. >>> a bomb threat happening on princeton university in new jersey. according to authorities, this threat was made against unspecified buildings on the campus. the university has posted an alert on its website calling for all people on campus to evacuate. we stale on top of this story. princeton campus evacuated due to a bomb threat. >>> allegations that security attached to then secretary of state hillary clinton and at least one ambassador engaged in disturbing sexual misconduct and attempts were made to sweep it under the rug. >>> also ahead remember that tv ad that caused an interracial firestorm online? >> mom? >> yes, honey. >> dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart. is that true? >> the little girl there grace who stars in the commercial is going to join me along with her real life biracial parents and we will talk to them about the controversy over that ad coming up. together to play, stay active, and enjoy the outdoors. and for the last four summers, coca-cola has asked america to choose its favorite park through our coca-cola parks

. >> happening now in new jersey, princeton university is under evacuation after someone called in a mb net to several buildings. right now the university is telling all students and most employees to leave and not return to the campus until further notice. princeton says local state and federal law enforcement agencies are investigating the unspecified threat and they are going to each and every building. some summer sessions are in progress. >> international hunt is on to find the man would admits to leaking top secret documents about the u.s. government phone and internet surveillance programs. there is a growing number of people who say snowden should be praised, not jailed. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has more. >> is he a patriot or a traitor? many have opinions about snowden but the u.s. government called him a threat and is preparing to file criminal charges against the whistleblower but they have to find him first. >> high is one of the most wanted men in the world and has haired more government secrets. >> we will have a lot more significant revelations that have not y

. >>> a bomb threat has led to the evacuation of the campus at princeton university. the students apparently there were warned on the university's website. you can see the page up on your screen right now. they have been asked to stay off campus up they're told otherwise. we're following this developing story. we'll bring you more information as we get it. but again, a bomb threat to multiple unspecified campus buildings apparently called in at princeton krufuniversity. also an update on nelson mandela. he is still in serious condition but stabilized. he's if a hospital in pretoria. he was rush there had with a lung infection. his daughter, ambassador to argentina, flew back to be with her father. >>> president obama urging congress to act on an immigration reform proposal finally hitting the senate. today's vote is expected on open up the debate, but where the bill goes from there is really still up in the air. president obama has said it is up to lawmakers now. >> if we genuinely believe we need to fix our broken immigration system, there is no good reason to stand

hotel guest to resign because the building is now uninhabitable >> new this morning out of princeton universityn a bomb threat to multiple unspecified campus buildings. students and faculty have been ordered to evacuate the capital all university offices. if we will continue to bring you the details on is that we get the into the newsroom. >> 937 would back with more couple minutes of live look at walnut creek as george keep you posted on hot spots. >>940 is the time. let us an update on hot spot. still tracking the delays for the 680 for the san ramon valley in the north bound direction. southbound at the is clearing out nicely. the northbound back up is not clearing is still backed up into san ramon. now at sycamore valley road in the north bound direction there is a report of a fire that is not reported to be a car fire but likely a brush fire near the site of the road. >> the bridges have sent out nicely. no delays at the approach to the bay bridge. that is been like this well over an hour for the west bound ride. >> the san mateo bridge pretty good conditions. at the westin of the span tha

federal reserve chairman ben bernanke speaking to graduates at princeton university sunday, telling them economics is good at explaining why choices made in the past were wrong. but he said, quote, about the future, not so much. >>> apple goes to trial today over allegations by federal and state authorities that it conspired with publishers to raise the price of e-books to break amazon.com's hold on pricing. >>> and the better life index report is out. switzerland taking the top spot for residents most satisfied with their lives. norway was in second place. iceland, number three, the united states dropping three spots from last year and is ranked number 14. all of those are nice places. >>> just ahead, sports including a minor league tango at home plate. we'll tell you who won out. >>> who is that powerball winner? now to the latest in sports. a lot of talk around this news conference. roy hibbert using a gay slur and profanity less than 24 hours after the nba fined hibbert $7500. hibbert issued an apology yesterday. and then tweeted this to openly gay player jason collins. quote, would

eddie glove chair of the center of african-american studies at princeton university., thank you for being here. there's been so much tack over the last year or two that the black church is dead. dr. guard you started the conversation because you wrote a piece called "the black church is dead" is that true? >> i think we need to understand the church as a dynamic institution. that the phrase "the black church is really a myth" that there's always been black churches that differentiated lit your jik landscape. humans after all, progressive, forward. it has to be the center so we can understand exactly what black religious folk are doing. in these political landscape we need to start the conversation. >> i started the conversation. >> i have a slightly different take having been away from the church for a number of years and then returning to the church. i found that the church certainly was not the church of my youth. there were all kinds of models when i returned to the church that i think have responded very well to critiques like dr. glove raised, critiques like the

