in charge, not only would i deny it, i would mention it in all the advertising. >> come to the university of iowa, a world class institution of higher learning, with rigorous elements in a number of disciplines, physics, dynamics, fine art, the university of iowa, an education to remember until tomorrow morning. [ cheers and applause ] >>. >> jimmy: i still believe the best party school is no school at all. you know, the vine service, it has been around for a while. people post six seconds of video which made no sense to me until today, when this video of the pope popped up. wow -- popes, they're just like us. right? why not just put it in the hat, that is what it is there for. we have a special guest for you on the show. if you watched the story, the story goes the homeowners had rhubarb in their garden, some of it grew into the house next door. so one day she noticed the neighbor picking the rhubarb without permission, so the person went out to ask her about it, and the rhubarb thief responded thusly. >> what is your name, [ bleep ]? >> what do you mean what is my name? >> you call it, [ bleep

and then you'll see a slide show that today's inside the university of iowa. >> and give us a call or send us an e-mail. >>> let switch fears and bring in our chief meet meat. we are heading toward the labor day weekend. take it away. >> we do have some forecast changes to update out with the possibility of thunderstorm getting close by in that seven day. we'll have more on that coming up. rate now what we're finding is this humid flow moving from the south. it is making the apparent air temperature feel a little bit warmer throughout. we have plenty of upper 60s in the east bay. do expect the humidity to linger for tomorrow. you'll notice just a slight touch of that in the atmosphere. the other thing we'll have is plenty of cloud cover to start. more patchy low clouds inland. temperatures generally in the low to mid 60s at 8:00 a.m. plenty of sunshine at the noon hour and a hotter afternoon by 4:00 p.m. sunny skies and close to 90 degrees for the big skraen interior valley. let's go outside. you can see the fog is quite a bit less extensive than this time last night. compressed to 80

day and age, but if you were a parent would you let your kids even apply to the you have the of -- to the university of iowa? >> if they say out of my hair and that is not near where i live so dam straight. they are not really going to college. when they are 18 they are kicked out and i adopted them when they are 17. emerson college where you went was voted the most lgbt friendly school, yet everyone hated you and your sexual ambiguity. why do you think that is the case you friendless little jerk? >> the last part was unnecessary. the dig was in there and now you just doubled up. yes, emerson is where i went. it is a small new england college, but all small new england colleges are not the same, oh my chaps. i still remember it like it was yesterday because i just went back. i have a fox news perspective. our producer told me megyn kelly and rick fullbaum are graduates from syracuse which are fifth and shepherd smith went to you have the of mississippi which was 14th and hemmer went to university of ohio which was 16th. do you know what this means? >> no. >> todd kelly is stocking all of them. >> true. that

of what caused the malfunction. sometimes the machine breaks down. >>> first hear some of the top schools. number one is the university of iowa. linois and now to the sober side, brandon young is the top of the list. and at number 14 mill college in oakland. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news, we'll see you the next time news break. our coverage continues with the 10:00 news. and the event he's attending and the cause he's seeking about right now, keep in mind we are always here for you at www.ktvu. tmz is up next right here on tv 36. [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz" -- >> simon cowell is pressuring the chick he got pregnant. she can go for a lot of money but she may have to give up some custody. >> that's a horrible thing for him to do. >> how much money? [laughter] >> bryan cranston, it's "breaking bad" week. >> does he go to heaven or hell? >> who knows. >> if somebody's going to say he's going to heaven or hell, if he's alive. knowss just saying, who if there's a heaven or hell, maybe there's no god. >> we're banking on it. >>

