our guest is professor emeritus of russian studies and politics at new york university and princeton universitytephen cohen. his latest book "soviet fates , and lost alternatives: from stalinism to the new cold war," >> i presume you would knowledge putin is destabilizing ukraine sending and weapons and tanks and some troops in some form. is the point been he is acting not to revive the soviet empire, but to stop nato encroachment? >> that is my short point. let me ask you a question. 5 billion people approximately live in this area of eastern ukraine. they have lived there for centuries. the grandfathers, parents are buried there. their children go to school there. that is their home. do they have no humanity or agency? we have taken, not i, but the main present his country, is referring to them as putin partly his dogs. where's the community and these people who are dying? one million have been turned and took refugees. these are people. who was doing the fighting? primarily, the folks, the adults, of these people. have they had russian assistance? absolutely. has kiev had western assistance?

. >> executive director of the american rawnan counsel and a researcher at princeton university.ahmad, good to have you back on the program. what exactly did the iaea find? damaging in what way? >> the critical time before the march 24th deadline for a political agreement. so hence of course is not going to be good news for the negotiation. >> and what the iaea is saying is we can't get full transparency from iran correct? we're being stonewalled, not getting the answer he we're looking for? >> correct but there is a caveat and this is a caveat. this is a possible military dimension issues of pmds. >> pmds mean what? >> possible military dimensions. they predate these negotiation is. these are 2003 and before and they were brought up constantly throughout these years but what it requires for this access to happen for the iaea to happen for access to the iranian program, there needs to be a deal first to provide the mechanisms for the iaea to enter these sites. currently the iaea does have unprecedented access to the nuclear facilities. but what they're asking for is going beyond

hers was at the center for population research at princeton university. her job was modeling populations of people. what would happen if you created a new state in the middle east or something? they model growth of population. that is what you needed to solve these early bomb problems. it was all about studying the population of neutrons. escape is like immigrating. she taught herself the mathematics of population. that ended up being what they needed at los alamos. >> there is a point of controversy in history about von neumann's relationship to the intellectual work that eckhart and mo9ckley were doing. and whether von neumann's wondered to circulate that was sort of an open-source guy because he understood that the power should truly be secret. or whether he played by the rules, so to speak. >> he certainly broke the rules. this is very controversial. there is no doubt that von neumann did not write the whole paper. he put them together. there is some debate what parts of the paper goldstein wrote and what part von neumann wrote. there is no question a

. >> still ahead, an incredible gift to a local college, what an alum gave princeton university that is valued at $300 million. and the latest on the train derailment in west virginia find out how the accident has a connection to philadelphia. >>> she was sent out to cover a love story but didn't realize she was the star. the reporter who got a surprise proposal on the job. sometimes, caring for your neighbors means going the extra mile. when our patient, susan, mentioned her dad couldn't make it in to pearle vision to get his eyes checked... we went to him. and we realized, if he had trouble getting new glasses... he probably wasn't the only one. to us, eye care is about living dr. pearles legacy. building a trusting relationship with the person behind the eyes. this is genuine eye care right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. >>> a new round of fighting broke out today in ukraine, where russian backed rebels say they had taken over a key transportation hub, the fighting was focused on a town held by rebels and both sides say that the town is on their side of the cease fir

at that time, the institute, which is part of the whole thing, it has nothing to do with princeton university. people say, at princeton, you think it is the university, the like the hoover institute at stanford. at that time, they didn't have a building from a survey made a deal for the institute to actually be turing on the math department. even though turing was at the university, they have a lot of contact. that is where he corrected the final proof of his grades papers. what we don't know, what sort of dark is what happened during the war. von neumann went off to england to work with the british and turing came to america to work with the americans. that part is still a black hole. in large part it may be taking just a long time to come out. >> you have any suppositions about that? >> i think that von neumann was working on the nuclear work in england because the british made a lot of contributions to los alamos, and he ran over to to jumpstart some of that. i think that von neumann was so good at everything, i can't believe they didn't bring him into the cryptography question and he came

princeton says the student has recovered and is no longer contagious. but the university wants certain workers to show they have add vaccine or to take a blood test to prove they are immune to the virus. mean while, the town of princeton could raise its smoking age to 21. the board of health is considering an ordinance that would ban the sale of tobacco and ecigarettes to anyone under 21. the statewide smoking age is 19. three other municipalities in north jersey have adopted policy making it 21. >>> tonight a debate is raging in new jersey. >> is about a new standardized tests that student will start taking in the next few weeks. as reported some people say the exam is doing more harm than good. >> we don't even know what it measures. it seems like it is being thrown at us and kind of you know here's what it's going to be and everybody has to scramble to get ready for it. >> it is called the partnership for assessment for readiness for college and careers. next month new jersey students in third to 11th grade will take it for the first time. but state teachers union want

