students, like lincoln high school senior eric sullivan, who applied to six of the california state universities this year, including sjsu. though sullivan wasn't at all concerned about being accepted to san jose state, but when news about it changing its admission requirements reached eric and his family, they began to worry. >> the fact that my backup plan might not be there kind of shocked me and i was kind of nervous, knowing that, okay, what if the other schools don't work out, what am i going to do now? >> made me think, uh-oh, what does that -- they said they were withholding certain amounts of acceptance letters because they hadn't decided if they were going to change the requirement for those local students to get in or not. and he hadn't received his yet. >> reporter: the sullivans are not alone. eric is one of the 45,000 prospective students who applied to sjsu for the fall 2012 semester, making this the second year in a row the university has had a record high number of applicants. this is a good and bad problem to have, according to william nance, vice president of student affairs a

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he was also a poly-sci major and graduatee from morgan state university. morgan state)"i personally think its sad every time something negative happens to morgan state... this is a - positive university." university."áifá ward is demoted... he could lose more than one--million dollars in retirement pay. no word yet ii criminal charges are being pursued. join our waste watch team.if you see government waste call ur hotline... 410-662- 1456... or go to fox-baltimore dot com. the delaware pediatrician... accused of waterboarding his 11-year-old stepdaughter... claims he didn't do it.on thursday... doctor melvin morse appeared in court.the girl's mother... who's accused oo áwitnessingá the waterboarding but not doing anything... waived her rights to a preliminary hearing.both parents face reckless endangerment and enddngering the welfare of a child charges. the man accused of kklling 12 people in an aurora, colorado movie theaterrin july -- was back in court thursday.james holmes showed little emotion as lawyers talked about his victims... many who are now in d

he was also a poly-sci mmjor and graduated from morgan state university. amal fuller- musiccmajor morgan state)"iipersonally think its sad every time something negative happens they bring the attentiin back to morgan state... this is a positive university." universsty."áifá ward is demoted... he could lose more than one--million dollars in retirement pay. no word yet if criiinal charges are being pursued. join our waste watch team.if you see government waste call our hotline... 410-662- 1456... or go to fox-baltimoree dot com. workers at sinai hospital are dealing with bed bugg. bugs.last wednesday... a nurse found a bed-bug ii a room at the hospital's cancer center. an exterminator was called-in and used "bedbug sniffing pogs" to identtfy more. area was closed off and he cleaned. brent 48:04 as oftee as i've worked in the hosps i've never bbought any home i'vv seen them but you just gotta be aware that they're there12 james 4419 i think it was a very isolated case i have high regards for sinai hospital 26 hospitals officials say they're confident the bedbu

. >> a heated situation coming to a boil with cal state university system. it want to admit out of state and international students next spring and turn away students from california christine lazard tells us why. >> school starts in a few weeks for cal state northridge transfer student. she was born and raised in california and feels lucky to have gotten in, the spring is one semester later, in-state students have been barred from emissions into most of the cal state campuses. out of state and international students however will be considered. >> their residents of the state of california so our kids are not supposed to get an education in order for other kids that work and pay taxes elsewhere to get an education? that does not sound right. >> she is the vice-president of academic affairs at cal state northridge. >> it is something i do not embrace, i would rather not have to go that way but that is the policy of the system and the state right now. >> a $750 million budget cut to the cal state system last year, university officials say it has to be addressed

cal state fresno and san diego state university recognized in the best bang for the buck cat gorey.th singled out for high graduation rates among ethnic minorities. and there is a link to the washington monthly rangings on our web site go to ab cl. 7 -- abc 7 news.com and click on 7 on your side thchl is a great way to start argument autos yes. really. it's nice to see california well representatived. >> and be prepared for delays on interstate 880. and we'll be demolishing near high street and there is a stud you'll and the lane closures beginning in just minutes. southbound at 7:00, northbound at 8:00 and there are no detour autos one of the four entrances to the powell street station stations will be closed as part of a central subway project. muni calls it a temporary closure for six years. >> there is a red flag warning for high fire danger to the east and northeast. this is where gusty winds, low humidity and very warm conditions to hot conditions, far from here, keeping in mind increased fire risks. and there is 108 in palm springs. sunny skies from coast to inland and there