the top party schools include syracuse university, west virginia, the university of illinois at urbana-champaign, the university of california santa barbara. number one in the best party schools? the university of iowa. >>> straight ahead, all your sports headlines when "early today" returns. >>> monday not a good day for the yankees. first yankees star alex rodriguez gets suspended. hours later, the crowd gives their judgment. listen to this. >> number 13, alex rodriguez. [ booing ] >> yeah, no love for a-rod's first at-bat this season for the yankees. he does single. it ain't enough. the white sox with the rout there, 8-1. did i mention derek jeter on the disabled list again. not good for the yankees. or closed caption of the crowd, boos. reacting to the 13 suspensions, mark mcgwire, a prominent baseballer from the '90s steroid era saying just really hope and pray that this is the end of it. everybody, especially the players, don't want any more part of it. and i hope this is the end of it. i wish i was never part of it. >>> 15, 14 plus another. the dodgers unstoppable on the road. latest to fall, the st. louis cardinals, 3-2. puig bare handing a hit off the wall, showing how easy it is. nice. >>>

he held departments in the department of religion at the university of iowa and drew university. s an expert in the history of religions and is fluent in biblical greek, a degree in sociology of religion, master of fine arts from the university of iowa. he still can't decide on a major. he's also the author of a new book you might have heard of... "zealot". we loved his work. please welcome to the show, reza aslan. >> john, great to be on the show. >> john: great to have you. at what point during that interview, did you realize how awesome it would be for you and your book? >> i actually honestly did not. i knew that they were going to go after me. it is kind of what fox news does. so i expected the first couple of questions, sometime around the 7th or 8th minute when we're still talking about me and not the book, i sort of realized what was happening but honestly, when it was over, i thought well, that was surreal and had no idea that it would become this weird kind of global phenomenon that it's become. >> john: indeed. i want to ask what is the dialogue that started as a result

the name more than anything. >>> a college student looking to social life 101, might want to head to iowa city. >> the university ofwhen it comes to the top party school. that's compiled by the princeton review. puts the university of california santa barbara in second place. university of illinois at urbana-champaign. >> west virginia and syracuse. and on the bottom, bringham young university. >>> look at this bold statement oprah is making on the cover of the new "o" magazine. the massive wig weighs 3 1/2 pounds. >> she claims it's her favorite cover ever. i kind of like it, too. ♪ shield...sneeze...swish ♪ this back to school, there's a new routine ♪ [ female announcer ] kleenex tissues with sneeze shield are now thicker and more absorbent. in this lab demo, they help stop moisture better than the leading competitors. ♪ la...la mm. now he's totally huggable. i wash everything with tide plus downy. makes his clothes soft and clean... just like one of my teddy bears. more like a grizzly bear. a teddy bear. that's my tide. what's yours? ♪ a teddy bear. let busy treats entertain your dog with playful shapes, long la

so too are some researchers at the university of iowa's operator performance laboratory. >> the focus of what we're looking at is find the right instrumentation to make it all but impossible for an air crew to become spacially disoriented. >> reporter: dr. thomas mock schnell and his team are researching this topic. they are studying the i want action between pilots and computers, tracking eye motions and alertness during long stretches of flight, and pilots' abilities to think above and beyond automation in the cockpit. >> automation can also mask trouble. >> reporter: because that's a rare event, statistics show a pilot's overreliance on technology in the cockpit can become deadly when the automation fails, forcing pilots to respond almost in an instant. >> and going from being a passive supervisor to being almost an acrobatic pilot in the split second is oftentimes way too much. >> reporter: according to what the ntsb has released from the crash of asiana flight 214, confusion over the auto throttle could have played a role in that crash. asiana's pilots told ntsb investigators the

review bestow i well with the top ranking on the list to determine by 126,000 students and a nationwide survey. >> wanting of the top five are: university of iowaf california, santa barbara, the university of illinois at urbana-champagne, west virginia university and sarah crews university. >> the organization also released its " stone cold sober school's oldest-led again mr. by brigham young university in in utah, and followed by we tend college in we to, illinois. college of the ozarks, point lookout, missouri. thomas aquinas college, santa paula, california. u.s. military academy, west point, new york. so you couan get g cash asck ck all aour ourchases.s. so ysoou can c use yser cash ba. to folloolw youryo dreamre so you..ou. can san ve the day. chase fre eedom. so ysoou can c. >> welcome back. the time is 5:44 a.m.. here is a double look outside. this is looking to be a pretty good summerize in the making. >> look at how beautiful this shot is from mount tam cam. right now the temperatures are in the '50s. santa rosa is coming in at 52 degrees. 56 a right now in the city. we do have extensive cloud cover to deal with. this cloud cover will