in university city watch as these two new drexel university grads are surprised, on a random tuesday afternoon. >>> and priceless treasures at princeton, history comes alive as the the university receives rare artifacts, involving beethoven, independent day and the bible. kathy? >>> in weather we're talking about cold, moving back into the delaware val which an arctic front record cold again, it could happen two more times this week. i'll have details on that coming up. >>> eagles safety nate allen is deeven ifing his name and reputation after a teenage girl said she saw him committing a lewd act in his car last night in florida. >> i kept telling these detectives, they girl, girls could have ruin my life tonight. >> allen was detained and questioned for five hours. i'll tell you what the teenager is saying about nate ahead in sports. jacklyn: our middle schools have classes that are devoted for test prep. my kids only have a half a year science and a half a year social studies to make room for preparing for the test. gina: we have no after-school programs, we have no freshman sports, we have no extra anything... okaikor: we're cuttin

alan blinder, princeton university professor and former federal reserve vice chairman.ee you, professor. is there a danger, governments relying on monetary policy to dot heavy lifting? >> well, i think there is. one of the problems that you heard, you heard more about it when bernanke was chairman, is that, fiscal policy wasn't actually pushing our economy forward. it was pulling it backyard. -- backward. bernanke was all but begging congress to stop doing that. that is one example. the fed was doing more than 100% of the job. david: markets are getting lazy bit too. he mentions all sorts of ways they are pushing risk to extremes. for example, lbos done without any covenants and a lot of other very risky behavior we're getting into right now, partly because of the free policies of central banks? >> yeah. when you have interest rates at practically zero or negative in some cases. david: that's right. >> and economy awash in liquidity, so, most anybody can get financing for anything that makes the slight lest -- slightest bit of sense, except home mortgages where the memo

. >>> princeton university says they received their largest donation ever and it's a huge piece of history and it's an alumnus from the class of 1926, including original printings of the bible and the declaration of independence in all the collection is worth $300 million. that is incredible. much more ahead on "action news" at 12:30 a scare in the atlantic a rush to save a father and son caught on camera. taking a live look this noon, cape may new jersey, a lot of snow out there. "action news" is tracking the cleanup after this snowy morning and meteorologist, david murphy, is back with the latest from accuweather including another snap of the bitter cold. >>> a coast guard crew flew into near hurricane force winds to save a father and son caught at sea, their boat caught fire off of nantucket massachusetts, they were lashed by 25 miles per hour winds and 25 foot waves the father and consent out an alert beacon and they rescued them despite the wind and poor visibility and they suffered minor injuries. >>> and now david murphy to tell us about being back in the deep freeze. >> later this

. >>> we have some breaking news now a suspect case of measles at princeton university. additional tests are now underway, and in a statement princeton says that the student has recovered and is no longer contagious. the university is contacting those who may have been in the same area as that student with the suspect measles. >>> well, fight break out between two workers in montgomery county and it end with one dead, that worker was stabbed to death, the the other worker believed to be the suspect was injured. it all happened at a meat packing plant in franconia township. "eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren is live at the scene with more now, noel. >> reporter: chris, it is business as usual a at jbs meat packing plant. we have been watching trucks still going in and out of this factory. people are still at work as if nothing happened just a few hours ago, which it did, and it is tough to believe that employees were involved in a fatal stabbing here right outside the factory. police recovered one knife in connection to the double stabbing here at jbs meat packing pl

. >>> a suspect case of measles is causing concern around the campus of princeton university. tests are underway to determine if the princeton student recently had measles. the the school says that student has since recovered and is no longer contagious. the university is contacting those who may have been in contact in the same areas as that student. >>> meanwhile, ucla says 179 people have been exposed to a drug resistant super bug. this happened at the school's on campus medical center. a hospital spokesperson said that instruments contaminated with the deadly cre bacteria were used during procedures between october and january. that bacteria may have already played a role in two deaths. a total of seven infections have been confirmed at risk patients have been sent home testing kits. >>> 4:38 in the morning. still ahead on "eyewitness news"... a heartfelt thank you from a local boy scout troop find out how one good samaritan came to their rescue. >>> we want to give you a live look from center city from sky cam three. it is a chilly start. that wind you feel when you walk o

