they're being held for a reported one million dollar ransom paul sheldon food professor at california state university says this is yet more proof that terrorists are operating freely inside the country terrorist groups rely on kidnappings for financing so does true of parking lot in america that's true of a. terrorist group so that in many other places. they already have world attention and since announcing as always they are terrorist organizations the goal of the the enemies of syria have been divided into what many pieces so you won't have a syrian anymore you have there is are you have a kurdish. forces and you have all the other sections and you don't have all these sort of opposition members fighting against each other for control i mean you know that the muslim brotherhood paid goons from around the world all wanted to impose their own totalitarian system on what's left of the of syria president putin is also touched upon the war a tearing syria part during his q. and a marathon with the media that's coming your way after a short break stay with. you mean speak your language you. will use prog

being held for reported almost one million dollar ransom paul sheldon food professor at california state university says this is yet more proof that terrorists are operating freely inside the country terrorist groups. and for financing that is true of parking what an america that's true. terrorist groups in many other. they already have world attention and financing as always they are terrorist organizations their goal of the enemies of syria had been to divide it in due out many little pieces so you won't have a syrian anymore you have there is are you have a kurdish a fortune and you have all the other sections and then you will have all these sort of opposition members fighting against each other for the troll i mean you know that the muslim brotherhood paid goons from around the world all want to impose their own totalitarian system on the what's left of the of syria of president putin is also touched upon the war and tearing syria part during his campaign a marathon with a media that's coming your way after a short break stay with us. in japan the average height for men is one hundred eighty t

. >>> a graduate student at california state university has passed away after a police shooting. campus police responded to a call of an off campus dorm late saturday night. a 38-year-old student vieently attacked an officer. student was shot and later -- violently attacked an officer. the student was shot and later died. >>> five minutes after 6. the dallas cowboys football player charged in the death of one of his teammates is now out of jail. josh brent was released early saturday morning and is charged with suspicion of intoxication manslaughter in the death of jerry brown junior. brown was an outsideline backer for the dallas practice squad. he was 25 years old. this is reportedly josh brent's second drunk driving arrest. >>> no doubt about it, it's going to be the topic of conversation at work or anywhere you go. ravens fans are feeling a bit beatened up after the battle of the beltway but it might take a while to recover because the redskins won in overtime 31-28 at fed ex field. and it came down to a field goal. >> disappointing loss. a heck of a football game. congratula

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a deadly at a deadly offers are mall shooting of a graduate student at california state university sambarthe know. campus police resigned as a complaint saturday night when an off-campus storm when they say 38 euro grants to became aggressive with police. police say a physical altercation broke out and that's when they opened fire for fearing for their safety. >> northbound caltrans tracks in san francisco have reopened after a car that was sitting on the tracks was struck by a train. his videos from a seen as 24 7:00. noll was injured when the train struck the empty car at 530 near the intersection of mississippi and 16 st noel was in sight. no one was inside the car at the time of the accident. it caltrans only operates on an hourly service at this time on sundays. the delays are minimal. there's still no word on how car and up on the tracks. >> software company founder john mcafee says he was to return to the united states and " settle down to whatever normal life he can. the 67 year-old is currently in a while modern a detention center where he is fighting a government order that he b

professor of religious studies california state university. >> they believe just like christians do jesusas born to mary who was a virgin. mary is the only woman mentioned by name in the koran. is mentioned more by name in the koran than in the new testament. >> of the four new testament gospels only two feature the nativity story. the gospel according to luke tells the roman emperor augustus caesar journey from nazareth to bethlehem wrapped in swaddling clothes and laid in a manger. in the gospel according to matthew joefs and mary are already living in bethlehem. some details in matthew the star, the maja, massacre of the innocent are not mentioned in luke. en for many the details and the differences in the gospel dos matter. the questions are resolved faith. >> we are evangelical protestants and here we really do believe the christmas story i believe the angel came to mary and angels celebrated christ's birth outside of bethlehem. >> dr. irwin lutz zer is the senior pastor of the church in chicago. they find 75 percent agree and believe the christmas story is historically accurate. >>

