i'm ashlie bernal live on campus to show you the warning signs o unheal i am ashley now live on campus to show you warning signs of unelse sympathy relationship and what you can do about it. >> a name change is in the acknowledging a generous contribution. as election day approaches one of the talked about propositions is getting

attention. >> we'll introduce you to a special visitor who shares story of people episode to update history. ##### hello and welcome to update news... i'm margarita kitova. hello, welcome to update news. >> thanks for joining us. the sj school of nursing is getting a big shot in the arm. the school was more than 1400 students a semester is the only nursing back loiret and master's program in four surrounding counties, now despite the economic pinch, the school nursing will be much healthier. katie cough man has the story. >> at the president's game -- interim president don made this

announcement. >> to announce a very significant kid that will make a tremendous here both here at the university and also in the community that we serve. >> the valley foundation will be giving a $5 million gift to the school of nursing. this is the largest gift the school has ever received and to show its gratify tuesday they have requested to change the valley foundation school of nursing. director to this school says she couldn't be more grateful for this gift and the support valley foundation has giver over the past several years. >> it was such an exciting moment in my life, to think that the valley foundation would honor a potential large gift. >> to mimic hospital like settings, dr. colleen kelly is the valley foundation in down chair and professor in the school. serving this gift will allow the school tex and on its hands on program and better educate

studentsen patient safety. >> they'll be more custom to dealing with emergency situation and their ability to communicate and work in teams soy think patients will have much better out come. >> junior nursing major scott richardson couldn't agree more. he said being able to work in a simulation lab and practice the nursing procedures are far greater experience. >> grateful for the help, you know, in the end it's going to be tough because we're going to be better prepared nurses and we're going to serve people there. with such a large gift the department is establishing a strategic action plan committee to best utilize the funds. on campus, katie cough man.

it comes in the mist of major fund-raiser. they found the state university's history is launching a public appeal targeting corporations, foundation. it's used to raise more than $100 million. it's called $200 million by 2014. >> this acceleration is about the future. we are not content with what is but rather striving for what can be. campaign will raise money for all 7 colleges. the university library, student affairs and athletics. often college students think of themselves as invention i believe, they go out on dates and hang out with friends. one in four women and one in 14 men are expected to be physically asauled by a physical partner sometime in their life.

ashley. partner violence can take many forms. violence can turn deadly if the victim does not get help. intimate partner violence can be scary and serious. is a mother of 4-year-old son and 3 month old daughter. she was in a relationship six years ago that showed no signs of abuse. they met through the friendliest of circumstances. >> he was visiting his parents and they had lived next door to us as at the time. we were really good friends with our neighbors. so when he came over to visit, they just introduced us. >> then one night the relationship took a turn for the worst. her exboyfriend showed up and was found her outraged with -- he was drunk, he started think -- i don't know what he started thinking. but he started thinking me and

her were messing around, off the wall crazy things. she said she tried to calm him down but he slapped her and she asked them to leave. he shoved her and he pushed her, punched her in her face. she fell downstairs and he kicked her in her stomach. it's the kind of story na she hears all too often. she's the cochair of kaiser perm thenties -- this hospital has donated this fountain. she also put a sign which is a testimonial for all those who have survived abuse. >> domestic violence affects everyone. and it is something that they wanted to create to be able to show that it affects your colleagues and that people do in fact get out of abusive relationships. >> as their doctor how do you cochair domestic violence

committee, that says intimate abuse is all about power and control and does not discriminate by race, age, class or sex. >> it's not only physical, it's emotional, it's exwall. it's financial portion in any form you can imagine. >> sometimes they do not report it. some signs of abuse include the abuser constantly calling and the vick testimony hot allowing to see her friends. if you or someone you know at the health center counseling services or call university police to report an incident. live on campus ashley ronel update news. >> president franklin d. roosevelt says the day was livering. what happened two months after the attack is much less talked about. a visitor update you this week