. >> princeton university has a confirmed case of the measles. a student is recovering and no longer infectious but confirmed by school officials with lab results from the cdc. i'm on campus talking about students about how that has affected their daily lights. >> the dining hall and some of the cafÉs got shut down but other than that it has affected me much. >> i know the dining halls were closed. a lot of my friends were frustrated about that. >> i'm not sure about it but it shouldn't be too much of a problem here. >> over 99% of students have been vaccinated. if you are not vaccinated you should definitely get a blood test. if you have more questions tweak the show @chasing the news. >> check out this video. it almost touches the dnr canal. it's -- it's the bridge were to collapse no one could say be at that point. >> is easy to get people scared and nervous but who are then what's their agenda? >> i went to choose generation. it's a natural thing that's been used for centuries. >> bottoms-up. >> i am the ray lesniak. ♪ >> taking over or quit

. >>> a suspected case of measles is causing concern tonight in and around the campus of princeton university. tests are now underway to determine if a princeton student recently had measles. the student -- the school says the student has since recovered is and no longer contagious. the university is contacting those who may have been in the same area as that student. >>> developing news tonight emotions run high at the city school reform economic meeting as they decide the fate of dozens of proposed charter schools. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones was there as the debate led to four arrests. >> reporter: it was far from a silent protest after the first charter school was approved. the here was intense and steady in keeping score the anti charter school crowd had more reasons to celebrate. as only these five of the 39 charter school applications were approved wednesday night. and there was parental support also for charters. >> four years my son has tended gla he received an extraordinary education. >> financially strapped school district facing a projected $80 million budget shortfa

. >>> and officials princeton university are confirming suspected case of measles.uate student had since recovered and is no longer infectious. no other cases were identified. officials also say there is no connection between university and measles out breaks in other parts of the country. >>> and remember the song don't worry be happy there may be something to it. anger can increase risk of heart attack according to australian researchers say the risk is eight times greater during two hours after a person gets really angry. arguments with family or co-workers were biggest trickers associated with attack. >> thank you for that. >> you're welcome. >> you know this is just the way mother nature want to set up a pattern this month. we ended up with quiet december. and now i feel like we're making up for lost time. at least we don't have to track major storms here as we wrap up officially month of february. this will be one for the record books. right now in the top five for cold elingt month of february ever recorded. and in philadelphia, part of these problems the arc

princeton university allow in 7% of the their applicants. legs shaking, face palming, iphoning. they say the waiting is the hardest part. >> no luck. not at all. >> i don't like the public school type atmosphere. >> i would i could get in so this means i'll have to stay at my old school for another year. >> reporter: ta. >> it's frustrating. last year she placed first on the waiting list and now we wait an she's fourth. it's like you don't have a chance. >> philadelphia, texas. we live like three blocks away from here and we cannot get in here. >> reporter: it's so frustrating they now plan to move. >> the only option for us to go to public school which is not the best option we have. >> reporter: that's the argue last wednesday. >> you're destroying our public schools. >> reporter: out of 39 applications for new charters the school reform commission granded five. one of them another mast community in the northeast. ceo john sawyer said details respects clear. >> some parents asked are we going to be k through 12. >> reporter: as a member of the 1% that got in he adds this. >> l

. >>> also new tonight, a measles scare at princeton university. the officials say a student felt measles-like symptoms. they're no longer contagious. preliminary tests were performed. but more will need to be done. the school is notifying all students who might have had contact with the patient. >>> a bankruptcy judge is expected to rule tomorrow on whether the revel casino can scrap a deal to glenn strom. both sides are trying to negotiate trying to come to an agreement before the ruling. revelers plan to -- after the deadline was missed and finalize the deal. you can count on us to bring you the results of tomorrow's hearing. >>> new at 11:00, the mayor presented his vision for the city after a year of casino closings. >> george spencer found residents and leaders alike calling for dramatic changes. >> spreading salt outside her home this evening, mary was doing her neighborly duty. but also doing her part to keep her corner of atlantic city alive. >> what is the state of the city right now? >> we're hoping for something better. >> she's a lifer

tests are underway to determine if a princeton university student had measles. the university says student has recovered and is no longer contagious. princeton is contacting those who may have been in the same areas as that student. >>> a health scare in southern california to tell you about, ucla says nearly 200 patients may have been exposed to a potentially deadly super bug resistant to antibiotics. patients at ronald reagan ucla medical center were exposed to the bacteria during end scopic procedures between october and january. the university says seven patients were infect, including two who just died, erika. >>> 5:37. a montgomery county business owner comes to the less cue saving a cub scout's pack on the brink of collapse. this is such a great story, pack 27 was presented with that check of more than $2,500, from monster tree services last night. that was the amount of money allegedly stolen from the pack by a former committee chair. the business owner josh skullnick said he heard the boy's story and he wanted to help. >> as an entrepreneur i attribute