. >> the university of iowa, number one. university of california at santa barbara.er 15 is texas. you made it it through. >> thanks for watching. this is "first look" right here on msnbc. stay tuned. "way too early" starts right now. >>> alex rodriguez -- >> diving, can't make the play.n any of this situation. >> who knows how a bizarre beginning to a-rod's so-called return to baseball. his words, his performance last night and what's next in his intention. >> another major sale in the world we call old media. one of the icons of the tech era taking over "the washington post." and you might want to know that not just working at airports anymore. get that laptop out. get the stinky shoes off and get up for "way too early." >>> good morning. brian shactman here. we have a story about the relationship between twitter and tv watching. put it this way. i need a few more followers here if we're going to get this thing right. we begin with a pretty disturbing story out of pennsylvania. a man is in custody this morning accused of

of the nation's top party schools. number 3, the university of illinois at urbana. number two, u.c. santa barbara and the number one party school, the big ten topping the list, the university of iowa've got this, the top stone cold sober schools, number three, college. ozarks. number two, wheaton college and number one brigham young university. the rankings are based on surveys taken by students. simon cowell might have gotten his best friend's wife pregnant but don't accused him of adultery. he wants his name removed of legal documents involving the birth of his baby mama. sources say there was no need to name him in the divorce papers that silverman was embarrassed. simon cowell said he wants to keep the situation private but he does plan to provide for that child. >>> never before seen photos released of marilyn monroe with american troops during the korean war. the blonde bombshell meeting, greeting and performing for soldiers nearing the end of their time on the front line. heritage auctions is selling the historic pictures. the starting price? just $400. pretty neat. >> coming up next on the rundown, what you need to know before you leave the house including the latest on th

universities throw the best parties? princeton review released top party schools, chico did not break the top university of iowa followed by university of california santa bar bra. rounding out top three, university of illinois. the three-top silver school lists is headed by byu. >> i think chico benefiting all of the years from residual affect. >> yes. thank you. >> all right. our partners at job journals tell us companies are coming to tomorrow's hire event job fair is tomorrow, we have details posted at abc 7 news.com. it's a good opportunity. >> yes. it is. >> sandhya patel is up on the roof. not a bad day. >> no. it's a nice day. we're seeing low clouds over the bay. breezy at times. but... can't complain here. feels cooler than average this time of the year. this isikv5ñ real, temperatures below average for this time of the year. you'll see low clouds stacked aup long the coast. and overcast, we saw mist and drizzle this, afternoon, you can see bay side and inland you did enjoy sunshine. right now gusting to 25 minneapolis, sfo, fair feemd. it's an on shore wind you can see a marine layer. highs so far only 57 toda

the university of illinois. one of the largest communities in the country. always a frat party go to uc santa barbara, beautiful place. number one party school, you will not believe it, the university of iowaasiest access to hard liquor. the students have said it school spirit, football tickets are often sold out. those two things together. the personal review looks at the other side oo the coin, the most sober schools in the country. at the top of the list, brigham young. we will be right back. ♪ gerri: a new survey out, shows more americans are concerned about their waiste line than their bottom line, would you rather be skinny or debt free, troy said, no thank you, i'll stick to being fat and debt free. hannah agrees. >> we have the kuo gerriwillis.com, 11% said skinny, 89% said debt free, and tonight, i knew our audience was too smart to fall for that question. you want to keep your debt low that is the right answer. the fact that a majority of americans chose being thin as their main goal shows how short-sighted we are, and two years after s&p downgraded our nation's credit rating it is higher. slowly but surely. americans will recognize the lesson, less is more,less det is better, co

