentious relationship. and. >> sou

. >> e followed her grandfather to princeton. >> she has too manies to be a great player. it can happen for her. i hope it does. >> for a father/daughter game of one-on-one, bella now has the advantage. >> he is slowing down a little bit. >> a basketball name thriverring with the next generation. leon: scott thuman. abc7 sports. >> going down. princeton over duke. future plans. >> that explains the orange and the black shoes. >> right! >> i didn't catch that. great >> a local principal says enough is enough. >> what she is asking parents of the students to do to stop cyber alison: a principal is trying to crack -- a principal is trying to crack down on cyber bullying. >> they are combating a 21st century problem. yesterday the principal at chevy chase elementary school e-mailed parents saying we recently we have seen a rise in cyber bullying. students have a hard time focusing, they are preoccupied with the online events outside of school and are not feeling safe, happy and ready to learn. >> sense of in vols. we are not teaching our kids like we are supposed to at home an

the general manager, a princeton grad pointed out princeton. it's a good team in the late 70s and early 80s. they took cleveland to the finals last year. we are in the post , steve mills wedding back in the day. >> denver is up by two. it's four seconds left with joe johnson going for the win. the owner is happy and you know what that means. everyone is happy. that's all that matters! on to hockey the metropolitan matchup playing host to the devils. playing with a broken thumb can you imagine? i don't know if i can work with thought . they drop it back in jt miller puts the shot down and he scores. 10 games in the rangers when 2/1. the provincial center with the devils hosting . 4000 showed up. they witness the unveiling of the new north statute. they reside with an 11 foot high statue weighing thousand pounds. it's a postgame commute. the devils require his number 30 sweater. it's one of the all-time greatest if not the greatest goalie. thank you, duke. ben: the messy week continues. >>> flooding was a major shore. that will continue to be the

monday evening there will be a special remembrance at princeton university.with those from the ms. miss new jersey campaign who are heartbroken at this moment. they say this young woman will be deeply missed and mourned. bill: to police know what caused the accident yet? not even that she was speeding but maybe going too fast for conditions. >> i don't wanti don't want to speculate. they did say she was not wearing her seatbelt. it is just really an unfortunate matter. she ended up having to undergo brain surgery. it sounds like the family was keeping her alive. that way she could bless others. bill: spent her last week are bad road conditions. >> i could be anybody. >> song says the government miss me when i'm gone. ♪ ♪ bill: south carolina primary , it's behind us. donald trump, huge win. >> separation saturday. first, of course winner and front runner for the commanding first-place finish. seems to be the establishment favorite. the place for the values. >> the 21st century conservative movement, the son of a bartendera bartender and the made from cuba who

i'm happy if anyone reads it [laughter] >> host: princeton press that you use the word polished quite a bit what does that mean? >> what they talk about to use the interchangeably with presence and skills interact with a client, presentable, the lead definition varies from place to place. the type of mannerisms and values may be different. but in this world it means being formal without too formal to have a sense of relaxation between you and the person you're talking with. many are thrown out to be too formal or to inform one that is a judgment not sometimes based on stereotypes formal enough to be professional the not too informal to be immature but it has to take the reins of the conversation. a lot of people think you're supposed to into the questions and that is how you do that with many different types of occupations but here it is called conversational leadership with the idea the trade treaty interviewer as unequal as some of the position of power if you want the job you want a conversation in that is the hallmark of the elites to make everybody feel equal matter how high or h

. >>> early voters in have an it's set up the county board of elections in princeton road. it allows voters to cast their ballots at their convince and return it without posting. >>> the northern kentucky health department is about to get its first measle exchange program. it will be at grant county where they agree to put the program in the county town center. it's not just a response to the heroin epidemic but to help stop the spread of hepatitis c and hiv. >>> the cincinnati police officers will start testing body cameras this month. the city is in talks with two vendors and they will be tested for several weeks. once their decision about a vendor, all officers in cincinnati should be wearing body cameras permanently by the end of the year. >>> developing this morning, the columbus department of public health says 7 people are being tested for the zik ash virus, all the ohioans traveled recently and returned with the cdc is checking out their test and they will get the results in a few weeks. >>> the 2016, cincinnati auto experts returned today. they got the truck, suvs

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around princeton and homestead and in the upper keys. we have a strong southeast breeze anywhere from 13 to 21- miles per hour. that's helping drive the tropical moisture leading to showers. it's warm and muggy. upper 70s and we are headed to warm and windy with spotty showers this evening. realing bumping up the storm chance tomorrow. the models are indicating we have strong gusty storms. you will want to keep it hear we'll see the potential for heavy storms. i'll have the complete forecast ahead. >> thank you. >>> police are looking for the gunman responsible for devils advocating king carter. he was plays outside on saturday when he was hit by a bullet. the father has hush words. >> it's out of my hands now. for me turn yourself in before closure before your family talks about how they miss you. for anyone that can lead police to information. call crimestoppers. >>> two people were injured following a shooting in overtown. it was at 1756 north court. both people were taken to the hospital. >>> surveillance video shows when a hit-and-r