. >>> and now to the measles scare at princeton university.they are banning faculty members and students from campus unless they show they are protected from the virus. a princeton student does have the measles. the officials say the student has recovered and is no longer contagious, but princeton wants certain workers to show they have been vaccinated or to take a blood test to prove they are immune to the virus. meantime tobacco sales in the town of princeton could take a hit. the town's board of health is considering banning the sales of tobacco and e-cigarettes to nip under 21. now new jersey's smoking age in the state is 19. several towns in north jersey already raised their smoking age to 21. >>> philadelphia's mayor michael nutter is a tv star making an appearance in the show "allegiance" last night. >> welcome regardless of ethnicity or orientation. >> nutter was a small cameo as himself. not a big threat. the series is filming episodes in philadelphia. last night the episode centered on federal agents rushing russian spies to look for

. >>> and princeton university is marking the largest gift in history.he fiphilanthropist left his large value of books and man you scripts valued at $300 million and houses in the library named for shy. >>> and there's a plan for a proposed group home in this camden county community. rutgers university behavioral health care will not be building that home in berlin after dozens of people came out to protest the plan citing their safety concerns. under the plan up to eight people who have mental health issues would have been able to live in the group home at any given time. >>> and gloucester county is working to fix a rusty water problem mostly in the bellmeade and royal oaks part of town. officials urged residents to run their faucets until the water clears. they say the discolored water is not a health threat. >>> and new jersey is offering training programs to help get residents ready for new jobs coming to camden. potential workers learn skills from the camden county college partnered with business and construction labor unions. the program will ser

. >>> and princeton university officials are now confirming that a student who was sick last week did have measles. the federal health officials ran additional testing that revealed the student had the virus. the student has recovered and is no longer contagious. that was new jersey's second confirmed case of measles this year. earlier this month an infant in north jersey came down with the virus. >>> in california health officials say there's no new measles cases connected to disneyland. the number of infections had been increasing since the outbreak was first linked to disneyland in december. but health officials say this is the first time they have seen a standstill in the number of cases. >>> record cold this morning. the skies are clear, the temperatures are still dropping. right now it's 4:27. it's 10 degrees here at nbc 10. jillian mele is in the first alert traffic center. >>> good morning to you. a live look at 76 near montgomery drive. quiet in both directions but the problem is the result of the tanker fire that was out there yesterday. for drivers in new jersey i have an u

school and health officials are keeping tabs on a measles scare at princeton university. the school says a student reported having symptoms of the measles. it said the student is better now and no longer contagious. doctors ran some preliminary tests. more need to be done to confirm it that it was actually measles. princeton is notifying everyone who might have had contact with the student. >>> meantime officials at a los angeles hospital say a drug-resistant superbug may have contributed to the deaths of two patients there. they were among seven people who became infected with the bacteria during a procedure involving a scope placed down the throat. hospital officials notified close to 200 more patients that they may have been exposed to the superbug. >>> you destroyed our public schools! >> outbursts and arrests. a meeting over charter schools in philadelphia is filled with passionate protesters. the decision that has so many parents upset. >>> and preventing power outages from wicked weather to aging infrastructure, how peco is trying to get ahead of any potential prob

. >>> and princeton university is marking the largest gift in its history. philanthropist william shy left a rare present of books to the school when he died at the age of 100. the books are valued near $300 million. they are housed in the campus library named for him. >>> well, we are proud here this morning to announce that nbc 10 and telemundo 62 are the new television sponsors for the blue cross cross. >> we are excited to partner with independence blue cross and the philadelphia parks and rec department to broadcast the race from start to finish for the first time ever. this is the 36th year for the race. it's drawn 40,000 runners. the ten-mile blue cross broad street run finishing at the navy yard in south philadelphia. >> it's going to be really wonderful for the citizens to see this in action when they stretch ten miles. almost the full length of broad street. >> it's become such a tradition. it's a race that families participate in together. neighborhoods pit each other against themselves and enjoy participating in this race. >> for those 6600 runne