and in 1997, i went to the university iowa school of engineering, and learned how to program in fortran, which is a very antiquated code at the time. and i sort of-- i appreciated it, and i'd sort of understand the mechanics of engineering, but i had one particular teacher-- and i don't recall his

the role of a brilliant tech entrepreneur is hardly acting. kutcher is a very involved very successful tech investor. he studied biochemical engineering at the university of iowa, but biology of a different sort led him to drop out leaving the lab for the runway. fame soon followed. >> what about mine? >> dude! >> despite prominent roles as good looking but dimwitted in dude, where's my car and fat '70s show, kutcher is no dummy when it comes to start-ups. he recognized the value of twitter early and kutcher beat cnn and became the first twitter user to get 1 million followers. today, he pushes his investments to more than 14 million followers. kutcher was part of a group of early investors in skype, an internet calling service. back then it was valued at $2.75 billion. two years later, microsoft bought skype for more than triple that. now, kutcher backs some of the most buzzed about venture, four square, flip board, path and more and invests through his own venture capital fund, air grade and the onscreen air head is laughing all the way to the bank. the highest paid actor in television. raking in an estimated $24 million last year for his work on ""two and a

the top five. univ. of iowa at #one. universityof illinois at urbana-champagne, west virginia university and sarah crews university. >> the organization also released is stone cold sober school's list. this is let again this year by big m. young university in utah. followed by wheaton collagege in wheatpm , illinois. >> and a reminder, that you can get the latest headlines no matter where you go with the new kron 4 news ab. it is free and it is available on most mobile devices. download the kron 4 news act today. >> this is what you will see on that cap. the bay area weather is starting to cool down. the highs won't be in the mid '70s. as far as a hot weather we are not expecting this for the next seven days. and >> we will see you back here tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m.. dr. phil is next. { >> announcer: today on "dr. phil." >> i'm obsessed with getting pregnant. >> announcer: she's 14. >> i don't need a husband or a boyfriend. >> announcer: and wants to have a baby. >> dr. phil: you need somebody to get your pregnant, right? >> i

the hammer. and college officials in iowa city, iowa, aren't happy after they worked hard over the past couple of years to battle against binge drinking and partying. the universityiowa has been named the top party school in the nation by the princeton review. sarn ta barbara, west virginia and syracuse on the list. still holding the top list on the stone-cold sober list, brigham young. >>>> bill: that's funny. >> highest? >> university of iowa. top party school in the nation. >> bill: i didn't know that. >> much else to do in iowa? >> bill: the top party school. wow. so wayne, wanted to talk about many issues. one that caught my attention when i saw this in "the new york times" the other day. the federal judge halted plans to stop horse slaughter. it was supposed to start this week. >> monday. yesterday. plants were supposed to open in iowa, not far from ames where the university of iowa is and also in new mexico and the humane society of the united states with colorado-based horse rescue organization sued in federal court, u.s. district court and albuquerque and the judge granted a temporary restraining order basically saying that these plants and basically the

the pink cardboard almost all of them were significantly weaker when they gripped a hand grip measure. >> word spread quickly to the world of college football. >> even to this day, the university of iowa has this visiting locker room painted in bright pink with porcelain, bright pink urinals and lockers the thought was at halftime or before the game when the visitors arrived they would be calmed and weakened by the color. >> but why does it work? >> some of the research cherz believe it is biological in origin there is something about the way this color interacts with our eyes and our brains and our physiology to weaken us. i think another alternative is that it is just based on the association, perhaps if you are a strong, healthy male it makes you think of perhaps femininity. >> so the next time you remodel you may want to rethink pink, reconsider that picture, reinstate that tree in the kitchen, and remember what is on your walls could decide what is on your mind. >> osgood: just ahead, thinking outside the cubicle. >> Ñi >> osgood: how is this for an office? miami's famed book hardy building was a veritable cathedral of commerce, glade glass and all. >> not so for many of today's