when the blue devils played against princeton. and for duke, a big win coming tonight on the home court. against louisville. he shows you how they did it coming up in sports. greg was not there for the first game, correct? >> eligible. appearance. this is as mild as it can be any time this week. be aware. >> yes. it. >> and then, you know, put it in your memory bank and it will come back. all right, let's check out the skycam raacross town. murky in spots. a the lot of moisture left over from the rain from earlier this evening. with breaks in the clouds there is the potential before the wind picks up later tonight that we will see patchy dense fog forming. be careful with that. although i feel by the rush hour that will no longer be an issue. 38 degrees. that is the temperature with a dead calm wind at the airport right now. cameras are hinting at the fact that the fog is in the development stage out there as we speak. the temperatures right now, generally in the 30s. a few areas in the 40s, shifting south, 30s are the rule rather

they want to build crossings of beckett at taylorsville road and princeton-glendale road. lisa: down to the wire for presidential hopefuls. mark: the candidates are now eyeing the next contest. lisa: the damaging homes that ripped through the south, destroying homes. randi: that connected with the rain we are getting, followed by snow tonight and tomorrow. expect showers and thunderstorms much will [content sigh] ah, excuse me? mr. jones? hi. already? you booked an appointment. i just started cookin. we at time warner cable need to apologize to you. i haven't even started to bronze yet. we no longer give you an excuse to work all day perfecting your tan. starting to even it out. we're making a bunch of changes at time warner cable. including one-hour arrival windows. we'll also tell you how long our visit will take pbefore your appointment starts. mark: welcome back. tornados raked across the south last night, leaving at least three dead, 30 injured, and a line of destruction from louisiana to florida. jacob rascon is in convent, louisiana with more on the destruction and

we had events like this when i was a freshman at princeton, joys and toys of gay sex -- andrea: you dothing at princeton -- >> that's a whole other -- kennedy: that's quite beautiful. >> it can be beautiful. kennedy: the thing that i thought was positive about this is when we talk about college campuses and sex, we're talking about every college and university as though it is a den of sexual assault where men are vilified. but here there's actually a positive spin on it. isn't that somewhat good news? andrea: well, i do think that some colleges, there are instances where they can be dens of sexual assault. i also think there's instances where they're not. i think the issue is very complicated and very gray. this one specifically though, think about this, they're spending a lot of money to go to that school. a lot of money. and they're not there to learn at these issues. it's sex week every week at every college and university. [laughter] they don't need help. it's sex week in america everywhere, in every crevice of the nation. people are on tinder, having polygamous relationships. we a

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this perspective on russia he brought with him when he came to princeton and washington. during the 20th century including his own professor these are thinkers that devoted their lives to try to understand russia through the prism of the society's historical philosophical foundations. not surprisingly come he studied with berlin just as they were developing the context with liberty which he argued a single political concepts such as liberty could have a plurality of meanings often contradicting one another and i look at the date of when berlin's seminal work came out. it's the idea about the meaning of liberty but also has a powerful important idea about the importance of contradictions and consciousness. this is especially true when we approach russia. they assume that they are both true. [laughter] and the times of uncertainty we have to turn to historians to help us appreciate why it is that two contradictory phenomena can be part of the whole and this is the role historians and especially intellectual and cultural historians like jim billington, in. now, why does this

princeton was supposed to be one of the navy's crowning achievements. it had two of the biggest cannons made at that time. ship, they ares sailing it up and down the potomac and they are inviting members of congress and the president and the people aboard the ship to let them see this great creation of the u.s. armed forces. back down theg potomac and they get near mount vernon. tyler is aboard the ship. his slave armistead is aboard the ship as well. they are going past mount vernon. that to honor the nation's first president, they are going to fire the canon. tyler is below deck. a song is being sung that tyler wants to hear. they tell people that they are going to fire the canon and tyler wants to hear this song. armistead decides to go upstairs to see them fire the canon. firing of the the canon becomes a misfire and the canon actually explodes on board. tyler is spared because he is below deck. ,he people around the canon most of them are immediately killed. exploded. shrapnel is being shot across the upper decks. as you said, several members of th

the first game played by duke against princeton. tonight the blue devils put them on the hard court. fans were excited to be there and witness this moment in duke's basketball history. >> with it being in the thousands i could not miss it. i had to come experience it again. it is a wonderful place to view basketball. it is the best. >> now, before tonight, the blue devils had won 290 of the last games at home. does duke win their 1,000th game? we are shown the best plays of the game against louisville straight ahead in sports. >> it is. >> yes. to watch the game. yes, it has almost a high school feel because it is so tight and the energy it is amazing. >> yes. no better play. >> i don't get around. i have not been this. i seen plenty of video. >> it is a cool experience. it is hot in there, too. do you remember that? >> i will make sure i go to a winter game. [ laughter ] >> cool. all right, so, it looked like it was cold outside. you know, she was bundled. >> temperatures in the 30ss, just beginning, colder air on the way. the cold