. >>> and princeton university officials are now confirming a student who was sick last week did, in fact have measles. the federal health officials ran additional tests to reveal the student has a virus. the student has recovered and is no longer contagious. this is new jersey's second confirmed case of measles this year. earlier this month an infant in north jersey came down with the virus. >>> meantime in california health officials say there's been no new measles cases connected to disneyland. the number of infections has been increasing since it was firsted linked to disneyland in december, but this is the first time they have seen a standstill. >>> and work started yesterday to tear down the building at 52nd and locust. the building was encased in ice after fire last monday. firefighters put water on the fire that froze over. they sped up the demolition process over concerns it could collapse. the building should be torn down completely in two weeks. >>> it is 5:137. we continue to follow that big problem because of the tanker explosion yesterday on the road. >> a lot of people

school and health officials are keeping tabs on a measles scare at princeton university. the school says a student reported having symptoms of the measles. it said the student is better now and no longer contagious. doctors ran some preliminary tests. more need to be done to confirm it that it was actually measles. princeton is notifying everyone who might have had contact with the student. >>> meantime officials at los angeles hospital -- at a los angeles hospital say a drug-resistant superbug may have contributed to the deaths of two patients there. they were among seven people who became infected with the bacteria during a procedure involving a scope placed down the throat. hospital officials notified close to 200 more patients that they may have been exposed to the superbug. >>> at 4:55 we have new numbers here on the number of people who have signed up for health insurance through the affordable care act. also known as obamacare. people had until sunday to sign up under open enrollment. in pennsylvania more than 470,000 are covered. in new jersey, the number is 252,0

smith has served as dean at princeton university since 2011. she first came to the school in 1980 as an instructor of english and african-american studies. >>> >>> mix of everything tonight, guys. >> seen it all. starting to see that rain push in from the south check it out on storm scan3. the storm actually set up a little farther south that locked in the colder air longer and shivved heavy snow southward towards philadelphia. >> all right. here's a look the your seven day forecast. improving tomorrow, great day to be outdoors but then it's back in the freezer by monday. so take advantage of the sunshine tomorrow. >> break out the shorts. >> appreciate that. that's "eyewitness news". i'm natasha brown for rob, justin kathy all of us here, thank you so much for joining us. we're back with you at 6am. be sure to tune n blue bloods is up next v a great night >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation, brought to you by abundance.edu get ready,in your local area,for an opportunity to profit from real estate like you've never seen before. t

university of paris. graduated from harvard and obtained his a and b hd in philosophy at princeton. he has written more than 20 books and has edited 13. he is best known for his classics race matters and democracy matters and his memoir brother west, living and loving out loud. he appeared frequently on the colbert report, cnn and c-span and he also made his film debut in the matrix and was a commentator on the official trilogy released in 2004, his latest book "black prophetic fire" with a distinguished scholar chris the bushindorr prevents a perspective on six african-american leaders including frederick a. bliss, w. e. b. du bois, martin luther king jr. ellen baker, malcolm x and otto while barnett. examine the impact of these men and women in their ear ats and across the decades and rediscovers the integrity and commitment within these passionate advocates and all so therefore wines by providing new insights that humanize these well-known figures cornel west takes an important step in rekindling the black prophetic fire so essentials in the age of obama. helen has been director

smith has served as dean at princeton university since 2011.st came to the school in 1980 as an instructor of english and african-american studies. >>> we'll be right back. st we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. when i post my slow jams, i'm a little half fast totally half fast stop living with half fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. and the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> mix of everything tonight, guys. >> seen it all. starting to see that rain push in from the south check it out on storm scan3. the storm actually set up a little farther south that locked in the colder air longer and shivved heavy snow southward towards philadelphia. >> all right. here's a look the your seven day forecast. improving tomorrow, great day to be outdoors but th

alan krueger will join us from princeton university, of course the chairman of the council of economics. stay with us, olivia stearns, brendan greeley, and us, this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." quiet markets as we get ready for the 8:30 jobs report. right now, top headlines from around the world. brendan: walmart looks to improve its image in china. signing a veteran employee to enhance the retailer's reputation. maggie sung the new corporate affairs officer in china. a four-year loss for mcdonald's japan affiliate, struggled with food scandals in asia and was forced to russian french fries. the 2014 net loss was $186 million compared with a net income of $43 million the previous year. same-store sales plunged 39% for stop that is the 12th straight month of decline. pope francis of it as a couple for parents to spank their children. thank you, francis. no hitting in the face. olivia: i like that. brendan: thank you, i am with you on that. the vatican has not elaborated on the remarks. tom: go ahead, latest story. brendan: i will