topping the list, the university of iowa, followed by the university of california santa barbara, universityne cold school is brigham young university in utah. >> where is georgetown? >> duke. i think it's right up there. >>> britain's "the independent" a tourist snapped the finger off a statue trying to measure it. he apologized but could receive a fine. >> 1 in five americans who go online use twitter. it still trails facebook used by a whooping 67% of americans. >>> preet bharara is the united states attorney for the southern district of new york. sac capital with insider trading charged. it's owned by its namesake steven a. cohen who was not charged since announcing the indictment. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> the question is why indict the hedge fund and not the man who runs it? >> look, we bring cases when we have the evidence. and where the law gives us the ability to charge, sometimes, it's the case that individuals can be charged. and that's so you can get accountability. and sometimes, we charge a number of people at that particular place. and sometimes, it's the case that

embarked on a successful career as a basketball coach that took him to washington state, the university of iowaever looked at the speech again. >> reporter: then one day in 1984, a local newspaper reporter named bob denis interviewed george rafaeling about the significance of being the first african-american basketball coach at iowa. >> he said to me, were you involved in the civil rights movement? i said kind of. he said what do you mean? so i told him the story. he said, you have the speech? >> reporter: the speech was right where he left it. tucked in the truman book in his basement. after the article was published with a picture of rafaeling standing next to king the reporter framed the speech as a gift. >> he actually brought the speech back for us. >> reporter: the typed document has been in that frame for the last 0 years. it's new home is in a bank vault. >> it doesn't have title. reporter: the speech looks non-the worse for wear, but the irony is is that the words "i have a dream" are nowhere to be found. >> it's not identified as "i have a dream." you'll see that he pretty much follow

i started out at a--at an upward--what's called an upward bound program at the university of iowa in the summer and it was a program that they--they took high school kids and they brought them into the city and exposed them to a--an educational program and cultural events and so forth for eight weeks, i think it was, eight or 10 weeks. and so i was--i started my first one was--i was a counselor in that--that program. and then i went to at le--to two other upward bound programs, one in minneapolis and one in east st. louis, illinois, and i spent three years in east st. louis, when i--right after i got out of college as a counselor in the upward bound program and then we had a--one for college students called experiment in higher education. and i spent two years in that. c-span: what did you do--what did you do this for? what was your reason? >> guest: i was committed. this was the--this was the '60s and my parents had been committed before me and--and--so, you know, i didn't even think about it. it was just--it was just something that--that sort of come out of my--my family's commitme

lautenberg's senate seat, booker's speaking agency signed a contract on his behalf to speak at the university of iowathe kind of trip that automatically fuels speculation about a politician's interest in national office. spokesman for the university says they were expecting booker to come, but according to his campaign manager this week, the event was, quote, never at any point on the campaign's calendar. we also know that booker vowed to politico on thursday that he would not be running for president or vice president in 2016. and we know that this is the same booker who said just eight months ago, quote, let there be no doubt, i will complete my full second term as mayor. the second term that he is now interrupting to run for the senate. we now know that just -- we now know just how tense things really got between margaret thatcher and ronald reagan during the american invasion of gra neda 30 years ago. documents released this week showed up until the day before the 1983 invasion, thatcher tried to get reagan to reconsider, writing, quote, i cannot conceal that i am deeply disturbed by your latest

the parties. >> oh, you've seen this. universal pictures classic "animal house," that always talked about princeton review list of top party schools is back out. and the university of iowayear's top spot. the other schools on the list, the university of california, santa barbara. my mom's alma mater, actually. the university of illinois at urbana champaign. west virginia university, and syracuse university. >>> well, tough break for tony stewart. the three-time sprint cup champ is taken to the hospital after a dirt track crash. we have details ahead in bleacher report. humans. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why at liberty mutual insurance, auto policies come with new car replacement and accident forgiveness if you qualify. see what else comes standard at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? to experience the precision handling of the lexus performance vehicles, including the gs and all-new is. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. the beach on your tv is much closer than it appears. seize the summer with up to 50% off hotels at travelocity. having necessary