. >> if confirmed by the senate, he'll replace allen kruger returning to princeton, university to teach. >>> the nation's capital was buzzing about the government contractor, edward snoweden, who divulged the inner workings of some top secret u.s. surveillance programs, including the monitoring of verizon cell phone records. boozel profits more than a billion dollars a year from the federal government by outsourcing thousands of intelligence jobs to the private sector. we've been following the story all day. what's going on? >> well, the fact that booz allen was the employer and says he's the man who leaked the nsa documents to the london guardian and the washington post, that fact has but renewed tension on the whole question of private intelligence contractors, the so called beltway bandit. the washington post is an epic series on these firms a couple years ago, they looked at how pervasive this year is. let me bring in a couple bullet points. you get a sense of the scale of this, some 1,271 government organizations, and 1931 private companies work on programs related to counter terro

federal reserve chairman ben bernanke spoke to graduates at princeton university. he told them economics is good at explaining why choices made in the past were wrong but he said, quote, about the future, not so much. ipad maker apple goes to trial today over allegations by federal and state authorities that it conspired with publishers to raise the price of ebooks to break amazon.com's hold on pricing. >>> the better life index report is out and switzerland tops the list for residents most satisfied with their lives. norway was in second place, iceland, third. the united states, well, we dropped three spots from last year and we're ranked number 14. still a pretty good place to live. >>> just ahead, nction's richard lui has a look at this morning's sports highlights. including a tango at home plate. ♪ (annoucer) new beneful medley's, in tuscan, romana, and mediterranean style varieties. ♪ just mix it in, and take play to new places. three cans in every pack. new beneful medley's. there was this and this. she got a parking ticket... ♪ and she forgot to pay her cred

thousands were evacuated at princeton university after a similar threat. on monday, a southwest airlines jet was forced to make an emergency landing, after someone claiming to be with the taliban said there was a bomb onboard. >>> a major milestone for efforts to reform the nation's immigration laws. the senate has allowed debate to begin. but republicans are signaling they expect to make major changes. let's get the very latest from devin dwyer in washington for us this morning. good morning, devin. >> reporter: good morning, diana. good morning, john. it was a big step forward for immigration reform. but there's no guarantees about the future of this closely-watched bill. a historic debate to overhaul immigration. >> times change. and the immigration system has to change with those times. >> reporter: now building momentum in the senate for a sweeping bipartisan plan. for the first time ever, even in spanish. the bill would offer a path to citizenship for 11 million undocumented immigrants, provide them immediate legal status, but ban them from governmen

in one nine hundred eighty seven from princeton university woodrow wilson a school of public and international affairs but was rapidly promoted for service in the middle east from brigadier general and two thousand to the rank of general in two thousand and seven some have criticized for lack of a direct comeback record in relation to the many awards he received and his bronze star medal with the valor award was questioned by several former army officers according to business and cider but betrays did suffer a major injury in the early ninety's when he was shot in the chest during a y. fire exercise but he was reportedly released early after doing fifty push ups just a few days after this incident. in the middle of two thousand we came known for using discretionary funds for public works as part of nation building during a visit by coalition provisional authority director paul bremer petraeus quit money is ammunition but the liberal use of discretionary cash would become criticized after it was revealed the new york federal reserve had shipped as much as forty billion dollars in cash and seize