the lovely princeton university. no that's -- the whole idea of a frat is that it is exclusionary to women. i'm sorry. >> women are better. >> you are the closest women of the three weep of my side. >> nicely done. >> you saw that coming. >> you should be able to exclude women. >> men are gross. men are grotesque. when you say men are bad it is because they are just disgusting and they should be put in their own homes. >> i have stayed in a frat house or 20 and you are right. why would any woman want to live and stay in a frat house? it is stale beer and hot pockets and idiocy. >> it is awful. and you can't clean that. there is no way to clean a fraternity. no matter what you do no matter what is in there is there for life. nobody cares. nobody cares. they will sleep on a sheet for a year. when you move into your dorm room and you put your sheet on your bed or frat room and then you just don't change it. you never -- you never think that you should. i found my mattress on the street and i am not joking. we thought it

. >>> when william sity died the oil magnate left a $300 million gift for his alma mater princeton university. the first printed version of the bible and an original printing of the declaration of the independence and beethoven's manuscripts. >>> from our delaware newsroom wilmington's newest business is giving back. navent gave them $50,000 each, and governor jack markell applauded the company's commitment to adding 150 more jobs to the diamond state's economy, they employee almost 800 people in the diamond state. >>> coming up next we'll check the forecast for you. looking live at sky 6 hd a pretty picture of the skyline, meteorologist, melissa magee has the die tails from accuweather. >>> time now for accuweather at the "action news" big board. meteorologist, melissa magee is standing by to tell us what to expect by this evening, now that we have cleared out. >> the snow we had earlier today and the temperatures are cold but not as bad as the last couple days, we have a beautiful picture to share with you from chester county from danielle. one of our social media followers, in lancaster th

take princeton university, for example. t's a private university and it can control whether or not you can carry guns on its property. let's take rutgers university, for example. it is own by the state. it can not control how you exercise your fundamental liberties on its property. that's the difference. who owns the, who owns the dirt. who owns the real estate. jenna: can you actually go further, judge for private universities, could you be allowed to carry and in certain spaces but not others? could that be determined as well by the university solely? >> you know, these are issues the great question, jenna. these are issues that the courts have not yet looked at. and there are examples of people bringing guns to campus and shooting back at these crazy people like at virginia tech or two generations ago the university of texas an english professor actually had a deer rifle in his office and he started shooting at the top of that tower that prevented the shooter from being able to use his weapon. how the court was view this,

lewis is professor emeritus at princeton university. he's one of the world's foremost middle east scholars. >> they see the lands of islam as being invaded and occupied by non-muslims. >> the militant jihadis and isis are led by their self proclaimed leader. 43-year-old al bagdadi. their goal? kill or drive out so-called infidels from the lands where islam has reigned for century. >> the last caliphate, which was the ottoman one, was disestablished at the end of world war one. they think they're recreating that. in some way, they think their caliphate, which is arab, is even more legitimate than the ottoman, which was turkish. isis and the islamic state clearly believes that the only legitimate religious belief is their particular harsh brand of sunni islam. anyone who holds any other belief, even muslim, is deemed a heretic and liable to death or exile. >> isis emerged from the terror group in iraq, or aqi. >> predecessor group to that was a group that al-zarqawi started. >> during operation operation iraqi freedom, czar coo wee became

. >> princeton university vet gate ago possible case of the measles measles. shawnette wilson live on campus right now. shawnette, what's going on? >> reporter: lucy university officials say they are waiting for results on a additional testing done on that student. in the meantime they do want to let students know that student has recovered season no longer contagious film i was little alarmed there was caves measles here. >> reporter: students on the campus of princeton received an e-mails informing them about a student affected measles. >> i wasn't worried. 99-point 5% were vaccinated for it and the university had can't tacked people who were around the student. >> reporter: the e-mail from the university reads in part, "we are writing to inform you that the university has received a report of an undergraduate student with a suspected case of measles. preliminary results were received on tuesday february february 17th and additional tests are being conducted ". >> i'm not worried about most people here are vaccinateed vaccinateed. >> reporter: the news made h