this is a four-year project with the sonoma state university and oakland zoo.sonoma state university collected 38 eggs, and we have been taking care of them for the last year. this weekend, they were reintroduced to the sonoma area. we hope by keeping them in captivity for one year, they have a head start and will survive better in their native habitat. quickly, some exhibit improvements -- we replaced all of the old bars. the viewing areas. they are now all class. it is better for the animals. the chances of debris falling into the grill have not improved. we also made some changes. this is the wells fargo wildlife theater. we have new benches and pathways. this is where we have our summer programming. our volunteers and staff to get the program. lastly, we are using recycled wood, and i feel like it is a piece of artwork there, but i thank horticulture staff for making those improvements as well. lastly, it is no outsand lan -- outside lands, but we did have 10,000 visitors for the fisher- price concert. visitors could take pictures with the little people, so

he will speak at iowa state university.bama is scheduled to speak later tonight at colorado state university. >>> funeral services for neil armstrong will be like the man himself. quiet and private. the first man to walk on the moon is going to be laid to rest friday near his home e died saturday from complications from heart surgery. >>> a song called reach for the stars is making a debut in space today. nasa plans to broadcast the tune from the curiosity rover. song is by will i.a.m. and the rover will transmit the song via radio waves back to earth. >>> time for a check of the forecast. lynette is watching our weather and what's going on down south. >> lynette. >> all right. i have it for you. let's start with our weather right now on the satellite and radar. rain pushing in continuing through the morning and we will dry out going into the afternoon. look at what we have in terms of wind speeds. they are light but i want to show you the direction. the direction is coming out of the southwest. so, that is that warm moist

today he was at iowa state university. tomorrow he heads to the university of virginia in charlottesville. and on friday, he'll be at colorado state university. >>> well, a soldier has copped a plea and will now testify against three fellow soldiers. they are accused of killing two people to protect a secret militia group bent on killing president obama and over throwing the government. the trial now underway in georgia is where those soldiers were based. among the kill, a young man who had just left the army and his teenage girlfriend, michael burnette says the militia killed the pair for fear they knew too much about the organization. >> i don't know how it got to the point where two people got murdered. >> say that again. >> i don't know how it got to the point where two people got murdered. >> the group stockpiled weapons and target government leaders. >> coming up tonight at 7:00, political power play? why same-sex marriage are joining forces for this year's election. i'll have the story for you at 9news now at 7:00.

that we can just continue, the president of the united states and the president of metropolitan state universityn just say we really don't like these laws. they are on the books but we think we can get away around them. let's try to do that. if the state legislature has turned us down let's do it anyway. what is left? what kind of a country is it that you can do this? a college can do it and a presidenticate do it by signing executive orders. somewhere someone has to say this is not right. it is illegal. what do you tell all of the people who have come here the right way? how do you explain this? that they spent money, time, to wait in the line. why? if you come into the country illegally you will be given all of the benefits jow gotten. it is not fair. it is simply not fair. >> at what point, what is the time table for your lawsuit or for the attorney generally's offices pursuit. >> i don't know what the attorney general's office is doing about it. we are looking at certainly doing something within the next several weeks. >> thanks so much for your time joining us from denver. >> thank you. >>>