and in new jersey for princeton university has been evacuated following a fund and bomb threats to multipleas last week, but some programs are in session if. the universities is local, state , and federal law-enforcement are investigating if. those are your headlines. i'm patchy and brown. now back to adam and trace the sea. >> president obama's of law is aimed to save money by creating a nationwide system of electronic medical record keeping for. could do more harm than good. medical identity theft is a growing problem in this country. we're joined with a look at a company that is trying to protect her medical information online. >> well, it is not so much a company that is try to protect her medical information. but we did was right sidesaddle somebody who showed just how easy it is to steal your reformation. some 94% of health care organizations say they have been breached. information has been stolen. how does that happen? how does it work? we talked to someone but exactly how that happens. >> when an attacker wants to steal electronic medical records, what they can do is they can use a

visit vwdealer.com today. >>> developing news from the princeton university in new jersey. because of several bomb threats on the campus. all students, employees have been sent home. they've been told not to come back for any reason unless they hear otherwise. princeton's spring semester wrapped up in may but the school has been offering summer courses. rough of the classes had no students enrolled, according to the university's website. we'll keep an eye on what's happening. we'll bring you details. >>> we're also following breaking news right here at home from santa clara. police confirming one person has died in an industrial accident at the 49ers' new stadium site. ktvu's katie utehs -- you just got there. so what have you been able to figure out? >> reporter: well, dave, we have seen that construction workers are being sent home for the day. i will step out of the way. you can see the scene. we're still working on the details. this accident happened somewhere between 6:40, 7:00 a.m.-ish this morning. a construction worker killed on scene. we're working to find out if t

we will keep you updated on that evacuation underway right now at princeton university. also right now brand-new stories and breaking news. jenna: the nsa leaker may have gone underground but the journalist who broke the story is speaking out saying he has more government surveillance secrets to spill. the latest on that. also the federal snooping program is putting a spotlight on the high-tech company that holds so much of your personal information, so when you head to google today should you feel lucky or paranoid? plus, the man accused of holding three women captive for years in his cleveland home heads back to court. what to expect at today's arraignment, what a case it will be. it's all "happening now." agreeing uproar over the secret, the top secret nsa surveillance program that is not so secret any more and apparently there are no more secrets to come. what is secret now? glad to have you with us on this tuesday, i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. the american at the center of the leak in hiding overseas as washington vows to bring him to justice . his name you pr

she graduated princeton university.nd she got her mba from stanford university. >> and do we know why she was in boston for the race? >> reporter: for her daughter. she went to the marathon to see her daughter run. her daughter's a student at harvard. we have a picture of her with her daughter actually that she sent us today. this is before the marathon. before her daughter had gone out for the run. now, amanda was hurt, though. she had to go to the hospital that day for some pretty severe cuts and lacerations on her leg. she had that hearing loss i mentioned. but other than that she checked out okay. she actually said she was so busy helping erika that she didn't even know she was hurt. but her hair was really badly singed, anderson. so she had to have it cut. in this family photo you can see with her son and her daughter it was taken some time after the marathon, you can see her hair there is a bit shorter. >> so you called her up about a reunion with erika. how did she react? >> reporter: she was so emotional. she wa

she's now professor of politics and international affairs at princeton university. and we welcome you both to the "newshour." anne-marie slaughter to you first, let's talk about susan rice. to begin, we heard the president call her fierceless and tough. how is she going to fit in with the foreign policy team? >> well, i think she's been a core member of the foreign policy team from the beginning. i mean, really, as a u.n. ambassador, she's been in the white house, in and out of the white house the whole time. she's played a key role. this is not going to be that much of a transition i think for the white house in terms of policy. >> woodruff: but, richard haass, she's going to be just a few steps away from the president down the hall in the west wing. we also heard the president say it runs-- she knows how to throw an elbow, that it runs in her family. what does that say? >> well, you know, that may well be true, but what we need is a national security adviser who ready can wear two hats. on the one hand in this case she will have to be the principal honest broker,