bernard lewis is professor of eastern studies of princeton university.e's one of the world's foremost middle east scholars. >> they see islam as being invaded in part occupied by none muslims. >> they are led by self proclaimed leader 43-year-old abu bakr al-baghdadi. their goal to kill or drive out infidels in lands where islam reigned for centuries. >> the last caliphate was the ott monday was was established at the end of world war i. they think they are recreating that. in some ways they think their caliphate which is arab is more legitimate than the ott monday caliphate was which was turkish. isis clearly believes the only legitimate religious belief is their particular harsh brand of sunni islam. any one who holds any other belief, even offensively muslim is deemed a her tick and liable to death or certainly exile. >> isis emerged from the terror group al qaeda in iraq o aqi. the predecessor after that was a group abual zarqawi started. >> during operation iraqi freedom zarqawi became the head of aqi battling coalition forces in the streets of fall

princeton university started something called tiger aggression no one is allowed to tell any one whatgression and what isn't. you can play the victim part and it gives you a certain power. >> this is a growing movement? >> you have a right to be confirmed in every possible way. we made it difficult to talk about anything on college campuses. we come up with theory after theory. you have a fictitious character who falls on stairs and refuses help when a white man offers a hand. the character said i thought it was the pate york patronizing me. >> this is a patriarch ear. here. >> i love this. >> you know, you write this article and what happened? >> well, i was fired from the campus newspaper for creating a hostile environment. i had negated people's existence. where i drew the line i had to apologize publically to people who don't want to tell me who they are. have the dignity to come and talk to me about a mature adult about what i wrote. >> after some student sneaked into his apartment building vandalized some things and left notes saying he didn't even go here along with expletives.

. >>> a suspected case of measles is causing concern in and around princeton university. the tests are underway to determine if the princeton student recently had the measles. this school says that student has since recovered and is no longer contagious. the university is contacting those who may have been in the same area a as that student. >>> meanwhile ucla says 179 people have been exposed to a drug resistant super bug. this is at the school's on campus medical center. a hospital spokesperson says instruments contaminated with the deadly cre bacteria were used during procedures between october and january. that bacteria may have already played a role in two deaths. a total of seven infections have been confirmed. at risk patients have been sent home with testing kits. >>> well fate of the old revel casino, could be backup in the air later today. bankruptcy judge is expect to decide if she will let revel terminate a deal to sell the building for $95.4 million to a florida developer. and the the owners are glenn straub missed the deadline to close the deal. straub says h

let me ask you one more thing, princeton -- >> university kansas city.e talked about this in the past. i did a ranking class for the best graduate and undergraduate schools for business. falsification of data. several different data points. pricewaterhouse cooper had just came out to my attention on friday as well as to the rest of the world. gerri: didn't take long. >> we removed them on sunday and past lists. 2011 '12, and '13. we took them out. gerri: good to see you. thank you. it's fox business' new hit. "strange inheritance." tonight, we learn about a man who left a winery to his 18-year-old son. with his aunt's help the winery becomes a huge success. the boy is only 18 and going to college. here's a sneak peek at tonight's episode. >> what did the other growers tell you about the importance of jimmy's work continuing. >> he was blazing new trails and they didn't want to see the brand go away. they all stepped up and offered to make wine for free. >> one of the few things you can do for someone who has died is help their family take care of their o

new test results are in on a suspected case of measles at princeton university and confirm a student did have measles. that student has recovered and is no longer contagious. the university is monitoring anyone who had close contact with that student. this is new jersey's second confirmed measles case this year. the first was in jersey city. >>> two more people have died from the flu in delaware aaccording to state health officials. that brings the total to 23. the state has confirmed more than 2,172 cases. delaware is close to exceeding its highest number in a decade. most of the 23 who died were older and all had other health problems. >>> health officials tell us delaware is seeing a slowing in new lab-confirmed cases but that does not mean the flu season is over. it's important to wash your hands often and avoid people who are sick. >>> giving people homes no matter their history. it's a new approach at ending homelessness in camden. the program called housing first was announced at cooper university hospital today. the program targets people with mental illness or drug abuse issu

currently she is the dean of the college at princeton university.'s also a distinguished scholar of african-american literature and culture. she begins her new role at swarthmore on july 1st. >>> well quite amazing find at the barnes museum. barnes foundation discovered two unfinished cezanne sketches on the reverse side of two water colors by the famed artist. officials say even collector albert barnes probably had no idea they even existed. they were found during conservation work on two french landscape water colors. they will be on display in april and may and then they will be returned to their original location. >> writ keyly. >>> yeah. >> still ahead on fox 29, a massive manhunt after police -- after a police officer is shot. >>> and the frightening motive investigators say was driving that gunman to open fire. that's next. >> and fox 29 viewers sending us pictures of what they're faceing on local roads today. this is inter state 676. snow covered by mid afternoon. the speed limit is reduced to 45 miles per hour on all major highways right no