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meeting we are now joined to live by paul sheldon foote professor at california state university fullerton thank you very much for being with us so we have seen another u.n. security council meeting has there been any difference in the tone of the rhetoric this time it is a. repetition of what happened in libya or the united nations being used to promote war instead of promote peace. say jones or acts of war. permitting the support of terrorist groups to go into syria or any other country or any reason why the united nations or she will whether it should even exist anymore well how possible is a negotiated diplomatic settlement in the syrian conflict now that we've seen ethnic tribal and religious divisions in that country and that this is no longer just a fight between pro and anti assad forces well there is no desire by. the west nato negotiated settlement. the old purpose of this exercise is to make sure that there is no competition in the middle east or in searches by way of syria iran and other places. all these other things are excuses now you just mentioned that there is no interest

it started at the university of virginia, colorado state university, ohio state university. the president told the students he needs them to turn out in droves in order for him to win reelection. >>> the navy seal who was part of the team that killed osama bin laden is now breaking his silence. the man who calls himself mark owen has written a book about that day. during an interview with cbs's scott pelley, he said he was the second man in the room when bin laden was shot. he said the story isn't about him but the hundreds of americans who spent years gathering intelligence, planning, and training. the seals just took care of the last 40 minutes he says. a full size replica of the compound was built in the united states for training. there was even a dress rehearsal for the top brass. >> how did that rehearsal go? >> it was fine. this is nothing new to us. the part that was new was all the v.i.p.s sitting there watching. one of the things that i liked after the fact was i remember the admirals coming by and talking to each one of us, shaking our hands. they said are you rea

the ranking comes despite severe budget cut and tuition hike in many state university. ichael reports tonight on which university in california came out on top. the. >>reporter: this has become a common scene in california. students protesting tuition ak#ouéésqqáingss. students also taking their displeasure to sacramento. but new survey out from washington monthly magazine contains much-needed good news for california universities. the magazine singled out 9 california schools for over all excellence or providing great value to its students. >> it's astonishing though you see system taken a hit financially and had to raise their tuition, still in all they are a very goodbye. >>reporter: publication prides itself in taking a hard lack at institution to make them bette better. rank uc san diego is no. 1 university in the countr country. tz stanford came in no. 3. uc berkeley no. 5 followed by ucla at number sex and uc riverside at no. 9. uc santa barbara is ranked 14th best. uc dave snis 17th. washington monthly uses criteria that is much different from the much publicized

, the community involvement center with san francisco state university. it seems like we could have a focus with that group and it could be about a community planning process that is specific upon not general like we have done in the past. -- that is specific, not general like we have done in the past. but that is specific around violence prevention. with folks coming out from all different departments and community-based organizations and the police department or other departments having a focus around violence prevention. i want to propose that we get really on the ground worked, you know, working with community residents to put some real ideas on the ground. some good ideas came out today. how we actually get to that level of implementation, a lot of the organizations that we have funded over the years have done a lot of great work. but it will also involve entrenched, on the ground work that they do not have the time to do the planning and new ideas. that is where the mayor's office of community development can play a large role in working with our of

collins, colorado, to speak to students at colorado state university. the president will finish up his tour with a visit to charlottesville tomorrow. although he won't be speaking on the university of virginia campus. >>> today we will lay to rest a prince george's police officer killed in the line of duty. funeral service for adrian morris will be this morning at 9:00 at the wood stream church in mitchellville, maryland. last night hundreds of people attended the wake for morris. the 23-year-old officer was born in jamaica but raised in prince george's county and graduated from eleanor roosevelt high school. he became a u.s. citizen in 2009. morris was engaged. his fiance's grandmother says the family is devastated. >> i feel very sad. i feel very sad. i didn't know him know him, but i heard a lot of good things about him. >> morris lost control of his police cruiser on i-95 last monday and died in a crash. he was chasing two men suspected of stealing purses from cars at gas stations. >>> also in the day ahead today, d.c. councilman tommy wells will be