. >>> in california, campus police shot and killed a graduate student at california state university in san baernardinobe. police say the student was shot and killed after he became aggressive and got into an altercation with officers in the hall ray of the dorm. >>> and a shooting on the tule indian reservation. the suspect hector salea shot and killed three people before taking off in a car with his two young daughters. police caught up with salea before exchanging gun fire with him. >>> a search is underway now for popular mexican-american singer jenni rivieeriererrivera. she performed at a concert last night in monterrey mexico. >>> here in atlanta, two parents were charged after encouraging their daughter to fight another girl at a bus stop. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] the fight was recorded and posted on youtube while the father allegedly warned everyone not to interfere. the mother of the girl who was the target spoke with our affiliate wsb. >> the father is there, saying nobody touch my child, but my child was on the ground, pleading for someone to get her off of her. my child could

. >> >> a deadly officer of shooting of a bridge was to the california state university near san burnnow. campus police. police thence a physical altercation broke out that is one officer said they feared for their safety and open fire. >> northbound caltran tracks and several is a every open after a car that was sitting on the tracks was struck by a train. no one was inside the car at the time of the accident. because caltran only operate on an hourly service at this time on sundays the delays were minimal. there's still no word on how the car ended up on the tracks. >> software company founder john mcafee says he wants to return to the united states and " settle down to what ever normal life he can. the 67 year-old is currently in a guatemalans detention center where he is fighting a government order that he be returned to belize. police in belize want to question mcafee in the fatal shooting of an american who live in iraq is on the belize. back of the denies involvement in the killing. >> the attorney of southern california terror suspect the questioning of stories handling of his

stephen brock is a professor of school psychology at california state university in sacramento. he's a member of an emergency assistance team for the national association of school psychologists. dewey cornell is director of the youth violence project at the university of virginia. he is a forensic clinical psychologist. we hope to be joined by mo canady is the executive director of the national association of school resource officials, which works on school based policing and security. for now i want to welcome both stephen brock and dewey cornell. i will start with you stephen brock. you've dealt with this sort of thing before. what was your reaction when you heard this today? >> well, as a school psychologist, as a father, as a person who is no stranger to this kind of loss t was quite simply devastating. just a very sad day. >> warner: and dewey cornell. >> terrible tragedy and very frustrating that we weren't able to prevent this. >> let me stay with you, dewey cornell, you have as he said worked with this sort of thing. people look at this and think how could it happen. wh

. >> a deadly officer involved shooting of a graduate student at california state university san borodino campus police were responding to complaints saturday night at an off- campus storm when they say a 30 year-old grad student became aggressive. police dense a physical altercation broke out that is when officers say they fear for their safety and open fire. >> pat williams the committee and has been arrested in the on-again on a felony war related to a police chase. the california highway patrol says williams was driving a three will motorcycle refused to pull over and bring spotted driving on a downtown sacramento sidewalk last month. police say williams nearly five people with his car he has since posted bail. >> traffic easy and slow going at it looks like we will see more beautiful conditions continue on this monday after a gorgeous weekend. more sunny conditions. good morning and welcome back the time is 4:25. >> in nationalist president obama met with republican house speaker john boeher at the white house to discuss how to resolve the fiscal cliff. >> few details were released a

and his wife sylvia codirected the leon and sylvia panetta institute for public poli-sci california state university at monterey bay, nonpartisan senator -- center to promote public service. he served eight terms in congress, rising in 1989 to chairman of the house budget committee. that set the stage for his next job, president clinton's director of the office of management and budget. today we hope to hear more about the raid that killed osama bin laden. the role of modern military in american foreign policy and what is next on secretary panetta's agenda. please join me in welcoming to the national press club secretary of defense, leon panetta. [applause] >> thank you very much, theresa, for that kind introduction. thank you for the invitation to be here today. but i look forward to the opportunity to go back and -- and carmel valley. i have told the story before but it makes the point. when i was young, my father when he first planted that wanted orchard, as it grew he would go around and shake each of the branches. my brother and i would be underneath collecting the womb it's. when i got elected