great center here, health care industry for iowa here here with unity point and mercy and a great base of all kind of research. also not far from the university. iowa is a great place to live. adam: yes. >> we have great cultural things. 24-hour a day city and every now and then every, three, four years, people come and watch caucuses and see iowa grow. adam: not only that my first trip to des moines, i think it is the septuplets, i'm dating myself, that was late '90s. it is a great city if you have six children born at once or a business with a unemployment rate of 4.6%. >> absolutely. adam: thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you very much. adam: frank connie of des moines. lori: the septuplets are already -- adam: if you want to date me. it was in the '90s. the brain is the first thing to go, right? lori: oracle's ceo talking about apple and company's prospects without steve jobs at the helm. listen to what he told charlie rose on cbs this morning. >> he was brilliant. he was our edison, picasso. >> what happens to apple without steve? >> we already know? >> we saw, we conducted experiment. it has been done. we saw apple with stev

the university of iowa, vice chair of the committee on responsibility.ome other folks as well are sponsoring this panel, so it is a special session from us. ..

. >>> new college rankings put the university of iowa at the top of the nation's best party school. he university of california santa barbara and third place goes to the university of illinois at urbana-champaign. rounding out 0 the list are west virginia university and syracuse. we'll have more on the top schools in other categories coming up later on in the 9:00 hour. it is 8:0. you're up to date. let's go out to al. >> natalie, got all the friends hanging out. we got a birthday. come over here. your sweet 16. what's your name? >> clare. >> where are you from? >> california. >> happy birthday. let's check your weather. first of all, we always like to start off with our pick city of the day. toledo, ohio. holy toledo. wnwo. afternoon showers and temperatures up into the 70s. look at the showers and thunderstorms making their way through the mid mississippi valley. wet weather in the southwest. look for rainmaking it's way into parts of the southeast as well. look at the showers coming around. also expecting to see more heavy thunderstorms. in the midsection of the country. there was

the princeton review is out with its annual list of party schools. students voted the university of iowaty even though iowa city has taken steps to limit underaged drinking in bars. rounding out the top five, uc st. barbara, university of illinois, urban is that-champaign and west virginia university and syracuse. >> arizona state used to be on the list. i don't know what happened. >> tulane used to be on that list. >> they dominated that list for a while. >> now, would you market yourself on that? >> probably. >> do you fry hide that? >> that's when you get involved and try to change things. >> you hide that from the parents, market to kids. >>> don't miss the profit, marcus mimonus is putting his money on the line to help businesses. >> for me, this is business and for my perspective, you are being demoted. you are for the longer the general manager. >> why is that? >> i don't know if you are qualified. >> what makes you feel that way? >> quite frankly, i don't think that the people that work here have any discipline or structure. am i supposed to blame hank or you? you are the general

. >>> the princeton review named the university of iowa the nation's best party school, this despite iowa city to keep underaged drinkers out of city bars. let's round out the top five. university of california santa barbara. the university of illinois urbana champaign and western universal and syracuse university. parents who currently have their kids looking at applications are crossing those schools off their list. >> the list kids love and parents hate. none of them are cheap. >> you would know. >> they are all hawkeyes. i love that shout-out. no way i'm running that past! >> we are also not letting pass is the weather. >> i couldn't let that slide. >>> we have severe weather this morning we need to talk about. heavy rain continuing to fall around waynesville and southern portions of missouri and east of springfield. talking 4 to 9 inches of rain has fallen since midnight this morning. that is rainfall rates over 2 inches per hour. so that is definitely some heavy rain throughout the area. we are talking about some swift water rescues now currently 20 homes reporting flash floodi