he spoke to students at iowa state university and colorado state university yesterday. during the stops, the obama campaign also announced a road to charlotte tour. the president will campaign in several battleground states in the days leading up to his convention speech next week. >>> supporters of maryland's dream act and the same-sex marriage law are joining forces trying to convince voters to support their laws when we head to the voting booth in november. equality maryland, a gay and lesbian rights group and an immigrants rights organization announced the partnership yesterday. the groups and their supporters say the alliance makes sense because both laws fight for the same thing. >> the dream of an educatn, a dream of a family and a marriage, those things are essential to the american experience. >> reporter: joining-- >> joining forces, it's really truly a testament to how we take care of all. >> maryland's dream act allows certain illegal immigrants to get in state tuition at public colleges and it was signed into law in 2011. this year the state passed a measur

they were both professors at alabama state university for over 40 years. their love for each other was as strong as their dedication and commitment to the students they taught at alabama state university. after 41 years of marriage, her husband, professor arthur glass, passed away in 1983. professor thelma glass was an accomplished educator who taught geography at alabama state university for 40 years. she led by example. displaying the same exceptionalism, tenacity, and commitment to public service that she demanded of her students. after four decades of dedication to alabama state university, and her community activism, in 1981 the thelma m. glass auditorium was dedicated on the campus of alabama state university in her honor. professor glass was at the forefront of the civil rights movement showing great courage as she stood up to social injustices at segregated montgomery, alabama, in the 1950's. she was a core member and secretary of the women's political council that formed at alabama state university to campaign against such abuses and the indignati

state universities can cost a lot.single year at some private colleges can neerly equal the median income of a famiiy of ffur. and there doesn't seem to be any relief anytime soon.students dilemma. the state has informed its college system that no school will be permitted to accept in-state graduate students starring in 2013.california has a budget deficit of more than $16 billion. he state university system took a budget cut like everyone else. to make up for it, the state wiil not consider applications from wants out-of-state students who pay higher tuition.i wonder if there's an exemption pay in-state rates.imagine the frustration of being a california taxpayer and you or your child cannot attend your own state's schools.but don't &pthink alifornia is finally getting its finances squared assembly approved initial construction on a bullet train &pleast $68 billion.for more on headlines dot net. and follow usstwittee and facebook. aúó ú taking the night off in st. louis...and it showed....1st quarter...no score...sam

his earlier stops stops were at iowa state university and colorado state university. >>> a former university of virginia la crosse player convicted of second degree murder will be sentenced today. george huguely killed yeardley love during a fight in 2010. a jury has recommended a 26- year sentence but according to i court filing yesterday, huguely's attorneys are asking for a 134-year sentence. >>> the teenager accused of shooting a student at perry hall high school remains in a psychiatric hospital this morning. a bail review hearing has been postponed. 15-year-old robert gladden, junior is charged as appear adult. the 17-year-old who was hit by a bullet is in critical condition and critically injured. >>> we are going live to northerly ends for -- to new orleans for the aftermath of hurricane isaac. >>> how old is too old to be behind the wheel? that question after a 100-year- old driver hits a group of children. president clinton: this election to me is about which... candidate is more likely to return us to full employment. this is a clear choice. the republican plan is to cut more taxe

this afternoon he will speak at iowa state university. this evening he will speak at colorado state university in fort collins. he will speak near the university of virginia campus tomorrow. it is 73 degrees still. ahead, how isaac is shaking up football schedules in orleans. brett hann how a south carolina mother correct this is ike leggett montgomery county executive, right here in downtown silver spring saying good morning washington. >> good morning. a south carolina mother using tough love to make sure that her son is not smoking marijuana. >> she wants everybody to know. her 13-year-old was forced to walk the streets wearing a sign reading "smoked pot, got caught. learn from me, don't do drugs." she decided to punish him with embarrassment after catching him. >> it is 6:00 12th. >> i have a feeling there will not be. a third be -- it is 6:12. >> we are in the '70s. 75 in washington, 72 in dallas airport, 70 in winchester. light rain in eastern montgomery county moving into northern prince george's county, laurel area. and loudoun co