. >>> coming up, he was educated at princeton university and harvard law, and currently serves as a u.smething about the phrase supreme court justice ted cruz that sends shivers down the spine. we'll discuss the highly credentialed and highly misguided texas senator's push for a voter i.d. amendment just ahead. so being an advertising spokesman i have to look my best on camera. whether i'm telling people about how they could save money on car insurance with geico... yeah, a little bit more of the lime green love yeah... or letting them know they can reach geico 24/7 using the latest technology. go on, slather it all over. don't hold back, go on... it's these high-definition televisions, i'll tell ya, they show every wrinkle. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. ♪ i'm a hard, hard worker and i'm working every day. ♪ ♪ i'm a hard, hard worker and i'm saving all my pay. ♪ small businesses get up earlier and stay later. and to help all that hard work pay off, membership brings out millions of us on small business saturday and every day to make shop

at new york university and princeton university and author of the book "soviet fates and lost alternatives ask they're married. this is an excellent routine. steven, where are we in terms of the tensions between these two countries? it doesn't feel like it's going in an excellent direction right now. it has been bad for a while. now we're talking bad plus lots of weapons flowing into a volatile region. >> she used to be your boss at "the nation," now she's my boss at home. this is the situation you put me in? leaving aside guys who steal super bowl rings and american presidents who arm people who eat human organs, we are either in or on the verge of a new cold war with russia. that's the reality. the opportunity represented by these photos of these two leaders together is this. that the combination of what happened in boston, the evidence that the kind of terrorism that's afflicted russia can afflict us, plus the syrian crisis which afflicts russian national security and american national security, has brought these guys together in what might be the last historic opportunity to get out of

high fructose corn syrup has on our bodies so research conducted in two thousand and ten at princeton university on that rats fed a sugary diet became nervous and anxious when the sugar was removed from the diet the rats were thrown into a state of similar anxiety to the kind of stress that people feel during withdrawal for addictive drugs and while word has gotten out that high fructose corn syrup should be eliminated from our daily die. because of its potentially harmful effects that could be easier said than done as the daily mail points out for those corn syrup to be lurking in some foods you'd never even think of for example some brands of canned tuna contain the sugary substance or some types of bread and even manny's contain i forked as corn syrup as an ingredient so what's the bottom line here time to ditch the high fructose corn syrup because when it comes to addiction it might be just as hard to kick as cocaine and just as bad for. coming up some say they're not worried about being spied on by the n.s.a. because they don't break the law that everyone needs to be worried player why take

they got involved in princeton university. got involved in the growing number of women who graduated college. they adopted princeton students who did not have family close by or money. they provided a home and support for them. cleveland worked with the life insurance association. he wrote articles. >> and had more children? >> they had more children. -- >> and had more children? >> they had marchal didn't. -- they had more children. their first was richard. in 1903, she gave birth to their last child. >> how long after that did the president died question mark >> he died in 1908. -->> how long after that did the president right? >> he died in 1908. he probably had cancer. it was a slow, drawn out, painful death. he died in the house in princeton. >> there are a number of comparisons drawn between frances cleveland and jacqueline onassis kennedy, the public fascination with her and that she remarried when she became a widow. what is the story about her remarriage? how long after his death did she remarry? >> it was 1913. it wa

jon: fox news alert, princeton university's campus has beenee evacuate waited following a bomb threatltiple buildings on campus. this is just underway right now. the university is asking everyone to go home unless otherwise directed, and not return to campus for any reasons until advised. here is the official statement from that school in new jersey. there has been a bomb threat to multiple unspecified campus building, please evacuate the campus and all university offices immediately. go home unless otherwise directed by your supervisors, public safety officers and princeton police will direct drivers leaving the campus. those without cars will be directed to evacuation sites, you'll receive an update later today. do not

he will be replacing alan krueger returning to a teaching post at princeton university. >>> the sourcentral intelligence agency. edward snowden worked as an employee for various defense contractors. he was revealed yesterday in a taped interview with the u.s. guardian newspaper. ceo eamon javers joins us. >> the big question a lot of people have around the world this morning is who is edward snowden, in the interview posted on "the guardian's" website you mentioned yesterday, he comes forward as a 49-year-old technical analyst and a private cia contracting firm. he was the man who leaked this series of devastating to the u.s. leaks last week revealing the extent of the u.s. spying on the internet and phone conversations of americans and abroad. the question is, though, who is edward snowden. why did he do it? "the guardian" newspaper interviewed him in hong kong. they asked him why he had fled to hong kong after making his series of revelations. here's the answer snowden gave to "the guardian" on an interview posted yesterday take a look. >> hong kong has a strong free speech. mainland