. >>> and now to the measles scare at princeton university. the school is banning some faculty and staff members from campus unless they can prove that they're protected from the virus. the preliminary test showed a princeton student has the measles. the school is waiting for additional results. officials said the student has recovered and is no longer contagious. but they want certain workers to show they have been vaccinated or take a blood test to prove they're immune to the virus. >>> this morning, five new charter schools are on their way for philadelphia. the school reform commission finalized a deal to approve those applications last night. teachers and parents opposing the plan say the charter schools would only take away money from the public schools that are already underfunded. >>> we're following breaking news this morning, it affects nearly a million people who enrolled under healthcare.gov why you might need to delay filing your taxes or remitt ifsubmit if you already filed. >>> another royal visit. find out who is expected to vis

. >>> on the healthwatch tonight, officials are confirming a suspect case of measles at princeton university. the the under graduate student had since recovered and is no longer infectious. no other cases have been identified. officials say there is no connection between the university and measles out breaks in other parts of the country. >>> also on the healthwatch peanut allergies are on the rise, they now affect more than 2 percent of all u.s. children as ground breaking new study out today that says they can prevented. >> health reporter stephanie stahl says it might not be about avoidance any more. >> reporter: chances edwin would develop a peanut allergy were high. >> he had an eczema. >> reporter: his mother enrolled him at a college of king's college in london that involved 600 babies at high risk for peanut allergies between four and one is months old and were assigned to eat peanut protein or avoid it. results introducing peanuts early dramatically decreased risk of developing an allergy to them. >> even the youngest folks with eczema a a, peanuts in the first year of life was asso

bernard lewis not catholic, princeton university, the scholar in this area, he's made it very clear ited. but look at the work from thomas madden from st. louis university. all of the crusades met the criteria of a just war. can we say that about isis today? >> egypt then constantinople france, spain, all attacked by muslim armies and christian sites overtaken. >> and where were the heads of kids taken off by machete and to choose this form of the national prayer breakfast he effectively took his middle finger and put it in the face of veterans. as a veteran and catholic leader, i am offended -- >> this went to the guy that went to the most radical christian church -- america's chickens have come home to roost after 9/11. so now the question is, if it was a defensive war to get back christian holy sites then the question is, you know, why did the president make that analogy? >> well, i think it's because he recognizes the truth. and i think bill would agree with this that some christians during the crusades including christian leaders, including popes, made decisions and used the name

name the 15th president of swarthmore college currently she is the dean of the college at princeton universityis also a distinguished scholar of african-american literature and culture. she begins her new role at swarthmore on july 1st. >>> the barnes museum making quite a find it discovered two unfinished see san sketches on the reverse side of two water colors by the named artist. the barnes foundation says even collector albert barnes probably had no idea they even existed. they were found during conservation work on two french landscape water colors. they'll be on display in april and may and then they will be returned to their original location. >>> and still ahead on fox 29, vets drive yellow. what taxi garage owners are doing to get veterans on the road and on the job. >> sewage system problems, multi car pileups and nuns left in the cold. the trouble this brutal winter blast is causing up and down the east coast. >> our coverage of the saturday snowstorm continues. plow trucks out in lower merion earlier today. road crews telling us they are treating the roads and working to keep them

. >> you rely on an expert at princeton university, and that professor told you the idea that isis has distorted texts of islam is itself preposterous. >> yes. the professor's view is that they are quite good at looking back into the past. they are ahistorical but they've found texts to justify what they say, and they've used the same kind of reasoning that would be acceptable in other contexts. you could find other texts and use other reasoning that's also acceptable but they're looking in this trags tradition, not outside of it. >> my colleague fareed zakaria called your essay intelligent work but also with regard to the professor said there are 1.6 billion muslims in the world, perhaps 30,000 members of the islamic state, and yet the professor feels that those.00019% of muslims, they design a religion that sounds ideo ideological. >> i think the professor thinks isis defines islam any more than the branch davidians define christians. >> you say we have responded in a daze. what do you mean by that we, the united states government? >> there is this nary they've isis is a group of thr