. >>> a lockdown has been lifted this morning on the campus of california state university at fullerton. that's near los angeles. the campus went on high alert yesterday after suspects in an armed robbery at a nearby store abandoned their getaway vehicle near the school. police say five suspects were involved. three were arrested. the campus took precautions while police searched for the other two suspects. >>> computer security tycoon john mcafee is back in the u.s. this morning. mcafee says guatemalan authorities refused his request for asylum and kicked him out of their country. they placed him on a flight to miami. right after his flight arrived in the u.s., mcafee thought he might be facing more legal trouble here at home. >> they said is john mcafee on the plane? please come forward. there were a whole bunch of officers. i thought, gee, this is continuing. and they said we're here to help you, sir. please come with us. >> more twists and turns to the strange story. he said he is willing to talk about the death of his neighbor but he said he will do the talking right here in the u.

that in addition to a bachelor's degree from westmont college and a master's degree from california state university, he earned his ph.d. from the university of maryland. in his upcoming retirement i want to thank jay for his service to this great institution and i wish he and his wife, jo ann, all the best in their future endeavors. my friend jay pearson. and i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlelady from california seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute, revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady from california is recognized for one minute. ms. lee: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in strong opposition to the republicans' so-called plan b bill. not only would this address -- not only would it not address the so-called fiscal, but it's really a human cliff, but it's a pure political gimmick to distract from the republicans' failure to negotiate in good faith. mr. speaker, we cannot grow our economy or reduce our deficits by making even more cuts on the backs of children, vet

senator leland yee's bill would apply to leaders at cal state university and the university of californiaing lean budget years or when student fees increase. yee passed a similar bill in 2009 but it was vetoed by then governor schwarzenegger. governor jerry brown voted against paying uc berkeley's new chancellor $50,000 more than his predecessor. >>> the national memorial for united flight 93 near shanksville, pennsylvania, has been open for a year. it still needs had millions in donations to be finished. operators of the park say they're $5 million short of what they need to complete the site and build an education center there. 46 people flying on september 11th from newark, newark, to san francisco were killed when flight 93 crashed in that field. the families say they're hoping for a boost from private donors including fortune 500 companies. >> i feel nothing but peace when i'm at the site, when i'm stand oughted sacred ground. >> 450,000 people have already visited the memorial. >>> has our obsession with cell phones risen to the level of an addiction? some researchers say yes. they

and his wife could directed the leon and sylvia panetta institute for public police at california state university at monterey bay a nonpartisan center to promote public service. he served eight terms in congress rising in 1989 to the chairman of the house budget committee. that set the stage for his next job, president clinton's director in the office of management and budget. today we hope to hear more about a raid that killed osama bin laden, the role of the modern military in america's foreign policy and what's next on secretary panetta's agenda. please join me in welcoming to the national press club, secretary defense leon panetta. [applause] >> thank you very much, theresa, for that kind introduction and for the invitation to be here today. i look forward to the opportunity to go back in the valley. i told the story before but it makes the point when i was young my father when he first planted that walnut orchard as it grew, she would go around and shake each of the branches and my brother and i would be underneath cracking walnuts. when i got elected to congress, my i italian father said yo

it that for anyone in california with a family where the household is making up to 150,000 a year, that family would get a middle class reduction in to -- from our state universitiesne of the leading democrats in the state, has indicated that 150% of ami throughout california, even though it's cheaper to live elsewhere qualifies as a middle class. why would we ever say that these people, two teachers living together, two carpenters living together aren't in the middle class and that we're somehow unwilling to acknowledge that's the middle class. i don't understand that rationand