i estimated princeton university got 50 to $100,000 public support, the nearby college of new jersey eight miles away, public-school, got something like 3,000 from a state in new jersey and virtually nothing else, maybe a little more with all the student aid is granted to students but the reality is research grants, tax exempt factor is a huge. absolutely mammoth and never gets discussed. for people worried about excessive elitism in higher education and you want to become more egalitarian, your barking down the wrong tree. you ought to look at that. >> the topic of the next conference, minutes after 5:00, let me thank the panel and thank everybody. [applause] >> thanks for coming and being such great participants, thanks to my co editor sarah and the gates foundation for making this whole thing get off the ground. please stick around and enjoy yourselves. [inaudible conversations] >> the supreme court term comes to close at the end of the month. next week we will have more arguments and some high-profile cases. tuesday, july 2nd at 9:00, worrell arguments in hollingsw r hollingswort

several buildings near the capitol in atlanta, princeton university, university of new hampshire ands video, a man allegedly sends his nephew in the street carrying a fake grenade launcher wearing a scarf and sheet? he reportedly wanted to see how long it would take police to respond to his fake terrorism scenario. this morning that trial for that man, michael david turley gets underway. he has pled not guilty. >>> here is the question of the day, do parents really have a favorite child? >> you get to school. >> you're letting him stay home? >> i can't believe this. if i was bleeding out my eyes, you would make me go to school. this is so unfair. >> that's it. i want out of this family. >> gretchen: the answer is yes, they do, according to a new study about 34% of moms just like brian's mom, say they like one child more than the other. i'm reading the teleprompter. 28% of dads admitted the same thing. has your mom ever admitted she likes one of you better? >> brian: no. peter johnson, jr., is he on today? >> steve: he's going to be on shortly. >> brian: i'm going to retain him becaus

. >> reporter: around the same time at princeton university in new jersey. >> developing news out of princeton, the campus remains evacuated after a bomb threat. >> reporter: students and teachers were evacuated after separate bomb threats against multiple buildings on campus, displacing thousands. >> something's going on. and it must be something showing up that they're shutting everything down. >> reporter: and in atlanta, two other bomb threats led to massive evacuations. near the state capitol in georgia. tuesday's threats came after a plane was forced to make an emergency landing in phoenix overnight monday. f-16 fighter jets escorting a texas-bound southwest airlines flight from l.a., after someone called in a threat. as in richmond, the caller claimed to be with the taliban. >> the callers sometimes will impersonate the taliban, al qaeda or some other extremist group, because they believe it gives their call more credibility. and law enforcement will ratchet up their reaction and response to it. >> reporter: the fbi is now trying to determine if the threats, which were all made

he did have great advice for the graduates of princeton university in this speech.students, he gave credit to the parent talking about how tough it is to put your child through college these days. listen to this. >> some years ago i had a colleague who sent three kids through prince tovnt my colleague used to say from a financial perspective, the experience was kind of like buying a if you cadillac every year and driefrth off a cliff. >> reporter: his speech was kind of peppered throughout with that kind of humor along with deeper pieces of advice. he focused on becoming a better human being. he talked about how money isn't everything and to remember it's a means not an end. up with of the pieces of advice, call your mom and dad wint in a while, were, he said, they paid your tuition to princeton. also, carol, big ben has love advice saying he's offered broou beauty, romance, sexual attraction. those aroundt the only things to look in a partner. he has been married 35 years. he says, quote, i can't imagine any krois than a traveling companion, asset lending facility

he's going to take over for allen kruger, who is leaving to teach at princeton university.man currently served as deputy director of the national economic council. he helped craft the economics bill drafted in 2009. this is the president's fourth chairman of economic advisers. >> a big job. >>> coming up, the man behind one of the biggest security leaks in u.s. history says he had the power to spy on everyone, even the president. we'll talk about edward snowden's shocking revelations to glenn greenwald, the columnist for "the guardian," who broke this story wide open. >>> and a live look at sanford, florida, where jury selection set to get under way in the george zimmerman trial. i turned 65 last week. the math of retirement is different today. money has to last longer. i don't want to pour over pie charts all day. i want to travel, and i want the income to do it. ishares incomes etfs. low cost and diversified. find out why nine out of ten large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus, which includes in