shed light on the event that affected thousands of japanese americans in world war ii. >> it's hard. this made us sad. everybody was sad. should not have ever happened. >> she was a junior in high school when president franklin d. roosevelt passed executive order 1966, order that authorize -- her and her family were ordered to lever their home and relocate to a camp post in arizona bringing only what they could carry. we didn't have a chair to sit on. the only thing we had was the cot with a straw that we had to stuff ourselves. she went to students tuesday to visit the memorial in downtown

san jose and speak abher experience in the camp. she said she admires her grandmother's strength to relive something so difficult. >> i think it's good because now a new generation can carry it on and learn about it. >> donna nichols has taking her students to the memorial for 12 years. she says this is the first time she's -- she was honored to have her there. >> this is unbelievable. i almost started crying. >> she told a story of a man hard of hearing who was shot because he didn't hear the guard telling him to start. she spoke of the barics, the bashed wire fences tan men who stood watching towers with their guns ready. she said she met her husband in the camp and became engaged before he left to serve in the 442nd infantry. >> he wrote everything.

i can't believe it. i wrote to, but i didn't write every day. >> to tear a store -- as difficult as it was for her and her family to live through. she says she knows something like this will never happen again. months at a catastrophic earthquake brought the country of haiti, the region is now suffering from another devastating disaster, collara more than 280 deaths and those cases have been confirmed. they have been from a rice growing valley. then populated with thousands of displaced and homeless people since the earthquake. the red cross has begun relief efforts now their biggest concerns will travel to the country's capitol. >> do you know where some of your favorite treats are coming from. we'll show you how to saturday

few your treats. some sj students are helping them get ready. we'll take you to the international house for pancakes. it's not the place you're thinking of. first students share their remarks about the results. about next week's election results. fernanda lope ter"do that's a tough question. derek chu packaging senior " who's the last governor the governor it's the guy i'm voting for hw could i not know it." do you know what a midterm election is? >> who was the last governor? i think and i hope that -- the election for governor. >> have no idea. >> do you know anything about it or are you voting. >> i don't know.

i might vote on -- as far as congress, i haven't stayed in touch with that. >> i think what he meant, even though she has tons of money and jerry brown doesn't, she's able to put more propaganda because she has the money to do it. >> i really think that it's a tie within megan and jerry brown. one of the more popular issues t erm ele one of the more popular issues this midterm election is proposition 19 that will legalize recreation use of marijuana for adults 21 and older. these students talked to voters and had them sign a plan to vote on november 2nd. it brought 19 supporters to vote yes. >> especially important because if it passes it's going to be the youth folks that really pulls it through. youth, like us, are notorious

for not showing up on election day. >> volunteers forget and drive around. they say they're raising awareness of benefits of controlling and taxing marijuana. and now morgan is here with our entertainment. thank you, chris citizen. now that halloween is here you may be enjoying tasty streets. what is the real value. some chocolates are made and exploit individuals in third world countries. a third -- was claimed recently for those who purchase pucks like coffee and cocoa bens. the extra money goes towards helping small farms an improvements and poor undeveloped communities. these products were labeled so that consumers know they are -- >> they are getting a fair price. the child labor isn't being used in the industry. that there's fairness across the board and that we're being

responsible like socially and economically. >> another option device laboring free product is buying organic chocolate sold by u.s. companies. san jose rest deps and children are celebrating at green halloween. they're learning the importance while enjoying a spooky traditional time. >> halloween took on a new car last friday, green as state of olive ya. the city of san jose partnered to offer this day in the park called green and safe halloween. the costume give away attracted people the most behind the elementary school, south of cig many members were people who waited in line to serve costumes. kevin chong worked with his brothers. >> we enjoy helping out the community that helped us out. so we feel like we were giving back. >> volunteers handed out costumes. they decorated every useful