where most of the colleges like georgia tech, georgia state university, moore house, spellma. brown, clark, atlanta university but i also represent emery, c.d.c. major corporations are all in the district. it's a wonderful district, wonderful people. >> let me reeled from your book in the introduction. remember how we thought the election of president obama meant we had finally created a post racial america, a place where the problems that have haunted us for so long were finally silenced? nobody says that anymore. we no longer dwell on that day dream. we were shake on the realism by the harshness of what we have witnessed in the last few years, the vilification of president obama, the invisibility of the sick and poor murder at the holocaust museum and the shooting of representative gabriel giffords while she greeted constituents in a safeway parking lot. >> we're not there yet. we've made a lot of progress. his election, a major step down a very, very long road. but we have not yet created the beloved community. people ask me all the time whether the election of president bar

penn state university....///the... now... 18-year-old in... a lawsuit... filed friday../. that... penn state... concealed the abuse. sandusky... was... a... long-time... asssstant... football coach at the college.../.he... was convicted in 10-boys.... over... a... 15-year period..../the... lawsuit... claims... the university... was more concernedd... with ...protecting its than... rooting out... aa.. sexual predator. getting back to our top story tonight. is shot inside perry hall high school this morning. student. it is the subject of our question of the day... do you feel safe sending your ids to school? on facebook... amanda says "absolutely positively not!! the way that things aae these day i on't trust sending my kids anywhere." anywhere." regina says "iithink i would still send my kids to school, however i think they should put more security practices in place. my issue with today'' incident is how did he get in school with a shot gun." gun." go... to... fox- baltimore dot com .../ tell us... what you think.../. sound... off... thru... facebook.../. send... us... a tweet.. at

pilpel: do we need to add san francisco state university? mr. mcdonnell: no institutions. mr. pilpel: i would add lake merced. mr. mcdonnell: jamie? if jamie says it is recognized, we will list. >> it is based on the department of elections definition. mr. mcdonnell: thank you. mr. alonso: did we add clinton heights -- clarington heights? not the whole thing? park merced? mr. mcdonnell: ok. we are not attempting to create an exhaustive list. this is one that does not need as a vacation. district 8. -- need justification. district 8. >> i would combine diamond heights. mr. mcdonnell: you would combine? >> just diamond heights. mr. mcdonnell: ok. mr. leigh: i would strike open house and lgbt community center. mr. mcdonnell: removing them from this list. any additions? mr. pilpel: i am looking at it. it is changing. >> i withdraw the comment. mr. mcdonnell: ok. so, we have -- can -- >> can i suggest eureka valley? ms. tidwell: i just deleted eureka valley. some of those are encompassed with what the other neighborhoods are. mr. pilpel: i don't think i agree with that. i think eur

it is back to school for people including class is that san jose state university. extra heavy traffic especially downtown san jose. we already see some slowdowns on 101 and again on alum rock. traffic remains heavy out towards leverage. >> federal investigators are trying to decide whether meat from the central valley slaughterhouse should be recalled. the agriculture department said, shut down the central meat department. we're not showing you the worst of the video but you still might find it disturbing. it shows cows apparently being mistreated on their way to slaughter. a group called compassion over killing says workers as required by law. >> this method of killing is often done in properly and after one shot, many cows are still alive and struggling >> the agriculture department is trying to learn whether be from six towns reach the food supply and if so, a recall could be ordered. in and out fast food chain was getting 20 percent of its meat from that plan but has cut its contract. tim e-mail us and said not only do the recordings make me think twice about w