announce that alan is heading back it teach his bee of loed students at michelle's alma mater, princeton universityen they get together, you know all they can talk about is princeton and they're all very proud and those of us who didn't go to princeton have to put up with it. [laughter] and i'm proud to say jason furman agreed to replace alan as the chairman of my council of economic advisors. during the crisis, alan stepped in, initially to help engineer our response assistant secretary and chief economist at the treasury department. he was so good, that we then had to beg him to come back, extend his tour, to serve as the chairman of my council of economic advisors where he's been the driving force between actions that we've taken to help restart the flow of lending to small businesses and create new jobs and arm workers with the skills they need to fill them, to reduce income inequality, rebuild the aging infrastructure and bring down our deficits in a responsible way. alan is driven by the basic bargain at the heart of our economy, the idea that hard work should be rewarded. he is motivated bit

. >> princeton university reopened its campus after an hour long search for explosives turned up nothingvacuated after a bomb threat against multiple buildings was phoned in. no classes in session. but thousands attending summer classes were affected. >> from campus perspective any threat is credible and any threat need to be taken seriously. >> the latest in a series of bomb threats that disrupted the lives of thousands of americans in 48 hours. the fbi is investigating. whether the incidents are linked. >> the nation's top civil liberties group is suing over the collection of phone records by the nsa. aclu calling for the obama administration to end phone surveillance and purge its record of its, that it has already gotten. the lawsuit claims the program is like stealing every american's address book. edward snowden, the whistle blower, is still hiding this morning. the father of snowden's girlfriend spoke to reporters last night in maryland. jonathan mills described the analyst as shy, reserved and man of conviction, he said. with more here's abc's tahman bradley. >> edward snowden be

degree from princeton university. thank you. our final witness is dr. vet, an assistant profe at the university of florida. he has been with the university of florida's department of civil and coastal engineering since 2007. his research focuses on the mitigation of extreme wind damage to low rise construction. he's a member of the american society of civil engineers, on the board of the american association for wind engineering, and a member of the u.k. wind engineering society. dr. prevatt received his ph.d. from clemson university. welcome. our witnesses should note open testimony is limited to five minutes each, after which members of the committee have five minutes each to ask questions. your written testimony will be included in the record of the hearing. i now recognize our first witness for five minutes. >> thank you. distinguished committee members, i thank you for the opportunity to be here. y done a good job of -- you've done a good job of outlining both the problem and potential solutions and point to one of the major problems that we face in

his beloved students at michelle's, motter, princeton university. when they get together, all they can talk about is princeton and they are all very proud. those of us who did not go to princeton have to put up with it. [laughter] i am proud to say that jason furman has agreed to replace him on my council of economic advisers. during the crisis, allen stepped in to help engineer the response as assistant secretary and chief economist at the treasury department. he was so good that we had to beg him to come back, extend his tour to serve as the chairman of my tonsil economic advisers, where he has been the driving force between actions we have held -- we have taken to restart the flow of lending to small businesses and arm workers with the skills and need to fill them and reduce income inequality and rebuild aging infrastructure and bring down deficits in a responsible way. he is trayvon by the basic bargain at the heart of our economy, the idea that hard work should be rewarded. he is motivated by the principle that no one who works full-time in the

. >>> and "the star-ledger" a bomb threat shut down princeton university yesterday after school officials received a threatening phone call. the campus was put on lockdown and inbound traffic into princeton was closed off for eight hours. no devices were found, and the investigation is still ongoing. >> "the oregonian," an outbreak of hepatitis "a" related to a frozen berry mix has affected eight people. it spreads across eight states. it was tracked to costco stores, and a class action lawsuit was filed against the distributor townsend farms. >>> and "the boston globe," whitey bulger, the notorious head of boston's winter hill gang is finally going to stand trial for the murder of 18 people. bulger was hiding for 16 years and eventually was caught two years ago in santa monica, california, where he was living under an alias. the trial is expected to last three months with the prosecution expected to call 80 witnesses to the stand. >>> and oprah winfrey donated $12 million to the smithsonian's national museum of african american culture. winfrey has had a long involvement dating back to 2