trick or treat bags together. as environmental studies. it's hoping the importance of sustainable will stick like the. >> she's using here. >> so we're teaching students about recycling and thinks they can make a difference in their homes and obviously at school and wherever they go in life. >> bottles and repurpose and to gain for children. for using material for fun activities. >> the children raised to recycle paper, plastic and aluminum cans where other children got their faces painted. volunteers handed out gray know labars an green apples, diana says these treats are better than canny in more ways than one. >> it's a very heavy process and package are not very helpful either to us i think it is or to environment in general. >> san jose puts on many events to teach people how to

incorporate into every day life. this is the fourth year for safe and green halloween. dogs ap her owners came to get trick or treating in a little early. the k9 group organizes many events for man's best friend. but this week they all get into the halloween spirit. translate to -- but on this sunday that was not the case. from animal to jailbird owners and their pooches went all out to win best costume. awards were giver for best dressed groups pair and single hand in humans. they walked on main street stopping at stores for feets. yesy forof society dog, it's to create a dog lover community. >> we like to bring energy with us wherever we go, a lot of music, a lot of fun. and, yea yeah, just bring the dog loverring community to life. >> you don't have to dress up your pet to get into the spirit, just join the group every tuesday at 6:30:00 p.m.

and walk to a dog friendly dinner. delicious pancakes andy verse companies still stand i hop sunday not to be confused with i hop. the international -- offered traditional taste and talent. downtown communities can enjoy. it's a higher report. >> international hop -- pancake breakfast. a tradition since 1983, international students weapon enjoyed american german and asian breakfast. presidents of the house cooked, served, and brought entertainment for the event. the invitation was presented to anyone in the community. neighbors, students and the president of the university were there. >> international student president is terribly important we always felt it was important and it's -- i think, really emphasized with the international house and what it's able to do. >> from taiwan, to norway, the

residents dressed in traditional clothing while working the event, visitors paid $10 an watch diverse line up from yo-yo. japanese exchange student doesn't live at the house, though visits often. >> yeah, i can make friends and i have people other -- in other people. >> he's one of 20 americans livering at the i house. >> you're not going to find any other place where there's going to be 72 countries or 72 people in 34 of 35 countries all around the world. >> the process of the breakfast went towards house maintenance and theme promoted environmental awareness. if you miss this event and still want a little taste of culture. the i house -- the house is accepting applications for ming

semester on line on campus melissa higher update news. >> the fact that core debt will play on campus next week. this is the premier even for the group this semester. the saxophone ensemble has been around at s-j-s-u since the 70s, performing classical and this expo ensemble has been around since the '70s performing classical and jazz music. music professor says turn out for music recital is good and that the performers have a lot to offer. >> he thinks we do besides the big ensemble we have about 13 players. we break it up into smaller ensembles they're doing a wide array of music as well. >> it will take place on november 4th at 7:30:00 p.m. on concert hall. that's what's happening in our entertainment, back to you, ladies. >> thank you, morgan. >> there's more to come on update news. we'll check in against instate rival.

we'll show you the highlights. >> plus the men's basketball team hit it hard. first we asked students what was their most outrageous halloween costume. when i was bobby light last year he's a one hit wonder r&b sensation. i won a competition one hundred dollar gift certificate to saint steven's green in mountain view you know i got the white suit on the flash light and everything so i might do it again this year." nicole dominguez: "ummm brittany spears and my husband was kevin fedderline so it was like a couple costume. it was for her s when she >> my most outrageous, i won a costume competition and got -- i got the white suit, the flash suit and everything, might do it again. >> brittany spears and my husband wept as kevin fetter line. it was a couple costumes. >> any reason why. >> it was her vmas. she kind of went out on stage drunk we were kind of mocking it. it was to joke. >> outdrags costume happened to

be frank enstein. >> this year i'm dressing up as a doll from alice and wonder land. >> my most outrageous had to be in 8th grade. dressed as a trans van state. >> why did you pick it. >> because there's nothing more classic than franken stein. >> i've got video from you, it should be real footage. i've got it. >> now michael is here with sports what he recollects do you have with this week. we're going to take a look at the football team. facing their first division one team not worked the spartan football team were ready to play against the bulldogs. marissa love was there.