universities throw the best parties? the list of top party schools and chico did not make the top 20. only one california school did: number one is university of iowa followed by uc santa barbara and university of illinois in champaign, illinois. the top sober school list is headed by byu followed by wheaten and the college of the ohozarks. >> the company that created a breakup app has a makeup app for people who have dumped their lovers only to have second thoughts. it offers three excuses, reasons. something shiny caught my eye. i lost interest and i was kidnapped by russians while breakup costs 99 cents. they missed "it is not you, it is me." >> kidnapped by russians? aliens is better. >> flames bin through the night in southern california. ahead at 6:30 we update the evacuations and the firefight and conditions expected for crew on the ground. >> if san jose, an amber alert is in affect for two missing kids and we will tell you of the new way c.h.p. is notifying people about the crime and where they think the suspect is headed next. >> the sun is up and you need to be above 2,000' to see it with clouds and drizzle the next couple of mornings. >

jane singer from the university of iowa, i'm vice chair of the standing committee on professional freedomour chair, dwight brooks, is also here with us, board member marie harden and some other folks, and we're sponsoring this panel, so it's a special session from us. also a quick plug that more politics are on tap tomorrow. we've got freedom sings is coming to do our plenary, so we're really also excited about that, it'll be terrific, and we're also giving our first amendment award this year to the school of media, the first amendment center which is based in nashville. so it's going to be a great program tomorrow, that's during the plenary time slot, and you've got nothing else to do, so please come for that. we're going to go ahead and get started. we're going to do this informally, just ask some questions, we're going to bounce around some answers, we're going to talk -- panelists are going to share their thoughts and open it up and hope we have a really great discussion because i know you've got good questions as well. so i'm kind of go in the order in which they're seated. first to

and in 1997, i went to the university iowa school of engineering, and learned how to program in fortranis a very antiquated code at the time. and i sort of-- i appreciated it, and i'd sort of understand the mechanics of engineering, but i had one particular teacher-- and i don't recall his name-- he said, "scientists discover problems and engineers solve them." and i didn't really become fascinated with technology so much as i became fascinated with solving problems, and the process of that. and sort of a little bit of the ego that goes with it. and as i-- you know, as the internet started to really have robust capacity, i had a production company at the time, and started focusing a lot of energy towards producing content for the digital platform, and started to see how software was just disintermediating and disrupting businesses everywhere, and at the time, it was really disrupting businesses that traded virtual goods, whether it was video or music or payments. and now we're watching that software actually move into businesses that are actually disrupting hard goods and the transactio

the hotspots are coming up. >> question to ponder: which universities throw the best parties? the top party schools. and chico did not break the top 20. only one california did: iowa was number one and university of illinois at champaign, illinois, and the top sober was bridge ham young and college of the ozarks in arkansas. >> 5:27. >> the morning news continues at 5:30 with the top stories. while you were sheeping, flames burned through the night in a california town and the latest on evacuations and challenges facing fire crews today. >> airline passengers around the world tinted themselves delayed and what is behind >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning, at 5:29 on this tuesday. >> there is mist and drizzle out there. how much? >>guest: not enough to be measurable. that could be tomorrow and into thursday morning commute but you will have to use the wipers around the bay shore and to the coast. the clouds are still above the golden gate bridge and this afternoon, east bay and south bay is where we will have 75 to 80. the rest of bay will be 66 to 75 and the coast into san francisco is partly sunny and 57 only up to 61 degrees. leyla gulen? >> mostly slow

that's how much general motors will be knocking off the sticker price of the 2014 chevy volt. and finally, number one. university of iowa princeton review. brigham young, the most sober campus in the country. steve? >> steve: thank you, gretch. according to a new survey, lenders will now charge you 6% more to close on a mortgage than they did in the past year. so what can homeowners do to get the best deals on closing costs? let's talk to that gal right there, real estate expert katrina. good morning to you. today is a big day because she has a tv show premiering. first, so many people -- there are a lot of people in parts of the country, real estate is heating up. >> it is. >> steve: so they see look, the interest rates seem so low, i should get in there. but then start reading the fine prints. look at the closing costs. >> that's why it's so important -- origination fee is one of the main things that's causing these closing costs to go up. it's important to compare with different banks. different banks charge different things. it's a matter of educating the consumer and making sure that you really look at those hidden