it that for anyone in california with a family where the household is making up to 150,000 a year, that family would get a middle class reduction in to -- from our state universitiespÉrez, one of the leading democrats in the state, has indicated that 150% of ami throughout california, even though 's cheaper to live elsewhere qualifies as a middle class. why would we ever say that these people, two teachers living together, two carpenters living together aren't in the middle class and that we're somehow unwilling to acknowledge that's the middle class. i don't understand that rationale and it sends a terrible message. now let's also look at how san francisco defines middle class. supervisor olague stated that the planning department says the middle class is 120 to 150% ami. it's not the planning department it's the housing element and the planning code. housing at 180% of af mi and above and defines middle class income housing as housing affordable to households making between 120 and 150% of median income. then we look at planning code section 4001 which defines middle income household as a household whose combined annual gross income for all members is between 12

injuries doctor and a public law certificate from the university of san francisco school of law and became a member of the state bar of california. she chaired the student bar association diversity committee, nationally recognized with the american bar association henry j. ramsey jr. award towards advancement of diverse individuals. pamela also earned a bachelor of arts at the university of california at davis. leland reuben was born and raised in san francisco, where he first developed a strong passion for working with l÷pápñ community. he currently oversees the intensative job readiness and works with the housing authority to help residents overcome barriers and develop workforce skills that help secure full time employment. prior to joining good will mr. reuben worked at the san francisco sheriff's department as director of the new violence alliance. and finally, martha hollands a graduate of balboa high school and a former student of city college with an aa degree in child development she has been a volunteer worker for 15 years. she is very passionate about student rights and organized the black student union at both balboa

the federal cuts in defense spending could cost california 135,000 jobs according to george mason university. and for defense contractors in the statelone, fewer government dollars could mean a $10 billion drop in the next decade. for struggling college students, brace yourselves for less. if we go over the "fiscal cliff," a uc spokesman says we could lose $335 million in research funds. other consequences for californians, 143,000 unemployed could lose assistance in trying to find a job. nearly 300,000 disadvantaged students would get fewer benefits at school. 8,000 patients wouldn't get hiv testing and 2,000 women could miss out on breast and cervical cancer screening. now, we would have all those spending cuts but remember, we would also have an increase in taxes which some economists predict could throw us back into recession and with no deal who is to of blame? 53% of americans place that blame on republicans. in the newsroom, grace lee, cbs 5. >>> the comments made by the president made investors hopeful that a quick deal could be made to avoid the "fiscal cliff." that gave wall street its first gain. week. the dow closed up m

california universities. but the private universities are bound by their own promises in the growing language those are enforceable contracts in the states particularly in massachusetts and new york by the way those are in forcible. but it's not just the legal enforceability it is their moral power. and believe me i know this from experience. columbia, harvard, yale do not like being called up. it is harder. it is a harder road but you're holding them against their own values and people within that university who know they are wrong. you've mentioned a lot about the cases. the universities that have violated the free-speech laws that have broken their contractual agreements. can you name any of the universities that have model free-speech codes in the first amendment? >> it's kind of funny because we rate the coverage is according to the system i came up with. we talk about 65% we are talking about the red light university. is it 16 greenlight colleges? but that doesn't put a very good colleges, dartmouth. but i think the pen is the effort of the course. dartmouth is the effort of a bunch of alumni to give it a fight. so i can't point to

california state. >> most of the early leadership had degrees from these universities. >> we here in the waste have been trashing the good name of liberalism -- west have been trashing the good name of liberalism. receivedbeen readily and imbibed by students of the middle east coming to american universities and sucking up this stuff and then going back and starting a revolution. iranian revolution comes from ideas gleaned from the 1960's an 1970's on western universities. this is a fundamental problem. until someone says, liberalism is as defined in the liberal papers, that is what liberalism is, then you can start constructing an idea that can compete with islamism, which says, we stand for justice. it