penn state university will soon ave to give back á14 yearsá worth of football n-c-double-a's punishmentinst the university for the jerry sandusky child abuse scandal. the school says it'll return all football trophies won from 19-98 to 20-11... to the groups that awarded them. the n-c-double-a has already issued a few other sanctions against the school... including a 60-million-dollar fine and a ban on bowl games for four years. sandusky... a former penn stateeassistant football coach... was found guilty in june of sexually abusing 10 young boys over several years. some customers of "chipotle mexican grill" are outraged today... after learning the restaurant chain is cheatinn them out of pennies. jersey star-ledger"... some busy chipotle chains in new york and new jersey are rounding customers''totals to the nearest nickel.the chain says the move was intended to keep lines moving faster... by limiting the amount of change needed. tte companyyis now adding the info to receipts... and starting to round ádowná instead of up. firefighters this weekend are responding to a different kind of c

next week he is scheduled to visit iowa state university, colorado state university, and university of virginia and charlottesville. democratic national convention is set to kick off on labor day in charlotte, north carolina. >>> time now 6:36. time to talk about little league baseball and petaluma's little league team came out swimming they have earned a spot in the u.s. finals of a little league world series. ktvu noelle walker is live in petaluma with more details about the hometown team that is making headlines around the world now. noelle. >> reporter: there is a lot of excitement here in petaluma. the junior high started classes earlier this week without some noted students. we know exactly where they are. take a look at this mornings headline. they are making a name for themselves and the city of petaluma in the little league world series. >> this ball driven to left center field and over the wall for a grand slam. >> reporter: the petaluma nationals won the elimination game over texas yesterday in grand fashion. heavy hitter hans smith hit a grand slam. that game ended after fi

year.city school c-e-o andras alonso met with principals and administrators at morgan state university tuesday. he laid out goals for the upcoming school year... including for a fifth straight year. but alonso says the main focus for teachers and parents will be preparing seniors to graduate. "the most important thing always is to graduate the kids and graduate them reedy to succeed, so for us the most important measure is, are we improving in the number of kids graduating, are we improving in the number of kids we're retaining in schools" schools"another big push for city schools is cutting down on he number of suspensions and students who are chronically absent. hail, wind, rain... and powerful lightning...that's what parts of area saw, last n. &pwith those stormm.. or if mor are on the way. way. 3 ((break 1)) sight... out of nashville.two planes collide on the runway... after one of thee breaks loose from the tug while being towed on a ramp. ramp.luckily... no passengers wereeonboard either plane at the time.the federal aviation administration is now investigating the incident. ((2-

accused of killing his roomate and eating his heart and his brain.but doctors now say the morgan state university student is incompetent to stand ttial. &ptrial.megan gilliland is here with more on what happens from here... and if justice will ever be served. good morning guys,this is 21-year old alexander kinyua... he admitted to roommate... and family friend... kujoe agyei-kodie. investigators found the man's body parts inside kinyua's home and in a nearby dumpster. but for now, prosecutors will have to wait for their day in court.doctors do not feel he is fit for trial.and once again, neighbors are reacting to the news. (ms. naulty/neighbor) "i don't like that at all, i mean he's not taking responsibility for what he did. he's just basically, i guess going to go off to ome hospital and get his treatment and who knows what happens from there."(mr. oliver/neighbor) "to punish him if he did it of his own free will would be correct, be proper. but apparently he needs help, he needs help.." help.."foornow... kinyua will continue to be trrated at the state's maximum-seeurity psychiatric hospital. be

reason we are where we are is because of prior investments in the state water system and the state universities and the state highway system. you have to invest in order to succeed and be competitive and provide a quality of life for people in the state. >> there has been a big debate at the state capitol in sacramento. california owes billions, and the governor is asking people to vote themselves a tax increase just to stop schools from closing. >> they say california's best days are behind us. that is not true. we are building for the future. >> one of the big debates before the election surrounds government spending. the republicans want far less. the democrats are backing big projects, like high-speed rail, for future infrastructure, but with the country in so much debt, is now the right time? is it ever the right time? the massive hoover dam was built at great expense during the great depression. it created lots of jobs. and the first transcontinental railway was built during the american civil war. people advising politicians have to spend money said it was a bad idea. >> there is uncerta