the time. we turn to university of washington graduate seema mody live at cnbc world headquarters. >> where did you go to school? >> iowa state. >> now i know. futures are lower after stocks dropped for the third time in the past four days. the dow falling by triple digits, closing at a one-months low and at the lows of the session as well. investors are still concerned that the fed may start to pull back or taper its massive bond-buying program in the next few months. that stimulus, of course, has helped to keep interest rates low. today look out for economic data on unemployment, consumer prices, manufacturing and housing and earnings from retail giant walmart. those results came earlier this morning. the stock was down pre market last time i checked. in terms of yesterday, the dow falling 113 points, the nasdaq losing 15. we'll continue to keep our eyes out on apple. >> we'll have an update in just a bit. thank you, seema. 5:16. jon and laura, did you see the tweet from the oakland a's, a picture of sean doolittle and ryan cookwaring google glass. they can wear it to practice but not games. they said they had great f

the hot spot, 104. >>> college students looking to balance academics and a party atmosphere might want to head to iowa city. >> university ofa ranks one this year when it comes to the nation's top party school despite a recent crackdown on underaged drinking. the list by princeton review puts the university of california-santa barbara second place followed by the university of illinois at urbana, west virginia and syracuse rounding out the top five. >> ha-ha, rankings are the result of a nationwide survey of 10,000 students. >> these are the schools you should go to if you want to have a good time. >> funnels. hard hats with the beer thingies on them. >> lots of beer goggles, be worried about. >> they're number one. top five schools in america. >> right. they're number one at something. >> absolutely. >> by the way, in case you are wondering, the list of stone-cold sober schools was also released. brigham young university leads the pack. >> that makes sense. >> that's where alexis is going to school. >> good idea. right? i will work on that. you make a good point. excellent. >> there you go. >>> coming up, payback from jimm

the city. that was hn iowa hands. >> his younger brother, and billy would be president of the massachusetts senate, president of the university of massachusetts, even when he was in the state house, he was succeeded by the future mayor of boston, so, i mean, we're not talking just a quiet power broker. this was a guy out there, up there, and important. they both came out of the family, the father had been injured in boston arm, and more importantly, where that -- where the projects were, south boston. tell us a little bit. >> well, south boston, you know, is a neighborhood where there was a real irish ethos. many groups lived there, the neighborhood really identified itself as irish. even in the public schools, the kids were forced to sing irish songs so, i mean, it's a neighborhood where loyalty met everything, loyalty to family, loyalty to neighborhood. there was a lot of pride in the neighborhood, and, you know, it's interesting. billy bulger, you know, as you said, would be, you know, was probably the most powerful politician in the state for many years, and he describes growing up in south boston in very idealistic term,

the family leadership summit yesterday. i've been all over my district in iowa, which is 39 of the 99 counties. it is a universalge that says hold your ground, keep telling the truth, defend the rule of law, and defend the constitution. so that's my message back to the president. i think that's divisive politics. if we can't restore the rule of law in this, how are we going to enforce immigration law going forward if we accept the senate's gang of eight amnesty bill? >> the bill moving forward, but as you say not with a pathway to citizenship for those illegal immigrants here. there is a move toward the dream act, which is allowing illegal immigrants who were children of those who came here illegally and are pursuing lives in america to get legal status. you spoke out memorably last month when you made some comparisons about those folks. here's what you said. >> for everyone who's a valedictorian, there's another 100 out there that -- they weigh 130 pounds and they've got calves the size of cantaloupes because they're hauling 75 pounds of marijuana across the desert. >> those numbers have been debunked. your lea