>> the rain was coming down at spartan stadium as san jose steve compared to pair off against the long time rival. they're facing the fresno state bulldogs to win 14 out of the past 15 head coach is getting a lot of praise from last year's head coach dick tony ironically who was in the audience doing play by play for the wac network. this is his fist time back since last season. >> he started the game with a strong defensive presence holding the bulldogs to 43-yard field go. after the first quarter they would come out just as strong as. >> fresno state will get the ball back and ryan hands the ball off to running back for a four yard touchdown. going into the half the spartans were down 10-0. start of the first quarter fresno would take charge.

fresno 13. san jose 0. they throws an intended pass but it s picked off by fresno. fresno capitalizes as the bulldogs will run a reverse pass andy say ya will throw a touchdown pass. san jose flamely got in scoring range takes a 41-yard field goal. fresno 20. sj -- ends the third quarter with rob birunning into the end zone for safe yards. to start the fourth quarter the spartans will try and put on a come back of their own. wide receiver catches the 46- yard pass. with four minutes left, decides to throw another deep 63-yard pass for the second touchdown of the game. the bulldogs 3, sj's view 18.

fresno state won 33-18. >> my kid were teasing me they say dad, they have 104, you have no. 2. and so they -- we understand what we have to do to keep pushing and keep going and we'll keep fighting and we need to get over the however here and get it going. >> spartans next game in in new mexico against the new mexico state ago gives. marissa love vet, update news. halfway through the football season senior offensive line man discusses his thoughts on this year's tough football schedule as well as his plans after he graduates. here again marissa love vet. >> so you had the second toughest schedule in the nation this season, how does it catch your motivation up and keep your team's motivation up being a season this career. >> schedule should keep us motivated even though we're playing very tough teams.

we should get better from playing them and learning from the mistake. it's better that we play tough teams than before we do to our conference and hopefully it will help us do better. >> has this tough schedule affected your out look for the rest of the season? >> no, not at all. it doesn't affect feat all. -- affect me at all. i try to stay positive. that's the only way i can come out practice. if i'm negative, then i condition. >> what do you plan to do in your future after football season. >> i plan to try out for the -- hopefully try out for the nfl. if nothing works out on that fall become on my degree and become a teacher or a coach. the men's teem took to the basketball giving them a chance to play simulated game after

long off-season in basketball. >> although it wasn't a game that counted in standing, sju basketball team got its first chance to lay in front of fans the interest squad match up in the first official scrimmage of the practice period. coach george divided the 14 man squad into two teams. star guard and preseason picks adrian oliver set out to scrimmage after the what the coach described being banged up for practice. the rest of the spartans put on a good show for the fans. sophomore guard grabbed the board and taking coast to coast for a lay up. later starter justin graham a key player starts to break getting it back. the great team dominated most of the game, but the boone team played well for the most part. here matt dollar spartan junior board drivers hard on the baseline. head coach handed over the

coaching reign to his two assistant coaches the two teams both got a lot of work in pushing the ball offense and competing hard. in the end the second team won by 37-27. >> practice is training for competition. the more competitive environment you put the guys in, the better off you are an we off. >> we have rest out there. we're keeping the game. it's real nice. >> after the game, fans and alumni had a chance to eat some good barbecue and meet with the players. >> team's first official preseason game kicks off on saturday. the spartans will play host to whit man college at the event scepter at 3:00 p.m. coming off a tough loss, spartan volleyball team look to rebound against the fresno state bulldogs. it's just below tsu.

they struggled leading to 25-19 first set loss. not much change in the second set, fresno state went on to win the set. the spartans show signs of life in the third set here bria in, a spiked it home to win the set 25-17. they will go on to lose the match dropping the record 3-6 in the conference. sju failed to attack the weaknesses. ting picking up and getting blocks, as opposed to the first two sets."" the spartan's next game will be november 4th as they travel to louisiana to fa a struggli and that will do it for sports ladies. >> thank you, russell. that's does it for this week's edition of update news. thanks for staying up with us. be sure to find us on facebook. you can search us by update news.