university, jesse watters investigating. and then adam carolla on his state, california, being the worst one in the union. ose reports after these messages. >> bill: watters world segment tonight, i didn't know this but fordham university has banned ann coulter. late last month student in the florida republic club invited ms. coulter to speak on campus. predictably those who opposed her ideology objected. took the side of anti-coulter forces even personally insulted ann. the club rescinded invitation. they have afforded invitation to professor who says killing babies after they are born might be acceptable. professor singer was allowed to speak at fordham which is a catholic university. this is chaos, right? who are you going to call? we sent jesse watters out to fordham. >> why do you think ann coulter was cancelled? >> because of her strong opinions. >> we owe black people something. we have a legacy of slavery. immigrants haven't even been in this country. >> i feel like she should have been allowed to speak. >> do you agree or disagree with that? [contradicts chirping] >> i think she is kind of an awfu

native arizonan turkey on this bachelor and masters degree at arizona state university and received his doctorate from university of california, santa barbara. throughout his high school and college, however, he spent most of his time playing drums in a variety of dance. as a rock, he was part of several groups, one of which opened for steppenwolf, among other performers for those old enough to remember them. his first film, rocking the wall, about rock music's art in bringing down communism begin airing on pbs this week and will continue throughout this year. doctor schweiker serves on the faculty at the university of dayton where he has taught business, economic history as well as military history. is the author of more than a dozen books, including his first, "a patriot's history of the united states" which he co-authored. other topics include national defense, history and geography of, and the u.s. economy. a television series based upon pages history of the estates is currently in development as well. we are pleased to welcome dr. schweikart today to hear about his newest book, "a patriot's history of the modern world,"

united states government policy since that signing statement in one thousand nine hundred eighty five i believe you can. at the presidential archive at the internet site of the university of california at santa barbara this is public policy silver is a currency it is more of a currency in history even than gold as the united states government has a very distinct interest in the value of potentially competitive currencies ability you want to add something they look like you're trying to get in their hearts a great guy but he's won against four in the in the come out if you choose trading commission he's done his best to try to get this issue exposed but he's got a lot of people that are against it j.p. morgan is the fed's bank as chris said it's a government operation we know that there has been strong evidence presented against j.p. morgan and vetted by lawyers and barred knows just what it is but that they don't know what to do because if they end the investigation because yes it's a government operation government operation to j.p. morgan we think the silver market's going to blow up due to the delivery problems in the months and years ahead what are they going to do when that hap

university of california, received a standing ovation. >> while the eu is celebrating winning the nobel peace prize, one of its largest member states has been plunged into crisis. >> first data appeared that italy was facing the prospect -- first, it appeared that italy was facing the prospect of uncertainty as mario monti appeared to be on the prospect of resigning. that pushed the stock market into a downward slide. >> in the last couple of hours, prime minister mario monti has come out and said he is not planning to step down in the near future after all, and that the nervous reaction in the markets should not be dramatized. >> investors are already nervous about what mario monti's early departure could spell for the eurozone. his tough 2013 budget, targeting a deficit of just 1.8% of gdp, is expected to pass by christmas. the financial reformer postretirement would effectively move italy's next election forward by just -- reformer's retirement would effectively move italy's next election forward by just a month or two. berlusconi announced he would run again for prime minister. in a newspaper interview, the head of the euro bailout

percent of store state wide illegally sold to minors last year up from 5.6 percent the previous year. 18 to 24-year-old are now smoking more than any other age group in california. >> universityand young adults get addicted to tobacco end up smoking their entire lives and then they and family suffer the health consequence. >>reporter: state projects it will spend 6 and a half billion dollars this year to deal with adult health care related to smoking. that is 400 dollars per taxpayer. it's unclear why youngester people are pick up the habit. but the study noted the previous lens of smoking was higher in schools with neighborhood with 5 or more stores selling tobacco. smokers product are becoming more and more popular with nearly 4 percent of high school students using them. >> smokeless tobacco products are not safer. the trends again are very concerning. >>reporter: we found that on this college campus students say they smoke because they are stressed. rising tuition cost. juggling classes and jobs are just too much. young smokers we spoke request started in high school. >> of school trying to find a college and worrying about money and then jobs. i have 3 jobs right now. so